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May 18, 2013 Auction Highlights

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	Lot 1: Group of Asian Jewelry Items, Jade, Ivory & Ojime Grouping of Asian jewelry items including three (3) linked white jade rings, two (2) linked light green jade rings, one (1) carved green jade pendant, one (1) carved red jade butterfly pendant (hairline cracks to back), five (5) carved cinnabar ojime beads, five (5) carved wooden ojime beads, twelve (12) carved ivory and bone ojime beads, one signed, two (2) small figural netsukes, both signed, one (1) small carved ivory plaque, one (1) small polished ivory pendant, one (1) red carved coral or hardstone eagle head pin, and one (1) brown hardstone ojime bead. 32 items total. Note: This item contains a substance which is protected and restricted in the United States and by international convention and can only be shipped within the United States. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions, clause 10. Condition: All items overall very good condition with overall general wear unless otherwise noted in the description. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 2: 3 Chinese Kingfisher Ornaments 3 Chinese Kingfisher items, late 19th to early 20th century, including a pendant with coral clusters on coral beads (strand 12", pendant 3"); an urn form hair ornament, 3"H; and an Art Deco style openwork hair ornament, 3"W. All housed in a vintage red lacquered Chinese box, 6" x 4". Condition: Last two items have newer stickpins soldered to backs. Some missing coral beads to necklace and pendant. Light wear and oxidation to all jewelry items but overall good condition. Box shows wear and corner losses. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 5: Chinese Ceremonial Manchu Silk Ladies Robe Chinese ceremonial Manchu dark purple silk ladies robe embroidered with metallic gold and silver threads. Embroidered decoration includes foo dogs, longevity and happiness symbols, peach, pomegranate, phoenix, butterflies, sea waves and the hand of Budhha. Interior is pale blue silk. Qing Dynasty. 41 3/8" H x 55" W. Provenance: Purchased in 2007 from a deaccession sale of the University of Tennessee. Given to the university by Colonel Henry C. Cole who acquired it during his service as a physician in the U.S. Army. Condition: Slight damage to arm/shoulder area, some loose thread on sleeves and discoloration of cream silk. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $930.00
	Lot 7: Bronze Bald Eagle sculpture, Chinese Sculpture of a bald eagle perched on oceanside rocks, cast bronze with black patina. Signed with three Chinese characters on the base verso. 9-3/16" high x 11" x 5-1/2". Provenance: Purchased from Gump's in 1988. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $589.00
	Lot 10: Grouping of 8 Carved Chinese Jade Articles Grouping of eight carved Chinese jade articles including a miniature vase with carved lotus petal decoration, two archer's rings, a recumbant foo dog with ball, a recumbant foo dog incense holder, a large dragon incense holder with incised decoration and a recumbant foo dog on a lotus petal. Items range in height from1/2" H to 1 1/2" H. Condition: All items excellent condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $806.00
	Lot 11: Pair of Japanese Imari Fish Platters Pair of Imari fish-shaped platters with matching figural scenes on the body surrounded by chrysanthemum decoration. Undersides have floral decoration and maker's mark. 8-1/8" x 13-1/4". Condition: Areas of gilding loss and some surface wear. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 12: Pr. Large Imari Floor Vases w/ Crane Design Pair of large Japanese Imari floor vases having shaped turret rims with crane, foliate, and gilt decoration. 24 1/2" H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with slight wear to gilt decoration. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $1,736.00
	Lot 13: Bronze Mounted Imari Porcelain Bowl Bronze mounted Japanese Imari porcelain bowl, the bowl having bird and foliate vignette decoration and mounted with Roccoco Revival style bronze handles and a Bacchus figural pedestal bronze base. 10 1/2" H x 13 1/2" W. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 14: Pr. of Large Chinese Famille Rose Ginger Jars Pair of large covered Chinese Export Famille Rose Ginger jars, baluster form having enameled bird amongst blossoming branch decoration with Chinese calligraphy and red seal marks. Finials of tops with read seal marks. 16 3/4" H. Late 19th century/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $806.00
	Lot 15: Chinese Export blue and white tureen, pierced cove Chinese Export porcelain tureen, blue and white floral design with pierced cover, round form with figural fungus/mushroom finial surrounded by applied leaf design, with side handles and a footed base. 11"H. Chinese, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Two 1/2" chips to lid, repaired crack to foot ring. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 16: Blue and white Chinese Export oval covered tureen Chinese Export tureen with cover and underplate, oval form with blue and white landscape decoration to sides of tureen and floral decoration to cover and tray. Round knob on cover and shaped flat handles to sides. Label on underside reads "B. Forbes 1760". Platter 15-1/3" x 12-1/3", Tureen 9"H x 11" w x 4-1/2" D (excluding handles and lid). Chinese, probably Canton, late 18th to early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Lid handle shows repaint under blacklight. Scattered minute flakes to edge and foot of platter, one to center of platter. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $682.00
	Lot 18: Two Chinese Export Armorial Dishes Two Chinese Export porcelain dishes with armorial crests. 1st item: deep plate or shallow bowl, slight octagonal shape with red and gilt border, gilt edge trim and crest of a dog over a shield and swag. 2nd item: Plate with slight octagonal shape, green and gilt chain style border and gilt edge trim, with crest of three unicorns and a shield with Latin motto Prorege et Po– . Both approximately 9" diameter, late 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: 2-1/2" hairline visible on front. 2nd item: about four small rim chips/flakes, scattered imperfections to glaze on front. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 19: 2 Chinese Export teapots – Famille Rose and Blue a Two 18th century Chinese Export teapots. 1st item: Teapot in a clobbered Famille Rose Mandarin Palette , late 18th century. 2nd item: Chinese Export porcelain teapot, round form with blue and white landscape (Willow type) design. Both approximately 6"H, circa 1770. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Small flake to edge of lid, wear to gilt finial. 2nd item: repair to spout. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $806.00
	Lot 20: Chinese Flambe Vase w/ hardwood stand Chinese flambe glazed vase, Amphora form with colors of dark brown, green and mauve. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Vase: 11" H, stand: 1" H Condition: Chip to glaze on underside of base with cracklure throughout glaze. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 21: Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Dragon Charger Chinese porcelain Famille Rose dragon charger, depicting two opposing five-clawed dragons amid clouds and flames confronting the flaming pearl. Underside decorated with additional dragons and flaming pearls. Underside of base with blue seal mark. 13 3/8" dia.20th Century/ Modern Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 23: Chinese Famille Rose Handled Vase Chinese Famille Rose vase having squared pear form body with tubular handles and mountainous landscape decoration with male figures including a young boy. Additionally decorated with calligraphy and a red seal mark. 11 1/4" H. 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with wear to yellow glaze on rim and handles. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $936.00
	Lot 24: Chinese Palace Scene Reverse Painting on Glass Chinese palace scene reverse painting on glass depicting the royal seated with his attendants and receiving visitors. Housed in the original ebonized frame with brass hanger. Sight – 19 1/4" H x 23 1/2" W. Framed – 21 3/4" H x 26 1/8" W. Late19th/Early 20th century. Condition: A few small areas of paint loss to the perimeter. Abrasions to frame. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 25: Royal Vienna Plate W/ Florentine Frame Framed Royal Vienna porcelain plate of the Duchess of Devonshire (1757-1806) with cobalt blue and celadon green ground, gilded floral motif with silvered accents housed in a round, Florentine, ornately carved, pierced giltwood frame of a foliage design. On the underside of the plate is the Royal Vienna Bindenschild mark and the following markings: "Dec: 171/Depose/ 4094 36.a." A signature has been partially gilded over near the sitter's rose. Framed: 17-1/2" x 17-1/2" Sight: 9-1/2" x 9-1/2". Condition: Frame has lost two pieces of its foliage, with areas of chipping of gilding and wood, in particular on the left side of the frame. Noticeable cracks in gilding at the top of the frame with evidence of one repaired crack. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $1,521.00
	Lot 26: Amethyst Glass Centerpiece,Gilt Mounted Large Belle Epoque centerpiece, cut amethyst glass with gilded collar in an oval, gilt bronze or gilt brass frame with six acanthus-style candle arms, resting on six legs ending in pineapple form feet. 7-1/2"H x 22"W x 18" D overall. French, circa 1900. Condition: Very good condition with minor light wear to gilding and light scratching to bottom of glass. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $1,638.00
	Lot 27: Pr. of Moser Mantle Lustres w/ Classical Motif Pair of classical mantel lustres, attributed to Moser, with female classical portrait vignettes alternating with gilt foliate vignettes. White cased cut to clear enamel decorated glass, shaped rim with alternating triangular form and round form prisms, gilt foliate decoration on faceted shafts and bases. 12 1/4" H. Late 19th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition with very minor wear to enamel decoration. Low Estimate: $1,200.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,736.00
	Lot 28: Pr. Classical Bronze Urns Mounted on Black Bases A pair of classical bronze urns having mask frieze around the perimeter, mounted on black marble octagonal shaped bases. 9 5/8" H x 7" dia. 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with old patina. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 29: Large 19th cent. Yellow Oval Tole Tray A large 19th century oval yellow tole tray with central decoration of figures in a landscape setting. 19 3/4" H x 25 3/4" W. Probably English. Proveance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tenn. Condition: Overall very good condition with a few small areas of paint loss. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 30: Four 17th c. English or Dutch Brass Candlesticks Four 17th century English or Dutch brass candlesticks. 1st group: One companion pair of heavy cast candlesticks with double-tiered round bases and similar drip pans and turnings, 10-3/4" H. 2nd group: Two brass candlesticks on raised platform bases with molded rims, one with turned shaft, socket with "economy" hole, 8-1/2" H, the other with baluster-turned shaft, socket with "economy" hole and larger square hole, 9-1/2" H. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: Overall good condition with minor scattered dents. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $702.00
	Lot 31: Two Pair 18th c. Brass Candlesticks Two pair 18th century brass candlesticks, both with octagonal sockets and stepped octagonal bases, 9" H and 9-1/4" H. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashvie, TN. Condition: Very good condition. Minimal dents and surface abrasions. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $1,287.00
	Lot 32: Four 17th c. English Brass Candlesticks Group of four 17th century English brass candlesticks, two with deep round bases and large drip pans (4-1/2" and 5" H), one with large round base and "economy" hole (6" H), and one with round raised platform base (8" H). Possibly English. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, TN. Condition: Scattered minor dents and scratches. Larger deep round candlestick with repaired socket. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $995.00
	Lot 33: Portrait of Fannie Hatch Wemyss Oval portrait of Fannie Hatch Wemyss of Mobile, Alabama, circa 1850, oil on photographic board, in original leather and wood folding daguerrotype case/frame. 5-1/2" x 4-1/2" sight, 9" x 8" case. Provenance: The estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Note: Fannie Hatch Wemyss was the first wife of Colonel James Wemyss of Alabama and later, Gallatin, Tennessee (his portrait and that of her younger sister Annie, who married Wemyss after Fannie's death, are also being sold in this auction). This portrait has been documented by the Tennessee Portrait Project, conducted by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Tennessee. Condition: Wear to velvet mat and to case, portrait in good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 35: Aesthetic Movement Oil on Canvas Female Portrait Aesthetic Movement oil on canvas portrait of a female attired in a peacock feather hat and bohemian style dress with a stylized incised geometric gilt background, in the style of Rossetti and Whistler. Housed in a composition and gilt wood frame. Unsigned. Sight 15 1/2" H x 10" W. 17 1/8" H x 11 5/8" W. Late 19th century. Condition: Painting overall very good condition. Minor losses to edge of simple gilt frame. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $992.00
	Lot 36: George Paice, Portrait of a Horse George Paice (British, 1854-1925) equine portrait, oil on board, signed and dated lower left G. Paice '86. Board has British millboard label en verso; there is also a later gallery label and presumed owner's label reading: Cayce, Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Giltwood and composition molded frame. 8" x 13" sight, 12-1/2" x 16-1/2" framed. Condition: Overall good condition with some alligatoring to varnish layer and a few abrasions to frame edge. Low Estimate: $1,500.00 – High Estimate: $1,800.00 Realized Price: $1,984.00
	Lot 37: Frank Stick Hunting Dog oil on canvas Frank Stick (American 1884-1966) oil on canvas of hunting dog in springtime landscape. Titled on canvas lower center, "Champion JoJo." Signed and dated lower right. Original giltwood frame. Sight: 28" H x 29-1/2" W. Frame: 33-1/2" H x 35-3/4" H. Brass plate: "Champion Jersey JoJo, Manitoba 1920." Note: Frank Leonard Stick is best known for his outdoor themed paintings, especially those relating to hunting and fishing. He studied under Howard Pyle in Wilmington, DE and alongside N.C.Wyeth and Frank E. Schoonover. His illustrations have appeared in "Sports Afield", "Field and Stream", "Collier's", "The Saturday Evening Post", and other magazines. Condition: Overall very good condition. Slight slack in canvas. One and half inch clean tear in canvas located in center above dog's back. Blacklighting does not indicate any repair or restoration. Low Estimate: $5,000.00 – High Estimate: $8,000.00 Realized Price: $12,400.00
	Lot 39: Benson Bond Moore oil on board, April Landscape Benson Bond Moore (American, 1882-1974) oil on board titled en verso "April Landscape" , dated "1972" and signed en verso "Benson Moore". Housed in a gilt wood frame. Sight: 11 1/2" H x 15 1/2" W. Framed: 14 1/2" H x 18 1/2" W. 20th century. Note: Moore's works are in the collections of the Smithsonian American Art Museum and The Washington County (MD) Museum of Fine Arts. Condition: Overall very good condition. Blacklighting does not reveal any repairs or restoration. Some slight separation to frame joints on left side. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 40: Warren Sheppard Oil on Canvas, Venice Grand Canal Warren Sheppard (American, 1858-1937) oil on canvas marine scene depicting the Grand Canal of Venice, signed lower left. Housed in an elaborate period gilt carved frame. Sight: 11 1/2" D x 17 1/2" W. Framed: 19" H x 25" W. Late 19th century. Note: This painting was evaluated by the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. by then curator Perry B. Cott, letter included. Biography: A marine painter, Warren Sheppard was a designer and navigator of racing yachts and sailed widely along the New England coast. He won the famous New York-to-Bermuda race and published an authoritative book titled "Practical Navigation." He was also known for his canal scenes of Venice, many painted during his studies there from 1888-1893. He took art lessons from marine painter Maurice De Haas and exhibited at the Brooklyn Art Association, the National Academy of Design and the Pennsylvania Academy. (Source: Peter Falk, "Who Was Who in American Art.") Condition: Housed under glass. Overall very good condition with some light cracklure to canvas. Losses to lower right corner of frame. Frame also possibly regilded. Low Estimate: $1,400.00 – High Estimate: $1,800.00 Realized Price: $2,106.00
	Lot 41: David Hicks, Pair of English oil landscapes David Hicks (British, late 19th/early 20th century), a pair of oil on canvas landscapes depicting lake scenes, one with figure in a boat, the other at sunset. Both signed in lower corners and framed in matching giltwood and composition frames, possibly original. Both 7-1/2" x 15" Sight, 13-1/4" x 21-1/4" framed. Condition: Very good relined condition. Frames possibly regilded. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $995.00
	Lot 44: Robert Chailloux o/c, Still Life with tureen Robert Chailloux (French, 1913-2005) oil on canvas, still life, depicting a porcelain tureen with brass pot, pitcher and various fruits against a plaster wall. Signed lower left. A label en verso gives this biography of the artist: Born in Paris, Chailloux studied art at the Ecole de Dessin de Belleville. He had his first exhibition in 1940 at the Salon des Artistes Francais and another in 1943 at the Salon de la Nationale. From there he became well known in art circles in France and the U.S. He is best known for his street scenes and "nature mort" still lifes. Giltwood and composition frame. 17-1/2" x 22-1/2" sight, 26" x 30" framed. Condition: Small smudge lower right corner of canvas, small chips/abrasions to corner of frame. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 45: 6 Florentine Portraits of Old Masters, Grand Tour Grouping of six (6) oval oil on board paintings depicting old Italian master painters, done by Florentine painters for the Vararian Gallery in Florence as a Grand Tour souvenir. Artists depicted include Agnolo Bronzino (crack to upper left of board), Titian/Tiziano Vecellio (rubbing to left side), Leonardo da Vinci, Salvatore Rosa (overall cracklure), Peter Paul Reubens (overall cracklure) and Jacopo Robusti (overall cracklure). All framed in wooden ebonized frames. Sight – 5" H x 4 1/4" W. Framed – 9" H x 8" W. Late 19th century. Condition: Overall good condition unless otherwise noted. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 49: Federal One Drawer Stand, original surface American Federal Hepplewhite one-drawer table or stand in original painted red surface having original oval brass pull, and four square tapered legs. White pine throughout. New England, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Original surface and pull. Some stains to top and wear to edges. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 50: Sheraton One Drawer Table With Rope Twist Legs Small table or work stand with square top, twist-turned legs and single hand dovetailed drawer having birds eye maple veneered drawer front and a round brass pull. Cherry primary wood, poplar secondary wood. American, circa 1830. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Very good refinished condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 53: Pr Queen Anne side chairs, serpentine stretchers Pair of Queen Anne walnut side chairs with yoke shaped top rail, embellished by a relief carved leaf design, over a central vasiform splat set into shoe on rear rail. Cabriole front legs with carved scrolls at knees and block turned back legs, joined by side and back stretchers with block turnings and a recessed central serpentine stretcher. 37"H. Probably Continental, early 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Insect damage to stiles, scattered wear, breaks and repairs. One chair has a repair to its crest rail and part of its right foot replaced. Each seat with later and differing upholstery and a later finish with some fading. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 54: Baroque style carved and polychromed pedestals Pair of Baroque style carved mixed wood pedestals with polychrome and parcel gilt decoration. Circular tops with carved garland and mask decorations, over spiral standards adorned with acanthus leaf carvings, on tripod bases with carved mermaid figures and compressed ball feet. Each 35"H. Italian, early 20th century. Condition: Some wear and losses, especially to tops and edges. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 57: 3.04 ct Round Brilliant Diamond Ring with GIA Lady's diamond solitaire ring containing one round brilliant cut diamond weighiing 3.04 carat, H color, VS2 clarity, measuring 9.27-9.33 x 5.70 mm. Polish: Very Good. Symmetry: Very Good. Fluorescence: None. Depth: 61.3%. Table: 59%. Girdle: Very Thin to Thick, Faceted. Culet: None. Together with a GIA report number 12310545, dated November 22, 2002. The diamond is set in a 14k white gold 6-prong mounting. Ring size: 6. Total gross weight approximately 4.0 grams. Condition: See decription and GIA report. Mounting in very good condition with minor scratches. Low Estimate: $25,000.00 – High Estimate: $30,000.00 Realized Price: $37,440.00
	Lot 58: Montreux 18K Enameled Pendant Watch Montreux, Swiss made 18K yellow gold, diamond and blue enamel pendant watch, 17 jewels. Blue enamel case decorated with yellow gold rose motifs, 2-1/2" diameter, Edwardian style gold pendant brooch with blue enamel and yellow gold rose highlights framed by 16 rough cut diamonds, 4-1/4" L. 30.7 grams. Early 20th c. Condition: Case in excellent condition. Watch not tested for working condition. Low Estimate: $1,200.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,240.00
	Lot 62: Spratling Mexico Silver and Faux Tortoise Necklace William Spratling (American/Mexico 1900-1967) sterling silver pendant in the form of interlocking hands, one all silver, the other overlaid with faux tortoise design, attached to a 14" silver link chain by a round silver ring. Open clasp. Pendant measures 2-1/2" x 5". Marked on back with WS Script Circle S mark (William Spratling, Mexico 925) and Eagle 30 hallmark. Circa 1956-1962. Private Nashville Collection. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $1,989.00
	Lot 63: Fred Davis Silver Necklace Mexican silver necklace, faceted trapezoids joined by banded links with slot clasp, mark for Fred Davis / Made in Mexico / Silver (designed by Valentin Vidaurreta, circa 1940). 16" total length. 1.495 oz troy. Condition: Excellent condition Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $1,521.00
	Lot 66: Reed & Barton sterling water pitcher Sterling silver water pitcher with lobed body and flared handle, marked "Reed & Barton", 9 7/8" H – 29.85 oz troy. American, ca.1920. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Half dozen small dents to body. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 67: Gorham Sterling Revere Bowl, 12", 51 oz Sterling silver Revere bowl, marked "Gorham #41662", no monogram, 12" dia. – 51.82 oz troy. American, 20th c. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall good condition – some scratching and light pitting. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $1,364.00
	Lot 69: Reed and Barton Francis I Sterling Flatware, 120 p Reed & Barton Francis the First pattern sterling silver flatware, 120 pieces (Service for Twelve, plus extras). Includes 12 dinner knives @ 9-1/2" L, 12 Luncheon Knives (2 @ 9-1/4" L, 10 @ 9" L), 12 Dinner forks @ 7-3/4" L, 12 Luncheon forks @ 7-1/4" L, 12 salad or dessert forks, 12 hollow handle bread and butter knives, 12 round bowl soup spoons, 24 teaspoons, 3 serving or table spoons, 2 jelly server spoons, 1 gravy ladle, 1 large meat serving fork, 1 small cold meat serving fork, 1 sugar shell, 1 pickle fork, 1 pierced serving or berry spoon, and 1 master butter knife. Combined weighable silver: 142.315 oz troy. (Weight does not include knives or butter spreaders, which have stainless Mirrorstele blades). The following flatware from this set have older hallmarks: 12 dinner forks, 4 serving spoons, the larger cold meat fork, 2 soup spoons, 2 jelly spoons, master butter knife and pickle fork. Condition: Excellent condition. No monograms. Low Estimate: $3,500.00 – High Estimate: $4,500.00 Realized Price: $4,329.00
	Lot 71: 2 Sterling Silver Book Covers, 1 Tiffany Art Nouve Two sterling silver book covers for prayer books. 1st item: Tiffany and Co. sterling book cover in the Art Nouveau/Gothic Revival style, hinged front and back with clasp containing The Book of Common Prayer. Clasp marked "Tiffany and Co. Makers Sterling C 5." 3/4" H x 3-1/4" W x 5" H. Circa 1902-1907. 2nd Item: Miniature English sterling prayer book cover with chain by William Neal of Chester, 1903, containing miniature The Book Of Common Prayer, 1" H x 2" W x 2-1/4" D. Condition: Both in very good condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 72: Silver Cann, Equestrian Theme, poss. Hanau Continental silver mug, cup or cann with elaborate repousse decoration depicting a horse and rider on one side, a horse and trainer on the other. Central cartouche with engraved crest of a rampant lion, with scroll and fish scale decoration in the outer reserves. Hollow C scroll handle thumbrest and later monogram L. B. Both the body and handle are marked with initials B.E. over a bell, enclosed in a shield (Unattributed). Possibly Dutch or Hanau silver, probably late 18th century. 4"H. 7.59 oz troy Condition: Repair to handle. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 75: 16 pieces American coin silver flatware inc. Delaw 16 assorted pieces American coin silver flatware, all dating from the 19th century. Includes 6 tablespoons in the fiddle pattern with mark for Ephraim Jefferson, working Smyrna, Delaware circa 1815; 6 tablespoons in a Louis XVI pattern variant with marks for Hotchkiss & Schreuder and retailer mark F. Williams (Palmyra, NY); 1 sugar spoon with fiddle handle and shell bowl with psuedohallmarks and retailer mark for E. Harris, Albany NY; and 3 fiddle pattern tablespoons with marks for Enos Gunn of Waterbury, CT; D. Pamely of Rochester, NY; and O.E. Sibley of Buffalo, NY. Combined weight 28.04 oz troy. Condition: Parmely spoon shows worn edge to bowl. Some spoons with matte wear to bowls. All pieces with various monograms. Low Estimate: $450.00 – High Estimate: $550.00 Realized Price: $3,100.00
	Lot 76: Assorted Coin silver flatware, 19 items Assorted Coin silver flatware, 19 items. 1st group: 6 Assorted Coin tablespoons, mid 19th century fiddle type pattern, makers marks J.B. James; A.F. Burbank (Boston-2), Farrington & Hunnewell, Kinsey (Cincinnati), and 1 rubbed (unknown). 2nd group: 3 coin silver teaspoons ca. 1821 -1850, mark for James Peters, Philadelphia. 3rd group: 4 coin silver teaspoons ca 1833-1839, marks for Andrew Benedict, New York . 4th group: 4 Coin silver dessert forks in the Fiddle Tipt pattern, American, ca. 1840, marked "R.D." (unattributed), monogrammed "MHM" on backs. 6th group: 1 Large coin silver soup ladle, American, early 19th Century, unmarked, monogrammed "MHH", 15 1/2" L, and 1 pair of Coin silver sugar tongs, with shaped handles and good acorn form grips, marked W. Chittendon (probably New York), monogrammed on bridge "MHH", 6 1/2" L. 19 items total, 26.18 oz troy combined weight. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Unmarked spoon has large repaired split to bowl, Kinsey spoon has dents to bowl. Benedict spoons have small dents. Forks have wear to tines. Ladle with large repair to bowl. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 77: 2 Coin Silver Beakers or Julep Cups 1st item: Coin silver julep cup or beaker with reeded edges and round tapered body, marked "Shreve Brown & Co./Boston/Pure Silver Coin", 4" H – 3.97 oz troy. Circa 1850. 2nd item: 1 miniature or child's Coin silver beaker with threaded rims, marked "Pure Silver Coin" along with mark for Jones, Shreve, Brown & Co., Boston. 2 3/4" H, 2.32 oz troy. Circa 1850. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Significant number of small dents, esp. to underside Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 81: 6 pcs T. Gowdey Nashville coin silver 4 coin silver tablespoons and 2 teaspoons, fiddle pattern, ca. 1850, marked "T Gowdey". The book TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell lists Thomas Gowdey working as a retailer in Nashville, Tennessee, 1825-1863. 6.07 oz troy combined weight. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Small dents to all bowls, 2 with tears to bowls Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 82: 3 Calhoun Coin Silver Dessert Spoons, Nashville 3 Coin silver dessert spoons, oval tipt handles, ca. 1840: 2 marked "W.H. Calhoun" inside rectangle, 1 with incuse retailer mark "W. H Calhoun Nashville", no monograms. The book TENNESSEE SILVERSMITHS by Dr. Benjamin H. Caldwell lists Calhoun working in Nashville 1839-1865. 2.495 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Scattered light dents and pitting Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 84: 2 Repousse Coin Silver Cups, Wemyss family 1 coin silver cup, footed form with floral chased sides and beaded borders, marked with Bailey & Co. (Philadelphia) pseudo-hallmark: eagle shield & "U", monogrammed "Wemyss"5" H, 4.967 oz troy. Circa 1860. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee, descended from her grandfather, Col. James Wemyss of Alabama and Tennessee. 2nd item: Coin silver goblet with beaded rim, bright cut border, repousse floral garland design around bowl, and beaded foot ring, unmarked, 5 1/2" H – 6.4 oz troy. American, circa 1850. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee, from the estate of her grandfather, Col. James Wemyss, of Alabama and later, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Foot bent, possibly repaired. 2nd item: Overall very good condition – a few light scratches and small dents. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $878.00
	Lot 85: 3 Southern Coin Silver spoons, KY and VA 1 coin silver tablespoon, fiddle pattern, ca. 1820, marks for Jehu Williams & John Victor, Lynchburg, Virginia, monogrammed – 1.72 oz troy, and 2 Coin silver dessert spoons circa 1850, marked for W.R. Evans, Covington, Kentucky, monogrammed "S.M.W." – 1.81 oz troy . Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Wear/loss to tip of bowl on VA spoon, KY spoons in very good condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $150.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 87: 2 Miniature portraits of gentlemen, signed 1st item: Miniature portrait on ivory of a gentleman in formal attire, signed lower right Otto Eckardt (German, 1800-1900). Housed in a blue-enamel on silver frame, unmarked. 2-3/4" x 2-1/4" sight, 3-1/2" x 2-1/2" framed (overall). Circa 1890, possibly an American subject painted from a photograph sent to the artist in Europe. 2nd item: Colored engraving depicting a man in 18th century attire, signed in plate in pencil S. or J. Anderson. Ebonized wood frame. 2-1/2" square plate size, 7" x 6" framed. Provenance: a Nashville, Tennessee collection. Condition: 1st item: Excellent condition (painting); enamel on frame has some minute chips. Portrait is loose in frame. 2nd item: overall toning, small creases near left side plate mark. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 89: 3 Antique Boxes & 1 Shadowbox Three 19th century boxes and one contemporary shadowbox. 1st item: Mahogany jewelry box with rounded top and diamond shaped brass escutcheon, velvet lined (missing divider, old dark finish). 3"H x 9"W x 5"D. 2nd item: Figured mahogany veneered jewelry or sewing box with line inlaid edges and divided interior (some dividers missing on right side, some losses, repairs, stains and small shrinkage cracks to lid). 3-1/2"H x 11-1/4"W x 8-1/4"D. 3rd item: Locking candle box with sliding top (top is a possible replacement; right side groove area is slightly detached). 5"h x 6"W x 12-1/2" D. 4th item: Contemporary burlwood shadowbox or tabletop display case with checkerboard inlaid borders and velvet lined interior (excellent condition). 1"h x 13-1/2"W x 11"D. Condition: See item description. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 90: Traveling Writing Box with Parquetry Veneer Traveling writing box with parquetry veneer, rectangular form with hinged lid opening to reveal a fitted interior for pens and ink bottles (bottles included), and a wood divider with inlaid decorative design. 3"h x 8" w x 4"d. Probably American, circa 1830. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Missing escutcheon inlay, some wear and stains, overall good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $275.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 91: Four 17th century Brass Candlesticks Four brass candlesticks on raised platform bases of varying diameters and all with "economy" holes, 8" to 9" H, 17th century, possibly Dutch. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: Minor dents and scratches and one small break on smallest stick base. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $761.00
	Lot 92: Four Similar 17th c. Brass Candlesticks Two companion pairs of 17th century brass candlesticks all with square drip pans. 1st companion pair with "economy" hole and supported by low feet (6-1/2" H and 6-3/4" H) and 2nd companion pair with similar but different baluster turnings and one with an "economy" hole (6-1/4" H). Late 17th century. Continental. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: Repairs to base and one stick of second pair. Scattered minor pitting. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $936.00
	Lot 98: Prattware teapot and pearlware cann Rare Prattware teapot, canoe shape with seated child form finial or knob, raised scenes on side in brown blue and orange, with vine border. 9-1/2"L. Together with a pearlware cann in an exuberantly painted floral design, 6"H. English, circa 1790. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Teapot with spout and lid repaired, edge wear. Cann with two cracks from rim, largest 2-1/2". Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 99: Pair pierced porcelain baskets attr. Bow Pair of English Blue and White Porcelain baskets, round with flared and pierced sides, decorated with raised blue flowers. Mark underneath attributed to Bow, Thomas Frye. 3"H x 6-1/2" Diam. English, circa 1760. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1 cracked and repaired on bottom and side, the other in excellent condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $682.00
	Lot 100: Worcester Dr. Wall Shell form Sweetmeat Dish Worcester first period (Dr. Wall ) shell form sweetmeat dish with blue and white two peony rock bird decoration. 1-1/3"H x 5-1/2" x 5-1/4". English, circa 1755. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $744.00
	Lot 101: Worcester Cheese Strainer and Plate Worcester Dr. Wall Porcelain cheese strainer bowl and plate in the blue and white Pinecone pattern, each with crescent marks. Bowl 7-1/4" diameter, underplate 8-1/2" diameter. English, last quarter 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $644.00
	Lot 103: Disguised Mask Pitcher, Dr. Wall or Caughley Worcester Dr. Wall or Caughley porcelain Dutch Jug with Mask Lip, also known as a Disguised Mask pitcher. Cabbage leaf molded porcelain pitcher or jug with scrolled handle and Bacchic mask at spout, decorated in blue and white floral sprays. Blue crescent mark on underside. 9"H. English, circa 1770. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Chip to outside rim edge, otherwise very good condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 104: 2 Sunderland Lustre Pitchers, Mariner & Crimea Two large Sutherland pink luster pitchers. 1st item: "Mariner's Arms" with ship related vignettes and poem (7-1/2" H). 2nd item: Crimea Jug depicting joint English and French arms and "A West View of the New Bridge, Sunderland " (8" H). English, first quarter 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Both with hairlines to feet and crazing, compass pitcher has possible repair to handle and foot ring. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $410.00
	Lot 109: Herend Queen Victoria Dinnerware, 76 pcs Herend Queen Victoria partial dinnerware service consisting of 11 dinner plates (10" diameter); 12 dessert plates (8-1/2"); 12 rim soup plates (9-1/2"; 11 demitasse/after dinner cups (1-3/8" H) and 11 saucers (4-1/2"); 9 coffee cups (4 measuring 2" H and 5 measuring 2-1/2"H) and 10 saucers (8 measuring 5-3/8", 1 measuring 5-5/8", 1 measuring 5-1/2"). 76 items total. Mid-20th century. Condition: Good condition overall. General minor marks, scratches and rubbing to surface decoration commensurate with age and use. One salad plate has a 1 inch chip on edge and another salad plate has crazing in center. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $2,500.00 Realized Price: $3,276.00
	Lot 110: Rare Herend Queen Victoria Dinnerware, 33 pcs Group of rare Herend Queen Victoria porcelain dinnerware including 11 one-handled covered soups, impressed mark 737 (7-3/8" L x 4-1/4" diameter); plus 9 cream soups with covers (3-3/4" H with lid), 3 with impressed mark 118, 6 with impressed mark 1716; and 10 saucers (6-1/2" diameter). This group has 3 additional matching porcelain covers. 33 items total. Mid-20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor wear. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $2,808.00
	Lot 111: NC Art Pottery Vase by Ben Owen NC art pottery vase by Ben Owen with dark green glaze. Stamped on base "Ben Owen, Master Potter". 8 1/2" H. 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 112: Southern decorated jar, probably J. H. Owen Large Southern stoneware jar with unusual brown, green, and white slip decoration. Additionally decorated with elaborate looping sine waves. Probably James H. Owen (North Carolina, 1866-1923). For more information, see "The Family Business – 175 Years of Pottery by the Owen/Owens Families", page 9 (research courtesy Carole Wahler). 18 1/2" H. Late 19th century. Condition: One pulled handle missing (possibly in the making?). Chip to inner rim. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 113: East TN Charles Decker Stoneware Jug Washington County, Tennessee stoneware pottery jug by Charles Frederick Decker (1832-1914), inscribed in script on side "C. F. Decker" and impressed "2" denoting gallon capacity. 12" H. Biography (Courtesy of Carole Wahler): Charles Frederick Decker was born in Germany in 1832. He arrived in Philadelphia in his late teens. Oral tradition suggests he worked at the Remmey Pottery before establishing his Keystone pottery there at the age of 25. He moved his family to Delaware for a few years and then back to Philadelphia. After 1869, Decker moved to Virginia, six miles north of Abingdon. The pottery he operated there was located on land owned by a man named Mallicote (Mallicoat). In 1872, he established his pottery in the Nolichucky River Valley near present day Johnson City, Tennessee. For a year or so he operated in both Virginia and Tennessee. He was one of a number of potters who settled in the region during the early years of Reconstruction. He named his Chucky Valley pottery the same name that he had used in Pennsylvania, Keystone Pottery. His pottery was marketed not only in East Tennessee, but also in North Carolina, Virginia, and Kentucky. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $2,223.00
	Lot 115: 3 Miniature Tennessee Whiskey Jugs, Nashville area Three Tennessee miniature whiskey jugs, one Cave Spring and the remaining Nashville. 1st item – Albany slip covered jug with incised script, "Cave Spring Whiskey M. J. L. & PM (Sp?)". Overall excellent condition. 3 1/8" height. Note – there was a Cave Spring in Robertson Co., TN and a Cave Spring near the Jack Daniels Distillery near Lynchburg (Courtesy of Thomas Noel). 2nd item – Nashville whiskey jug with blue stenciling, "Compliments of the TENNESSEE Distilling Co., Nashville, Tenn.". Overall excellent condition. 3 1/4" height. 3rd item – Nashville miniature jug, "ILB Mercury from Spurlock – Neal CO Nashville, Tenn." Chipping around front of rim and a light chip on back of rim. 2 7/8" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 116: Frankfort, Kentucky Miniature Saloon Whiskey Jug Frankfort, KY flatsided miniature whiskey jug with albany slip and incised script, "Jos Schraff Pro. Star Saloon 222 St Clair St Frankfort KY", verso, "Dealer in Liquors Wines Cigars Tobacco". Condition – handle has been broken and glued with some repair, otherwise very good condition. 3 1/4"height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 118: 4 Miniature Nelson Co. Kentucky Whiskey jugs Grouping of 4 miniature Nelson County, KY whiskey jugs. 1st item – Miniature whiskey jug with albany slip and incised script, "Brook Hill Nelson County Ky Whiskey". Overall excellent condition with tiny fleabite chip to rim and base. 3" height. 2nd item – Miniature whiskey flat sided jug with albany slip and incised script, "I W Harper Nelson Co Ky Whiskey". Overall very good condition with a few old scattered base chips. 2 7/8" height. 3rd item – Miniature whiskey jug with albany slip and incised script, "I W Harper's Nelson Co. Whiskey". Condition – overall very good condition with a shallow chip to rim. 2 5/8" height. 4th item – Miniature whiskey jug with albany slip top and white glazed lower half and blue stencil, "Compliments I. W. Harper, Nelson Co. Kentucky." Overall excellent condition with in the making chips to rim and base glazed over in firing process. 3 1/2" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 119: 2 Miniature Louisville Whiskey Jugs, including Bro Grouping of 2 miniature whiskey jugs from Louisville, KY. 1st item – Miniature whiskey jug with albany slip and incised script, "Compliments of Miss Fannie Harris 630 Mechanic St. City." (Purportively a brothel in Louisville, KY). Condition – a couple of rim chips, abrasions to the glaze on the letter "H" of Harris. 3 1/4" height. 2nd item – Miniature whiskey jug in blue script, "Fortuna Whiskey Phil. Hollenrace & Co. Louisville, KY." Overall excellent condition. 3" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $761.00
	Lot 120: 2 Miniature Whiskey Jugs, Doores, Bowling Green KY Pair of miniature whiskey jugs from Bowling Green, KY. Both with white glaze and blue stenciled letters, "Compliments of L. T. Doores & Co. Bowling Green KY." Condition – one with staining to handle, both jugs with minor chips to base. 3" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 121: 5 Miniature Kentucky Whiskey Jugs inc. Old Contine Grouping of 5 miniature Kentucky whiskey jugs. 1st item – Albany slip KY incised script miniature jug, "Old Continental Hand Made Sour Whiskey B B U" (Nelson Co.). Overall very good condition. 2 7/8" height. 2nd item – KY miniature whiskey jug with Albany slip and incised script, "Old Continental Nelson County Sour Mash B Bros." Overall very good condition. 2 1/2" height. 3rd item – KY miniature whiskey jug with Albany slip and incised script, "Old Gum Spring Whiskey" (located outside of Paducah). Overall very good condition, thicker glaze on handle and rim could signify repair. 3 3/8" height. 4th item – KY miniature whiskey jug with blue stencil, "Mountain Spring Fine Kentucky Whiskey L. B. & Co (Love Bloom & Co. – courtesy Thomas Noel). Condition – half circular hairline to rim, minor discoloration. 3" height. 5th item – KY miniature whiskey jug with blue stencil, "L. B. & Co. Westmoreland Rye Pure Whiskey". Overall very good condition. 3 1/4" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $995.00
	Lot 122: 2 Miniature Kentucky Whiskey Jugs, Owensboro, KY Two Owensboro, KY miniature flat sided whiskey jugs. 1st item – Flat sided miniature whiskey jug with blue stenciled letters, "Take a Smile with Ames of Owensboro", verso "MFR. of PLEASURE VEHICLES ——— BRED IN OLD KENTUCKY". Excellent condition. 2 7/8" height. 2nd item – Flat sided miniature whiskey jug with black stenciled letters, "Take An Eye Opener, Then(sp?) Examine, "Buggies Bred in Old Kentucky""", verso, "Compliments of F. A. Ames & Co. Owensboro, Ky." Overall very good condition, fleabite nick to rim, tight spidering on lower half of one side. 3" height. Note – Green River whiskey was used to fill these jugs that will given out complimentary of Ames Buggy Co. (courtesy Thomas Noel). Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $1,112.00
	Lot 123: 2 Miniature Virginia Whiskey Jugs Two Virginia whiskey miniature jugs, one Bristol and the other Roanoke. 1st item – Bristol, VA minature jug with blue stencil, "Pleasant Valley Pure Corn 100 Proof..Martin Lynch Co. Bristol, (1 1/2 Oz) VA." A couple of nicks to rim, handle has ä clean break and glued. 2 3/4" height. 2nd item – Roanoke VA miniature jug"with blue stencil, "Merry Christmas The Casper Company Incorporated Roanoke VA." Chips to front of rim, otherwise very good condition. 2 7/8" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 124: 2 Soldier Photographs, Mexican and Civil War Two early photographic images of soldiers, found in Tennessee. 1st item: Sixth plate size daguerrotype of a young man in American uniform, probably Mexican-American War (1846-1848), seated in a chair. Leather Union case with raised decoration. 2nd item: Ninth plate size tintype of bearded young man in uniform, likely Union Army, in embossed gilt metal frame, circa 1860. Condition: Images in overall good condition. 1st item has some spotting along edges and 2nd item has some minor wear/oxidation to the gilt frame. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $682.00
	Lot 126: Grouping of Civil War letters including Antietam b Civil War letter archive of Private Frank P. Longstreet, 137th Regiment , Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company A, friend of J. J Dewey. Includes six letters from 1862 – 1865. Of the group, the September 27, 1862 Sharpsburg, Maryland (Antietam) letter is the most poignant and graphic in the description of the carnage and loss of life: "Our Brigade was in the late great battle of Sharpsburg (Antietam)…..We arrived on the battlefield a week ago yesterday and the Regt worked all day Saturday and Sunday burying the dead. The scene was revolting to the extreme. The dead in the field where we worked were piked up by the hundreds all over the field. Some with their heads shot entirely off and some with their head partially off. The scenes begs description. They had lain there three or four days and so sultry had been the atmosphere that decomposition had been making rapid progress. All extremities(?sp) had swollen beyond point of possible recognition. Features had become one dark mass of putridity and corruption. Forms once active vigorous and manly were distended like bladders. Some of their heads even dropped off while our men were burying them to throw them into the pits dug for them…" Excerpt from May 25th, 1862 letter – "And I hope that those ungrateful sons who have risen up and are endeavoring to destroy the best government on which the sun ever shone will soon be compelled to lay down their arms and return to their allegiance.." Excerpt from Camp near Belle Plain, VA Feb. 4th, 1863 – (letter references back to his Regiment being encamped around Washington D.C.). Referencing the location near Fredricksburg,"Oh, such has of mud man or mule has never before waded through in some places our wagons stuck but deep, we had to fetch in and pry them up and double team out…I was much interested with you account of Fitch exploits and adventures in the late Indian war which has been raging upon the frontier of Minnesota…" Excerpt from Camp near Bell Plain, VA April 23rd, 1863 letter – "The bad weather which we have been having in this quarter for the last three months has prevented the army from doing anything. The weather is becoming more settled and it is quite probable that the army will move in a few days in the direction of Fredricksburg, the grand center of attention at present. Gen Hooker means I think to let the rebels on the other side of the Rappahannock know and feel that this army is not to be bamboseled by them any longer. The soldiers have unbounded confidence in the ability of Gen. Joe Hooker to command them and lead them on to victory.." Excerpt from Wilkes Barre Aug. 24th, 1863 letter – "I came out of the military service unscathed and unharmed by the missels of the enemy. The last battle in which our regt was at Chancellerville VA and left the Rasfasahanneck for Harrisburg…" Excerpt from Wilkes Barre Jany 28th 1865 letter – "In respecting nobly as you did to your country's call you acted the part of a hero as well as that of a true and loyal american." Most correspondence is written to fellow soldier, J.J. Dewey. Last remaining item – Philologian Society broadside commemorating the birth of Abraham Lincoln, Feb. 12th, 1866 (Republican Print, Red Wing). Condition: Letters in overall very good condition Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $1,736.00
	Lot 127: Large Civil War Archive of Letters, 3rd Regiment M Large Civil War letter archive including mostly soldiers from Company E, 3rd Regiment, Minnesota Volunteers – William Fitch, John J. Dewey, John and Ole Nelson, and J. F. Boucher. William Fitch (W.F.) Dewey (Co E 3rd Reg. Minn Vol) archive includes his military death notice dated Aug 31st 1863 addressed to William's father, inventory of W. F. Dewey taken at the time of death, a letter from W.F. Dewey from Camp Doan Dec. 28, 1861, and a letter dated April 1862 from W.F. Dewey. The death notice of W.F. Dewey from Henry Curry to Dewey's father, Dunning Dewey, states "your son W.F. Dewey died in the Hospital knight before last. He was taken sick three weeks ago…" Another letter from Capt. E. Baker, Co. E 3rd Minnesota Volunteers Oct. 2nd, 1863 – "Mr. Dunning Dewey, Dear Sir: I am having (sp?) to announce to you the death of your son, W. F. Dewey at the General Hospital at Helena Ark..of Typhoid Fever….I cannot close without bearing testimony of his many excellent qualities. He was upright in all his dealings, just, and generous, always prompt and cheerful in the performance of his duties he had the confidence and esteem of his officers and the affections of all his comrades… That heaven may comfort you for this sacrifice in a most just + holy cause is the prayer of your Obt Servant…" Excerpts from Dec. 28 1861 Camp Doan letter from W.F. Dewey to his father – "we are guarding bridges all the time now….We have drawn our Jackets caps and expect new guns soon. the country is full of niggers they are having fine times now between Christmas and New Years." Excerpts from April 1862 letter from W.F. Dewey to his father – "we are 6 miles from Nashville guarding a RR Bridge.. I have not seen but one union man since we came here.. I saw fort Donaldson and fort Zollicoffer. I thought we was going right ahead when we got here but we are at our old trade again guarding bridges. I am one of the generals body guard there was picked out of each regt in the brigade. We get one horse armed with (?") carbine and revolver. There is about 100,000 men in this state some of them is 60 miles below here. the rebels are making a stand at Murphresborough they think they will whip us there." (Note page one has a section torn out of it). This letter also has a drawing of man with a kepi and slouch hat and displays grotesque features. John J. Dewey archive (brother of William Fitch Dewey) includes a small account book, March 9th, 1862 from Camp Shepherdsville, August 1864 from Pine Bluff Arkansas, two letters addressed to J.J. Dewey from friend, J. Bowher(?sp), and a 19th century geneology paper listing the Dewey family including J.J. and W.F. Dewey. J.J. Dewey is listed as being born March 8, 1843 and Wm Fitch Dewey was born July 21, 1841. Excerpts of John J. Dewey account book – Fort Snelling, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Entries begin July 11, 1864. Records various supply purchases. Entry for December 16, 1864 – Deserter shot for sentence of Court Marshall, Duvall's Bluff, Ark. Records a poem with one of the stanzas, "Discourage in our ranks starvation in our land the officer eats the flour bread the privates eat the brand." Excerpts from 1862 Camp Shepherdsville letter – "we expect to go down the river to have a hand in taking Memphis and New Orleans. We are wiling to go anywhere to get out of this madhole. We are all eager fight…" Excerpts from May 1862 Murfreesboro, Tenn letter – "we started from here and went to Columbia where we expected to have some fire but we was fooled..we did not see a southern soldier only some that had been taken prisoners and sent back to Columbia." Excerpts from 1864 Pine Bluff letter – Discusses several sick in camp including writer who became sick resulting in his trip on the boat to Ark. "While I was sick I was unable to take care of my things so I left them in charge of one the guards and by some neglect when we changed boats they were left behind so I lost every thing I had…."(letter incomplete). Excerpts from Little Rock, Ark Nov 1863 letter from friend Bowher(?) writing to J.J. Dewey, "We have fine times here as far as Duty is concerned nothing hard to do though it is very steaddy work." Excerpts from Little Rock, Ark Aug 10 (Year?) – (possible partial letter) – "The rebels seem to trying to take this place. I suppose the 6th Regt is having a little experience fighting now… I believe there is about 80 pieces of artillery here and about 6000 troops. I heard there was about 50,000 troops in and around Little Rock. It will take more men than the rebels can bring against us to take these places. This section of the country swarms gurillas, but our picket duty is not very dangerous for the cavalry does all the scouting and advance picket duty." Additional archive relating to John and Ole Nelson, Company F, 6th Regiment, Minnesota Volunteers (Note – Some of John Nelson's Civil War letters and brother, Ole, are in the Minnesota Historical Society) and mainly cover the Indian Wars – Summary of Ole Nelson Ft. Snelling March 5th, 1863 letter – trip from Red Wing, MN to Ft. Snelling. Excerpt from Ole Nelson Ft. Snelling May 7th, 1863 letter – "We have nothing but guard duty to perform…Only Co. F and part of Co. J remain here all the rest are at Camp Pope, or what was formerly called Yellow Medicine…Nearly all our aboriginal brethren have bidden us adieu and are now on their long and tedious journey to F. Randall on the upper Mo. river, where they will undoubtably live the remainder of their lives. I say to live, No, that is not so, they merely exist and not live. In the place of Indians, we have received Negroes….We are going to take all these colored people that are able to drive mules with us, and woe be to the poor Indian where Cuffy get after him…"Letters from John Nelson includes an excerpt from Preston Lakes (Ft. Ridgely) Dec 17th 1863 – "There is nothing new up here. We do not see any only when we go to Ridgely or Hutchison or Glencoe. the only white men we see up here are these that are here trapping. There is no chance of seeing any indians as they are more scarse than hens teath." John Nelson Jan 16th 1865 letter summary – general camp life letter discussing horses in the fort and the fact stables have not been built for them. Another discussion regards the ladies in the vicinity of the fort, "I am astonished at the great number of females or rather young ladies there are on the creek this winter…" Last remaining letter of this large archive, J. F. Boucher(?sp) Co. E 3rd Minn Duvals Bluff Ark. Aug. 30th 1863 – "There is only two Divisions of us 1st and 2nd under Gen Steel. Ours is the 2nd..I dont know what ailes Fitch (referring to W. Fitch Dewey who died of Typhoid). I will write to him as soon as we arrive at our journeys end…" Condition: Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $995.00
	Lot 128: Tin Type of Union Soldier w/ Sword Sixth plate size tintype or ferrotype of Chyle L. Farris (Faris) who served for the Union during the Civil War in Company K of the Seventh Kentucky Calvary, shown in uniform with his sword with gilt highlights. His pension record shows he was wounded in the right testicle from a pistol gunshot and the left foot in 1863. His record also shows he spent three months in Andersonville prison and was still suffering from diarrhea systems acquired from the camp into 1864. Despite his wounds, he went on to father eight children. Housed in a carved gutta percha case. Overall Case – 4 7/8" H x 4" W. Condition: Ferrotype overall very good condition. Loose hinges to case. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $744.00
	Lot 129: CW Union letters to Officers incl Meigs Civil War Union letters all dated 1863 and written to various officers including General M.C. Meigs, the Quarter Master General in Washington City, D.C., and Col. Bingham plus others. Subjects include the request from an attorney at law in Louisville, KY of a voucher for a wagon that was taken from "Drew, who is a hard working negro" and a 3 plus page letter to General Meigs discussing the disgraceful conduct of a Union officer in accepting bribes from steamboat owners. (General Meigs is known in history for fighting corruption in the Army). Other letters request the supply of horses; transportation of cotton; overdue payment for horse feed and building materials. Group also includes one notarized statement from Shelby County, Tennesse, July, 1863, stating that the steamboat "Anglo-Saxon" is unsafe for navigation. Sheet sizes: 7-3/4" H x 8-1/8" W to 10-3/8" H x 7-3/4" W. (8 items total) Condition: Overall good condition with some tears at corners, edge folds, crease and stains on some edges. Some brown paper residue on back of 4 sheets. Some discoloration. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 132: 1863 and 1869 Bound Volumes Harper's Weekly Bound Volume of Harper's Weekly Newspapers for the years 1863 and 1869. Title and date in gold on spine. 1863 volume: 16-1/2" H x 11-3/4" W x 2-3/8" D; 1869 volume: 16-1/4" H x 11-1/2" W x 2-1/2" H. Condition: Wear on cover and fading and creases on interior pages. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 135: Early Brownlow Document and 3 Brownlow books, TN G 1844 Parson Brownlow document and 3 Parson Brownlow books, total 4 items. 1st item – W. G. "Parson" Brownlow signed receipt dated Dec. 29, 1844, for one handbill and 2600 election tickets. 2nd item – Book titled "Helps to the Study of Presbyterianism," William G. Brownlow, Knoxville, T., F. S. Heiskelll, Printer, 1834. 3rd item – Book titled "A Political Register, Setting Forth the Principles of the Whig and Locofoco Parties in the United States, With the Life and Public Service of Henry Clay," William G. Brownlow, Jonesborough, TN: Published at the Office of the "Jonesborough Whig", 1844. 4th item – Book titled "The Great Iron Wheel Examined; Or Its False Spokes Extracted, And Exhibition Of Elder Graves, Its Builder," William G. Brownlow, Nashville, Tenn., 1856. Condition: 1st item – folds, browning, small holes and minor tears at folds. 2nd item – covers worn and slightly soiled, pages with browning and foxing. 3rd item – Cloth backed boards with remnant of paper spine label, front cover partially loose, pages with foxing and browning. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 137: 1805 John Sevier signed document John Sevier (1745-1815) autographed single sheet document, signed as governor at Knoxville and dated 1805, certifying Hugh (Lawson) White as judge of the Superior Court in the State of Tennessee, also signed by William Macklin, secretary. Archivally matted and framed along with a printed copy of a portrait of Sevier, who served as first governor of Tennessee. Sheet sight 13" x 9-1/2", overall framed 19-1/2' x 21-1/2". Note: Hugh Lawson White was the son of James White, founder of Knoxville, Tennessee. Hugh went on to succeed Andrew Jackson in the U.S. Senate and was a Whig candidate for President in 1836. Provenance: Private Tennessee collection. Condition: Letter and frame in overall very good condition. Document formerly folded, fading to seal, couple of very small losses along top edge of letter, few light spots of foxing, overall very light toning. Couple of minor small abrasions to frame. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $1,989.00
	Lot 138: Sam Houston Signed Tennessee Land Grant Tennessee land grant signed by Sam Houston as Governor, March 12, 1828, granting 100 acres in Warren County, TN to Elizabeth Gordon. Boldly signed by Sam Houston (elected Tennessee's 7th governor 1827, resigned 1829). Contemporary ebonized frame. Sight: 14-3/4" x 12", framed 16" x 13-1/2". Condition: Discoloration and partial separations fold line, fold across signature, small loss along fold line at upper center, overall toning/discoloration. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $2,106.00
	Lot 139: James K. Polk signed letter James K. Polk (1795-1849, eleventh President of the United States ) autographed single sheet letter, personally signed, addressed to Colonel Samuel Laughlin in the City Hotel. The December 9, 1839 letter is marked "Private" and asks Laughlin to come to Polk's office at his house that night and bring with him several other men including Williamson Smith, Hardwick (?) and Gillesby, "or such of these as you can conveniently see with you. It is important I should see you. I have some letters from the East by tonight's mail." Signed J.K. Polk. Note: Laughlin, a Polk political ally and editor of the Nashville Banner, represented Tennessee's first district in the State Senate from 1838-1844 and oversaw the establishment of Nashville as the state's capital in 1843. Matted and framed along with a 3" x 5" oval engraved portrait of Polk and card describing the letter. The frame has a window on the back to show the addressee. Letter 8-1/2" x 7-1/4" sight. Overall framed dimensions: 19-1/2" x 24". Provenance: Private Tennessee collection. Condition: Letter in very good condition, formerly folded, with very light toning, possibly deacidified, not examined out of frame. Glass has some marks on it and frame has some noticeable areas of loss along the lower edge. Back coming loose from frame. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $868.00
	Lot 140: Southern Portrait Miniature, poss. James K. Polk Miniature portrait, possibly an early depiction of James K. Polk, attributed to Charles Burton. Charcoal on paper, bust-length profile of a man with receding hairline in formal attire, seated in a "fancy" painted chair. Antique, but possibly not original giltwood molded frame and paper mat. 4-1/4" x 3-1/8" sight, 8 x 7" framed. Circa 1820. Note en verso states that this portrait was purchased from the Collier-Crichlow estate auction in Murfreesboro, TN in 1985. A portrait of Andrew Jackson was also listed in that auction. This portrait was sold again in 1993 at the auction of the Absalom Scales home in Eagleville, where it was listed as "a period miniature sketch of Pres. James K. Polk in a gold leaf frame" (a poster from that auction is included with this lot). The portrait bears a strong resemblance to some twenty five other charcoal miniature portraits cataloged by the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts, nearly all of which have the identical chair depicted and are attributed to Burton. Charles Burton is known to have produced portraits of sitters in North Carolina, New York City, Baltimore, and Jefferson County, Virginia from about 1819-1842. Few early profile portraits of Polk exist for comparison. The future president was born in North Carolina in 1795 and returned there for school from 1816-1818 and periodically throughout his life. He died in 1849. Condition: Light toning, mat and frame possibly not original. Low Estimate: $1,200.00 – High Estimate: $1,600.00 Realized Price: $1,404.00
	Lot 141: East TN documents inc. Polk election letter, Churc Archive of East Tennessee related documents including the New Salem Church log book and letters from the 1834-1849 time frame including the Presidential election of James Polk. 1st item – November 1844 letter from James Anderson Jr. to C.P. Ninney, postmaster of Russelville, TN covering the returns for James Polk in Sullivan and Washington Co, TN with tallies in pencil from Hawkins, Claiborne, and Granger Co. The letter also discusses a stone being thrown at the head of a Democrat, John Crawford, in Jonesboro. The stone missed Crawford and hit a 12 or 15 year old in the head. 2nd item – New Salem Church book with entries concerning the congregation starting from May 30, 1840 to March 21, 1890. The book includes lists of new members, original members including the church elders, and a list of children baptized. First page contains note: "Records of New Salem Church transcribed from the original as near as could be/ obtained September 1, 1842/This was near Whitesburg [Tennessee]". Sam D. McPherson is the elder who has made the majority of entries. Alta Moriah is listed as a "woman of colour" and original member. She appears to have been suspended in May 30, 1840. There are also references to Jefferson County. Folded in the book are two pages from the Knoxville Sentinel from August 19, 1911. 7-1/2" H x 6-3/8" W. 3rd item – Tazwell, TN August 1849 letter from P. N. Roddy to C. P. Ninney covering election returns, "The election passed off very quietly, very little drinking for a public day." 4th item – Aug 1843 Danburg Wilkes Co. GA letter to Postmaster (C.P. Ninney) of East Tennessee. An excerpt, "what was don with the negros that was in the possession of the widow Stubblefield when she dide. She dide in Alambama and the negroes was carried (?) to Hawkins County Tennesssee…There was Peter Nance and 2 children.." 5th item – Jonesboro May 12th, 1834 letter from Sam Cunningham to Charles Ninney. The letter discusses prices of items of nails..Cunningham also speaks of naming his youngest child, Samuel, after Samuel Doak. Condition: 1st item – Overall toning with foxing on pages. Wear to edges and cover of book. Newspaper has toning and tears at the edges. Remaining items – two letters have holes in them, all have toning and some staining. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 143: 3 Documents Rev. War Colonel James Roddye Grouping of three (3) 19th century documents relating to Colonel James Roddye (Roddy) (1742 – 1822) of Hamblen County, Tennessee. 1st item: Land survey of 210 acres that belonged to James Roddye, dated 1796. 2nd item: Deed giving William H. Deaderick permission to erect a mill that will involve part of James Roddy's property near Fall Creek, dated August 9, 1810. 3rd item: Indentured document signed by Thomas Roddye (son of James Roddye) and John Donelson, dated 1829. Biography: James Roddye was a Colonel during the American Revolution, serving for North Carolina. He served with distinction in the Battle of King's Mountain and was rewarded a large tract of land for his service by the Continental Congress. He also served with Captain William Bean in the Indian raids in the early history of Tennessee. He represented Jefferson County in the 1789 state senate and was one of the framers of the First Constitution of the state of TN. In 1785, he built the first house in Russellville, TN which was named the Red Door Tavern. The nearby town of Russellville is built on a tract of land awarded Colonel Roddye for his service during the Revolutionary War at the Battle of Kings Mountain – and was named for his second wife, Miss Russell. Condition: All documents having folds, overall toning and some ink bleed. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 146: Tennessee one drawer hunt table, poss. Roane Co. East Tennessee cherry one drawer huntboard table on tall turned legs, scratch beaded dovetailed drawer, post and panel sides and back. Poplar and yellow pine secondary. 41 5/8" H x 28 1/8" W x 18 3/8" D. Possibly Roane Co. Second quarter of the 19th century. Provenance: Descended in the family of James Madison Hartley (b. 1850-d. 1920; mayor of Kingston, TN, early 1900s; State Rep. 1907-1909). Condition: Older finish with some wear to drawer sides. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $2,500.00 Realized Price: $6,786.00
	Lot 147: East TN Walnut Corner Cupboard w/ Vine Inlay East Tennessee cherry corner cupboard with light wood inlay, yellow pine secondary. One piece cupboard features an ogee cornice having applied dentil molding with decorative vine and leaf inlay above and around the sixteen (16) pane doors. Inlay across medial panel intersecting as an oval at the center. Lower paneled doors with additional quarter corner string inlay and a shaped skirt with tapered feet. Top section with older blue painted interior. 88_ H x 46 3/8_ W x 33 1/2_ D. Provenance Oral history Family originally from Greene County. Circa 1820. Condition: Old surface. Overall very good condition with missing return left side, piece of lower right foot facing missing (approx. 2"), a couple of glass panes missing, rear foot with loss. Low Estimate: $6,500.00 – High Estimate: $9,500.00 Realized Price: $6,552.00
	Lot 148: Southern Chippendale Chest of Drawers, MESDA label Southern Chippendale Chest of Drawers or Bureau, cherry and poplar with molded rectangular top, two deep drawers flanking a prospect or cupboard door over three graduated drawers with molded edges. Nailed and dovetailed construction, full dustboards. Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts documentation label in top left drawer (September 11, 1982; #11590). 38-1/2"H (including feet) x 41-1/2"W x 19-1/8"D. Circa 1795-1805. Illustrated, p. 202 The Art and Mystery of Tennessee Furniture by Nathan Harsh and Derita Williams. Provenance: Acquired in the 1920s in Middle Tennessee and attributed to Middle Tennessee in the book, although this early form with cupboard door section is most commonly associated with Virginia and this piece has been attributed to Virginia by the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts. However, most Virginia examples have yellow pine present as a secondary wood. This example has no yellow pine present, only poplar, the commonly used secondary wood of Middle Tennessee. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Feet and brasses replaced, crack to top, original hinges, one drawer lock missing, older but not original surface. Low Estimate: $2,500.00 – High Estimate: $3,500.00 Realized Price: $5,382.00
	Lot 149: Southern Federal Inlaid Sideboard Southern Federal inlaid sideboard. Serpentine top board over a conforming case with central long drawer, flanked by two side drawers with false fronts (giving the appearance of four small side drawers). Each drawer features quarter fan corner inlay, joined by crossbanding, and beaded edges, with oval brass pulls and beaded escutcheons. The stiles are inlaid with graduated stylized bellflowers or husks, which repeat on the cuffs of each leg (including the rear legs). Cherry with poplar secondary wood (including drawer sides) and yellow pine drawer bottoms. 39"H x 74"W x 27"D. Attributed to Western Virginia, possibly Winchester area, or Eastern Kentucky, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee; purchased from Jeannette Marks of Lexington, Kentucky in 1965. Condition: Few small scattered losses to inlay and abrasions to case, later finish with overall sun bleaching, shrinkage to top and sides. Drawers are missing some interior dividers. A couple of old oval patches to top with at least one covering a large knot hole. Low Estimate: $8,000.00 – High Estimate: $12,000.00 Realized Price: $10,530.00
	Lot 150: Sheraton Period Wing Chair w/striped upholstery Sheraton period wing chair with later striped upholstery, carved reeded hand rests and turned feet. 47"H x 27"W x 24" D. Possibly Boston, circa 1810. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall wear. Some small losses to moldings on hand rests. Some wear to upholstery. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $2,108.00
	Lot 151: Queen Anne Dropleaf Tea Table, possibly R.I. Diminutive Queen Anne period drop leaf tea table, cherry with white pine secondary wood. Rectangular top with curved ends and rounded drop leaves, arched skirt and four cabriole legs with curved knees, ending in pad feet. Pegged and rosehead nail construction. 27"H x 33" W (fully extended) x 32-5/8" D. New England, possibly Rhode Island, c.1740. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some small losses/abrasions and repairs to tips of feet, original hinges, minor breaks and patches to rule joint edges of leaves, older wooden plugs to top. Later finish. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $2,500.00 Realized Price: $2,340.00
	Lot 152: Simon Willard Labeled Tall Case Clock Simon Willard Tall Case Clock, mahogany "Roxbury" case with original Isaiah Thomas paper label. Arched bonnet top with three brass finials raised on plinths, joined by carved pierced scrolling fretwork. Arched dial with painted landscape, depicting two boys fishing in the foreground and a bridge with church steeple visible in the background. Painted spandrels having a gilt grapeleaf and floral/strawberry design. Face painted with roman numerals (seconds above) and "Warranted by Simon Willard Roxbury." Original serpentine blued and pierced steel hands. The face is framed by two fluted columns with Doric brass capitals, a design element that repeats on the waist and terminates in brass stop-fluting. Waist door has molded edges enclosing a narrow band of contrasting wood inlay which is repeated on the base. Door interior bears Isaiah Thomas-engraved paper label along with carved dates of past maintenance dating from 1865 along with the name "Pevear" (possibly the name of the clock's original owner). Original flared feet (one repaired). Original 8 day brass works with likely original steel bell. 90"H (not including fretwork and finial) 99"H(including fretwork and finial) x 19-1/2"W x 10"D. Massachusetts, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, purchased from the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Will Scott of Gallatin, Tennessee in 1964. Condition: Case refinished with some areas of minor and expected shrinkage, most noticeably on base; small (under 1" ) triangular veneer patch at right hand front corner of base. At least one finial is an old replacement. Some cracking to top of hood. Repairs to fretwork on clock's top right. Some light crazing present to dial but all print on dial is crisp and clean and blacklight shows no evidence of touchups to painting; iron face plate is original. Weights are old but may not be original. Brass bob on pendulum old but probably not original; bears scratched inscription "August 1865". Missing crank at time of examination. Professional examination of clock works shows they have been well maintained with normal and customary refurbishments (details on request) and are in good working order. Original untouched seatboard; glass in hood also appears original. Low Estimate: $35,000.00 – High Estimate: $45,000.00 Realized Price: $42,120.00
	Lot 154: Pair Federal Tiger maple canopy beds Pair of Federal tiger maple canopy beds, each with arched canopy. Plain and tapered headboard posts with mortised arched pine headboards. Columnar posts at foot of bed with reeded baluster form upper shafts over ring turned lower shafts and rectangular blocks to hold ends of rails. Turned tapered legs. Ends measure overall expected wear. Finials included but not pictured. 80"H from top of canopy to floor. 66"H from top of posts x 38-3/4"W x 78"D. Mattress (38 x 74") and box springs included. Probably New England, early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Rails replaced, canopies probably added, otherwise very good condition. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $3,000.00 Realized Price: $3,744.00
	Lot 155: American Sheraton mahogany work/writing table Sheraton mahogany work or writing table, mahogany and mahogany veneers with white pine secondary wood. Features two drawers, each with figured veneer and two round brass pulls (original), the top drawer with baize covered lift top writing surface and dividers for ink bottles. Ring turned "cookie" corner posts over spiral legs ending in ring and ball feet. 29"H x 21-1/2" W x 19" D. American, possibly Boston, circa 1810. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Original pulls exhibit oxidation, one knob is missing, small narrow area of loss to table's right front post, some light worm damage to bottom drawer. Old refinishing. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $644.00
	Lot 156: Miniature dish top candlestand Miniature finely proportioned mahogany candlestand with round dish top, fluted columnar standard atop an urn turned base and three snake feet. 21"H. English or American, possibly late 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Top exhibits scratches and stains and appropriate 1/2" shrinkage in the direction of the grain. Two legs repaired. Shrinkage to top indicates it it of the period. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 157: Two Hepplewhite Side Chairs 1st item: Hepplewhite mahogany side chair, arched and molded crestrail centered by a carved tablet with curved sides enclosing an egg and dart design, over a three-lobed pierced splat with curved center section suggesting a stylized tulip and leaves design, joined at the tapered waist by a band of ribbon molding. The seat is upholstered in yellow damask over the rails, straight on three sides and curved in front. Four square and sharply tapering molded legs. 37"H x 21"W x 18"D. British, circa 1785. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. 2nd item: Federal period mahogany Hepplewhite side chair, "balloon" back with interlaced splats joined by a carved swag design, slip in seat upholstered in rose damask, plain front, and square tapered and molded legs joined by plain stretchers. 36"h x 20" w x 16"d. Probably English, circa 1790. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Numerous cracks and repairs to splat and shoe, scattered abrasions, surface has been cleaned but retains old dark color. 2nd item: Rear seat blocks missing, 2 breaks and repairs to strechters, wear and some small stains to upholstery. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $702.00
	Lot 158: Empire Classical Caned Bench or Daybed w/ bird hea Empire classical bench or daybed, Klismos style ends terminating in carved duck or bird heads, joined by turned rails with serpentine middle slats. Woven rattan seat and tapering round legs. 30"H x 61"L x 19"D. Probably mahogany. Second half 19th century. Provenance: The estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville Tennessee; illustrated in the 1971 Magazine Antiques article about Fairvue, home of William and Ellen Wemyss, from the special issue Antiques In Tennessee. Note: the origin of this bench was a mystery to Mrs. Connor; while it bears some similarities to furniture from the West Indies and Asia, it has some Empire elements as well and resided at her grandparents' home Maple Shade in Gallatin, Tennessee, before being moved to Fairvue. Condition: Original surface and possibly original seat with some breaks and losses, repair to left side of seat, old repair to one figural duck head. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 159: Carved European Library Table Carved European library table, likely mahogany, having a trestle base with carved foliate columns, egg and dart carved edge and marquetry veneer top, hidden dovetailed drawer and drop finials to each corner. 30 1/2" H x 48" W x 28 3/8" D. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $761.00
	Lot 160: Palladio Italian Gilt Wood Sconce Italian gilt wood sconce having scrolled garland with flowering ribbon, bow in center with crossed arrows and laurel wreath above decoraton. Stamped en verso, "Palladio, Handcarved in Italy". 36" W x 12" H x 5" D. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some light areas of wear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 161: Pr. Federal Style Eagle Convex Mirror Sconces Pair of contemporary Federal style Eagle mirror sconces. Custom carved hardwood frames with hand gilding and convex or bull's eye mirror. 23 5/8" H x 13 1/2" W x 4" D. 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $936.00
	Lot 162: Pair French Painted Tole Cache Pots A pair of French red painted tole cache pots with shaped rims, brass bail handles and lute with torch decoration. 6 3/8" H x 9" dia. Early 20th century. Condition: Wear, losses and oxidation to rims and interior. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 164: Group of 9 Framed Gilt Ornament Plaques plus 2 Fre Grouping of nine (9) framed gilt decorative ornament plaques, including two French bronze examples. Also included are an antique French bronze mount and a metal crowned bird, unframed. Ranging in size from 4 1/4" H to 9 3/8" H x 10 3/8" W. Most items 20th century, the two French examples 19th century. Condition: All in very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 165: Baccarat Crystal & Gilt Bronze Figural Epergne A Baccarat etched crystal and gilt bronze figural epergne featuring two standing cherubs supporting a crystal bowl with a central trumpet vase. Marked Baccarat on the bronze base of the trumpet vase. 19 3/4" total height. 20th century. Condition: Old break repair to rim of bowl. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $1,860.00
	Lot 166: Pair of E. W. Wyon marble plaques of children Edward William Wyon, British, 1811-1855, pair of carved white marble circular plaquettes depicting children at play, carved in high relief, one signed and dated, 1848. The reverse set with a red wax seal, framed in later gilt square frames. Sight: 7" diameter. Frame: 11-1/2" square. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 171: Eglomise Banjo Clock Federal banjo clock with painted dial and brass bezel. Red and black eglomise throat and base tablet, the throat with classical figure decoration, brass side arms. Unmarked. Later giltwood shelf affixed to underside. Possibly Boston, circa 1805. 29"H x 10"W x 3-1/2" D (not including undershelf). Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Gift to William H. Wemyss from his mother, history of hanging at family home known as Maple Shade in Gallatin, Tennessee and Fairvue Plantation). Condition: Heavily modified. Losses and repainting to face and glass, losses to brass decoration at side arms, not running, missing key. Old period unsigned works have been modified, missing weight, not in running order. Missing finial, top block added. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $936.00
	Lot 173: Attr. Cornelius Hankins, o/b The Old Absinthe Hous Oil on board painting attributed to Cornelius Hankins (Mississippi/Tennessee, 1863-1946), titled en verso "The Old Absinthe House," also inscribed "Wemyss" en verso. An impressionistic rendering of the historic New Orleans watering hole at night. Unsigned. 8" x 10" sight, 13-1/2" x 15-1/2" framed. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor. Note: the attribution to Hankins is made due to the fact that this painting descended to Mrs. Connor from her parents, William Hatch Wemyss and Helen Peters Wemyss (and stepmother, Ellen Wemyss), along with a companion scene of a New Orleans courtyard, similar in style, of the same size and also oil on board, signed by Hankins (that painting remains in the family). The Wemyss family were devoted patrons of Hankins. They commissioned him to paint several works including a portrait of Helen Wemyss and depictions of the family gardens at Fairvue Plantation in Gallatin, Tennessee. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00 Realized Price: $1,755.00
	Lot 174: Werner Wildner Watercolor, Owl and Gnome Werner Wildner (Nashville, Tennessee, 1925-2004) surrealist watercolor and gouache on paper painting of a gnome and scarecrow in a barren landscape, with owl swooping overhead. The gnome is rendered in bright colors while all around him is monochrome and solemn. Signed with artist's initial lower left. Double matted and framed under glass in a molded silvered frame. 9-1/4" x 11-1/2" sight, 15" x 17" framed. Provenance: a Nashville, Tennessee estate. Biography: Wildner was born in Germany but moved to Detroit with his family as a child and, as a teenager, to Nashville. He served in the Army in 1944 and went on to study art briefly at the Mienzinger Art School in Detroit. He returned to Nashville to practice commercial art, but by the mid-1950s had decided to pursue his own art career. Whimsical animals and fantastical, often grotesque creatures were a recurring theme of his work. Wildner met with critical and commercial success after a 1962 exhibit of his art (at what is now known as Cheekwood). However, the death of his parents and collapse of his marriage in the 1970s led him to become reclusive in the last two decades of his life. Condition: Minor toning to paper, overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $1,287.00
	Lot 175: TN Landscape Oil on Canvas by Louis E. Jones Large East Tennessee mountain landscape painting by L. E. Jones (Louis Edward Jones, Tennessee, 1878-1958). Oil on canvas mountain scene with cabin, likely set in the Great Smoky Mountains, TN. Signed L.E. Jones, lower right corner. Sight – 24 1/2" height x 29 1/2" width, framed 30 1/2" height x 35 3/8" width. Early 20th century. Note: Jones was an Impressionist painter from Woodstock, New York and established the Cliff Dwellers studio in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $3,500.00 – High Estimate: $4,500.00 Realized Price: $4,914.00
	Lot 176: Two Louis Jones ink drawings of mountain scenes Two Louis Jones ink drawings of mountain cabin settings, both signed and dated 1936 and both measuring 5-1/2" x 7-1/2". The image with tall tree at right has label for instructions for possible etching production. Note: Jones was an Impressionist painter from Woodstock, New York and established the Cliff Dwellers studio in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Condition: Minor stains and toning, one with paper losses to upper right corner. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $1,112.00
	Lot 177: Oil on Board Landscape, Harry D. Fluhart Williams Harry Davis Fluhart Williams (Indiana, Illinois, Florida, 1861-1938) oil on board landscape signed lower right Fluhart Williams and dated 1900. Painting under glass. Housed in a carved and pierced gilt wooden frame. Sight – 9 3/4" H x 14 3/4" W. Framed – 18 5/8" H x 23 7/8" w. Biography: (Courtesy of AskArt): Harry Fluhart was a professional artist and educator for most of his adult life. Fluharts resume noted that he was a Professor of Fine Arts, Earlham College, 1881-1883 (Richmond, Indiana); Professor of Fine Arts, Knox College, 1885-1887 (Galesburg, Illinois); Studied four years in Munich under Richard Ritter von Poschinger; Studied two years at Delecluse School (Academie Delecluse), Paris; Member, two years, of the artists' colony in the forest of Fontainebleau, France; Member of Society of American Artists of Paris. Source: The Bulletin of John B. Stetson University (1931-1932).Fluhart taught art at John B. Stetson University in DeLand, Florida from 1914 to 1935. Condition: Painting overall excellent condition with some general wear and slight losses to frame. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $761.00
	Lot 178: William McKendree Snyder oil on canvas William McKendree Snyder (American 1848-1930), oil on canvas painting, autumn landscape with stream, signed lower right. Partial framer's label en verso, original frame. Sight: 17-1/2" H x 27-1/2" W, Frame: 22-1/4" H x 32" W. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $2,200.00 – High Estimate: $3,200.00 Realized Price: $2,691.00
	Lot 179: Philip Leslie Hale oil on canvas, La Donna Philip Leslie Hale (Massachusetts, 1865-1931), La Donna (Mi Velata), oil on canvas painting depicting a young woman in white dress with enigmatic expression, looking out from behind a "veil" of black lace curtains. Housed in a handcarved and painted wooden frame. 39_H x 25_W sight, 45_ x 31_ framed. Provenance the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, TN; Sothebys December 1st, 1998 sale, lot 00172; private collection; Vose Galleries, Boston; the artist (detailed notes available on request). Biography: A member of the Boston School of painters, Philip Leslie Hale's reputation as an artist was somewhat overshadowed during his lifetime by his teaching and writing. As a young man he studied painting at the Boston Museum School with Edmund Tarbell (who remained an indelible influence), privately with William Merritt Chase, and at the Art Students League in New York with J. Alden Weir. He furthered his art education in Europe, studying in Paris at the Academie Julien and the Ecole des Beaux Arts, and visiting the major museums of Europe, where he was said to be influenced by the French Impressionists Sisley and Pissarro and by Vermeer. He lived in Giverny for a time and was acquainted with Claude Monet. After studying abroad for over a decade, he returned to America and was given a one man show. Although he painted a variety of subjects over the years, he is best recognized for his decorative paintings of the female figure and his landscapes. In 1902 he married respected fellow artist Lillian Westcott Hale. Philip Hale went on to build a reputation as an instructor, critic and writer, teaching at the Boston Museum School and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and authoring several books (including a study on Vermeer in 1913). A retrospective of his work at Vose Galleries of Boston in 1966 helped reignite interest in his paintings. Source: Michael David Zellman, "300 Years of American Art," Vose Galleries, Pierce Galleries. Condition: Relined. Blacklight reveals scattered inpainting, particularly on subject's facial area including on forehead, under one eye and in crevice of nose, possibly on lips as well. Low Estimate: $25,000.00 – High Estimate: $35,000.00 Realized Price: $42,120.00
	Lot 181: Prosper Louis Senat oil on canvas, South Shore, Be Prosper Louis Senat (American, 1852-1925), oil on canvas seascape, "South Shore, Bermuda", depicting waves crashing against a rocky foreground. Signed lower right. Label en verso for the Marbella Gallery. Later giltwood frame with carved scrolled corner decoration and beaded rabbet edge. 24 x 36". Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Biography (courtesy AskArt): Prosper Louis Senat was born to an affluent Germantown, Pennsylvania family and studied at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris and the South Kensington School in London. He maintained a home in Germantown and summer home and studio in Kennebunkport, Maine, but traveled frequently to paint in foreign countries including Italy, Jamaica, and Bermuda. Marine paintings were a specialty. Condition: Relined. 3" scratch to sky area, few spots of inpainting in area of rocks. Low Estimate: $2,500.00 – High Estimate: $3,500.00 Realized Price: $4,212.00
	Lot 190: Large 19th c. O/C after Murillo, Dice Players Large oil on canvas painting of young boys playing dice while one boy eats a piece of fruit and his dog watches on, after the Spanish Baroque painter Bartolome Murillo (1617-1682). "Murillo" written on back of canvas. Possibly original giltwood and composition molded frame with beaded rabbet edge. 57" x 42" sight, 67" x 52-1/2" framed. Late 19th century. Condition: Painting has been cleaned and revarnished, blacklight reveals scattered tiny spots of repaint. 2 areas of 1-1/4" loss to beaded molding of frame (beads from one area have been retained) and one 1" edge chip. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $2,000.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 192: Edouard Cortes Oil on Board Parisian Street Scene Edouard Cortes (1882-1969) oil on board depicting a Parisian street scene. Signed lower right and housed in a painted wooden frame. New York City FAR gallery label en verso. Another label en verso reads "This painting is the property of Mr. Walter C. Klein". Sight – 7 1/4" H x 10" W.Framed – 9" H x 11 1/2" W. Biography: Edouard Leon Cortes, born into a family of French and Spanish artists, gained immediate fame as a teenager after he submitted a Parisian street scene to the Salon des Artistes Francais. He went on to become a member of the Societe des Artistes Francais and exhibited regularly at the Societe Nationale and the Salon des Independants in Paris. He remains best known for his street scenes, which portrayed life on the streets of the City of Lights during the Belle Epoque, even long after that era had ended. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $3,000.00 – High Estimate: $4,000.00 Realized Price: $5,382.00
	Lot 195: 3 Articles of St. Louis Glass Three articles of St. Louis Glass. 1st item: Cut crystal candlestick attributed to St. Louis, France with gilt decoration. Candlestick has two bands with Classical goddesses and Cupids etched in relief. Unmarked. 9-5/8" H. 2nd item: St. Louis cut crystal pitcher with classical gilt foliate decoration and acid etched "Cristal St. Louis France" stamp to base. 12" H. 3rd item: St. Louis cut crystal decanter with classical gilt foliate decoration and acid etched "Cristal St. Louis France" stamp to base. 13" H. All items early 20th century. Condition: 1st item: Overall very good condition with wear to underside of base. 2nd item: Excellent condition. 3rd item: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $1,364.00
	Lot 196: French Lalique Glass Quail French Lalique frosted glass quail. Underside of base inscribed "Lalique France". 3 1/2" H x 7" L. 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition with some scratching to underside of base. Some residual grime. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $225.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 197: Lalique "Three Nudes" French Crystal Decanter A Lalique crystal liquor decanter with a frosted stopper and frosted inset panel to the center depicting three nude females. Signed on base "Lalique France". 8" H. 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some water staining to interior. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $558.00
	Lot 198: 4 Lalique Ange Champagne Flutes Four Lalique "Ange" champagne flutes, marked on base, Lalique, France. 8" H. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 199: Daum Pate D'Verre & Crystal Cockatoo Limited edition Daum Pate D'Verre and glass cockatoo, numbered 141 of 2500. Base Marked " The Franklin Mint, 1987". The side etched "Daum France, 141/2500". 13 1/2" H. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 201: Fred Hart Lucite Sculpture, Lovers Frederick Hart( American-District of Columbia, 1943-1999) limited edition Lucite sculpture titled "Lovers" together with a custom Lucite pedestal base. Signed on the base of the sculpture "Hart, copyright 1991, F. Hart/SGL, 66/350 and CAI". 19 1/2" H x 7" W x 10" D. Stand measures 44 1/2" H x 15" W x 12" D. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $1,500.00 – High Estimate: $2,000.00 Realized Price: $2,356.00
	Lot 202: Erte Bronze Sculpture "French Rooster" Erte (Iromain De Tirtoff – Russian/French, 1892-1990), Limited edition gilded and cold painted cast bronze sculpture titled "French Rooster", number 221 of 375. Stamped on base "Copyright 1987 Chalk & Vermilion and Sevenarts-221/375 – stamped mark". 15 1/2" H x 11 1/2" W x 4 1/2" D. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $3,000.00 Realized Price: $2,480.00
	Lot 203: Erte Bronze Sculpture, "Twilight" Erte (Iromain De Tirtoff – Russian/French, 1892-1990), Limited edition gilded and cold painted cast bronze sculpture by Erte (Iromain De Tirtoff – Russian/French, 1892-1990), "Twilight," number 212 of 375. Stamped on the base "212/375 – Fine Art Acquisitions – Initialed – Copyright 1986". Additionally signed on the stepped black oval base. 20 1/2" H x 10 3/4" W x 5 1/2" D. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $1,400.00 – High Estimate: $1,800.00 Realized Price: $2,356.00
	Lot 204: Erte Bronze Sculpture "Pleasure of the Courtesan" Erte (Iromain De Tirtoff – Russian/French, 1892-1990), limited edition gilded and cold painted cast bronze sculpture, "Pleasure of the Courtesan" number 182 of 375. Stamped on the base "182/375 Copyright 1987 Chalk & Vermilion and Sevenarts-182/375". 19" H x 10 1/4" W x 7 1/4" D. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $2,500.00 Realized Price: $2,604.00
	Lot 205: Erte Bronze Sculpture "Emerald Vase" Erte (Iromain De Tirtoff – Russian/French, 1892-1990), Limited edition gilded and patinated cast bronze sculpture by Erte(Iromain De Tirtoff – Russian/French, 1892-1990) sculpture "Emerald Vase" number 261 of 375. Stamped on the stepped base "Copyright 1987 Chalk & Vermilion and Sevenarts- 261/375". 23 3/4" H x 5 1/4" W x 5 1/4" D. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $2,000.00 – High Estimate: $2,500.00 Realized Price: $2,728.00
	Lot 207: Salvador Dali Lithograph, "Metamorphose Hidalgo" Salvator Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) colored lithograph titled "Metamorphose Hidalgo"from Don Quijote de La Mancha series. Numbered 86/100 and pencil signed lower right. Housed in a gilt wood frame. Sight – 25 3/4"H x 19" W. Framed – 34 1/2" H x 29" W. Circa – 1956-1957. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $550.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 208: Kiyoshi Sato Modern Woodblock Print Japanese Woodblock print, Kiyoshi Saito, pencil signed, dated 1968 and numbered 75/100, titled Sanpo__ Kyoto. Depicts pagodas and tree. Matted with wood frame. Image size: 14-1/2" x 20". Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some creasing and toning, especially to lower left corner, and some foxing or discolored spots to lower left corner and upper center margin. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 210: 3 Framed Hiroshige Woodblock Prints Ando Hiroshige (1797-1858), three modern Japanese woodblock prints with landscape views, all apparently glued atop woodgrain mats. 1st item: Figures on a bridge. 2nd item: Landscape with tower, from 100 Celebrated Places of Edo published 1856. 3rd item: Hodogaya, from the vertical edition of the 53 Stations of the Tokaido published 1855. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: All glued down, with toning/browning and fading, 1st item has some spotting to center, 2nd item has small stain lower right corner. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 211: Chinese Scroll Painting with Figures on Silk Chinese Qing period watercolor on silk, painted with figures overlooking a landscape. 26" x 13-1/2" overall (not including frame). Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Glued down to cardboard, overall spotting and some thin areas, scattered abrasions. Detached from frame. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $13,455.00
	Lot 212: Chinese Watercolor Mountain Landscape Scroll Chinese watercolor on silk scroll painting, depicting a mountain landscape with Chinese characters, possibly a poem, in the upper right hand side. 84"L. Chinese, possibly early Qing Dynasty with inscription probably later. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Several scattered tears, including across the signature and at top, where it has come detached from its hanging bar. Scattered discoloration. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $11,700.00
	Lot 214: Chinese Export lacquered trinket box Chinese Export lacquered and paper mache trinket box, serpentine shape with raised top, gilt stenciled with images of immortals inside the lid. 3"H x 12" W x 6" D. 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Light expected wear, overall good condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 216: 5 pcs Chinese carved jade: cup, dish, animal figur 1st item: thin walled carved jade bowl or wucai cup, 1-1/2"H x 4" diam. 2nd item: carved jade leaf form dish, 3-1/2" x 3". Ex-Evelyn Anderson Gallery, Nashville. People's Republic of China label on base. 3rd item: carved jade animal with long tail, possibly a lioness, 2-1/2"L. 4th item: carved jade dragon, 3"L. 5th item: Carved jade cicada or beetle, 2-1/4"L. All Chinese, early to mid 20th century. Private Nashville collection. Condition: 1" hairline to jade bowl extending from rim. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $263.00
	Lot 219: 8 Asian Figural Carvings inc. coral 1st item: carved hardstone figure of a noble lady or Guan Yin, reclining with a fan. Fan has etched decoration, possibly writing. 3-1/4"H x 4-1/4" W (not including carved wood stand). 2nd item: Carved pink coral figure of a woman with decorated fan, possibly Guan Yin, 3-7/8"H. 3rd item: Carved wood foo dog or dragon clutching a puzzle ball, 1-3/4"h. 4th item: carved lavender stone elephant on stand, 1-1/2" H overall. 5th item: blue marbleized stone (possibly sodalite) carved in the form of fruit and foliage, 1-1/2"h. 6th -8th items: 3 Intricately carved nuts depicting a man and two boys and a deer. 1-3/4"H. All Chinese or Japanese, late 19th to early 20th century. Private Nashville collection. Condition: 1st item has a few small chips to woman's headdress, otherwise all items in very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 220: 3 Chinese Double Gourd form Snuff Bottles inc Cora Three Chinese "double gourd" form Snuff bottles, including a red coral bottle with relief carved flower having a colored center and a metal spoon, 2-1/2"H; a green hardstone (possibly spinach jade) bottle with incised decoration and a metal spoon, 2-1/2"H; and a porcelain bottle with celadon glaze and enameled flower decoration, signed on base, 2"H. All Chinese, late 19th to early 20th century. Private Nashville collection. Condition: All items in very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 221: 3 18th c. Chinese Export Items: teapot, mug & dish Grouping of Chinese export porcelain items including a teapot with blue enamel and gilt decoration (5-1/2" H x 8" W), mug or can with figural famille rose decoration (4-3/4" H) and a small famille rose dish with pierced rim (5-1/2" dia.). All pieces 18th century, Chien Lung (Qianlong) period. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: All pieces with overall general wear to decoration. Tankard with old rim repair. Low Estimate: $450.00 – High Estimate: $650.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 222: Large Chinese Famille Rose Ginger Jar Large Chinese export Famille Rose baluster form ginger jar with figural, bat and scenic decoration and pierced wooden top. 13 1/4" H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Original porcelain lid missing, otherwise overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $806.00
	Lot 223: 2 Chinese Export Porcelain Items, Bowl & Planter 1st item: Chinese export shaped porcelain Famille Rose bowl with figural and landscape decoration and robin's egg blue interior and red T'ung Chih seal mark to base. 3 7/8" H x 8 1/2" dia. 19th century. 2nd item: Chinese blue and white porcelain planter, sides with reticulated decoration. 2 3/8" H x 8 7/8" W x 6 3/8" D. 19th century. Condition: 1st item: Glaze imperfection to inside rim edge where robin's egg glaze absent. Examination under magification indicates the exposed white porcelain is glazed and likely a firing imperfection. Small firing separation to base edge. 2nd item: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 224: 2 Chinese Famille Rose Bowls Grouping of two Chinese Famille Rose porcelain bowls. 1st item: Chinese Famille Rose bowl with floral and character decoration on a yellow ground. Blue Tao Kuang seal mark to base. 2 1/4" H x 4 5/8" W. 20th century/Modern. 2nd item: Large Chinese Famille Rose bowl with flowering peony decoration. Blue six character Yung Cheng mark to base. 3 1/4" H x 6 3/4" dia. 20th century/Modern. Condition: Both overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 225: Chinese Famille Rose Vase w/ applied Lizards Chinese porcelain Famille Rose vase with celadon ground with floral and scrolling vine decoration and four applied lizards to neck. Robin's egg blue glazed interior. Blue Chien Lung seal mark to base. 11 3/4" H. 20th century/ modern. Condition: Slight wear to glaze and gilt to neck. Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 226: Chinese Famille Rose Miniature Garden Seat Chinese porcelain Famille Rose garden seat with figural decoration depicting a procession of young boys. Blue Chien Lung seal mark to base. 5" H x 5" dia. 20th century/ modern. Condition: Overall very good condition with some slight wear to gilt decoration. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 227: Chinese Famille Rose Amphora Vase w/ figures Chinese Famille Rose vase, Amphora form, with decoration depicting royal figures in an outdoor setting with attendants and perfomers. Blue Chien Lung seal mark to base. 12 5/8" H. 20th century/ modern. Condition: Overall good condition with a few areas of glaze loss. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $806.00
	Lot 229: Chinese Famille Rose Double Gourd Vase Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase, double gourd form, with an all over floral and vine design on a yellow ground. Blue six character Yung Cheng mark to base within concentric circles. 9 1/2" H. 20th century/Modern. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 230: 18 pcs assorted Fitzhugh Chinese Export porcelain Eighteen pieces assorted Chinese Export porcelain in the blue and white "Fitzhugh" pattern. Includes 1 oval tray with feather edge design, 8 handled cups or cans, 3 saucers, 1 small plate, 1 oval dish, 2 soup plates, 1 low bowl, and 1 sauceboat with braided handle. Tray measures 14" x 18". Chinese, late 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Significant cracking to tray. Cups: 1 with 1" crack, all with losses to gilt. Saucers: very good condition. Oval plate has cracks with old stapled repairs. Low bowl has 2 large cracks and several chips. Both Soup plates have 2" hairlines and fleabites to rims. Sauceboat has several cracks and repairs. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $644.00
	Lot 232: Blue and white tray with lobed octagonal sides Blue and white porcelain tray or platter with lobed octagonal sides (cartouche shape) and blue and white Oriental style landscape (Willow type) design. 11-1/2" x 15". Unmarked. Chinese Export or English in the Chinese taste, late 18th to early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1/4" rim chip and some fleabites Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 234: 2 Chinese blue and white low bowls and 1 teapot 3 pieces 18th century Chinese Export blue and white porcelain. 1st item: Nanking low bowl with reticulated sides, seal form mark on underside, 8-1/4" diameter. 2nd item: Low bowl in a blue and white floral pattern with K'ang Hsi marks on underside, 9-2/3" diameter. 3rd item: Teapot with blue and white floral design, 5"H. (Possibly Lowestoft). Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: 1-1/2" chip, fleabites to foot ring 2nd item: Excellent. 3rd item: Finial possibly repainted or repaired, wear and fleabites to spout and lid rim. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 235: 3 Chinese dishes: small platter, shell and square 1st item: Chinese Export Blue and White decorated small octagonal platter, 11" x 7-1/2" . 2nd item: Chinese Nanking shell form sweetmeat dish, shell form, 1-7/8"H x 7.5" x 8". 3rd item: Chinese Canton sweetmeat or dessert dish, square with scalloped edges, 7-1/2" square. All Chinese, late 18th to early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Fleabites, 1/8" chip to edge. 2nd item: significant chipping to edges. 3rd item: old small chip or firing flaw beneath figures. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 237: Bronze Mounted Japanese Imari Bowl Bronze mounted Japanese Imari bowl, the porcelain bowl having pheasant and foliate decoation and mounted with Classical style bronze handles and pedestal base. 8" H x 12" W. Late 19th/Early 20th century Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 238: Three Japanese Imari Fish platters, 1 double Three Imari fish-shaped platters, one of which is a double fish-shaped platter. The singular fish-shaped platters have floral decorations on their bodies while the double fish-shaped platter has an abstract seascape motif. Double fish-shaped platter: 7-5/8" x 9-5/8". Singular fish-shaped platters: 5-7/8" x 9-3/8", 6 x 9-1/4". All late-19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor surface wear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 239: 4pcs. Japanese Imari: Plates & Umbrella Stand Four (4) pieces Japanese Imari porcelain including three (3) 19th century plates having scalloped rims and vignette decoration (8 1/2" dia) and a late 19th/early 20th umbrella stand with floral vignette decoration (23 7/8" H x 3 1/4" dia.). Condition: Plates in overall very good condition. Hairline spider to base of umbrella stand. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 240: Pr. Large Imari Porcelain Vases & Jardiniere Pair of Large Imari Porcelain Vases & Jardiniere. 1st item – Pair of large Japanese Imari porcelain vases with allover foliate decoration. 14 1/4" H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 2nd item – Japanese Imari porcelain jardineire with bird, butterfly and foliate decoration. 8" H x 11 1/2" dia. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: All items overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 242: 10 pcs Staffordshire Blue and White Porcelain 10 pieces Blue and White Staffordshire, some with historical transferware patterns, including 3 pitchers, 1 teapot, 1 sugar, 2 knife rests, 2 teacups, and 1 saucer. English, mid 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: All with small chips and crazing. Repaired cracks to teapot lid, sugar missing lid. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 244: Molded creamware basket and plate Molded round creamware basket and plate, both with pierced sides, the basket with twisted handles and applied angel masks, the plate with impressed shield mark (__berg?). Plate 8-1/2" Diameter. Continental, late 18th to early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Basket: Some crazing, 1/4" flakes to each handle and flaw to rim. Plate: two 1/2" hairlines to border, few rim chips. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 245: Creamware basket, underplate with grapevine dec Creamware basket with underplate, oval form with grapevine decorated border and pierced basketweave molded sides. 3"H x 9"W x 6"D overall. Unmarked; possibly Wedgwood or Spode. English, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Light wear to paint especially at edges, scattered shallow small flakes to eges of tray, crazing, very light stain to bottom of underplate and interior of basket. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 247: Creamware covered basket with figural knob Covered creamware basket and underplate, lozenge form, with figural finial. The basket has two handles and molded sides with an all over flower or star design inside an oblong hexagon, a pattern that repeats on the underplate in an elongated design. The cover repeats the design of the tray but is pierced and is topped with a figural knob of a child reaching into a basket of fruit. Unmarked. Underplate 10-3/4" x 9", overall height with underplate 6-3/4"H. Probably Continental, early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Scattered small flakes and fleabites, possible repair to figural head, 1/2" hairline to lid. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $702.00
	Lot 251: Group of 4 Queen Anne 18th c. Brass Candlesticks Group of four similar 18th century Queen Anne brass candlesticks with scalloped petal bases, 7-1/2" to 8" H. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: Repairs to two bases, two holes in one base, some dents and breaks on upper rim. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $1,178.00
	Lot 252: Four Brass Candlesticks of various forms Group of four brass candlesticks of various forms, two with round drip plates, one with square base and one with stepped base with canted corners. All probably English, mid-17th to early 18th century. 2-1/4" to 6" H. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: All in good condition. Lowest one has seam in rim and tallest one has one break in shaft. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 253: Four English Brass 18th c Candlesticks Group of 4 early 18th century English brass candlesticks including one companion pair with stepped octagonal bases, 8" H and one pair with stepped round bases, 6" H. All four English, circa 1700-1725. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: Larger pair polished. Minor seam separation on one smaller stick. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 255: Chippendale Period Easy Chair, Chinese Taste Chippendale period upholstered wing chair or easy chair in the Chinese taste, serpentine crestrail and shaped sides with flared arms and seat front. Straight legs; pierced rectangular stretchers on sides and back and recessed in the front. Upholstered in salmon colored damask. 45"H x 25"W x 28"D. Probably English, mid 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: At least one stretcher has been repaired or replaced. Original surface with wear and abrasions, particularly to feet. Some wear to upholstery. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,736.00
	Lot 256: Fancy Painted Chair and Sheraton Armchair, 2 Two American Chairs. 1st item: American Sheraton period "fancy" side chair, painted white with black and gilt decoration, including a tablet adorned with cornucopias on the crest rail and tablets with flowers on the seat rail and front stretcher. X form back, saddle shaped rush-woven seat, and four turned legs ending in cap feet. 34"H. New England, circa 1820. 2nd item: American Federal Sheraton style armchair, possibly mulberry, with rectangular tablet back over two narrow horizontal reeded slats joined by three balls; reeded curved armrests ending in vasiform supports, over square and round turned posts ending in ring and tapered feet. Rust colored leather upholstered seat with brass tacks. 33-1/2"H x 21-3/4"W x 20"D. Possibly Southern, circa 1815. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee, purchased in Georgia in the 1960s. Condition: 1st item: Moderate wear to paint, loss to tip of right foot. 2nd item: Original surface but areas of both back legs stripped; chips/losses to front feet tips, repair patch to chair's left armrest, later upholstery. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 257: Tilt top table with star inlay Mahogany candlestand or small tea table, secondary wood on block appears to be pine (not tested). Circular top has carved fluted edges and is inlaid with 8 point star surrounded by curvilinear octagonal line inlay. Central turned, tapered pedestal with diagonal fluted carving on the center section and urn form base. Mortised into the base are three narrow legs cut in a cabriole design ending in snake feet. 28"H x 22-3/4" to 22-1/2" diameter. American, circa 1800. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Old dark surface. Repair to one leg and cleat. Lacking iron brace where feet join pedestal, possible inlay repair. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 259: Pembroke Table with drawer, probably Midatlantic Vernacular Pembroke table, cherry with poplar secondary wood, two drop leaves and a single dovetailed drawer with brass pull, square tapered Hepplewhite style legs. 27-3/4" H x 18 " W (36" with leaves extended) x 32-1/2" D. Probably Mid-Atlantic, first quarter 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Refinished with replaced pull, minor abrasions and stains, overall good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 260: American Walnut Secretary Desk American walnut secretary, comprised of two sections. Top section comprised of walnut with steeple cornice in the baroque taste, elaborate fitted block front interior. Base comprised of walnut primary, pine and poplar secondary, with slant drop front having a fitted interior over four graduated dovetailed drawers, resting on bracket feet. Several hidden compartments in top section. Top and bottom possibly associated. 92-1/2" Total H x 41-1/8" W x 21-1/2" D. 2nd quarter of 19th century. Found in St. Louis, Missouri. Condition: Old refinish. Repair to left door of top with some age cracks noted to both doors. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $2,232.00
	Lot 261: Inlaid Classical Sewing Stand, Possibly English Inlaid mahogany classical sewing stand having a shaped lift top with sting inlay, ivory escutcheon and fitted interior, supported on turned column and tripod base with brass paw feet. 29 1/4" H x 21 1/8" W x 17" D. Provenance: From Wynne farm in Maryville, Tennessee. Second quarter of the 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Some lids to interior compartments replaced. Minor veneer losses at base. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $558.00
	Lot 263: Provincial slat back armchair Provincial slat back armchair, serpentine arched crestrail over four conforming slats, each with pierced kidney shape in the center flanked by molded rectangular stiles. Molded armrests ending in scrolled handrests, over round-to-square tapered legs ending in whorl feet in front (plain round rear legs are extentions of stiles). Round and block turned side stretchers and later central ring turned stretcher. Later woven seat. 42"H. Probably French Provincial or French Colonial (possibly American Mississippi River Valley), 18th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Numerous repairs and some worm damage, particularly to legs; front stretcher and seat replaced, overall wear and abrasions, later finish. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 265: Toledo Sword Cane w/ Marked English Silver Top Toledo sword cane or walking stick, having a 27" L marked blade and sterling silver handle with marks for Jonathon Howell (London, circa 1895). 36 1/8" total L. Circa 1890's. Condition: Denting to top and general wear. Oxidation to mettal ferrule. Overall general wear to shaft. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 266: 2 Stacked Horn Disc Canes and 1 Dog Whistle Cane Grouping of three canes or walking sticks including two stacked horn disc canes with curved handles, stacked multi-color shafts and metal ferrules (32" L & 32 5/8" L) and one with a horn dog head whistle handle, burl wood shaft and metal ferrule (36 1/2" L). Condition: Horn canes with overall general wear. Dog head cane with overall general wear, loss of one eye and old chip to lower section of one ear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 267: 2 Folk Art Canes, Alligator & Dog/Griffin 2 Folk Art canes or walking sticks, one having an alligator carved handle and metal ferrule (36" L) and the other with a carved dog/griffin head handle with additional carving on the shaft (33" L). Both late 19th/early 20th century. Condition: 1st cane with overall general wear. 2nd cane with overall general wear, old break to tip with ferrule lost. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 268: 2 Folk Art Carved Figural Canes, poss. Native Amer 2 Folk Art carved figural canes. 1st item – Carved folk art cane depicting a man with top hat, probably Native American, having a snake carved shaft with black dot decoration. Twisted leather through base of head carving with attached wood carvings at each end. Two carvings on one end include crosses. Metal ferrule tip. 35" L. Late 19th/Early 20th century. 2nd item – Carved folk art walking stick having a carved fist handle, card suite spade, diamond, heart, and club design below the handle. Red polychromed compressed ball spacers. Possibly Civil War reunion or Gambling related. 38" L. Late 19th century. Condition: 1st item- Overall general wear with break to tip of hat. 2nd item – Overall general wear with one break to tip of thumb. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 269: Folk Art Carved Wooden Eagle, Polychrome Paint American folk art carved wooden eagle plaque with polychrome paint decoration, depicting the eagle in flight. Sketches of eagles in pencil on unfinished side. 14 5/8" W x 7" H. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with general wear to paint. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 272: Howard Finster "Trumpeting Angel" Howard Finster (American, 1916-2001) outsider art enamel painted Trumpeting Angel, dated "July 13, 1988". Personally inscribed en verso "Howard Finster to Ray" with additional drawing of bird and "8000.42 works since 1976". 10 4/8" H x 49 5/8" W. Condition: Repaired break to tip of angel robe with some wood loss. Loss and cracking to another tip of the robe. Overall general wear with some slight wear to edges. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 274: Grouping of 14 Desk Top Articles, Many Bronze Grouping of fourteen (14) desk top accessories, some possibly Grand Tour related. Includes six (6) ink wells, one (1) brass letter holder marked Benedido, one (1) bronze ashtray marked "Michaels Art Bronze Co. Inc. Cov. KY", one (1) Egyptian stone bust mounted on alabaster, one (1) miniature bronze bust of Shakespeare mounted on marble bust with foundry mark, one (1) bronze figural "Singing Tower" thermometer, one (1) bronze figural thermometer with Moor figural bust top, and two (2) stamps, one lion with shield mounted on marble and one having a bust top. 3 1/4" H x 7 5/8" H. All late 19th/Early 20th century. Sizes range from 3-1/4" H to 8" H and 4" sq base to 7" sq base. Condition: All items good condition with moderate wear. Tallest singing tower thermometer missing themometer. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $589.00
	Lot 275: Group of 11 Pairs of Bookends, mostly bronze Grouping of eleven (11) pairs of bookends including a pair marked "JBH Co. J. Ruhl" depiciting a seated man reading, bronze Lincoln bookends depicting a seated Lincoln, extendable Mission bronze with slag glass, two bronze Shakespeare bookends, pair bronze Longfellow bust bookends, pair bronze Victor Hugo bookends, two pairs of bronze Art Deco Style and one metal painted floral bookends. Together with a large bronze eagle finial. Ranging in size from 4 1/2" H to 7 3/4" H. All 20th century. Condition: All overall good condition. Some loss to paint on two pairs. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 277: Gilt framed miniature portrait of a gentleman 19th century gilt framed watercolor miniature on ivory, portrait of a blue-eyed gentleman seated in a bright red chair. Housed in a highly carved gilt and gesso wooden frame. Sight – 3 7/8" H x 3" W. Framed – 11 3/4" H x 10 3/4" W. English or American, circa 1820. Condition: Two cracks to right side of miniature, one the height of the miniature and the other in the lower right corner. Wear and cracklure to frame. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $263.00
	Lot 290: Grouping of 14K Gold Men's Jewelry, 3 items Matching set of 14k yellow gold men's jewelry including pair of cufflinks and tie pin, ribbed design with diamond highlights. Diamond weight approximately .40 ct. Cufflinks: 1/2" square; tie pin: 5/16" square. 15.6 grams total. (3 items total) Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $550.00 – High Estimate: $650.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 291: 16 items cameo, moonstone, and mother of pearl jew Includes a moonstone or cat's eye necklace on silver chain and a matching pair of screwback earrings; a black glass barette and matching pair of cufflinks, all with inlaid mother of pearl lobster designs; two cameo bracelets, four cameo brooches, 1 cameo pendant on silver metal chain, 1 cameo ring, and four loose cameo links (possibly from earrings). Smaller bracelet and matching ring are marked .800 (silver content), other items are unmarked. Circa 1850-1950. Condition: One link detached from larger cameo bracelet. Some warping or wear to gold surround on one cameo brooch. Minute chips to black glass barette. All other items in very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 292: 2 coin pendants: Gold Liberty $5 & Morgan dollar Two coins mounted in pendants. 1st item: One Liberty Five dollar gold coin, dated 1900, mounted in a 14k yellow gold open-work frame, marked ITALY, total weight: 10.7 grams. 1-1/4" diameter. 2nd item: One Morgan silver dollar coin, dated 1898, mounted in a sterling silver open-work frame, total weight: 1.175 oz troy, 2" diameter. Condition: Expected wear to circulated coins. Frames in excellent condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 293: Grouping of 10K & 14K Gold Men's Jewelry, 4 items Matching set of 10k and 14k yellow gold men's jewelry including 14k cufflinks (tested, one marked 14k, one not marked), ring (marked as 18k but tests as 10k) and tie pin (not marked but tests as 14k), brushed gold finish with black tiger's eye. Cufflinks: 1" H, ring size: 6-3/4. 22.8 total grams. (4 items total) Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $450.00 – High Estimate: $550.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 295: 14k Emerald and Diamond Ring 14k white gold emerald and diamond ring containing one oval emerald measuring 10 mm L x 7.75 mm W x 6 mm D and 26 round diamonds with a total weight of approximately 1 ct, I-J clor and VS2-I clarity. 5.8 total grams, ring size: 7. Condition: Emerald has internal flaws. Diamonds as described in description. Mounting in excellent condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $589.00
	Lot 296: 18k Radiant Diamond Band 18k yellow gold diamond band containing 20 radiant cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 1.60 ct, approximately H-I color, VS1-VS2 clarity. 5.4 total grams, ring size: 6-1/4. Condition: Very good condtion. Engraved on interior: 10-27-00. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 297: Ancient Near Eastern Silver Vase Ancient Near Eastern silver vase with four pierced work vignettes of dancing females. Hallmark pattern on vase. Vase tests as 80-90% silver. 7.9 oz troy. 8-1/2" H. Condition: Scattered dents and small breaks. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $3,042.00
	Lot 298: Victorian Sterling Kettle on Stand Victorian sterling silver oval form kettle with half-ribbed body and spout, ebonized handle and finial, attached by hinge to oval frame stand with four paw feet and oval burner. Burner, frame, and kettle marked "London, 1886-87", and maker's mark "T" over "HH" (possibly Thomas and Henry Holland), 12" H (including stand) – 35.965 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $878.00
	Lot 299: 4 pieces Geo. III shell pattern flatware, T. Baker Two English crested sterling silver serving or tablespoons and two dinner forks in the shell and thread pattern. Handles engraved with the crest of a horned steer emerging from a crown. Marks for Thomas Baker, London, 1825 and 1830. Spoons 8-3/4"L, forks 8"L. 10.3 oz troy total weight. Condition: Excellent condition, no monogram removals. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 301: George III Sterling Candle Snuffer & Chamberstick 1st item: Rare George III sterling silver candle snuffer, clearly marked in both frame and scissor, William Frisbee, London, 1795 – 1.375 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. 2nd item: 2nd item – Sterling silver petite chamberstick, rectangular with gadrooned edges and reeded loop handle, marked "Henry Wilkinson & Co., London, 1894-1895" and "71534" on bottom side, 2" H x 3 1/4" W x 2 3/4" D – 3.3 oz troy. Condition: 1st item: Minor small dents and wear. 2nd item: Overall good condition with general wear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $225.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 302: 6 Victorian Sterling Dinner Knives 6 English Victorian sterling Dinner Knives with scrolled ends, maker's mark "AH" (unattributed). Plated blades. 10 1/4" L. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Wear on blades, numerous small dents, some marks rubbed. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 303: 5 English Silver Salts 5 Sterling silver footed salt cellars, all with English hallmarks, circa 1850. All approximately 1 1/4" H x 2 1/3" dia. – 6.96 oz troy total weight. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Monograms. Missing 3 liners. Small areas of pitting. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 304: 18 pcs Rosepoint Sterling Flatware Wallace Sterling silver flatware, Rosepoint pattern, 18 pieces. Includes 3 dinner knives with stainless blades (9" L), 3 dinner forks (7" L), 3 salad/dessert forks (6-1/4" L), 3 round bowl soup spoons (5-7/8" L), 5 teaspoons (6" L) and 1 master butter knife (6-5/8" L). 15.05 oz troy weighable silver. Condition: Excellent condition. No monograms. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 305: German Silver Cigarette Case w/ AH monogram, c. 19 830 Silver German hinged cigarette case or box with German hallmarks for Bruckmann and Sohne. The cover is monogrammed "A H" (possibly Adolph Hitler) in upper left corner. Weight of box: 7.84 troy oz. 5/8" H x 5" W x 3-1/2" D. Circa 1930. Provenance: According to oral history, during World War II the consignor's grandfather, William T. Hall (now deceased) was part of an American forces unit which broke into Eva Braun's apartment to capture Hitler. The monogram is very similar to known monograms Bruckmann & Sohne engraved on silver made for Hitler. Condition: Surface scratches. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 306: Set of 12 Gorham Sterling Goblets Set of 12 sterling silver goblets by Gorham, marked on base with lion, anchor, G, Sterling, 272, 6-1/2" H, 77.40 oz troy total. Not monogrammed. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $1,500.00 – High Estimate: $1,800.00 Realized Price: $2,106.00
	Lot 307: 13 Sterling silver butter plates 13 Sterling silver bread / butter plates, American, 20th Century, monogrammed "MWC". 12 are marked "Sterling Hand Made" on undersides. 1 similar (but not matching) plate is marked "Sterling". All with threaded borders, one with notch for butter knife. 6" dia. – 36.83 oz troy total weight. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Scattered small dents, scratches Low Estimate: $750.00 – High Estimate: $950.00 Realized Price: $930.00
	Lot 308: Reed & Barton silver oval fruit bowl 1 Sterling silver oval fruit bowl with fluted sides, marked "Reed & Barton #X957S", monogrammed "MCW", 15 1/4" L x 10 3/4" W – 27.395 oz troy. American, 20th c. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Very good condition – light scratching. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $682.00
	Lot 309: International Sterling Revere Bowl, 9" Sterling silver Revere bowl, marked "International #D-261", no monogram, 9" dia. – 24.435 oz troy. American, 20th c. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some scratching. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $682.00
	Lot 310: Sterling Silver Presentation Cup Sterling silver loving cup with two handles and presentation inscription on one side: "for Maggy and Jack with love from Elsie and the Boys Ottawa July 1932." Marked on side for M & Co., Sheffield, England, 1908. 6-3/4"H, 18.69 oz troy. Condition: A very few light small dents and scratches, overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 311: Gorham Sterling Flatware, Lyric pattern, 40 pcs. Gorham Lyric sterling silver flatware, 40 pieces: 7 dinner knives, 6 dinner forks, 6 salad forks, 7 teaspoons, 6 soup spoons, 6 butter spreaders, 2 serving spoons, 38.95 oz troy weighable sterling, 8-7/8" to 5-3/4" L. Circa 1940. Provenance: Descended in the family of James Madison Hartley (b. 1850-d. 1920; mayor of Kingston, TN, early 1900s; State Rep. 1907-1909). Condition: Overall good condition with some surface wear and small dents due to age. Some bends in handles of spoons. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $930.00
	Lot 312: Group of Coin and Sterling, 20 pcs inc box and fla Grouping of sterling and coin silver, English and American. 1st group: 3 William Thomson, NY, coin silver teaspoons with shell handles, monogrammed, 5-7/8" L, (2.13 oz troy). 2nd group: 7 English sterling silver teaspoons with fiddle thread handles, 4 from London, 1838 and 3 from Exeter, 1862, 5-3/4" L, (6.56 oz troy). 3rd group: 4 Georgian Sterling spoons, largest tablespoon engraved "G.L. 1791", various lengths, all with bends in bowls, (3.90 oz troy). 4th group: 4 Gorham sterling silver cordials, 2-1/4" H, dents on one cordial, (3.77 oz troy). 5th group: Sterling silver cigarette box, marked "S and S" on base, 1-3/8" H x 6-1/4" W x 3-1/4" D, scattered dents. 6th group: Single Small spoon with fiddle tipt pattern handle, possibly sterling, worn hallmarks, 4-3/4" L. (0.41 oz troy). 20 pieces total. 16.77 total troy ounces. Condition: Overall good condition. See description. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 313: 56 pieces Flatware, most International Brandon pat 56 pieces sterling silver flatware. Includes 48 pieces in a simple threaded pattern known as Brandon, all marked International Sterling Pat. Includes 11 dinner forks, 12 salad/dessert forks, 12 teaspoons, 3 table spoons, 3 dessert or place spoons, 4 demitasse or coffee spoons, 1 jelly spoon, 1 butter serving knife, and 1 sauce or gravy ladle. Also included are 6 round bowl soup spoons and 1 lemon fork in a very similar pattern marked SSMC Sterling and 1 silverplated cold meat fork. Total combined weight excluding cold meat fork: 54.76 oz troy. Condition: Most pieces monogrammed E. Very good overall condition. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,240.00
	Lot 316: Robert E. Lee engraving by J.C. McRae, NY Unframed engraving of Robert E. Lee by J.C. McRae, NY after a photograph by Matthew Brady, NY. Published by T. Kelly, 264 3rd Avenue, New York, circa 1867. Sheet: 38-3/4" X 29"; plate: 29-1/4" x 21-1/2". Condition: Overall toning with some creases and minor tears on edges and minor foxing and stains. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 318: Civil War Era CDV photo album, Wemyss family Victorian photographic album, leatherbound with gilt stenciled cover. Includes over a dozen Civil War era CDVs of civilians and one of "Col. Joe Webbs NC" in uniform (Note: A Col. Joe Webbs served in the NC 27th Infantry). Most are from or connected to the Wemyss family of Mobile, Ala. History. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some wear and cracking to spine on exterior of album, cover coming loose. Most CDVS exhibit handling grime, pencil writing on pages and/or backs. Some CDVs with stains or discloration, overall average condition. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $556.00
	Lot 320: Photographic History of Civil War, 10 Vols, Mille "Photographic History of the Civil War in Ten Volumes" by Francis T. Miller, published by The Review of Reviews, NY, 1912. Believed to be the First Edition. Each volume is cloth hardcover with over 300 pages. All in very good condition. 11" x 8-1/4" x 1-1/8" each. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 321: Grouping of 4 Civil War Related Books Grouping of 4 Civil War related books. (1) "History of the Twentieth Tennessee Regiment Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A." by W.J. McMurray, published by The Publication Committee (Nashville, TN), 1904. Hardcover, 520 pages. Very good condition. Probably first edition. (2) "Reminiscences of General Basil W. Duke, C.S. A.," published by Doubleday, Page & Company, 1911. Cloth hardcover, 512 pages. Good condition. First edition. (3) "Life of General Nathan Bedford Forrest," by John A. Wyeth, published by Harpers and Brothers, 1901. Cloth hardcover, 655 pages. Very good condition. Previous owner's bookplate on front pastedown. First edition. (4) "Reports of the Committee on the Conduct of the War: Fort Pillow Massacre & Returned Prisoners, an official U.S. Senate Report," published May, 1864. Hardcover. The Ft. Pillow report has 128 pages; the returned prisoner report, 34 pages. There are an additional 8 pages of black and white illustrations. Good condition. First edition. Size ranges: 9" x 5-3/4" x 1/2" to 9-1/4" x 6-5/8" x 1-1/2". Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $450.00 – High Estimate: $550.00 Realized Price: $558.00
	Lot 323: Group of Knoxville Whig Newspapers & 4 other Collection of Knoxville Whig Newspapers, dating from 1860 to 1882, approximately 34 total including several from 1864. Together with four (4 ) early newspaper/periodical Items, including: Harper's Weekly page – The War in Tennessee; The Republican Newspaper dated April 18, 1865 (Lincoln Assasination); Early Civil War era Knoxville Advertising paper; and The Lynchburg Virginian newspaper dated May 20, 1830. Note: The Whig was a American newspaper published in the mid-nineteenth century and edited by William G. "Parson" Brownlow (18051877, 17th governor of TN, 1865-1869). The paper's primary purpose was the promotion and defense of Whig Party political figures and ideals. In the years leading up to the Civil War, the Whig became the mouthpiece for East Tennessee's anti-secessionist movement. The Whig was published under several names throughout its existence, namely the Tennessee Whig, the Jonesborough Whig, the Knoxville Whig, and other variations. The Whig was first published in 1839 and ended publication in 1991 as The Knoxville Chronicle. Condition: All in archival sleeves. Overall toning with some wear to Harper's Weekly page. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 324: Lincoln and John Bell Campaign items Grouping of four (4) Abraham Lincoln and John Bell Campaign items. 1st item – 1860 Lincoln "For President 1864" campaign lapel pin. Ferrotype image taken by Brady in NY. Overall excellent condition and retaining the original pin. 15/16" diameter. 2nd item – 1864 two sided Lincoln campaign token. Ferrotype of Abraham Lincoln on one side, Hannibal Hamlin on other. Both sides dated 1860 in circular brass frame. Condition – Lincoln ferrotype has losses to the nose, tarnished brass frame. 15/16" diameter. 3rd item – 1860 two sided John Bell (Tennessee) campaign token with ferrotypes of John Bell on one side; the Vice Presidential running mate image, Edward Everett, is missing on the other side. Both sides dated 1860 in a circular brass frame. Condition – some losses to the top of the John Bell image as well as scattered rust spots. The Everett image on the other side is no longer visible. 1" diameter. 4th item – 1860 one sided Constructional Union Party campaign token or button (John Bell's party). Ferrotype portrait of Washington, campaign symbol of the party. Condition – image very good condition, losses to gilt on circular frame. 7/8" diameter. Condition: Refer to Description Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $1,178.00
	Lot 327: Grouping of 5 TN Books Grouping of five books on the subject of the state of Tennessee. (1) "Early Travels in the Tennessee Country, 1540-1800" by Samuel Cole Williams, published by The Watauga Press, Johnson City, TN, 1928. First Edition. Blue cloth hardcover with gold gilt top edge, 540 pages. Very good condtion. (2) "Lieut. Henry Timberlake's Memoirs, 1756-1765", edited by Samuel Cole Williams, published The Watauga Press, Johnson City, TN, 1927. First Edition thus. Cloth hardcover, 197 pages, good to very good condition. Inscribed warmly, signed (with initials) and dated by the Williams to the original owner on the front flyleaf. (3) "History of the Lost State of Franklin", by Samuel Cole Williams, published by The Press of the Pioneers, Revised Edition, 1933. Cloth hardcover, 378 pages with a fold-out color map. Very good condition. (4) "Journal of the Proceedings of the Convention of Delegates Elected by the People of Tennesseee to Amend, Revise, or Form and Make a New Constitution for the State". Published by Jones, Purvis & Company, printers to the State (Nashville), 1870. Leather bound boards, 467 pages. Acceptable to good condition. After Reconstruction, 1st Edition. (5) "Ramsey's Annals of Tennessee" by J.G.M. Ramsey, published by The East Tennessee Historical Society, 1967. It is a reprint of the 1863 original edition. Cloth hardcover, 831 pages. In like new condition. Size ranges: 8-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 7/8" to 9-1/4" x 6-1/2" x 1-1/2". Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 332: Painted Silhouette of British Gentleman An early 19th century painted silhouette of a gentleman, most likely British. Pencil inscribed en verso, partially legible, reading in part "Wm Merryweather". Housed in an ebonized frame with metal rosettes applied to the corners. Sight – 3 3/8" H x 2 1/2" W. Framed – 5 1/4" H x 4 1/4" W. Condition: Overall toning and some light foxing to silhouette. Abrasions and losses to frame. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 334: Grouping of Religious Items, including Santos Grouping of Religious items, 6 pieces total, including Santos. 1st item: Alabaster bookend depicting Jesus wearing a thorn of crowns. 8" H x 6 1/8" W. 2nd item: A polychromed painted Santos mounted on a black stand. 13" H. 3rd item: Enameled bronze traveling Russian icon depiciting Jesus seated and surrounded by the twelve apostles. 5" H x 4" W. 4th item: Polychromed painted Santos torso. 4 1/8" H. 5th item: Copper over medal medalion depicting Bellona the Roman goddess of war. 1 3/4" H x 1 3/4" W. 6th item: Russian bronze and enameled triptych folding travel icon. 2 1/4" H x 2 1/4" W. Items range in date from late 19th to early 20th century. Condition: 1st item: Scattered chipping to edges. 2nd item: Wear/losses to paint. Losses to fingers of both hands. 3rd item: Some losses to enamel and oxidation. 4th: Overall general losses to paint. 5th item: Some wear to metal, overall very good. 6th item: Oxidation to metal and losses to enameling. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 341: Large Don Miles Oil, Grand Canyon View Don Miles, (American, 1912-1990) oil on masonite, panaoramic view of Grand Canyon, signed lower right, gold composition frame with linen liner. Frame: 38-1/2" H x 48-1/2" W, Sight: 29-3/8" H x 39-3/8" W. Biography (courtesy of AskART): Miles began painting in Long Beach, California in 1932 after attending a meeting of artists who formed the Spectrum Club. He studied locally with Sam Hyde Harris and Henry L. Richter. Working in oil and watercolor, he produced harbor scenes with boats and desert landscapes. In the 1980s he taught art to advanced students in the Palm Springs area and was a resident of Pasadena until his death. Member: Businessmen's Art Inst. of LA (pres. 1970); AAPL; Artists of the SW; Desert Art Center; San Gabriel FA Club; Pasadena AA. Exh: Calif. Art Club, 1932; AAPL, 1978 (1st prize). Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00 Realized Price: $936.00
	Lot 346: 2 Limited Edition Nautical Prints: Brett & Stobart Two Limited edition framed Marine prints. 1st item: "The Ship Wavertree Off Cape Horn" by Oswald Brett, signed and numbered 550/900 in pencil in its lower margin; photo-offset reproduction, 23-1/4" high x 32-11/16" wide (image). Framed with one buffered mat behind non-glare glass in a 1-7/8" x 1-5/8" oak wood molding stained dark brown, measuring 34-3/8" x 43" overall. 2nd item: "Moonlight Encounter on the Mississippi" by John Stobart, signed and numbered "575/750" in pencil in its lower margin; photo-offset reproduction, 19-5/16" high x 31" wide (image). Framed with one buffered mat behind non-glare glass in a 1-7/8" x 1-5/8" oak wood molding stained dark brown, measuring 32-1/4" x 41-5/8" overall. Condition: 1st item: Excellent condition. 2nd item: Print in excellent condition. The corners and right edge of the frame are moderately scuffed. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 350: Jack Kershaw o/c, Girl Amid Ruins John Karl "Jack" Kershaw (Tennessee, 1913-2010) oil on canvas painting, surrealist scene depicting a young girl running amidst the columns of a Southern mansion in ruins, beneath a canopy of Spanish moss covered trees. Signed lower right "Kershaw". 34" H x 27 1/4" W. Unframed. Provenance: Estate of Jack Kershaw. Biography: Jack Kershaw studied art at Vanderbilt University and in the 1920s became associated with a group of intellectuals who called themselves The Fugitive Poets. In the 1930s, he worked as Federal director of the Tennessee Art Project (a job in which he worked as one of famed sculptor William Edmondsons supervisors). He also served as an art consultant for The Kenyon Review and for Nashville Mayor Ben West, and was a member of the first Tennessee Arts Commission. His work prior to 1950 consisted mostly of portraits (both paintings and sculptures), and paintings of landscapes and interiors. In 1953, as Chairman of the Nashville Committee for the Coordination of the Arts, Kershaw was instrumental in developing the lower level of the Nashville Parthenon for use as a permanent art gallery. Around this time he and his wife, the former Mary Noel, decided to attend law school; he was admitted to the bar in the 1960s. However, he continued to paint, sculpt and draw, becoming more interested in abstract works.For much of his career, Kershaw kept records of what he made and who bought it; purchasers of his art from 1938-1980 included recording artists Dinah Shore, and Grace Creswell, Penn Warren, Tupper Saussy, The City of Nashville, and Prince Alexander of Hohenzollern (who commissioned a portrait). Kershaw exhibited at the Holbrook Museum (University of Georgia at Athens, with Phillip Perkins); University of Connecticut (one man exhibition); the University of Kentucky; Yale University; University of Tennessee (one man exhibition); Peabody College; the University of Chicago; Carlton College in Minnesota; Bridgewater College in Virginia; The Centennial Club of Nashville; the Ray Jordon Gallery; Cohen Memorial and Art Investments Gallery in Nashville; and Avanti Gallery and Caravan House in New York City among others. Kershaw designed the 1951 Christmas Card for WSM-Radio, painted murals for the Veterans Club of Nashville in 1953, and in 1974 published Christs Mass, a series of religious themed drawings and verses. His later paintings took an increasingly surreal tone and focused heavily on historical elements; the little girl in this painting appeared in a series of paintings mourning the loss of the Old South. The Civil War provided frequent subject material, most notably the 25-foot title sculpture for the privately owned Nathan Bedford Forrest Memorial Park in Nashville. Kershaw was also a political figure. He was one of the attorneys representing James Earl Ray, who confessed to killing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. but then recanted and spend the rest of his life trying unsuccessfully to obtain a jury trial. Kershaw also co-founded the League of the South. Condition: Canvas is in a fragile state. Overall grime with some rubbling to edges. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 351: Jack Kershaw, abstract oil on board John Karl "Jack" Kershaw (Tennessee, 1913-2010) abstract oil on board, unsigned. Housed in a painted wooden frame. Sight – 39 1/2" H x 29 1/2" W. Framed – 45 1/2" H x 35 1/2" W. Provenance: Estate of Jack Kershaw. Biography: Jack Kershaw studied art at Vanderbilt University and in the 1920s became associated with a group of intellectuals who called themselves The Fugitive Poets. In the 1930s, he worked as Federal director of the Tennessee Art Project (a job in which he worked as one of famed sculptor William Edmondsons supervisors). He also served as an art consultant for The Kenyon Review and for Nashville Mayor Ben West, and was a member of the first Tennessee Arts Commission. His work prior to 1950 consisted mostly of portraits (both paintings and sculptures), and paintings of landscapes and interiors. In 1953, as Chairman of the Nashville Committee for the Coordination of the Arts, Kershaw was instrumental in developing the lower level of the Nashville Parthenon for use as a permanent art gallery. Around this time he and his wife, the former Mary Noel, decided to attend law school; he was admitted to the bar in the 1960s. However, he continued to paint, sculpt and draw, becoming more interested in abstract works.For much of his career, Kershaw kept records of what he made and who bought it; purchasers of his art from 1938-1980 included recording artists Dinah Shore, and Grace Creswell, Penn Warren, Tupper Saussy, The City of Nashville, and Prince Alexander of Hohenzollern (who commissioned a portrait). Kershaw exhibited at the Holbrook Museum (University of Georgia at Athens, with Phillip Perkins); University of Connecticut (one man exhibition); the University of Kentucky; Yale University; University of Tennessee (one man exhibition); Peabody College; the University of Chicago; Carlton College in Minnesota; Bridgewater College in Virginia; The Centennial Club of Nashville; the Ray Jordon Gallery; Cohen Memorial and Art Investments Gallery in Nashville; and Avanti Gallery and Caravan House in New York City among others. Kershaw designed the 1951 Christmas Card for WSM-Radio, painted murals for the Veterans Club of Nashville in 1953, and in 1974 published Christs Mass, a series of religious themed drawings and verses. His later paintings took an increasingly surreal tone and focused heavily on historical elements; the little girl in this painting appeared in a series of paintings mourning the loss of the Old South. The Civil War provided frequent subject material, most notably the 25-foot title sculpture for the privately owned Nathan Bedford Forrest Memorial Park in Nashville. Kershaw was also a political figure. He was one of the attorneys representing James Earl Ray, who confessed to killing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. but then recanted and spend the rest of his life trying unsuccessfully to obtain a jury trial. Kershaw also co-founded the League of the South. Condition: Abrasions and paint loss to frame. Varnish drip to upper left of painting with paint loss and abrasions to lower right. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 354: Pair of Toni Bordignon Oil on Canvas Landscapes Pair of Toni Bordignon (Italian, born 1921) oil on canvas landscapes with figures, each depiciting landscapes with castle in the background and a standing figure. Both housed in carved gilt and painted wooden frames. One slightly larger than the other. One measures 15 1/4" H x 11 1/4" W sight; framed – 22" H x 18 1/4" W. The other 15 3/8" H x 11 1/4" W sight; framed – 23 1/8" H x 19 1/8" W. Both 20th century. Condition: Both with overall light cracklure due to applied varnish. One with slight discoloration to varnish. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 355: Pr. 19th Century European Landscapes Pair of 19th century European oil on landscapes housed in carved gilt wood frames. Sight: 4-3/4" H x 7-1/2" W, Framed: 12" H x 15-1/4" W. Condition: Some discoloration/darkening to canvas due to varnish. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 357: Manner of Gerrit Dou, O/B, Woman Washing Dutch School oil on board painting, manner of Gerrit Dou, Dutch, 1613-1675), depiciting a young woman with white bonnet washing a basin. Old label to back reads "brought to the USA in 1830". Housed in a carved wooden gilt frame. Sight – 7 3/4" H x 5 7/8" W. 12 1/4" H x 10 1/4" W. 19th century. Condition: Overall light craquelure with wear to edges. Frame with abrasions and old repair to right side. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 358: Pr. French Genre Paintings, attrib. Castaigne Pair of oil on panel French genre paintings attributed to Jean-Andre Castaigne (French/American 1860 – 1930) both depicting courting scenes. One initialed mid right margin "AC". Housed in gilt and carved wooden frames. Sight – 14" H x 8 3/4" W. Framed – 18" H x 12 7/8" W. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Crackelure, some rubbing to edges of paintings. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 361: Andy Warhol signed screenprint, Kimiko Powers Andy Warhol color screenprint poster of Kimiko Powers for the Colorado State University Exhibition, 1981, edition of 250. Signed lower right margin. Printed by Licht Editions, Denver and published by Colorado State University Department of Art, Fort Collins, Colorado. Newly matted and framed. 34" x 23" sight, 42" x 32" framed. 1989 Letter from Colorado State University verifying its authenticity. Provenance: A Memphis, Tennessee collection. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 371: Small Richard Jolley Vase, Floral Blossoms An early Richard Jolley (Kansas, born 1952) art glass bud vase with blue floral and vine decoration. Base signed "R. Jolley" and dated "12-77". 4 1/2" H. 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 379: Art Deco Period Mica Lamp Art Deco electric lamp with mica shade having a cloudburst design, silvered metal body etched with designs of nude women reaching towards wisteria. Signed Lautum or L'Autum. 24"H. Probably French, circa 1920s. Condition: Some wear and abrasions. Cord cut; needs to be rewired. Flaking to one panel of shade. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 380: Pair of Torchieres in the Style of Oscar Bach Pair of bronzed and gilt metal floor lamps, in the manner of metalwork designer/craftsman Oscar Bach (Germany/New York, 1884-1957), with caryatid and acanthus leaf supports for the globes, spiral and embossed leaf columns all resting on four winged griffin feet. 64" H. 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $410.00
	Lot 381: Lamp w/ Aurene Art Glass Shades, poss. Steuben Double arm table lamp with gold aurene art glass shades, circular adjustable column on round domed base extending to two double arms with matching gold aurene shades. Shades unmarked, possibly Steuben. Lamp measures 22 1/4" H x 20" W. Shades measure 7 1/4" dia. Early 20th century. Condition: Minor scattered fleabites to top edge of one shade. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $930.00
	Lot 383: Grouping of 3 Gilt & Onyx Table Lamps Pair of gilt bronze urn form lamps raised on black onyx column bases, 13 3/4" H to top of light socket, along with a Neoclassical style lamp having three candle arms and a tripod griffin paw base. 34" H. All 20th century. Condition: Not tested for functionality. Sleeve to socket of neoclassical lamp with damage. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $806.00
	Lot 384: Pr. Blue Classical Lamps w/Ormolu Ram Head Fitting Pair of neoclassical Continental lamps. Cobalt blue ceramic urns raised on gilt bronze tripod caryatid mounts, crowned with figural ram's heads and terminating in hoof feet, connected by ormolu swags. Mounted on a cobalt blue ceramic base. Lamps 21" H. Overall height to tip of finial 36". Purchased by the consignor from England. 20th century. Condition: Not tested for functionality. Two of the bronze mounts detatched. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 387: Navajo Squash Blossom necklace, H. Morgan Navajo Silver and Turquoise squash blossom necklace, signed H. Morgan. 15"L inc. pendant. Circa 1970. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 388: Mexican Designer Jewelry w/ SW American Jly Mexican designer jewelry and Southwest American jewelry, mostly with turquoise, some sterling and some unmarked. 1st group: Eight items of vintage Mexican sterling jewelry including amethyst earrings by Hector Aguilar; earrings by Los Castillo; earrings by Margot de Taxco; earrings by Antonio; brooch by Sigi; plus 2 other brooches and 1 pillbox, makers unidentified. 2nd group: Group of Native American jewelry, some marked sterling and some unmarked, many items with turquoise. Group includes 6 rings; 3 cuff bracelets; 2 pair earrings; 1 brooch; 1 belt buckle; 1 key ring; 1 metal diaper pin; 1 sterling small spoon; 2 beaded chokers; 1 triple-strand necklace (29" L). Total weight of jewelry marked sterling: 2.515 oz troy. total of 20 items in group 2 including pairs. Condition: Overall very good condition with some minor pitting on items not marked sterling. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 389: Coriz S. Domingo Silver Necklace, earrings, ring Santo Domingo Pueblo silver necklace, earrings and ring by J. Coriz, the earrings and necklace with raised leaf designs, the ring with raised landscape, stars and moon design. Necklace has large turquoise nugget at clasp and is reversible, also depicting a landscape motif en verso. All marked 14K Sterling JDC. Necklace 10" L, ring 1-1/2" H, earrings 2/3" diam. American, 20th c. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 393: Native American Basket, poss. Apache or Pima Large Native American basket tray form, possibly Apache or Pima, central design of a four petal flower. 5" H x 18" dia. Early 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition with some grime and fading of colors. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00 Realized Price: $556.00
	Lot 398: Caddo Bowl w/ Friendship Engraved Rim Caddo bowl with incised "friendship" designs around rim. 3 1/2" height x 8 1/2" diameter. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 399: Large Caddo Burial Pottery Urn Large Caddo Pottery Burial Urn, body scored with vertical lines, Clark County, Arkansas. 12" height x 10" width. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Overall very good condition, 2" vertical hairline at rim, three shallow chips to outside rim. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $702.00
	Lot 400: 2 Caddo Incised and Engraved Vessels, Jar and Bowl 2 Caddo incised and engraved vessels. 1st item – Caddo Military Road incised jar. Consisting of triangular incised patterns with sine wave incised design around the rim. Label on bottom identifies piece as being dug by C. Thomas, Clark County, Arkansas in 1966. A second adhesive label on the bottom, "Military Road Incised 1200-1500 A.D. Beu Thompson 1967". 5" height x 4 1/2" width. 2nd item – Caddo engraved bowl with flaring rim. Engraved designs of semicircles and circles with alternating bands of cross-hatching. 4" height x 6" width. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: 1st item – Overall very good condition with four old separations or hairlines running vertically from rim to midsection, possible small repair to inside rim edge. 2nd item – broken and glues, losses to edges where pieces glued, losses of pieces at base filled in with putty or epoxy, repair to underside with visible with epoxy/putty. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 402: Native American three quarter 3/4 groove axe, Illi A Native American 3/4 groove axe. 8 1/2" L x 4 1/2" W x 2 3/4" D. Provenance: Recovered from family farm of consignor in Quincy, Illinois on Mississippi River. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $1,638.00
	Lot 403: Three Quarter 3/4 Grooved Granite Axe, Tennessee Three quarter ( 3/4) grooved granite axe, Tennessee area. 7 1/2" length x 5 1/4" height. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 404: Three Quarter 3/4 Grooved Granite Axe Three quarter (3/4) grooved granite axe. 7 3/8" length x 5 3/8" height. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Overall very good condition Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 405: 2 Navajo rugs, Crystal and Eyedazzler Two Navajo Rugs. 1st item: A Navajo Crystal design rug with cream field and colors of beige, orange and brown. 72" x 52". 2nd item: A Navajo Eyedazzler design rug with colors of cream, beige, brown, blue and red. 76" x 48". Both 1st half of the 20th century. Provenance: Both rugs were given to the consignor's parents in the late 1930's as a wedding present by Navajo Indians on the reservation near the Canyon de Chelly of Arizona. The original owner was a Civil Engineer working for the U. S. Department of the Interior as a land surveyor, laying out trails on the reservation. 1st half 20th century. Condition: 1st item: Two holes in field, scattered wear , minor stains, wear and fraying on edges. 2nd item: Large hole in center, small hole near edge, 3" loss on border. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 406: Navajo Ye'ii Pictoral Rug, 59" x 36" Navajo Ye'ii pictoral rug depicting three (3) figures with alternating corn stalks on beige ground with colors of red, rose, pink, yellow, orange and green all within a brown border. 59" x 36". 1st half 20th century. Provenance: This rug was given to the consignor's parents in the late 1930's as a wedding present by Navajo Indians on the reservation near the Canyon de Chelly of Arizona. The original owner was a Civil Engineer working for the U. S. Department of the Interior as a land surveyor, laying out trails on the reservation. 1st half 20th century. Condition: Two small, 1/4", holes in field, wear on all borders, and surface grime. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $682.00
	Lot 408: Native American Southwest rug Native American Southwest rug, probably Navajo, woven in shades of black, brown, grey and red. 58" x 37". First half 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 410: Quilt with Tulip Border Variant, TN or AL 19th century hand pieced and embroidered cotton quilt, shades of red and green. Tulip border enclosing geometric designs with diamonds and feather corners. 104 3/4" x 103 1/2". Tennessee or Alabama, mid to late 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall toning, scattered stains, edge wear, small hole. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 411: Pr. Double Irish Chain Quilts, NC museum deacess. Matching pair of Southern pieced cotton double Irish Chain blue and white quilts with well done flower and diamond pattern stitching and blue swag borders. Museum inventory numbers from the former collection of The Charlotte Museum of History written on the back. One measures 76" x 102" and the other 75" x 101". Late 19th/early 20th century. Condition: Both overall good condition with some fading to colors. Scattered stains to both. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 412: 4 Middle Tennessee Quilts 4 Handmade Middle Tennessee quilts. 1st item: Appliqued quilt in the Drunkard's Path or Solomon's Puzzle pattern, featuring polkadotted mulberry cotton on embroidered white cotton ground. Several small stains and some edge fraying. 81" x 67". Sumner County, circa 1910. 2nd item: Embroidered quilt with large center block of embroidered paisley-style printed design, surrounded by border with 7 embroidered stripes and a black cross stitch design border. Large strip of fading to center, some fraying at edges. 82-1/2" x 54". Middle Tennessee, possibly African American, circa 1930. 3rd item: Pieced and embroidered quilt in a four-pointed star pattern with printed patches on a solid blue ground with green backing. Few tears at seams and scattered small stains to back. Sumner or Lincoln County, circa 1930. 80" x 78". 4th item: Pieced quilt in a one patch pattern variation with floral patchwork design and twelve solid red blocks. Very good condition, 78" x 62". Made by Alene Bell of Lincoln County circa 1940. Provenance: collection of Nathan Harsh, Gallatin, TN. Condition: See item description. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 413: Early Middle Tennessee Woven Blanket 19th century homespun woven blanket, attributed to Middle Tennessee. Wool and cotton, 2 piece construction with black and rose stripe design. 78" x 66". Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Several scattered small holes, largest is 1", near center, and light edge wear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 416: Victorian sewing box w/ ivory, treen & mauchline Victorian rosewood sewing box, rectangular, inlaid with mother of pearl circular and line inlay. Contents include a small circular ivory box, 3 ivory netting needles/bodkins, a mauchlineware needlecase depicting Hampton Park Palace and enclosing an ivory bobkin and 5 needles, a mauchlineware bank depicting Albert House Derby, a parquetry treenware darning egg, a plain treen darning egg and clamp, and a treenware covered bowl. Box 4"H x 11-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D. Mid to late 19th century. Condition: Box interior has lost its lining and has shrinkage crack to bottom and top, and a few scattered water stains and areas of wear to exterior. Other items in good condition with expected wear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $263.00
	Lot 417: East TN 2 Drawer Sheraton Work Table East Tennessee two drawer Sheraton work table, walnut primary and poplar secondary, two board top, dovetailed drawers with porcelain pulls, turned legs with a terminating in a turnip spike. Sullivan or Washington Co. 28 3/8" H x 25 5/8" W x 22 3/8" D. Circa 1850-60. Condition: Condition – older surface, slight warping of one top board inward. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 419: Tennessee Rocking Chair attr. Dick Poyner Tennessee rocking chair, attributed to Richard (Dick) Poyner school of chairmakers. Arched maple slats and maple arms with round hand rests, hickory stretchers and rockers. Pegged construction. 42" H x 23"W x 33"D. Provenance: descended in the Maury family of Williamson County, TN. Condition: Missing part of left seat rail, small split at left arm handrest, small hole at right hand rest. Seat needs re-weaving. Scattered abrasions; animal chew to left front rocker. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 421: South Carolina Sheraton Sideboard South Carolina Sheraton sideboard, walnut primary and yellow pine secondary. Shaped gallery with spindled sides, two long drawers over two short central drawers, flanked by cabinets on each side, raised on turned legs. String inlaid doors and drawers; brass pulls. 49 1/2" H x 23 3/4" D x 58 1/4" W. Second quarter of the 19th century. Condition: Gallery possibly a later addition. Later string inlay. Patches to eschutcheons, some insect damage noted to the underside. Refinished. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $1,404.00
	Lot 424: George III Pembroke Table with arched stretcher George III Pembroke Table, mahogany with oak secondary wood, having two serpentine drop leaves, dovetailed drawer and square legs with beaded edge joined by an arched, serpentine stretcher. Brass bail pull possibly original. 28"h x 19" w (27" with leaves extended) x 32" d. English, circa 1780. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Fading and staining to top, small loss to left front foot, otherwise very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $1,287.00
	Lot 425: Set of 6 Baroque Style Oak Side Chairs Set of six Baroque / Jacobean style oak side chairs, brown linen-like upholstery with nailheads at edges. Each chair features lunette form ears with carved shell decoration, leaf carved lower stiles, 4 spiral or "barley twist" and block turned legs and stretchers. 39" H x 18-3/4" W x 17" D x 20-1/2" seat H. Continental, Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor wear and abrasions, couple of old stretcher repairs. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $702.00
	Lot 426: Two Continental Fruitwood Armchairs incl. Child's Two Continental fruitwood armchairs. 1st item: One Louis XVI style fruitwood child's armchair, probably French, with celadon green silk upholstery. 27" H x 17" seat W X 15" D x 12-1/2" seat H, late 19th century/early 20th century. 2nd item: Maple or fruitwood Neoclassical style armchair with upholstered slip seat and floral carved crestrail, seatrail and three splats all on fluted pillar and turned legs. 36-3/4" H x 24" W x 20-1/2" S x 18-3/4" seat H. 19th century. Condition: 1st item – Silk upholstery on child's chair is stained and slightly worn. 2nd item – chair has been heavily refinished and restored. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $263.00
	Lot 427: Set of Six French Country Side Chairs Set of six fruitwood Louis XVI style French country side chairs with cane seats and backs, shell carved back and seat rails, cabriole legs on c-scroll feet and curved floral centered stretcher. 37" H x 18-1/2" W x 17" D x 18" seat H. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some small water stains and a couple of cane breaks to two chairs. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 428: Two French Marble Top Commode Stands A near pair of Louis XV style marble top walnut commode stands, rouge-veined marble inset tops, gilt bronze epaulets, cabriolet legs and gilt bronze sabots. One features a hand dovetailed drawer over over a marble lined cabinet with inlaid sunburst design on the door and parquetry sides and is 33"H x 18"W x 14-1/2"D. The other features a false front of drawers opening to reveal a cabinet ined with enamel and is 34"H x 18"W x 14-1/2" D. French, late 19th to early 20th century. Condition: One table is missing its rear bronze sabots and has loose front sabots. Original knobs. Both have scattered scuffs, scratches and abrasions, and 1" to 2" areas of loss to molding around marble (see photographs). Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $410.00
	Lot 429: Continental Inlaid Oval Table European inlaid table; oval top inlaid with patera / flower design and crossbanded edges, over a skirt encircled with floral marquetry inlay. Four square, straight, line inlaid legs tapering to a small square padded foot; four arched stretchers joined by an ebonized post with turned finial. 27 7/8" H x 28" W x 20 1/2" D. Continental, early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some looseness to stretcher joints, missing corner brackets for each leg. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 430: Butler's Tray on Stand Wood and red leather butler's tray on stand, the top with cup or bottle receptacles along the perimeter, brass tacks and handles, together with a black painted wooden folding stand. Tray measures 19 1/8" D x 25 3/4" W. Total H with stand 38 1/4". Early 20th century. Condition: Overall good condition with general wear, some stains to leather. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $868.00
	Lot 431: Roycroft Arts & Crafts Oak Bookstand Roycroft Arts & Crafts oak two shelf book stand with mortised and keyed tenons, constructed to house the "Little Journeys" book series. Metal Roycroft tag fixed to stretcher. 26-1/4" H x 26-1/4" W x 14" D. Early 20th century. Condition: Old refinish. Some slight staining top top. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $556.00
	Lot 433: Contemporary Stickley Oak Pedestal Dining Table Contemporary Stickley oak pedestal dining table with two 15" aproned leaves. Manufactured by Stickley Handcraft Craftsman of Manlius, NY. Brand mark along with tag to underside. 30" H x 46" dia. 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. A couple of scratches to top. Low Estimate: $550.00 – High Estimate: $750.00 Realized Price: $644.00
	Lot 434: Five (5) Harvey Ellis Stickley Side Chairs, Contem Five (5) Contemporary Harvey Ellis Stickley dining side chairs, oak with Art Nouveau style inlays to the slatted backs and caramel brown colored leather seats. Manufactured by Stickley Handcraft Craftsman of Manlius, NY. Brand mark along with tag to underside. 43" H x 17 1/2" W x 18 D. 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $2,223.00
	Lot 435: Asian Lacquer Trunk Asian black lacquer trunk or large storage chest, painted with scenes of women and a child in a garden house, with metal clasp. 13"H x 29"W x 13"D (coffee table size). Chinese or Japanese, 20th century. Condition: Some corner and edge chips, a few scattered abrasions to top. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $263.00
	Lot 436: Chinese Hardwood Curio Display Shelf Chinese hardwood curio display shelf, featuring a carved pierced crest which folds down to reduce height, over a rounded form with twelve shelves. 21-1/2" H (27" with crest extended) x 26" x 4" D. 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Some tape residue to surface top of upper center shelf, 1/4" chip to top of upper right shelf. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $150.00 Realized Price: $124.00
	Lot 437: Pair of Imari Lamps Pair of Imari water bottle style vases, converted to lamps, vases 15"H, total height with shades 26". Japanese or Chinese, late 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Very good condition. Rims and bases cannot be inspected because of lamp fittings. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00 Realized Price: $1,178.00
	Lot 442: Bronze Meiji Vase & Peking Glass Snuff Bottle 1st item: Japanese Meiji tear drop shape bronze vase with an applied bird and beetle resting upon a cherry tree branch with a flared base. Makers mark located on the underside. 10-1/8" H. 2nd item: Chinese Peking glass snuff bottle with a flattened, ovoid body with a cartouche of a green, molded design of nature on a thatched, translucent ground. Same image on the reverse. Bottle has a green stopper with attached spoon and a green, oval foot. 2-5/8" H. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Vase has a small dent to the bottom, right side of the applied decoration and a nick on the rim of the base. Snuff bottle is in overall good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 443: 2 Chinese Watercolor Landscape Paintings Lot of two (2) Chinese watercolor on silk landscape paintings matted and housed in walnut frames. Both depict seaside mountainous scenes with houses and sailboats. Chinese characters and red seal mark in the upper, right corner of both. Frame: 16-3/4" H x 18-3/4" W. Sight: 9-3/4" H x 11-7/8" W. Early 20th century. Provenance: Original owner purchased in Hong Kong in the early 1970's. Condition: Matting is separating from the frames. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 444: Japanese 4-Panel Folding Table Screen Japanese four paneled table screen painting depicting figures in a boat. Signed with red seal in the lower left quadrant of the far left panel. Scene has a floral, silk border, and is housed in a gilt frame. Overall: 36" x 70-3/4". Early to mid 20th century. Condition: Foxing on the frame. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 445: Grouping of 4 Asian Woodblock Prints 1st item: Kikugawa Eizan (1787-1867) woodblock print of a Geisha or Courtesan with fan and scroll in background. Matted and framed. Frame: 17 1/4" H x 13 5/8" W. Sight: 13 3/4" H x 9 1/2" W. 2nd item: Japanese Woodblock Print, woman with lute. Note en verso attributes it to Utagawa Toyokuni I (1769-1825), signed Ichiyosai Toykuni with 1843 Censor Seal, published by Sanoki, 1790-1085. Matted and framed. Frame: 21 5/8" H x 16 1/2" W. Sight: 13 3/4" H x 9" W. 3rd item: Japanese woodblock print attributed to Eisen Ikeda (1790-1848) of a Geisha before a window, looking out to a landscape with Pagoda in the background. Matted and framed. Frame: 20 3/4" H x 15 1/2" W. Sight: 13 7/8" H x 9 3/8" 4th item: Japanese woodblock of a Samurai holding a sword, with label on front margin "Toyokuni". Matted and framed; mat covers part of stamp. Frame: 20 3/4" H x 15" W. Sight: 13 5/8" H x 13 1/2" W. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Appears glued to mat. Allover browning and creasing, especially to center. No tears noted. 2nd item: Overall toning, light minor edge creasing. 3rd item: Several creases, overall browning, fading. 4th item: Significant allover foxing, matted into the image. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 448: Two Japanese Carved ivory Female Figures 1st item: A Japanese carved ivory figure of a kneeling female playing a stringed instrument. Artist signed within red rectangle on base. 3 3/4" H. 19th century. 2nd item: A Japanese carved ivory figure of a kneeling geisha holding fans in both hands. 4" H. 19th century, Meji period. Note: This item contains a substance which is protected and restricted in the United States and by international convention and can only be shipped within the United States. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions, clause 10. Condition: 1st item: Overall very good condition. 2nd item: Tips of fan in right hand missing/broken. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 450: 6 pcs Chinese porcelain desk or scholar's objects 6 pieces assorted Chinese porcelain, most in the Famille Rose palette with floral and/or figural decoration. 1st item: a pen holder or brush pot (4-1/2"H) 1-1/2" hairline extending from rim. 2nd item: small vase (3"H), wear to overglaze character decoration en verso. 3rd item: pen or wrist rest with scrolled ends (3"W), wear and minute edge chips. 4th item: two tiles with pierced borders and landscape/character decoration (5" x 2-1/2"), one with repaired corner, the other with minute edge chips; and a miniature lozenge form dish with iron red decoration and seal mark to underside (2-1/2" x 2"), good condition. All Chinese, probably late 19th to early 20th century. Note: first item includes a certificate from Chinese Arts & Crafts Ltd. in Hong Kong dated 1982, certifying it is more than 100 years old. Condition: See item description. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 456: 11 Assorted Pieces of Chinese Porcelain 11 Assorted Pieces of Early Porcelain including Chinese Export. 2 teapots; 2 saucers with Mandarin figural decoration; 1 cann or handled cup; 6 additional cups or tea bowls. Sizes range from 2"H to 5 1/2" diameter. 18th century/early 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Both teapots and one saucer have cracks, some light wear to decoration. Scattered rim and foot chips to the tea bowls. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 458: Large Imari Porcelain Charger Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger with phoenix and gilt decoration and scalloped rim. 16" dia. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with slight wear to gilt decoration. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 460: 2 Pairs of Japanese Imari Vases Two pairs of Japanese Imari porcelain vases, one pair with flaring rims and floral decoration (9 7/8" H) and the other pair with landscape and foliate decoration (10" H). Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: 1st pair overall good condition, one having old restoration to rim. 2nd pair overall very good condition with some slight paint loss to rims. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 461: Ten Mason's Imari Ironstone plates, 19th c. Ten Mason's Ironstone dessert plates in an English Imari style pattern. Marked on back "Mason's Patent Ironstone China" with banner and crown mark as well as impressed mark. Each 7" diameter. English, 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some light crazing and staining, scattered fleabites to edges. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 462: 3 English teapots including pearlware, creamware 1st item: English hard paste porcelain teapot in the so-called "silver shape," polychrome floral spray design and urn shaped finial. 6"H x 9" x 4". English, possibly New Hall, late 18th century. 2nd item: Pearlware teapot with swan finial, octagonal shape with pink floral decoration and raised feather design to spout and base. Probably Liverpool, circa 1750, possibly Hanley. 7"H x 10"L x 5"D. Tag on base says Bristol Ware. 3rd item: Round creamware teapot with polychrome floral decoration and loop design to rim and lid, molded ribbed design at spout and handle, approx. 6"H. English, probably Leeds, circa 1770. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: very good condition. 2nd item: Blacklight shows repairs to finial and possible re-gluing. 3rd item: 1-1/2" hairline from tip rim, repaired lid. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 463: Square Worcester Dish, Barr Flight Barr Square dessert dish or low bowl with lobed sides, with red and blue floral and Bird of Paradise decoration, unmarked, attributed to Worcester, Barr Flight & Barr period, 8-1/2" square. English, 1795-1810. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some edge wear to gilt, otherwise very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 464: Mettlach Stein #2373 – Spanish Coat of Arms Mettlach #2373 , "Spanish Coat of Arms, St. Augustine, FLA" 1/2 liter stein, featuring incised painted scenes of Fort Marion and the Old City Gate with a pewter and pottery top and alligator handle. 9" H. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 466: Mettlach Stein #2967 Men w/ Pigs Mettlach Stein #2967 with incised painted decoration of seated men with pigs.Pewter top and pottery handle, 1 liter capacity. 9-1/4". Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 469: Mettlach /Villeroy & Bach Stein #1403 Mettlach /Villeroy & Bach Stein #1403 featuring incised painted decoration and men engaging in various activities in a pub. Pottery and pewter top with figural pewter thumbpiece, 1/2 liter capacity. 8-3/8". Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 470: 2 Incised German Steins, 1 Washington D.C. 2 Incised German Steins, 1 Washington D.C.. 1st item: German pottery stein with incised painted decoration depicting a traveling band of musicians. Pottery and pewter top featuring a dwarf figure, 1/2 liter capacity. Based stamped "1636". 5-7/8". 2nd item: German pottery stein with incised painted tavern decoration and stamped "Washington, D. C.". Pottery and pewter top featuring a smoking stein conversing with a miniature stein, 1/2 liter capacity. Base stamped "1617". 6-5/8". Both early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $155.00
	Lot 472: Reed and Barton sterling center bowl 1 Sterling silver oval centerbowl with fluted sides and 4 claw feet, American, 20th Century, marked "Reed & Barton #X811" – 20.785 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Light scratches Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 473: Reed and Barton sterling vegetable bowl 1 Sterling silver rectangular vegetable bowl with fluted sides, American, 20th Century, marked "Reed & Barton #X304", monogrammed "JMW" – 2 1/4" H x 10" L x 8" W, 16.875 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition – light scratching Low Estimate: $325.00 – High Estimate: $425.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 475: Italian Silver Sterling Compote Oval footed compote of opposing gadroon form with attached scrollwork decoration. Marked on base: Italy, ST, Sterling. 4-1/2" H x 14-1/4" W overall x 8-1/2" D overall. 19.23 oz troy Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 477: Oak cased Sterling Stag Handle Carving Set 5 piece stag horn / antler handled carving set, marked "Harrison Bros and Howson Cutlers to Her Majesty," with sterling silver scroll mounts hallmarked for Henry Holland, London, 1860, in a fitted inlaid oak hinged box. Case contains 1 large and 1 small carving set and 1 skewer. 1st set: Carving knife: 16-5/8" L, Carving fork: 11-5/8" L. 2nd set: Carving knife: 13" L, Carving fork: 11-3/4" L. Skewer: 13-1/2" L. Hinged box: 2-1/8" H x 18-7/8" W x 8-1/8" D. Condition: Oak case with surface scratches, mior insect wear, old tape residue. Center nameplate on cover missing. Carving set had dent in smaller fork and small bend in smaller knife joint. Low Estimate: $450.00 – High Estimate: $650.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 479: Sterling Vegetable Bowl, Bailey, Banks & Biddle Sterling silver vegetable bowl, square shape with fluted corners, reeded rim and footing, and large central script monogram. Marked "Bailey, Banks & Biddle 925/1000 Sterling 85", 3 1/2" H x 9 1/4" dia. – 21.665 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition – a few light scratches. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $589.00
	Lot 480: 4 Wallace Sterling Silver Goblets Set of four (4) Wallace sterling silver goblets, bases marked "Wallace, Sterling, 14". 6 3/4" H. 24.385 total troy ounces. Condition: Overall very good condition with some slight scratching. Low Estimate: $450.00 – High Estimate: $550.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 481: 25 pcs early sterling flatware inc. boxed dessert 25 pcs early sterling flatware inc. boxed dessert. Includes: 12 sterling silver salad/dessert forks in the rare Sappho pattern by Wallace; boxed set of 6 dessert forks in the Roanoke pattern by Baker-Manchester; 1 (8-3/4"L) sterling serving spoon with gilt washed bowl in the early Clifton Engraved pattern by Towle; and six mother of pearl handled knives with blades marked Landers Frary and Clark Aetna Works, the silver repousse collars marked Sterling. All late 19th to early 20th century. Total weighable silver: 15.81 oz troy. Condition: All items excellent condition. Wallace forks monogrammed D. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 482: Chantilly Sterling Flatware, 20 pcs. Twenty pieces of silver flatware in the Chantilly pattern by Gorham, the spoons marked Gorham Sterling, the forks with old lion-anchor-G mark for Gorham and Sterling, the knives marked Sterling. Includes 6 knives with silver blades (8-1/2"L), 6 forks (7"L), 6 teaspoons, 1 oval soup/dessert spoon and 1 place spoon. Forks and knives monogrammed D, spoons not monogrammed. Combined weight excluding knives: 15.7 oz troy. Weight including knives: 26.69 oz troy. American, mid 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition; light scratching to knife blades. Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00 Realized Price: $589.00
	Lot 483: 13 pcs American Sterling flatware inc. Kensington 13 pieces American Sterling Silver flatware. 1st group: 6 pcs in the Kensington pattern by Gorham (old marks), monogrammed "JBJ", consisting of: 1 cold meat fork, 2 serving spoons, 1 gravy ladle, 1 sugar spoon, 1 sardine serving fork – 9.045 oz troy total weight. 2nd group: 6 Sterling silver knives with stainless blades: 4 dinner, 2 luncheon, ca. 1920, marked "Priscilla Alden", and 1 Sterling silver berry serving spoon with chased and pierced gilt bowl and bead border, in the Lexigton pattern by Knowles, American, ca. 1900 – 1.91 oz troy weighable silver. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 484: Kirk Sterling Veg. Dish & Sandwich Plate 2 pcs Kirk Sterling Hollowware. 1st item: Sterling silver vegetable dish, marked "Kirk #4105" – 12.36 oz troy, 10" diam. 2nd item: Sterling silver sandwich plate with bead border, marked "Kirk #519A", monogrammed "MCW". 9" dia. 9.66 oz troy. Total weight of both items – 22.02 oz troy. 20th Century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Both with a few small dents and light scratches. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $558.00
	Lot 485: 4 pc Sterling and Enamel Dresser Set Four piece Sterling silver and enamel ware dresser set consisting of a hand mirror, clothes brush, comb and button hook, all with sterling frames and pink enamel highlighted with floral decoration. Mirror and comb marked sterling, maker's mark rubbed. Mirror 12"L. Circa 1920. Condition: Overall good condition with some rust to end of button hook, some disintegration of inner edge of comb and brush. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 486: Sterling Match safe w/ Fly Fishing Scene An American sterling silver match safe with repousee fly fishing scene to front and foliate decoration to back. Hinged lid, match strike to bottom, and no monogram. Marked Sterling. 2 1/4" H x 1 3/4" W. Late 19th century. .655 total troy ounces. Condition: Some denting to back with overall general wear. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $146.00
	Lot 489: Silver Vegetable Dish w/ pierced border & Footed C Silver vegetable dish w/ pierced border & footed cake plate. 1st item: Sterling silver vegetable dish with reticulated border, marked "Goham #251", monogrammed "HMW" – 6.69 oz troy. 9" dia. American, 20th Century. 2nd item: 1 Sterling silver footed cake plate with pierced rim, mark attributed to Watson. 9" Diam., 6.25 oz troy. Total weight – 12.94 oz troy. American, 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Both very good condition Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 491: 18k Pear-shaped Ruby and Diamond Ring 18k yellow gold pear-shaped ruby and diamond ring containing one pear-shaped diamond measuring 6.30 mm L x 4.80 mm W framed by 28 full cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 1.14 ct. and approximately H-I color and approximately VS2 clarity. 6 total grams. Ring size: 7-3/4. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Minor abrasions on ruby. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 494: Group of Vintage Italian Micromosaic Jewelry Grouping of vintage micromosaic jewelry, including four (4) round brooches, two (2) heart shaped brooches, two (2) lute shaped brooches, one (1) guitar shaped brooch, one (1) rectangular brooch, one (1) diamond shaped brooch, one (1) long stick shaped brooch, one (1) small oval pill box, two(2) pairs of clip earrings and two(2) small frames, all in silver or gold tone metal mounts, some marked "Italy". Ranging in size from 3/4" dia to 2 1/2" L. Condition: Most items very good condition. Some oxidation to metal. Some pitting to pill box. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 495: Sterling Gilt & Enamel Egg Musical Jewelry Box A contemporary gilt sterling silver and guilloche enamel musical box modeled as an egg in the manner of Fabrege. Egg opens to reveal a firebird or phoenix. The exterior decorated with flowering branches, faux pearls and pink stone, all raised on a circular base ending in four feet with a fitted wooden case. Based stamped "The Faberge Firebird Egg, House of Igor Carl Faberge, 87 FM .925 Sterling". 6 1/2" H. Condition: Three areas of loss to blue enamel, otherwise very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $589.00
	Lot 496: Sterling Gilt Crown with Faux Pearls and Red Stone Contemporary vermeil crown with faux pearls and red stones in the style of Fabrege. Base stamped "1988 FM Sterling .925 Faberge". 3 1/2" H x 3 3/8" W. Included with crown is a fabric display pillow (4" x 4") and oval wooden base (3/4" H x 5-1/2" W x 4-1/2" D). Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 497: 14k Victorian style Diamond Bar Pin 14k yellow gold (with iradiated white gold surface) Victorian style diamond bar pin, containing 3 round brilliant diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.20 ct set in a filligree mounting. 7.3 total grams, 2-3/8" L. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 498: 14k Double Circle Diamond & Pearl Pin 14k yellow gold diamond and pearl intertwined circle brooch / pendant containing 18 old European cut diamonds weighing approximately .05 ct each with a total weight of .90 carat (H-I color, VS2-SI1 clarity), and 20 small pearls. 1-1/8" W x 3/4" H. Weight: 3.8 total grams Condition: Overall very good condition with minor surface scratches. Marked 14k. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 499: Group of Vintage Lady's Jewelry, 3 items Group of vintage lady's jewelry including (1st item) 14k white gold diamond filligree bracelet with 3 cabochon blue stones, 7-1/4" L, 13.7 grams.; (2nd item) Continental 800 silver link necklace with 6 faceted garnets, 60" L, 1.12 oz troy; (3rd item) Pair silver metal and amethyst chandelier style earrings, 2-1/4" L. Condition: Necklace has 2 links to be repaired. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 500: 14k man's Girard Perregaux wristwatch 14k man's Girard Perregaux wristwatch with goldtone stretch band, subsidiary seconds dial, marked 14k on back. 1-1/4" diameter. Working at time of examination. Condition: Surface grime on dial face. Crystal in good condition. Minor scratches on gold case. Watch working at time of examination but not guaranteed. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 501: 18k Pearl, Diamond and Ruby Ring 18k yellow gold pearl, diamond and ruby ring containing 7×7-1/2mm cultured pearl framed by 16 round diamonds and 6 ruby baguettes. 5.3 total grams, ring size: 5. Condition: Pearl with one flaw on lower side. Mounting with minor scratches. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 502: Mays Lick, KY Magnifying Glass & Opera Glasses Victorian magnifying glass mounted on a 18K gold-filled umbrella handle, monogrammed on end of handle and inscribed "Mays Lick KY. Measures 12.75" L. Together w/ Victorian rolled gold and MOP opera glasses, inscribed "JNO H Feary, Augusta, GA", 3 7/8" L. Condition: Magnifying glass- fair condition. Dents to handle, light scattered overall oxidation, dents to frame surrounding magnifying glass. Opera glasses- good condition with light oxidation to surfaces and a ,25" L shallow chip to the right MOP lens frame. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 505: 4 pcs signed Art Glass, Abelman & Correia Lot of four (4) pieces signed twenty-first century art glass. 1st item: Stuart Abelman (b. 20th c.) deep cobalt, threaded Durand style art glass vase. Signed and dated on bottom "Abelmann 1988". 6-1/2" H. 2nd item: Iridescent silver and gold favrile Correia glass bud vase. Signed "Correia" on top of base with "CAG 1997" inscribed on underside. 5" H. 3rd item: Correia iridescent gold and blue satin pulled feather design vase. Signed and dated underneath "Correia VBICL CAG 1999". 4-1/2" H. 4th item: Iridescent gold aurene on a ribbed body perfume bottle or vase. Signed "Correia PB 1994 CAG" on underside. 3" H. Note: Correia Art Glass, located in Santa Monica, California, is a small family-owned glass studio founded in 1973 by nationally recognized glass artist Steven V. Correia. Stuart Abelman was one of the first leaders of the art glass movement in the 1960s, and after teaching for several years founded his own glass studio in 1977. Condition: 1st item: Minimal scratches to underside. 2nd item: Overall good condition. 3rd item: Scratches near neck; largest scratch measures 3/4". 4th item: Overall good condition. Possible stopper missing. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 508: 3 art glass objects: Steuben, Baccarat, Vannes Group of three art glass objects including Steuben pear paperweight (3 1/2" H), Baccarat owl (4 1/4" H) and Vannes fly or insect dish (2" H x 4 3/4" W x 4 3/4" D) Condition: Minimal surface wear to base of pear. Fleabite chip on head of owl. Minor surface scratches on insect. Low Estimate: $125.00 – High Estimate: $225.00 Realized Price: $155.00
	Lot 510: Set of 12 Waterford Crystal Glasses Set of twelve Waterford crystal water glasses, Lismore Encore pattern. 6 7/8" H. Condition: All excellent condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 511: Pr. of Waterford Crystal Hurricane Candle Holders Pair of Waterford crystal candle holders with detachable crystal hurricane shades. Signed on the underside of base. 9 3/8" H. Condition: Both excellent condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $186.00
	Lot 513: Pr. Blown & Cut Colorless Glass Decanters Pair of blown and cut colorless glass containers having visible ring seams with diamond and ribbed pattern to bodies. Both appear to retain the original stoppers. 9 3/4" H. Late 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 516: Two 20th century Animal Themed Oil Paintings Two Animal Themed Oil Paintings. 1st item: Oil on canvas painting by Henry Carey (British, late 19th/early 20th century) depicting sheep with chickens and rooster in a barn setting. Signed lower right. Unframed. 12" H x 20" W. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Oil on board painting depicting a young girl dressed in Edwardian clothing gazing to the side holding a cat while her dog looks on. Signed upper right "B. Treba?", possibly for Bernard Trebacz (19th/20th, Polish). Housed in a gilt wood frame. Sight – 19 1/2" H x 15 1/2" W. Framed – 23 1/2" H x 19 1/4" W. Condition: 1st item: Unframed. Overall cracklure with canvas pulling away from stretcher in some places. Some puntures to canvas upper right with tears in the canvas lower right. Paint loss to edges. 2nd item: Some inpainting evident to lower and upper right corners and along the perimeter. Losses and overall general wear to gilt frame. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 518: Daniel C. Grose oil on canvas, Indian Bazaar Daniel Charles Grose (American, 1838-1900) oil on canvas painting of an Indian market streetscape. Two sepoys in the foreground, standing next to a river with buildings in the back ground, possibly Lucknow or Delhi. Signed and dated "D. C. Grose 1895" in the lower left. Sight: 13 1/2" H x 21 1/2" W, Framed: 17 1/2" H x 25 1/2" W. Daniel Charles Grose was born in England and lived most of his life in Canada. In the 1870's he moved to Washington DC, where he lived until his death in 1900. While mainly noted for his Landscapes of North America, he also painted international scenes during a five-year world tour he made with his wife in the 1880s. Condition: Overall good condition with a small hole in upper left quadrant and general grime to the surface. Condition: Overall good condition with a small hole in upper left quadrant and general grime to the surface. Low Estimate: $1,200.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $1,240.00
	Lot 519: Hudson School Landscape, signed A Oliveira 1884 A 19th century American School oil on canvas landscape depiciting a New York State autumn landscape with waterfall and cabin. Signed lower left A. Oliveira. Pencil inscription en verso reads "Acquired from Mrs. Quigly, Irvin NY 1936. A. Wilcox". Unframed. 18" H x 32" W. Condition: Rubbing and losses to perimeter. Tears to mid canvas approximately 2" and 4". Tape applied to reverse of canvas. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 522: French Landscape Painting, oil on board, early 20t Oil on canvas mounted on board of a French farmstead, signed lower right, modern gold frame, G. Sennelier, Paris label en verso. Board: 10-1/2" H x 13-3/4" W; Frame: 18-1/8" H x 21-3/16" W, early 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Small crack in frame, lower left. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 523: Two Folk Art oil on Board Paintings Two Folk Art oil on board paintings, one depicting a masted ship at sea with a rocky seashore in the background (7" H x 12 1/4" W) and one framed landscape depicting a stone bridge, rowboat with figures, and a cow in the foreground (Sight – 9 5/8" H x 11 5/8" W, Framed – 11 7/8" H x 13 3/4" W). Both unsigned and 19th century. Condition: Smaller painting with overall cracklure, crack to wood panel starting on left side, chippings and losses to perimeter. Framed painting with overall cracklure and some areas of loss. Abrasions and loss of paint to frame. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 526: Grouping of 28 Peace Silver Dollars 28 silver dollars. 12 dated 1922 (10 D, 1 S), 9 dated 1923 (5 D, 2S), 2 dated 1924, 3 dated 1926S, 1 dated 1935, and 1 illegible. 23. 945 OZT. Condition: All fine condition with one poor condition. Low Estimate: $425.00 – High Estimate: $525.00 Realized Price: $878.00
	Lot 527: Grouping of 13 Morgan Silver Dollars Grouping of 13 Morgan silver dollars. Includes 8 dated 1921 with two D and two S mint marks, 1 dated 1881S, 1 dated 1890, 2 dated 1896 with O and S mint marks, and 1 dated 1900 O. 11.045 OZT. Condition: Nine fine condition, 4 circulated/worn (review photos) Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $410.00
	Lot 528: Large Grouping of Assorted Silver Coins Grouping of silver coins. 1st item – 19 Kennedy half dollars 1964 and earlier. 7.645 oz troy. 2nd item – Grouping of Roosevelt and Mercury dimes 1964 and earlier. 6.16 oz troy. 3rd item – Grouping of 3 half dollars pre 1945 and 4 quarters pre 1898. 1.44 oz troy. 4th item – Grouping of 3 Canadian quarters and 1 Canadian dime 1966 and earler. .64 oz troy. 5th item – Large grouping of Kennedy half dollars 1965-1970. 34.71 oz troy. 6th item – Grouping of 4 Canadian quarters and 2 dimes – all 1968. .77 oz troy. 7th item – 1935 Mexican Peso, 1919 50 Centavos, 1931 Brasil Reis. 8th item – 7 1910 or earlier US nickels, 2 wheat pennies. Condition: All circulated (review photos) Low Estimate: $425.00 – High Estimate: $525.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 529: Group of Policemen Badges and Accoutrements Plated metal lot of fourteen (14) policemen badges, two (2) whistles attached to a chain, ten (10) star buttons, four (4) small, black buttons, five (5) policeman buttons, six (6) star pins and two (2) small tacks. Five (5) of the items are Chief and Captain badges for Morristown, TN, three (3) are Deputy Sheriff badges for Hamblen County, TN, two (2) are Southern Railway badges, the one with a pierced star is from the early 1900s, two (2) are decorative Chief badges surrounded by laurel wreaths, one (1) is a Chief badge for the state of Tennessee and lastly, one (1) is a Deputy Sheriff badge for the state of Tennessee. One of the whistles is inscribed "Police Special" while the other one is inscribed "Regulation U.S. Army Solid Brass". Lot comes with a cotton pouch. Smallest badge: 2" x 1-1/8" Largest badge: 3-1/4" x 2-1/8" Star buttons: 1" dia. Star pins: 1" dia. Black buttons: 3/8" dia. Smallest police button: 1/2" Largest police button: 1" Tacks: 1/4" Whistles: 1-3/4" x 7/8". 20th century. Condition: Light tarnishing and oxidation. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 530: Derringer Type Percussion Pistol & Persian Powder 1st item – An English Derringer type percussion pistol or "Coach" pistol with engraved wooden handle and engraved barrel. Hinged shell patch box. 7 1/8" L. Mid-19th century, English. 2nd item – 19th century Persian iron boat-form flask with spring-mounted stopper and engraved surface. Fitted with a leather carrying strap. 7 1/4" L. Provenance: Property of author Jon Manchip White, Knoxville, TN. Condition: 1st item – Dark oxidation to metal. Wear to engraving on metal. Wear to upper part of wooden handle. 2nd item – Overall very good condition. Leather strap probably not original. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 540: Audubon Print: Nashville Warbler After John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851), "Nashville Warbler", No. 18, Plate LXXXIX, from Birds of America, hand-colored engraving with aquatint on wove watermarked paper, Havell edition, matted and under glass in an ebonized frame with narrow gilt inner molding. 19-1/2" x 12-1/4" plate, 27" x 19" Framed. Not examined out of glass. Circa 1830. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Sheet has been cut down in size; some fading and light foxing. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 551: 5 Paducah KY Miniature Whiskey & Vinegar Jugs Grouping of 5 miniature whiskey and vinegar jugs from Paducah, KY. 1st item – Miniature whiskey jug with black stencil, "E. B. & Ci, handmade Paducah Club Kentucky Finest Whiskey". Condition – a chip to rim and side of handle. 3 1/4" height. 2nd & 3rd item – Two (2) miniature vinegar jugs with blue stencil, "The O.L. Gregory Vinegar Co. Elko County Pure Apple Juice Vinegar Paducah KY." Condition- white glazed jug in excellent condition, jug with albany glaze top has a chip to handle and lack of glaze on handlle base. Both 3 1/8" height. 4th item – Albany slip miniature vinegar jug with incised script, "Wallace & Gregory Bros Pure Vinegars Paducah Ky. Condition – Overall very good condition with slight wear to rim edge. 2 7/8" height. 5th item – Albany slip miniature vinegar jug with incised script, "Jos. L Friedman & Co. Paducah Vinegars". Overall very good condition. 2 3/4" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $322.00
	Lot 552: 3 Miniature Jugs, Incised Script, One KY Whiskey 3 miniature jugs with incised script. 1st item – Kentucky miniature whiskey jug with Albany slip and incised script, "A Nip of 10 Year Old New Hope Sour Mash Ky Whiskey". Overall very good condition with nick to rim. 2 5/8" height. 2nd item – Miniature incised script jug, "Will Shane Dec.s 13, 1899". Overall very good condition with slight crackelure to glaze near spout. 2 3/4" height. 3rd item – Miniature jug with Albany slip and incised script, "Brook Hill Compliment Dave Lewinsohn Masonic Temple Buffet" (possibly Chicago area). Overall very good condition with a couple of fleabites to rim edge. 3" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $468.00
	Lot 553: 5 Miniature Vinegar Jugs, Louisville, Kentucky Grouping of 5 miniature vinegar jugs including one with incised script. 1st and 2nd item – Two miniature Jones Bros & Co. Bluegrass Belle Vinegar jugs, Louisville KY. Both in overall excellent condition. 2 7/8" height. 3rd item – Miniature vinegar & cider jug, "Compliments of Hirsch Bros. & Co." with locations listed on the jug for both Pittsburgh and Louisville, KY. Overall excellent condition. 2 3/4" height. 4th item – Miniature albany slip vinegar jug with incised script, "R. M. Hughes & Co. Monogram Fruit Vinegar Louisville KY". Overall excellent condition with one tiny flake to base edge. 2 3/4" height. 5th item – Miniature vinegar jug with blue stencil, "R. M. Hughes & Co. Monogram Fruit Vinegar Louisville KY". Overall very good condition with minor nick to rim edge. 3 1/4" height. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $410.00
	Lot 555: 2 CT Stoneware jars with cobalt decoration Stoneware jar with cobalt decorated bird, impressed mark S. Bosworth, Hartford, CT, 2 gallon. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Stoneware jar with cobalt feather design. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Small rim chips, hairline by bird's neck.2nd item: flaw to back Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 557: Meaders Folk Art Pottery Face Jug A Georgia folk art pottery face jug, signed on the base L. Meaders. Note: This signature is inconsistent with known Lanier Meader signatures which suggests it was made by another family member. 10" H. 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 558: Two Staffordshire Hens on Nests Two Staffordshire hen on nest covered boxes, the "nests" with basketweave designs, unmarked. One measures 8" H x 8" W x 6"D, the other 8"H x 9" W x 7"D. English, 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Several minute fleabites to head and rim of basket. 2nd item: wear to basket edge. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 562: 2 Herend Porcelain Rabbit Figures Two (2) Herend porcelain rabbit or bunny figures, one blue with raised right paw (4-1/8" H x 5-1/4" L) and one pink having one ear up (3-3/8" H x 4-1/2" L). Both stamped and numbered on bases. 20th century. Condition: Both excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 564: Haviland Limoges Porcelain Game Set 13 piece Haviland Limoges porcelain game set consisting of 12 scalloped edge dessert plates and one platter, all with cobalt blue border with gilt leaf decoration and various images of game birds, with maker's marks en verso. Plates: 8-1/4" diameter, Platter: 18-3/4" x 11-1/2". Condition: Overall very good condition with some wear to gilt. One plate with repair and one plate with two chips repainted. Low Estimate: $650.00 – High Estimate: $850.00 Realized Price: $868.00
	Lot 567: Group of Wedgwood England Jasperware, 44 pcs Group of Wedgwood England Jasperware dinnerware including coffee pot, tea pot, creamer and sugar, 3 round covered boxes, 6 coffee cups and saucers, 6 demitasse cups and saucers, 6 bread and butter plates and 6 luncheon plates. Largest items: 7" H coffee pot and 9-1/2" diameter luncheon plate. Later 20th century. Condition: All in very good condiiton. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 573: 3 Lustreware jugs inc. Wellington, Sunderland, Cop Three lustreware pitchers. 1st item: Pearlware silver luster jug with bust decoration honoring "Marquis Wellington" dressed as a Roman hero beneath the spout, landscape scenic design with courting couple on side. 6-3/4"H. 2nd item: Sunderland Lustreware jug with Mariner's Arms and poem, as well as "A West View of the Cast Iron Bridge," 7-1/4"H; 3rd item: Small copper lustre pitcher with vignette of three figures in a garden, 5" H. English, first quarter 19th century. Provenance: Estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor of Nashville, TN. Condition: 1st item: Marquis Wellngton jug with hairline to spout, small area of damage or repair beneath landscape design on one side, light crazing, hairline and small chip to base.2nd item: Sunderland pitcher with hairlines to feet and crazing, possible repair/repaint to handle; 3rd item: Copper lustre pitcher with possible repair to handle. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 577: 6 English Royal Cauldon Porcelain Plates, Bittersw Set of six (6) English Royal Cauldon porcelain plates, "Bittersweet" pattern, having scalloped gilt edges and cobalt floral accents. 10 1/2" dia. Condition: All excellent condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 578: Williamsburg Mottahedeh Porcelain Set, 6 pcs Six piece grouping of Mottahedeh porcelain comprised of four (4) plates and two (2) leaf form dishes, made for Colonial Williamsburg. The plates have scalloped rims and bird decoration and the dishes have bird with butterfly decoration and twig handles. Plates – 8" dia. Dishes – 9 1/4" H x 12" W. All 20th century. Condition: All pieces excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 579: Ornate Figural Cast Iron Gate, Dated 1874 Ornate figural cast-iron gate, the top with a female mask and the center featuring a cherub amongst scrolling vines, the bottom dated 1874. 51" H x 35" W. 19th century. Condition: Surface sandblasted, breaks and some mends to iron scroll work, top of gate has been coarsely abraded, possibly to remove a name or design. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $995.00
	Lot 580: Eastlake Cast Iron Aquarium & Stand, KY foundry Klepper Iron Foundry (Kentucky) Victorian / Eastlake cast iron aquarium on stand, marked on the underside of the aquarium "C.F. Klepper, Cov. KY, Pat. Feb. 21 '82." Retains the original black paint. 37 1/2" H x 26 1/2" W x 16 1/2" D. Late 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some oxidation to the metal, especially to the base and interior of the aquarium. Note: The aquarium most likely originally had eagle finials on the four corners and additional arms on the base to hold plants. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $1,112.00
	Lot 587: Brass Bound Peat Bucket Round wooden peat bucket with brass bands and handle, brass liner and molded base. 13" H. Probably English, 19th c. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Insert added, cracks to wood. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $380.00
	Lot 589: 12 Sterling Silver footed ice cream dishes 12 Sterling silver footed ice cream dishes, round footed form with weighted bases, American, Ca. 1920, 2 1/2" H x 3 3/4" dia. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Scattered small dents Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 590: Sterling Stacking Coffee pot, sugar, creamer set Traveling or Bachelor's set, includes 1 sterling silver breakfast coffee pot with turned wood handle, with stacking creamer & sugar, American, ca. 1920, – 10.99 oz troy, 3.5" H. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Pot has 2 significant dents, light scratching and denting. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $275.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 591: Sterling Veg. Bowl and Gravy Boat w/ Tray 1st item: Sterling silver oval vegetable bowl with scroll border, marked "Charles Crankshaw #A1424" – 7.29 oz troy. 2" H x 10" L x 7 1/2" W. American, ca. 1950. 2nd item: Sterling silver gravy boat with tray, American, mid 20th Century, marked "Reed & Barton #X550", 7" L x 3" H – 10.27 oz troy. Total weight – 17.56 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item: Significant number of small dents. 2nd item: Overall good condition Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $372.00
	Lot 592: 13 Sterling Silver Spoons incl Tiffany serving spo 13 sterling silver spoons including one Tiffany & Co. Clinton berry spoon, monogrammed, other spoons of various makers including Whiting, R. Wallace and Son, Gorham, Baker-Manchester, Paye and Baker, 4-1/4" to 7"L. 9.08 oz troy total weight. Condition: Overall good condition with some surface wear and few dents to bowls. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 593: 2 Prs. Sterling Creamers & Sugars, plus Butter Pat 2 Prs Sterling Silver Creamers & Sugars and a set of butter pats or ashtrays. 1st item – Sterling silver sugar bowl and creamer, American, 20th Century, marked "Lennox #94". 2" H. 4.95 oz troy. 2nd item – Fisher Sterling silver round creamer and sugar with bulbous, weighted bases and feet, 4" H. American, Mid 20th c. 3rd item – 6 Sterling silver butter pats or ashtrays, round with gadroon border, 3" dia., American, ca. 1900, marked "Durgin #21G" – 3.62 oz troy. Total weight 8.57 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: 1st item – Scattered small dents. 2nd item – Overall very good condition – a few light scratches and small dents. 3rd item – Very good condition – scattered small dents and scratches. Low Estimate: $125.00 – High Estimate: $225.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 594: 3 Items British Sterling: cream jug, stuffing spoo 3 pieces of British Sterling. 1st item: a Georgian sterling silver round cream jug with reeded rim and half-ribbed body, crested on both sides, monogrammed "M" or "W" on bottom, 3" H x 4" dia. – 5.93 oz troy. 2nd item: an Edwardian sterling silver stuffing spoon, shell and thread pattern, marked "London, 1901, C & S Co., Ltd.", 12" L – 6.32 oz troy. 3rd item: a pair of sterling silver sugar tongs, Victorian English King pattern, marks for Glasgow, Scotland, date mark rubbed, monogrammed "JS", 6 1/2" L – 1.85 oz troy. Total weight – 14.10 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Creamer: Marks and crests very worn – repair near handle area. Other items in excellent condition. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 595: 2 Irish Silver sauce ladles and 1 pr tongs 1 pair of George III Sterling silver sauce ladles in the Old English pattern, marked "Thomas Tudor, Dublin 1807", monogranmmed "W" – 1.645 oz troy combined weight. Together with 1 pair of Sterling silver sugar tongs with plain oval grips, 5 1/2 " L, in the Fiddle pattern, marked "J. Buckton, Dublin 1832" – 1.09 oz troy. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Excellent condition Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $175.00 Realized Price: $155.00
	Lot 596: Old Sheffield Standish, Matthew Boulton Old Sheffield Plate (silver on copper) inkwell stand with gothic arched glass bottles flanking a diminutive chamberstick capping a compartment for sealing wax, on a cartouche shaped base ending in shell feet. Double Sun mark attributed to Matthew Boulton. 5"h x 11"w x 6"d. English, circa 1820. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Excellent condition, possibly replated. Bottles appear original. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 597: Elkington Tea/Coffee Service, tray and candlestick Group of silverplate. 1st group: Late Victorian Elkington & Co., Birmingham, England tea and coffee service including coffee pot, tea pot, sugar bowl and creamer, all of baluster form, chased and embossed with flowers and foliage on scroll feet. Monogrammed on the undersides. Tea pot: 7-3/4" x 10-1/4". Coffee pot: 8-1/8" x 9-1/2". Sugar bowl: 5-1/4" x 8". Creamer: 5-3/4" x 5-3/8". 2nd item: International Silver Co. "Wilcox" silverplated two-handled tray on feet with shell decorated and shaped rim and floral inscribed center, 29-3/4" W (including handles) x 19-1/2" D x 1-3/4" H. 3rd item: Silver-plated chamberstick with faux lion passant mark, Chamberstick: 2-1/4" x 4-1/4". (6 items total). Late 19th century/ Early 20th century. Condition: Overall good condition. Surface scratches on tray. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 598: Large Orivit Art Nouveau centerpiece Orivit Art Nouveau silvered metal center bowl and glass liner. The bowl with the head of a female on each side center with nouveau handles at each end, gilt interior and marked on base ORIVIT 2568, the shaped glass liner with four incised lines. Liner: 14-1/2" W x 7" D; Overall: 22-1/2" W x 12" D x 6" H. Circa 1890. Condition: Some wear to gilt. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $1,736.00
	Lot 599: Large Victorian Mirrored Plateau Large silverplated mirrored plateau, oval with cast floral decoration on four sides. Unmarked. 1-1/4"H x 29" W x 12"D. Probably English, mid 19th century. Condition: Some light minor spotting and clouding to mirror, overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 604: Assorted Silver Serving Items, 13 pieces Group of assorted silver metal items, with various hallmarks, mostly Continental, some unmarked. Collection includes carved ivory handled fish server; ice cream server and serving fork in same pattern; EPNS cake knife; serving fork with thistle motif; cream ladle; two tongs; stone handled butter spreader; 2 spoons; fish handled bottle opener; long handled tea strainer. 4" to 13-1/4" L. Condition: Overall very good condition with acceptable surface scratches. Ivory handle has crack. Low Estimate: $125.00 – High Estimate: $150.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 607: The Waverly Novels by Sir Walter Scott, 25 Vols. The Waverly Novels by Sir Walter Scott, 25 finely bound leather volumes titled on spines "Scott's Waverly Novels". Edinburgh: Adam & Charles Black, 1871. Marbled edges and endpapers. Includes Rob Roy, Old Mortality, Ivanhoe, etc. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Light Wear, fading and staining to covers but overall good condition; foxing and toning to interior pages. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 612: Mansions of England by Nash, 1874 w/ plates Late 19th century picture book titled "The Mansions of England in the Olden Time" by Joseph Nash, edited by J. Corbet Anderson with the original one hundred and four illustations, carefully reduced and executed in lithography. London: Henry Southern and Company, 1874. 15-1/8" x 11-3/4" x 1-3/4". Condition: Slight warping to cover and pages with some water damage to some images and book cover. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 613: 1880 First Edition Ben Hur: A Tale of the Christ Ben Hur "A Tale of the Christ", by Lew Wallace. New York: Harper and Brothers (1880) 1st Edition, later state. 11 word dedication and 14 pages of advertisements. Navy hardcover. 6 7/8" H x 5 1/8" W. Condition: Some minor wear to cover, mostly to corners and edges. Some interior toning and mild spotting to interior, primariy to dust covers. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $117.00
	Lot 616: UT basketball poster circa 1910, Sadie Mitchell Rare University of Tennessee collegiate sports lithograph or poster published by Close, Graham and Scully circa 1910, depicting a young woman in shirt labeled "UT" holding a basketball. Titled lower center, "Our Captain". Artist's name, Sadie Wendell Mitchell, in plate; publisher name and copyright date printed lower left. Plain wood molded frame. 22" x 14" sight, 23-1/2" x 15-1/2" framed. Note: The Lady Vols basketball program began in 1902. Close, Graham & Scully were among the first companies to produce chromolithographs focusing on American college sports, commissioning work from a variety of illustrators. The artist of this poster, Sadie Wendell Mitchell, also produced a separate line of chromolithographs featuring college women in scholarly pursuits. Condition: Foxing affecting only the lower half of sheet, overall toning. Staining and abrasions to frame. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $146.00
	Lot 617: Leroy Neiman, "Lake Placid 1980", signed Serigraph Leroy Neiman (American 1921-2012), "Lake Placid 1980", serigraph, numbered 189/300. Titled and dated in the plate "12-20-1980" and pencil signed lower right. Image – 32"H x 48"W. Sight – 35 5/8" H x 48 3/4" W. Framed – 43 1/8" H x 57 1/8" W. Condition: Some slight toning and foxing along the perimeter of the image. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $992.00
	Lot 618: Leroy Neiman, "F.X. McRory's Whiskey Bar", signed Leroy Neiman (American 1921-2012), "F.X. McRory's Whiskey Bar", serigraph, numbered 184 /300. Pencil signed lower right. Image – 22 1/2" H x 45 1/8" W. Sight – 24 3/4" H x 45 3/4" W. Framed – 33 7/8" H x 54" W. Condition: Some slight toning and foxing along the perimeter of the image. Low Estimate: $1,000.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00 Realized Price: $3,720.00
	Lot 624: Framed Erte Silk Scarf, L'Opera Framed Erte silk scarf, L'Opera, depicting two ladies, one seated, with a partially opened curtain in the background. Signed in the scarf. Sight – 35" H x 34" W. Framed – 37 7/8" H x 36 7/8" W. Circa 1985. Condition: Scarf overall excellent condition. Some abrasions, scuffs to frame. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 625: 2 Erte Figural Champagne Flutes & Plate Two Erte figural crystal champagne flutes, signed on base "Erte, France" (11 3/4" H) together with an Erte signed porcelain plate, Le Soleil Ebony pattern (12" dia). Condition: Flutes excellent condition. Plate with very slight scratching to gilt area. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 631: Grouping of Four Baskets, mostly Tennessee Grouping of four (4) splint oak baskets, mostly Tennessee including three (3) buttocks baskets and one (1) flower gathering basket. Sizes range from 6" H x 8" W to 12 1/4" H x 20 1/4" W. All late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: All with general wear, three with some losses to rim area. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 633: Navajo Ye'ii Pictoral Rug, 55" x 35" Navajo Ye'ii pictoral rug depicting four (4) figures with headdresses. Light brown field with colors of cream, orange, mauve, and red. 55" x 35". 1st half 20th century. Provenance: This rug was given to the consignor's parents in the late 1930's as a wedding present by Navajo Indians on the reservation near the Canyon de Chelly of Arizona. The original owner was a Civil Engineer working for the U. S. Department of the Interior as a land surveyor, laying out trails on the reservation. Condition: Scattered wear with two holes in field, borders frayed, and some surface grime. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $527.00
	Lot 634: Wide Ruins or Chinle Navajo rug A Navajo Wide Ruins or Chindle Navajo rug with colors of cream, brown, red, yellow, and tan. 70" X 42". 1st half 20th century. Provenance: This rug was given to the consignor's parents in the late 1930's as a wedding present by Navajo Indians on the reservation near the Canyon de Chelly of Arizona. The original owner was a Civil Engineer working for the U. S. Department of the Interior as a land surveyor, laying out trails on the reservation. 1st half 20th century. Condition: Surface grime, minor wear to border, some scattered stains, and some small holes, 1/8 to 1/4" size. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $496.00
	Lot 635: Navajo Four Figure Yei Rug A Navajo four figure Yei rug with colors of rust, blue, green, tan, red and pink on a grey background and with a black border. 23 3/4" H x 36 3/4" W. 20th century. Condition: Very good condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 638: Navajo Blanket with Diamond Design Navajo blanket with geometric diamond design woven in dark brown, red, tan and cream. 61' l x 42 1/2" W. Early to Mid 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some moth damage and two additional areas of loss. Some slight areas with bleeding. Wear and losses to border. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 639: Mississippian Greyware Stirrup Jar Mississippian greyware pottery stirrup water bottle or jar. 7 1/2" height x 6". Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $556.00
	Lot 641: 3 Three Quarter 3/4 Grooved Axes Grouping of 3 Three Quarter grooved axes. 1st item – Three quarter 3/4 grooved granite axe, Illinois. 8 1/4" length x 4" width. 2nd item – Three quarter 3/4 granite axe. 5 3/8" length. x 4"width. 3rd item – Three quarter 3/4 axe. 6" length x 4" width. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: 1st item – overall very good condition. 2nd and 3rd item – old wear/chips to axe facing edges. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 642: Mississippian Quartz Biscuit Discoidal Mississippian rose quartz cupped biscuit discoidal. Retains an old label with the words in ink script, "Smyrna, S. Carolina". 3" diameter x 1-1/2" height. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Old surface chip to underside of discoidal. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 644: 2 Mississippian Greyware Bowls with Effigy Designs 2 Mississippian greyware bowls including one with effigy handles and and the other with a fish design. 1st item – Mississippian greyware bowl with serpent effigy handles including one handle in the shape of a head and the second handle in the shape of a coiled tail. Beaded rim with incised vertical lines. 12" length from handle to handle, 6 3/8" height. 2nd item – Mississippian greyware fish effigy bowl with applied horizontal lines around the sides of the bowl. 5 1/2" diameter x 2 1/2" height. Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: 1st item – bowl was broken in the past and has been glued with minimal losses to edges of pieces. 2nd item – bowl with a couple of old glued breaks to the side, minor losses to rim edge. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $585.00
	Lot 646: Pair of Native American Strands of Beads Pair of Native American or Mexican strand of beads, one strand possibly from the Seminole tribe in Florida. Total length of both strands 35". Property of an East Tennessee Educational Institution. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 651: Painted wood rocking horse, late 19th c. Painted wooden rocking horse with leather saddle, ears and reins. 22"h x 45"w x 10"d. American, late 19th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Later leather saddle, ears, reins; overall paint loss and wear. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $497.00
	Lot 653: Simon & Halbig Doll w/ Additional Clothing German Simon and Halbig bisque head doll, the back of the head incised " S &H #1240 DEP Germany SANTA 10 1/2". Composition jointed body, "Santa" head mold, with pierced ears, and open mouth. Clothed in vintage undergaments and dress with twelve (12) additional articles of clothing, a blonde wig, an unmatched pair of stockings and two (2) hats. A pieced cotton pink and white small quilt included also. 23" H. Early 20th century. Condition: Damage to composition foot, hairline to right side of head with overall general wear and grime. Clothing with some staining and wear. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 654: 3 Bisque Fashion Dolls Three bisque head and shoulder fashion dolls with cloth bodies, including a female with blonde molded and painted hair and painted fischu, earrings, cotton dress with lace trim, and painted white stockings and red boots, 13"; a matching male with cotton blouse, straw hat and velvet pants, painted white socks and brown boots, also 13", with cracking to shoulder area; and a male doll with molded brown hair, wool suit and paisley vest, and painted black boots, 10-1/2" (clothes probably not original). French or German, late 19th to early 20th century. Condition: Overall good condition except where noted. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 655: 5 All-Bisque Dolls, mignonette style Five small, mignonette style all-bisque dolls, probably German, circa 1900. 1st item: doll with blonde wig (glued on), brown sleep eyes, joints at neck, shoulders and hips, painted stockings and black shoes, unmarked. 6-3/4"H. Light wear to wig and backs of shoes. 2nd item: doll with all bisque head and body, no joints, painted eyes, stockings and blue shoes. Repaired break to knee, chips to fingers and foot. 5-1/2" H. 3rd item: doll with brown stationary eyes, joints at shoulders and hips, painted stockings and blue shoes. Back of head incised 103 over 10. 6-1/2"L. Very good condition with some pen or pencil marks to body (not cracks). 4th item: doll with blue stationary eyes, joints at shoulders and hips, painted blue stockings and black shoes. Back of head incised 370/3. 5"H. Small chip to back of hip and fingers on one hand. 5th item: doll with brown stationary eyes, joints at hips and shoulders, white painted stockings and brown painted lace up shoes. Unmarked. 5-1/2"H. Pencil numerical markings on back, otherwise very good condition. Condition: Overall good condition except where noted. Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00 Realized Price: $1,488.00
	Lot 656: Snow White and Dwarfs Felt Dolls by John Wright Disney Snow White and the seven dwarfs 50th Anniversary Limited Edition commerative dolls, c. 1987, by R. John Wright Dolls, Inc., Cambridge, NY, molded felt, fully jointed. 15-1/4" to 9" H, Release date: 1989-93. Group includes Snow White in Rags (#256/1000), Snow White as Princess (#314/2500), Sleepy, Doc, Sneezy, Dopey, Happy, Bashful, Grumpy (All # 314/2500). 9 dolls total. Includes all original boxes and tags. Condition: Excellent condiiton. Low Estimate: $1,200.00 – High Estimate: $1,400.00 Realized Price: $2,691.00
	Lot 657: Lladro Disney Snow White and Seven Dwarfs Lladro porcelain figures including Snow White, titled "A Magical Evening," 1994 (9-1/4" H), and all the seven dwarfs, 1993 (6" to 6-1/2" H). Includes all original boxes and paperwork. 8 figures total. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $1,488.00
	Lot 658: Lladro Snow White's Wishing Well Lladro Snow White's Wishing Well porcelain figurine, #37, with original box. Originally purchased by collector in July, 1995. 12-1/4" H x 9" W x 6-1/4" D. Box: 15" H x 18" W x 12" D. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $434.00
	Lot 659: Bronze Two-Gun Mickey Mouse on Horse "Two-Gun Mickey" statue of Mickey Mouse riding a bucking horse by artist Paul Vought and based on a 1934 cartoon. Original bronze on solid marble base. Artist's proof. Circa 1980. 20" H x 14-3/8" W x 8-7/8" base. The arms remove for easier shipment. Each arm: 13" L. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $1,053.00
	Lot 660: Large Grouping of Glass Christmas Ornaments Large grouping of early glass Christmas ornaments, total 39. Includes 17 birds, most with clips and glass spun tails, and 22 additional hanging ornaments including acorns, grapes, pine cones, and a violin. Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Peacock clip-on bird is missing the tail, old repair to tail of one sing bird, three parakeets and one song bird missing clip-on, minor paint loss to ornaments. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 662: Grouping of 67 Assorted Christmas Decorations Grouping of assorted Christmas decorations and ornaments including 3 KS Adler, Germany, 1956, paper mache candy holders (some silver glitter loss) and 1 KS Adler, Germany, oval paper mache Easter egg, no tag, with rick rack trim; 14 molded Christmas ornaments including Santas and fruit (some with loss of color); 21 wire candle holders with ball weights, (some weights separated from wire); 14 metal "extension candle holders" in original box of various colors; 2 Dresden tensil wire and colored glass ornaments (color losses); 8 foil icicle ornaments, likely German; 4 tissue paper construction and glitter bird ornaments (some glitter missing). 67 items total. Mostly late 19th century unless noted. Condition: See description. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $293.00
	Lot 664: 24 Glass Christmas Globes Grouping of glass Christmas globes, 24 total. Lot includes 3 cobalt blue, 2 light blue, 2 white, 7 clear, 1 light green, 1 dark green, 3 amethyst, 3 amber, and 2 yellow. Most diamond pattern, 2 clear glass examples with different pattern. Ranging in height from 3" H to 4" H. Condition: Most with chipping/ wear to tops. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 665: Art Deco Style Table Lamp w/ Camel Figural Base Art Deco style table lamp with a cast metal figural base and frosted green glass shade. 12" H. Condition: Overall very good condition with some oxidation to metal. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 668: 3 Classical Oil Lamps Lot of 3 Classical oil lamps. 1st item: Oil lamp with a pink, columnar body with an Asian-inspired depiction of a crane amongst foliage. The frosted glass shade is etched with a repeated motif of a Classical profile of a woman and an elaborate cross design. 2nd item: Oil lamp with brass fixtures with a milk glass body of a female bust, topped with a frosted glass shade with a molded zig-zag design and a black base. Burner included. Brass knob says "WATERBURY, CONN. PBA.MFG CO." Underneath base has the date Nov. 23, 1875. 3rd item: Oil lamp with a spelter body of a child eating grapes accompanied by a sheep. Frosted glass shade has a molded laurel design. Possibly Atterbury. All 19th century. Sizes range from 14"H to 10-3/4"H. Condition: 1st item: Missing burner, area of discoloration on shade. 2nd item: Overall good condition. 3rd item: Missing burner, chipping behind boy's head, areas of grime. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 669: 12 pcs of English Ceramics, incl. Flow Blue 12 pcs of English Ceramics, incl. Flow Blue. 1st item: Large flow blue oval platter with floral decoration. Unmarked. 12 7/8" H x 16" W. English, 19th century. 2nd item: Flow blue plate with stylized floral decoration and scalloped edge, marked "Conway/New Wharf Pottery" en verso. 9" diameter. English, 19th century. 3rd item: Four (4) flow blue ironstone dessert plates with Asian decoration, marked "Kyber". 7" diameter. English, 19th century. 4th item: Pair of "old Castle" pattern flow blue luncheon plates. 5th item: Four (4) small plates, three transfer printed and one flow blue. Approx. 4" diameter. All English, 19th century. Condition: 1st item: Overall crackllure, some firing defects. 2nd item: Overall cracklure. 3rd item: Overall light cracklure, some staining to reverse side of some plates. 4th item: Overall cracklure, some stains on the reverse. 5th item: All overall good condition, one with cracklure to glaze and staining, one with stains to back. Low Estimate: $125.00 – High Estimate: $225.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 670: 24 Boehm Bird Plates by Lenox 24 Boehm bird plates by Lenox, each with hand painted picture of subject birds amidst foliage in well, surrounded by gold filigree and gold bands on rim, 10-9/16" diameter, in fitted cardboard box 11" x 11" x 1". Two complete sets of twelve plates. 1970-1981. Condition: Plates in excellent condition. Scotch tape near middle of box sides. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $205.00
	Lot 671: Delft Thoovt & Labouchere Pottery Tile A framed Delft Thoovt & Labouchere Pottery tile depicting a sepia toned landscape scene with windmills. Signed lower left "maar Gabriel". Tile – 8" H x 10 1/8" W. Framed – 13 1/4" H x 15 1/4" W. Circa 1895. Condition: Overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 676: Chinese Famille Rose Saucer Dish Chinese porcelain Famille Rose saucer dish, the interior having five bats encircling a Shou mark, the rim with a ruyi head border and the exterior having chrysanthemums on a red ground. Based marked with with blue Ching wei t'ang chih character mark ("Made for the hall of respective awe") within two concentric squares. 1 3/8" H x 6 1/2" dia. 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $465.00
	Lot 677: Imari Bowl and Tray Two Imari Serving Pieces. 1st item: Imari serving tray with scalloped edge and 4 red character marks on base, decorated with polychrome crane and floral scene with brocade borders, 8-5/8" H x 11-1/8" W x 1-1/8" D. 2nd item: Imari bowl decorated with polychrome central crane and vine motif and floral and brocade vignettes, 9-1/2" diameter x 3-7/8" H. Late 19th century/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some wear to gilding. Low Estimate: $125.00 – High Estimate: $225.00 Realized Price: $155.00
	Lot 678: Collection of Chinese Hardstone Fruit, 18 pcs. Lot of eighteen (18) pieces of various polished and colored Chinese hardstone fruit including six grape clusters. Lengths range from 2" to 8-1/4" Mid 20th century. Condition: Some fruit have a few of their leaves missing but retained with lot. Some scattered wear and minor losses. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $248.00
	Lot 682: Grouping of Early Blown Glass Bottles Grouping of four early blown and molded glass glass bottles including two green "demijohn" forms, one brown bottle with woven basket covering and one blue bottle with woven basket covering. Ranging in size from 12 1/2" H to 19 3/4" H x 13 1/2" W. Provenance: Acquired from the Old Deery Inn located in Blountville, Tennessee. Condition: Smaller two examples with some slight chipping to rims and wear/losses to covering. Others overall very good condition. Low Estimate: $150.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $439.00
	Lot 684: Bronze Steinway Piano Sign Solid cast bronze easel sign reading "Steinway Pianos". 20 3/4" W x 3 1/2" H x 2 1/4" D. Circa 1900. Condition: Overall very good condition. Some slight oxidation to patina. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $556.00
	Lot 687: Vintage McIntosh preamplifier Vintage stereo preamplifier, Mcintosh model MA 5100 (produced 1966-1972). 6"H x 16"W x 14-1/2"D. Provenance: estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Some dirt and grime, overall good exterior condition. Appears to function based on powering on. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 688: Red Scrapbook w/ Country Music Memorabilia Red Scrapbook with Country Music memorabilia including photos of Earl Scruggs, Tex Ritter, Porter Wagoneer, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash and numerous others. Autographs from Archie Campbell, Tex Ritter, Porter Wagoneer and Willie Nelson. Scrapbook measures 11 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W. Most photos and clippings from the 1960's, 1970's and some from the 1980's. Also included with this lot are a pair of framed Broad St. Theatre (Philadelphia, PA) Playbills, one for the play "Jerry" starring Miss Billie Burke and the other for the play "The Shadow" starring Ethel Barrymore. Framed – 15 1/4" H x 9 3/4" W. Playbills measure 9 1/8" H x 3 3/8" W. Both from the early 20th century. Condition: Red scrapbook overall very good condition with some toning to paper. Playbills with overall toning, one with tears to lower left corner. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $146.00
	Lot 690: Vintage Postcard collection of Royals Vintage postcard collection featuring images of European Royals. 111 cards, all early 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Light wear and discoloration, cancelled stamps. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $234.00
	Lot 692: Grouping of Tintypes, Slides, & Ambrotypes A grouping of tintypes, ambrotypes and Thurston lantern slides of the Rev. George Wallace Penniman ( Massachusetts, 1857 – 1943,) and his family. Included in this lot are eight (8) tintypes and ambrotypes including one of Reverand Penniman as a child. Also included are nine (9) lantern slides including one of Reverend Penniman dated 1908 with the title "Grand Chancellor" refering to his involvement with the Knights of Pythias fraternal society. Also included is a small leather album of thumbnail sized tintypes of adults and children. All photos late 19th/ Early 20th century. History: George Wallace Penniman was son of Amos & Elizabeth Wentworth Penniman of Stoughton, Massachusetts. The Penniman family dated back in Massachusetts history as early as 1631. He first graduated from Tufts College and had a teaching career and later returned to Tufts to obtain a divinity degree. He was ordained a Universalist minister in 1889. He was married to Alice E. Hale and together they had four children. Condition: Overall very good condtion with some wear to cases. Lantern slides housed in their original box. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $146.00
	Lot 693: Zeiss Ikon Contax Camera w/ Accessories German Zeiss Ikon Contax camera, housed in the original brown leather case. Numerous accessories including a Bigon No. 831454 1:28 f=35 mm lens, a Sonnar No. 1897484 1:4 f=135 mm lens, a Sonnar No. 686769 1:2 f=50 mm lens, a Zeiss Universal turret viewfinder, a Leica-meter, a Walz UV lens, a Walz close-up 1+ lens for Sonnar, and a chrome carrying strap. Condition: All items with moderate wear due to use. Not tested for functionality. Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 699: 4 Victorian Scrapbooks/Albums Four Victorian age scrapbooks containing large collection of Victorian trade cards, calling cards, holiday cards and colored cutout images. Approximately 190 sheets total. 11" x 13-3/4" to 12-1/4" x 15-3/4". Late 19th century. Condition: Many sheets loose in books. Tears and toning on pages. Some pages have missing cards. Wear on book covers. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $217.00
	Lot 700: Victorian Scrapbook with Vintage Ads, TN Interest Victorian Scrapbook containing numerous trade cards and advertising materials, including items of African American, and Nashville Tennessee interest. Rare illustrations include Griffin & Skelley Raisin Packers, Campuzano Bros., American Biscuit Co. of Nashville, H. B. Grubbs Cracker Co. of Nashville, and 3 Brownies Baseball cards. Late 19th to early 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Most illustrations with wear and light handling grime, some pages and illustrations with corner losses, all glued down. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $105.00
	Lot 702: Hamadan Rug, 6'9" x 4'4" Hamadan rug, 6'9" x 4'4", center medallion with colors of blues, reds and ivory. Second half 20th century. Condition: Overal very good condition with minor damage on corners. Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00 Realized Price: $819.00
	Lot 703: Egyptian Carpet, 7' 1" x 7' 3" Egyptian rug, colors of soft taupe/beige, rose, pale blue and yellow. Tribal, geometric tree-like designs (similar to Bakshaish) on an open taupe/beige field and in the rust border. 7'1" x 7'3". Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Mid 20th century. Condition: General fading. Securing stitch on ends. Structurally in good condition. Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00 Realized Price: $1,488.00
	Lot 704: Semi-antique Turkish Ghiordes or Oushak Carpet Semi-antique Turkish Ghiordes or Oushak carpet. Central medallion with geometric corner and border designs. Colors of salmon, blue, ivory, taupe/beige and sage green. 11 ft 9 in x 9 ft 7 in (141" x 115"). Circa 1930. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Areas of reweaving, considerable wear, low pile. Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00 Realized Price: $930.00
	Lot 706: Group of Three Oriental Rugs Group of three Oriental carpets including (1) Persian Kashan, 2'2" x 4'2", rust field with secondary colors of blue, red, apricot, ivory and green (2) Persian Senna, 5'2" x 3'8", with center medallion, colors of light blue, dark blue, rose and ivory. (3) Indian Soumak, 6'2" x 4', with center medallion, colors of rust, navy, green, khaki and beige. All 20th century. Condition: Overall good condition. Some areas of low pile, staining and color fading in rug #2. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $351.00
	Lot 707: 2 Paisley Indian Camel Hair & Cashmere Shawls Two 19th century paisley Indian camel hair and cashmere shawls with twill woven centers and brocade borders. Bright red multicolored shawl measures 66" x 68". Muted brick red shawl measures 72" x 72". Provenance: Purchased in 2007 from a deaccession sale of the University of Tennessee. Condition: Some minor holes to black field. Both with losses to fringe. Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 709: Group of 7 Ladies Mesh Bags, 3 Silver type Grouping of seven (7) ladies mesh bags including two marked "German Silver" and one marked "sterling", one colored Art Deco example, one dark grey example, and two silver metal examples. Ranging in size from 5 1/4" H x 4" W to 7 3/4" H x 7" W. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: All good condition with wear. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $250.00 Realized Price: $279.00
	Lot 710: 8 Ladies Vintage Evening Bags plus 60" Necklace Group of eight ladies vintage evening bags, early to mid-20th century, mostly beaded. Four marked "Bags by Joseph", "Delill", "Charlet" and "Whiting and Davis." One marked but illegible. The two earliest beaded ones have images of a woman in a garden, and a large fruit basket. One other with a bakelite top and clasp. Sizes range from 7" x 7" to 10" x 11". Group also includes an Italian goldtone and glass beaded multicolored necklace, 60" L. (9 items total) Condition: Some minor bead loss on some bags. Two smallest, oldest bags' silk interiors are damaged. Strap loose on one bag. Clasp and some beads discolored on orange and clear bead bag. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $403.00
	Lot 712: Group of 4 pocket watches Group of four various pocket watches. (1st item) Waltham hexagonal, size 8, gold-filled, 17 jewels, pocket watch (cracks on enamel face) with gold-filled watch chain. (2nd item) Man's 19th century silver metal, size 18, hunting case watch, with key, numbered 3286 and monogrammed. (3rd item) Heno lady's 17 jewel, size 000, goldtone pendant watch (not marked) on 30" goldtone chain (not marked). (4th item) Waltham, size 12, 14k gold-filled hunting case watch with embossed floral decoration. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Heno watch runs when wound. All others not in working condition. Hinge on silver metal watch is loose. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $150.00 Realized Price: $263.00
	Lot 714: Large group costume jewelry, 18 items Large group of vintage costume jewelry including the following: Matching necklace and bracelet of flower drops of blue, clear and pink flowers and pale pink swirl drops, 7" and 15-1/2" L; Two rhinestone and sterling necklaces, one marked Otis (15-1/2" L), other marked EB (14-3/4" L); Emerald cut blue paste stone necklace with faceted paste stone link necklace (16" L) and companion drop earrings (1-1/4" L); Gold tone faux citrine drop necklace (20" L) and companion pendant earrings (1-3/4"L ); Gold tone, white and clear paste leaf and flower 3-strand bracelet ((8-1/2" L) and matching earrings (1-3/8" diameter); Enameled female portrait gold tone lady's compact, early 20th century, 2-1/2" diameter, (small surface crack in enamel and some faux pearls missing); Sterling marcasite bracelet, 6-1/4" L x 1/2" W; Wahl Eversharp gold filled pencil pendant attached retractable Ketchum clasp, 4-5/8" L; Rose gold tone sterling and green stone flower brooch, 2-3/4" W, (surface scratches); Shell cameo pendant/brooch with carved flower design in silver metal and marcasite mounting (1-3/16" diameter) with newer sterling rope chain (18" L); Gold tone link bracelet with paste intaglios and royalty motifs, 7" L; Pair silver metal, faux pink tourmaline cabachon and blue enamel earrings with screw backs, 7/8" H . Condition: Overall good condition. Some wear to gold tone. See description for details. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $1,364.00
	Lot 716: Group of Designer Costume Jewelry by Hobe Group of designer costume jewelry by Hobe including earrings, necklaces, pendants and bracelets, all with maker's mark. Group includes double-link bracelet and matching round clip-back earrings with white lustreware rose medallions, rhinestones and black beads; 8 pair earrings of various designs, some with faux pearls, others with rhinestones and/or colored faux gems (1-1/4" – 2-1/2" L). Two beaded necklaces: one 3-strand pink and clear beaded necklace and one single strand blue and clear beaded choker. One blue paste leaf design and silvertone choker, 16" L; one silvertone contemporary design faux turquoise pendant, 30" chain; one goldtone pink floral tassel pendant (no chain); silvertone pin/pendant intaglio of female bust on 18" chain; goldtone locket with faux cameo on 16" chain, one pair cameo earrings with faux gemstones, 1-1/4" H; one silvertone buckle bracelet with faux cameo and rhinestone buckle and tassel. 18 items including earring pairs. Provenance: estate of Sarah Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: All in very good condition with acceptable wear due to age. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 717: Group of Designer Costume Jewelry by Trifari Group of designer costume jewelry by Trifari, 18 items, including various necklaces, brooches and earrings, all with maker's marks. Group includes 2 fur clips: one silvertone and rhinestone feather clip (2-1/4" L) and one rose goldtone, yellow goldtone and rhinestone flower clip (2-1/2" L); one Renaissance style goldtone brooch with rhinestones, faux cabochon ruby and emerald and faux faceted sapphires (3" H x 2-1/2" W); one enameled and stone Dutch windmill brooch (2"H); goldtone and green enamel with faux pearls seed pod pin (3" L); goldtone and rhinestone oakleaf pin/pendant (1-3/4" H x 1-3/4" W). Group also includes 6 beaded chokers of various designs (15"-16" L), 1 with companion earrings. Group also includes three long goldtone pendant necklaces, 2 with white enamel: cross, Asian design and goldtone pierced oval design (24" – 30" L chains, 2-1/4" – 3" L pendants) plus one pendant of intaglio scorpion in goldtone openwork frame (2" dia) and one double-strand goldtone apricot and cream colored bead necklace, 28"L. Provenance: estate of Sarah Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Minor wear to some goldtone metal and a few rhinestones missing. Most loose stones recovered and included. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $930.00
	Lot 718: Large group of costume jewelry incl. bubble styles Large group of costume jewelry including bubble bracelet and brooch. 18 items total incuding Gold tone bubble bracelet with 13 alternating round bubbles, 7-3/4" total length; Cluster bubble brooch, 2-5/8" W; Gold tone, cream colored paste and rhinestone link belt with hook clasp, marked K.J. L., 31-1/8" L x 3-1/4" W (one link broken); Black metal purple, green, blue paste flower brooch and matching earrings, 1-1/4" – 3"L; Matching set of pink rhinestone and pink paste necklace, brooch and earrings, 14-1/2 – 1-3/8" L; White enamel swirl design matching set of link bracelet, pin and earrings, 7-1/2" – 1" L; Green lozenge and faux pearl necklace and bracelet set with toggle clasps, 8-1/4" – 18" L; Amber and clear colored bead necklace and companion earrings, 31" L – 5/8" L. Three silver pins (two marked "sterling") bow, leaf and filligree collar style, 1-5/8" – 2-1/2" L.; Gold tone beaded and corded belt, 75" L x 1-7/8" W. Provenance: estate of Sarah Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Overall good condition. Some wear to gold tone. See description for details. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $310.00
	Lot 721: Tiffany & Raymond Weil Men's Wristwatches Two Men's designer wristwatches. 1st item: Tiffany & Co. Men's stainless steel , water resistent wristwash, #030202872, round white dial with black Roman numerals and date. 1-1/4" W. Tiffany & Co. strap, 9-1/4" total length. In working condition at time of testing. 2nd item: Reymond Weil 18k electroplated wristwatch, #5767, white rectangular face with Roman numerals. 7/8" W. Crocodile strap marked "H", 8-3/4" total length. Not running. Condition: 1st item: Some scratches on back of watch and wear to strap. 2nd item: Some scratches on back of watch and minor wear to strap. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $341.00
	Lot 723: 6 items Chinese Jewelry 1st item: Hardstone pendant, possibly amber, carved in a pierced bird and fruit design, on a cotton strand with colored glass bead. Pendant 1-3/4"L. 2nd and 3rd items: Celadon colored hardstone bead necklace and detached pendant, jade or glass 15-1/2"L strand, 1-1/4" pendant. 4th item: Silver filigree ring with carved jade or celadon glass flower center. 5/16" H. 5th item: Silver bracelet with champleve enamel decoration, Chinese hallmark (partly rubbed). 6th item: Pair of dark green hardstone (possibly jade) earrings, circular shape with silver filigree mounts and coral beads. 2-1/2"L. All Chinese, late 19th to early 20th c. Condition: All items in good condition, Earrings have new pierced earring mounts added. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $620.00
	Lot 724: Mayna Treanor Avent Mountainous Watercolor Tennessee mountain landscape by Mayna Treanor Avent (1865-1959), watercolor on paper, signed lower left corner. Inscription en verso: "To be sent [or lent] to the Museum of Art on West End Avenue" (a likely reference to the old Nashville Museum of Art, whose collection is now housed at The Parthenon). Unframed. 10 3/4" H x 14 1/2" W. Early 20th century. Mayna Treanor Avent was born at Tulip Grove Mansion (across from the Hermitage), studied in Cincinnati and at the Julian Academy in Paris. Her work is in the collection of the Smithsonian Institute's National Portrait Gallery, The White House, and The Tennessee State Museum, Nashville. Her cabin studio was in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Source: James C. Kelley, "The South on Paper: Line, Color and Light" and The Tennessee Historical Quarterly, Winter 1987. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Unframed. Staining to top edge and upper right edge from adhesive formerly on back. Low Estimate: $200.00 – High Estimate: $300.00 Realized Price: $1,287.00
	Lot 727: East TN Bird Dog Painting Oil on board painting of two bird dogs pointing at grouse, signed lower right, J. L. Bible. Wooden paneled frame with gilt liner. Sight: 15-1/2" H x 19-1/2" W, Frame: 20-1/2" H x 24-1/2" W. East Tennessee, probably Greene County, early 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00 Realized Price: $176.00
	Lot 729: Ladies Brown Mink Jacket Ladies brown mink jacket, size small having three hidden closures and a York Furs, Buckhead Atlanta label. 20th century. Provenance: the estate of Margaret Wemyss Connor, Nashville, Tennessee. Condition: Very good condition. Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00 Realized Price: $403.00

May 18, 2013 Auction Catalogs

John — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 23:38:21 +0000

The auction starts at 9:30am EST, Saturday, May 18 in the historic Cherokee Mills building, 2240 Sutherland Ave., Knoxville, TN 37919. Preview Friday, May 17 from noon to 6:00 PM or by appointment. Over 725 lots from Southern collections and Tennessee estates. A non-internet Discovery Auction will follow the conclusion of the cataloged auction.

May 18 2013 Catalog with Internet Bidding via LiveAuctioneers.com

May 18 2013 Catalog with additional large photos

Bidding Forms, Printable Catalog, Shipping Information and Bank Letter of Guarantee form

Directions to the auction and hotels in the area

Appraisal Fair April 13, 2013 in Knoxville, TN to benefit East TN PBS

wray — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 23:14:53 +0000

Case Antiques, Inc. Auctions & Appraisals is proud to sponsor the annual East Tennessee PBS Antiques Appraisal Fair on Saturday, April 13. Have your treasures or yard sale finds appraised by the regions top appraisers while supporting your PBS member station. All proceeds go to East Tennessee PBS. Each appraised item will be $10. Membership to East Tennessee PBS starts at $30 and is not a requirement to participate in the Appraisal Fair.

The Appraisal Fair will be Saturday, April 13, 2013 from 9am to 3pm and will include the regions top appraisers reviewing items such as Fine Art, furniture, pottery, silver, folk art, musical instruments, toys, Civil War, autographs, Asian items, jewelry, books and more! Large, hard to move items can be appraised by printed photos or photos presented on iPads. Please take photos of front, back and bottom of items with closeups of signatures or markings.

The Appraisal Fair will be held at the historic Cherokee Mills Building, 2240 Sutherland Avenue, Knoxville, TN 37919 (link to directions below). Appraisers will include John Case, AAA Member and President of Case Antiques & Auctions, Sarah Drury, ISA Member and VP Decorative Arts with Case Antiques & Auctions, Harold Smiddy, of Sequoyah Antiques, Len de Rohan, Research and Cataloging, Case Antiques & Auctions, John Coleman, of Central Street Books in Knoxville, Civil War and regional antiques expert Malcolm Rogers and antique dealer and appraiser Scott Bishop. In addition to the local and regional appraisers, special guest appraiser, Lark Mason, a renowned Asian expert and regular on the Antiques Roadshow, will be appraising via live video feed from New York City.

PBS TV’s Antiques Roadshow will be visiting and filming in Knoxville for the first time on July 13, 2013. More information on tickets and volunteering for the event will be available at the April 13 Appraisal Fair.

MORE DETAILS:
More about Lark Mason
East Tennessee PBS
A Few Fantastic Finds from Previous Appraisal Fairs
GOOGLE Map Directions to Cherokee Mills:
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Decorative Arts Symposium at The Columbus Museum of Art in Columbus, Georgia on April 6, 2013

wray — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 17:57:45 +0000

American Renaissance to the Modern Age: A Woman’s Touch in the Visual Arts Symposium

The Columbus Museum of Art in Columbus, Georgia will host a Decorative Arts Symposium titled American Renaissance to the Modern Age: A Woman’s Touch in the Visual Arts on April 6, 2013 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. The symposium explores the depth of women’s influences in the arts, from the impact of Newcomb Pottery to the sculpture of Betsy Potter Vannoh, the innovative designs of Ray Eames, and the jewelry and metalwork of Marie Zimmerman. To register or receive more information, contact the Education Assistant by March 31 at 706-748-2562 ext. 650 or email sworley@columbusmuseum.com.

Case sponsoring Alcoa Kiwanis Antiques Appraisal Fair in Maryville, TN on Saturday, March 23, 2013

wray — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 13:31:23 +0000

Case Antiques, Inc. Auctions & Appraisals is proud to be co-sponsoring the annual Alcoa Kiwanis Club Antiques Appraisal Fair with The Daily Times newspaper.

The Appraisal Fair is set for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 23 at the Maryville First Baptist Church Family Life Center, 202 West Lamar Alexander Parkway, Maryville, TN, 37801. Appraisers will include John Case, President of Case Antiques, Harold Smiddy, of Sequoyah Antiques, Len de Rohan, Research and Cataloging, Case Antiques, John Coleman, of Central Street Books in Knoxville, Civil War and regional antiques expert Malcolm Rogers and antique dealer and appraiser Scott Bishop.

The cost for the appraisal of a first item will be $10, and additional appraisals may be purchased for $5 each. Tickets will be available at the door and may be purchased in advance from Alcoa Kiwanis. The club will also serve chili lunches and drinks at the Fair. All proceeds will be used to support these clubs’ charitable activities, including East Tennessee Children’s Hospital, Special Olympics and other youth activities in Blount County.

This year, antique guns, swords, knives and other weapons will be appraised. Any such weapons must be unloaded and will be checked upon entry. Parking lot appraisals of large items may also be arranged or you can bring photos for the appraisers to review.

MORE DETAILS:
More information at The Daily Times newspaper
Directions to First Baptist Church Family Life Center, Maryville, TN
Maryville First Baptist Church Family Life Center Website
Kiwanis Club of Alcoa Website
For information, contact David Duggan at 865-984-6551.

Case will have 2 appraisers at Nashville Public Television’s Appraisal Fair on Sunday, March 17, 2013

wray — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 20:24:57 +0000

Nashville Public Television’s
Antiques & Fine Arts Appraisal Day

Takes place on Sunday, March 17, from 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Radisson Hotel located at 1112 Airport Center Drive, Nashville, Tennessee 37214. John Case and Sarah Campbell Drury will be among the appraisers evaluating items.

Cost is $75 for up to 3 objects if you pre-register, $100 at the door. To register, visit http://wnpt.org/antiques/ or call the television station at 615-687-9938.

Potential treasure holders are free to bring items on their own, or partner with friends and make an outing of it. For example, three friends can each bring an item to qualify for the $75 level. We cannot discount or negotiate a price for 4 or 7 items. All proceeds directly support Nashville Public Television’s Educational, Cultural & Civic Programming.

Accepted items include silver, paintings, sculpture, textiles (quilts, samplers, etc.), pottery, furniture, Asian items, folk art, Southern decorative arts, books, documents, jewelry, musical instruments, porcelain, collectibles, dolls, glass, Civil War, coins and currency.

Please no arrowheads, burial material, Pre-Columbian items, ammunition or items that cannot be easily transported by one person. For large items, photographs are acceptable.

All transactions are non-refundable.

Free parking.

Will I have to stand in line?
Yes, you will have to stand and wait in line for a period of time. Please wear comfortable shoes.

Do you provide chairs for people while they wait?
There is a limited number of chairs at the event. You may sit on them, but they cannot be moved. If you or your guest has difficulty standing for long periods of time, please bring a small, lightweight and portable chair.

More detailed information available at WNPT Nashville Public Television Appraisal Fair page

Call 615-687-9938 or e-mail AppraisalDay@wnpt.org for more information.

You may also email questions regarding the event to sarah@caseantiques.com.

Case sponsoring Parrottsville, TN Appraisal Fair to benefit the Ruritan Club on March 9, 2013

wray — Tue, 19 Feb 2013 17:37:00 +0000

Case Antiques, Inc. Auctions & Appraisals is sponsoring the Parrottsville, TN Appraisal Fair to benefit the Ruritan Club on March 9, 2013. The Parrottsville Ruritan Club will host its inaugural Antique Appraisal Fair at Parrottsville Elementary School from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Appraisals are $5 per item or set (such as dishes). In addition to the appraisals, antique vendors will offer wide selections of items for purchase. There will also be a bake sale and lunch will be available for $5 per meal. For appraisal valuation on items that you cannot bring to the event such as large furniture or vast collections or porcelain or silver, please email photos by Friday, March 8 to photos@caseantiques.com, bring printed photos or bring photos we can view on a computer or iPad (Photos on phone may be too small to review).

EVENT DETAILS:
Event Location: Parrottsville Elementary School, 1901 Old Parrottsville HWY, Parrottsville, TN 37843
Event Date/Time: Saturday, March 9, 2013 from 10am to 3pm
For more information on the Appraisal Fair: Call 423-623-0035
More information on the Parrottsville Ruritan Club: Parrottsville Ruritan Club Website

Case Antiques, Auctions & Appraisals Partners with iGavel for Online-Only Auction – Bidding Ended Feb. 26

wray — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 23:03:54 +0000

Nashville Appraisal Fair Sunday, Feb. 17 featuring Sarah Drury, Case Antique’s VP of Decorative Arts

wray — Sun, 27 Jan 2013 22:28:53 +0000

Case Antiques, Inc. Auctions & Appraisals Vice President of Decorative Arts, Sarah Drury, will be among the appraisers participating in the Two Hearts Antiques and Crafts Show on Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013 at Two Rivers Mansion in Nashville. Objects may be brought in for evaluation from 1 pm to 4 pm for a fee of $5 each. Admission to the show is $5 for adults, $2 for children. More than 20 dealers will also be on hand selling antiques, art and crafts. For more information, visit www.friendsoftworivers.org or call 615-812-6096.

January 26, 2013 Auction Prices Realized

wray — Tue, 08 Jan 2013 21:19:45 +0000

Case Antiques » Antiques

May 18, 2013 Auction Highlights

Lot 1: Group of Asian Jewelry Items, Jade, Ivory & Ojime

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $527.00

Lot 2: 3 Chinese Kingfisher Ornaments

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00Realized Price: $620.00

Lot 5: Chinese Ceremonial Manchu Silk Ladies Robe

Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00Realized Price: $930.00

Lot 7: Bronze Bald Eagle sculpture, Chinese

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00Realized Price: $589.00

Lot 10: Grouping of 8 Carved Chinese Jade Articles

Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00Realized Price: $806.00

Lot 11: Pair of Japanese Imari Fish Platters

Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00Realized Price: $279.00

Lot 12: Pr. Large Imari Floor Vases w/ Crane Design

Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00Realized Price: $1,736.00

Lot 13: Bronze Mounted Imari Porcelain Bowl

Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00Realized Price: $585.00

Lot 14: Pr. of Large Chinese Famille Rose Ginger Jars

Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00Realized Price: $806.00

Lot 15: Chinese Export blue and white tureen, pierced cove

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00Realized Price: $439.00

Lot 16: Blue and white Chinese Export oval covered tureen

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $682.00

Lot 18: Two Chinese Export Armorial Dishes

Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00Realized Price: $322.00

Lot 19: 2 Chinese Export teapots – Famille Rose and Blue a

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $806.00

Lot 20: Chinese Flambe Vase w/ hardwood stand

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00Realized Price: $527.00

Lot 21: Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Dragon Charger

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $500.00Realized Price: $403.00

Lot 23: Chinese Famille Rose Handled Vase

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $936.00

Lot 24: Chinese Palace Scene Reverse Painting on Glass

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00Realized Price: $403.00

Lot 25: Royal Vienna Plate W/ Florentine Frame

Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $900.00Realized Price: $1,521.00

Lot 26: Amethyst Glass Centerpiece,Gilt Mounted

Low Estimate: $800.00 – High Estimate: $1,200.00Realized Price: $1,638.00

Lot 27: Pr. of Moser Mantle Lustres w/ Classical Motif

Low Estimate: $1,200.00 – High Estimate: $1,500.00Realized Price: $1,736.00

Lot 28: Pr. Classical Bronze Urns Mounted on Black Bases

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $400.00Realized Price: $351.00

Lot 29: Large 19th cent. Yellow Oval Tole Tray

Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00Realized Price: $341.00

Lot 30: Four 17th c. English or Dutch Brass Candlesticks

Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00Realized Price: $702.00

Lot 31: Two Pair 18th c. Brass Candlesticks

Low Estimate: $600.00 – High Estimate: $800.00Realized Price: $1,287.00

Lot 32: Four 17th c. English Brass Candlesticks

Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00Realized Price: $995.00

Lot 33: Portrait of Fannie Hatch Wemyss

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00Realized Price: $819.00

Lot 35: Aesthetic Movement Oil on Canvas Female Portrait

Low Estimate: $700.00 – High Estimate: $1,000.00Realized Price: $992.00

Lot 36: George Paice, Portrait of a Horse

Low Estimate: $1,500.00 – High Estimate: $1,800.00Realized Price: $1,984.00

Lot 37: Frank Stick Hunting Dog oil on canvas

Low Estimate: $5,000.00 – High Estimate: $8,000.00Realized Price: $12,400.00

Lot 39: Benson Bond Moore oil on board, April Landscape

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $350.00Realized Price: $380.00

Lot 40: Warren Sheppard Oil on Canvas, Venice Grand Canal

Low Estimate: $1,400.00 – High Estimate: $1,800.00Realized Price: $2,106.00

Lot 41: David Hicks, Pair of English oil landscapes

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $995.00

Lot 44: Robert Chailloux o/c, Still Life with tureen

Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $700.00Realized Price: $527.00

Lot 45: 6 Florentine Portraits of Old Masters, Grand Tour

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $468.00

Lot 49: Federal One Drawer Stand, original surface

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $468.00

Lot 50: Sheraton One Drawer Table With Rope Twist Legs

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00Realized Price: $620.00

Lot 53: Pr Queen Anne side chairs, serpentine stretchers

Low Estimate: $300.00 – High Estimate: $500.00Realized Price: $585.00

Lot 54: Baroque style carved and polychromed pedestals

Low Estimate: $500.00 – High Estimate: $800.00Realized Price: $819.00

Lot 57: 3.04 ct Round Brilliant Diamond Ring with GIA

Low Estimate: $25,000.00 – High Estimate: $30,000.00Realized Price: $37,440.00

Low Estimate: $400.00 – High Estimate: $600.00
Realized Price: $527.00

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Realized Price: $620.00

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Realized Price: $930.00

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Realized Price: $589.00

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Realized Price: $806.00

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Realized Price: $279.00

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Realized Price: $1,736.00

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Realized Price: $585.00

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Realized Price: $806.00

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Realized Price: $439.00

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Realized Price: $682.00

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Realized Price: $322.00

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Realized Price: $806.00

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Realized Price: $527.00

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Realized Price: $403.00

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Realized Price: $936.00

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Realized Price: $403.00

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Realized Price: $1,521.00

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Realized Price: $1,638.00

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Realized Price: $1,736.00

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Realized Price: $351.00

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Realized Price: $341.00

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Realized Price: $702.00

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Realized Price: $1,287.00

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Realized Price: $995.00

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Realized Price: $819.00

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Realized Price: $992.00

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Realized Price: $1,984.00

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Realized Price: $12,400.00

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Realized Price: $380.00

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Realized Price: $2,106.00

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Realized Price: $995.00

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Realized Price: $527.00

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Realized Price: $468.00

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Realized Price: $468.00

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Realized Price: $620.00

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Realized Price: $585.00

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Realized Price: $819.00

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Realized Price: $37,440.00

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Realized Price: $1,240.00

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Realized Price: $1,989.00

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Realized Price: $1,521.00

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Realized Price: $1,053.00

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Realized Price: $1,364.00

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Realized Price: $4,329.00

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Realized Price: $585.00

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Realized Price: $497.00

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Realized Price: $3,100.00

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Realized Price: $497.00

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Realized Price: $497.00

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Realized Price: $351.00

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Realized Price: $176.00

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Realized Price: $878.00

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Realized Price: $293.00

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Realized Price: $310.00

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Realized Price: $234.00

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Realized Price: $372.00

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Realized Price: $761.00

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Realized Price: $936.00

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Realized Price: $279.00

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Realized Price: $682.00

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Realized Price: $744.00

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Realized Price: $644.00

Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00
Realized Price: $468.00

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Realized Price: $410.00

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Realized Price: $3,276.00

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Realized Price: $2,808.00

Low Estimate: $100.00 – High Estimate: $200.00
Realized Price: $176.00

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Realized Price: $439.00

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Realized Price: $2,223.00

Low Estimate: $350.00 – High Estimate: $450.00
Realized Price: $527.00

Low Estimate: $225.00 – High Estimate: $325.00
Realized Price: $527.00

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Realized Price: $497.00

Low Estimate: $250.00 – High Estimate: $350.00
Realized Price: $761.00