Jan 26, 2013 Auction Highlights

Custom wrought platinum engagement ring with 4.90 oval modified brilliant cut diamond in the center, in classic setting with four tapered baguette shape diamonds (two on each side), and “split” prongs on the center diamond. The oval diamond measures 12.53 x 10.38 x 6.09 mm and is G color, VS2 clarity. Polish: Very good; Symmetry: Very good. Total depth: 58.7%; Table size: 62%. Girdle: Very thin to medium, faceted. Culet: Small. Fluorescence: Strong Blue. The tapered baguettes have a total weight of approximately 1.02 carats and are approximately G color and approximately VS1-VS2 clarity. The setting was made by Martin Flyer Designs. Size 5 1/2. Together with a GIA report number 2155132036, dated December 12, 2012. Condition: See description for diamonds. Mounting in excellent condition. [See more photos →]

George David Coulon (American/Louisiana, 1823-1904), oil on panel landscape painting depicting Fort Macomb, Chef Menteur Pass. A brick building sits atop the moated hill, with a wooden structure in the foreground and a bridge faintly visible at left. Signed and dated lower right “G.D. Coulon 86”. Remnants of old label on verso reading: “Fort Macomb Chef Menteur, __ view taken from the residence of the officer in charge, sketched by Coulon June 12 __ .” Later pen inscription “Menton” underneath. Later wooden frame with gilt rabbet edge. Sight: 11″ x 17″. Framed: 15″ x 21″. Provenance: A Nashville, Tennessee estate. Note: Fort Macomb was a pre- Civil War fort, built to defend the city of New Orleans and located within what is now the city limits, on the western shore of Chef Menteur Pass. After the War of 1812’s Battle of New Orleans revealed weaknesses in the country’s coastal defenses, President James Monroe ordered better fortifications built along the Gulf and Atlantic Coasts; this one was intended to protect the water route from the Gulf of Mexico to the western shore of Lake Pontchartrain. Designed by French engineer Simon Bernard, the brick fort was built in 1822 at the site of an earlier fort called Fort Chef Monteur. It was named Fort Wood in 1827 and renamed in 1851 for Major General Alexander Macomb (1782-1841), commanding general of the U.S. Army from 1828-1841. The fort was occupied by a Confederate garrison in 1861 at the start of the Civil War and retaken by Union troops after the capture of New Orleans, but not before Confederate soldiers destroyed the guns and burned the wooden structures. It was decommissioned in 1871 and the fort and its lands are now owned by the State of Louisiana. George David Coulon was born in France and became a prominent painter of portraits and landscapes in New Orleans in the late 19th century. He was a founder of the Southern Art Union and the Artists Association of New Orleans. CONDITION: Overall very good condition. Faint scratch at left side near tree, few light spots of grime and inclusions. Former areas of craquelure abrasion in sky area (recently cleaned). Later frame has some gilt wear at rabbet edge and a ding on central lower edge. [See more photos →]

Edouard Cortes (French, 1882-1969) oil on canvas street scene, depicting an early 20th century view of pedestrians, horse drawn carriages and streetcars along the Quai du Louvre in Paris. Signed lower right. Housed in the original carved gilt wood frame. Sight – 12 3/8″ H x 17 3/8″ W. Framed – 20″ H x 25″ W. Provenance: Deaccessioned by The Knoxville Museum of Art for the acquisition fund. Biography: Édouard Leon Cortès, 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: Painting in excellent condition. Frame with minor abrasions to the perimeter. [See more photos →]

Large framed classical Chinese hand scroll, ink and color on silk, in the style of Chen Juzhong (a court painter from Nanjing in the 1201-1204 period). Depicting a Chinese official in his home, receiving petitions from the local people with his attendants at the entrance of the home and females with children in the private area of the home engaging in various social activities. Signed in black lower left “Ju-Zhong” with seven additional red collector’s seals. Housed in a deep gilt shadow box frame. Qing Dynasty. Sight – 13 1/4″ H x 89 3/4″ W. Framed – 17″ H x 93 1/2″ W. Provenance: Purchased at a liquidation auction in Chattanooga, TN of the Krystal Corporate Headquarters contents. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Early 19th century schoolgirl landscape theorem on velvet, depicting a large building with bell tower set atop a hill. It and several smaller buildings overlook a river, with three men in a boat loaded with barrels sailing past. Old note taped verso reads “For Minerva Evans Hoge. Painted by Minerva French Boyd while a student at the Moravian College in Winston Salem N.C. about the year 1820 – her great-great aunt.” Later giltwood and composition molded frame with brown mat. 12″ x 16″ sight, 21″ x 24″ framed. Also included is a framed copy of an 1865 presidential pardon, granted by Andrew Johnson to another ancestor of Minerva Hoge, Joseph H. Hoge of Giles County, Virginia, for his participation in “the late rebellion against the government of the United States.” 19″ x 30″, framed. Note: upon leaving school in Salem, Minerva French married Col. Thomas Jefferson Boyd of Albemarle County, Virginia, the law partner of her brother-in-law Judge David McComas. The couple lived in Evansham, Va., and Thomas Boyd helped lay out the town which would eventually come to be called Wytheville; in fact he became known as “The Father of Wytheville” due to his civic involvement (source: the Thomas Jefferson Boyd papers, Special Collections, Louisiana State University). Thomas and Minerva had several children, including David French Boyd, who moved to Louisiana and founded Louisiana State University. (Their son Thomas Duckett Boyd also served as President of that University). The scene depicted in the theorem has not been identified. It may show a building familiar to Minerva French which no longer exists, or may have been drawn from a print of the period depicting a faraway location. Condition: Velvet is adhered to acidic paperboard stock, which has caused some overall discoloration. Scattered tiny stains and areas of wear/loss. Losses to molding on frame. [See more photos →]

Large archive of 1864 Presidential election ballots from Ohio for soldiers voting in the field. A variety of ballot designs and counties are represented for the Lincoln – Johnson ballot as well as the McClellan – Pendleton ticket. Approximately 175 of the Lincoln/Johnson ballots depict Lady Liberty wielding the Union sword. Ohio counties represented with this ballot design include Darke, Lake, Morgan, and Vinton counties. Paper spacers between some of these ballots are titled Hospital Charleston, Alexandria VA, Barracks No 1 Louisville KY, Battery 8 Dv Art. Vicksburg Miss. One Darke Co. ballot reads, "As I fight so I vote + no compromise with copperheads of the North or Rebels of the South. Verso – "Loyal hands and Earnest hearts only to be trusted. Let us abide by our Faith + do our duty Nobely. Sol. R. Smith". Additional inscriptions on backs of ballots include "The union now and forever", "Adams 19th Regt…", "William H. Lennent (?sp) Co J 94 OVI", "Company A114 Ohio". Additional Lincoln/Johnson ballot designs include one ballot with the Union flag atop a globe, 4 ballots with the Union flag only, one from Darke Co. with an eagle design, approx. 20 ballots from Fairfield Co. and Darke Co. with no design, 20 ballots with no design on yellow paper from Morgan Co., 3 larger ballots with a three color (red, white, blue) ballot with crossed flags, drums, cannon, swords, stacked rifles and a winged eagle. Additional Lincoln/Johnson ballots include 10 Lake Co. handwritten ballots and 2 Clarke Co. handwritten ballots. Of the 32 McClellan/Pendleton ballots, 16 have the McClellan portrait design, 3 from Morgan Co. include one with the plow design and a couple with two different eagle designs, 12 Vinton Co. ballots with an eagle design, and one handwritten Lake Co. McClellan/Pendleton ballot. Lincoln was victorious in winning the state of Ohio in the 1864 Presidential election. Condition: Condition – overall in very good condition. The three ballots with red, white, and blue colors have more folds and tears at the margin than others. Almost all ballots have a small hole in the center as a result of the tallying process, minor folds and tears at the margins, some toning. [See more photos →]

Dutch School, oil on canvas still life. A profusion of flowers in an urn with cherub decoration, sitting atop a plinth. Another urn sits on a pedestal in the background while a butterfly perches on its base. Unsigned. Remnants of a 19th century gallery label on stretcher, visible en verso. Housed in a molded gilt wood frame. Canvas size 30" x 25", framed 35" x 30". Provenance: private Murfreesboro, Tennessee collection. Possibly 18th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some light cracquelure. Old relining done likely during the 19th century. [See more photos →]

Joseph Delaney (Tennessee/New York, 1904-1991) oil on canvas self-portrait, signed and dated lower left "Jos Delaney, 1933". On reverse side is a floral still life, possibly also painted by the artist. Housed in a simple wooden frame. Sight – 18 3/8" H x 15 5/84" W. Framed – 22 3/4" H x 19 1/4" W. Formerly exhibited at The Ewing Gallery in Knoxville, Tennessee; University of Tennessee Department of Art label en verso. Note: this is the only known oil on canvas self-portrait of Delaney, who was born in Knoxville in 1904. He and his older brother, Beauford, discovered their interest in art by drawing on Sunday School cards. In 1930, Joseph left Tennessee for New York where Beauford was also working as an artist, and enrolled in the Art Students League under the tutelage of Thomas Hart Benton and Alexander Brooke. The subject matter he found there, including the city's landmarks and its people, are the images for which he is best known. In 1986, Delaney returned to Knoxville to live and was artist-in-residence for the University of Tennessee Art Department until his death in 1991. Delaney's works are included in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Chicago Art Institute, The Knoxville Museum of Art, and The Smithsonian American Art Museum. Biography courtesy of Frederick C. Moffatt. Condition: Overall very good condition with some grime. Abrasions to wood frame. [See more photos →]

Small framed mountain landscape watercolor, signed Krutch (Charles Krutch, Tennessee, 1849-1934), lower left corner and titled in pencil “The Chimneys, Indian Gap Trail”. Krutch, a member of a prominent and artistic Knoxville family, was best known for his Smoky Mountain landscapes. Housed in a Knaffl & Bro. original gilt frame. Painting – 6 3/4″ H x 4 3/4″ W. Sight – 7 1/2″ H x 5 1/4″ W. Framed – 12 1/2″ H x 10″ W. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Painting overall excellent condition with slight toning. Mounting paper for painting, overall toning. Not examined out of frame. [See more photos →]

Large James Wiley Wallace (J. W. Wallace, Knoxville, 1852-1921) oil on canvas of a pastoral scene depicting a herd of sheep and winding stream in the foreground and dwellings in the left background. Signed J. W. Wallace 1907 in the lower right corner. Provenance – descended through the Gagg estate of Knoxville, TN. Sight 35 5/8" x 17 5/8", frame 40 3/4" x 22 1/2". Note – J. W. Wallace played a prominent role in the Knoxville art scene at the turn of the 20th century. He had no fewer than 16 original works exhibited at the 1910 Appalachian Exposition of Fine Art in Knoxville in addition to 7 monotypes. James Wiley Wallace was the son of W.W. Wallace, an ardent secessionist. James was a 1876 graduate of the University of Tennessee. In addition to being an artist who depicted rural life and regional history, he served as editor and chief of the Knoxville Daily Tribune from 1880-1887 and a justice of the peace in the mid 1890s. An interesting 1882 Harrisburg, PA newspaper article references a street encounter between William Rull, editor of the Republican "Chronicle" and Wallace, editor of the Democratic "Tribune". The Knoxville street altercation stemmed from a derogatory article written by Rull about Wallace. Rull struck Wallace and Wallace responded by drawing a revolver and firing at Rull, missing him. Condition: A few small inpainted spots in the left sky (less than 1/16" diameter) and crackelure in the left sky area. Retains the original stretcher, untouched canvas, period frame by Gagg of Knoxville but not original. [See more photos →]

152 pieces of Reed & Barton "Francis I" sterling flatware including 12 salad forks, 16 dinner forks, 10 cocktail forks, 9 small ice cream forks, 22 teaspoons, 10 tablespoons, 10 iced-tea spoons, 6 soup spoons, 8 demitasse spoons, 5 melon spoons, 23 dinner knives, 8 steak knives (boxed), 8 butter knives, 1 lemon fork, 1 pierced serving spoon, 1 small pierced cold meat serving fork, 1 jelly server and 1 pierced salad serving fork. Most pieces are engraved with "McNabb" on the reverse of the handle. 4 1/4" L to 9 1/4" L. 152.37 weighable troy ounces. Condition: Most pieces in very good condition with general wear. Two teaspoons with wear to edges, one with bending to bowl. [See more photos →]

Two Civil War era ambrotypes, one with lock of hair, depicting Confederate soldier F.M. Sconyers of Alabama, who served in the 59th Regiment, Alabama Infantry. One ambrotype shows Sconyers in his Confederate uniform with sword, the other shows him at an earlier age, clean-shaven. This lot also includes a folk art drawing with hand and tree images and partial letter from F.M. Sconyers to Miss India Sconyers, dated March 11, 1864. Note: F.M. Sconyers is likely Private Francis M. Sconyers of Coosa County. He served in Hilliard's Legion, which operated in Tennessee for much of the Civil War. Hilliard's Legion saw action at the Battles of Cumberland Gap and Chickamauga, where it lost 45 percent of the 902 engaged. Condition: Earlier ambrotype missing front case cover, back case with wear. A line of discoloration to left side. Civil War ambrotype with discoloration to left side of face and upper left margin. Note with some losses to upper left corner, overall toning and blue ink stain to upper right corner. [See more photos →]

Harpers Ferry Model 1855 Percussion rifle – musket manufactured at the Harpers Ferry, Virginia armory in 1860. The lock has the Maynard tape primer and the magazine door is stamped with an eagle and shield motif. The barrel has a long range rear sight with a folding leaf. The iron block front sight front sight also serves as a stud for a socket bayonet. Walnut stock with iron patch box and numbers in yellow paint on stock in front of patch box “P9″(?sp). The rifle – musket retains the tulip head ramrod and has three barrel bands. The original clean out screw is also retained with the original leather strap. Lock plate is dated 1860 and “U.S. Harpers Ferry” in front of primer magazine. The top barrel flat is dated 1859. The left barrel flat is stamped with “VP” and an eagle head design inspection mark. “US”stamped on the heel of the buttplate in front of the buttplate screw. The left stock flat is stamped with an inspection mark and the barrel bands are stamped with a “U” facing the muzzle. Early crude initials “A B” carved into stock in front of buttplate. Overall length 55 7/8″, 40″ barrel length. Note – this rifle – musket descended through the family of Captain William Geary, 109th and 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Condition: Stock, barrel and mounts, and leather strap all retain the original surface. Light oxidation to “National Armory Bright” surface. [See more photos →]

Bebe Jumeau, Incised Depose model, petite size 4 (12-1/2") with blonde mohair wig, cork pate, bisque head and neck, incised Depose in block letters, E 4 J with red check mark. Brown paperweight eyes, painted lashes and eyebrows, closed mouth with thin modeled white space between shaded and accented lips, pierced ears with faux diamond and filigree dangle earrings. Jointed, straight wristed composition body stamped Jumeau Medaille D'Or Paris. Wearing a red velvet coat with crochet lace trim, ivory lace trimmed pantaloons and black stockings, brown shoes with silver buckles, impressed "2" on soles. French, circa 1885. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Fine quality head in very good condition. Small hairline to composition body at upper shoulder near neck, small chips/wear to fingers, rope connection broken on left hip socket, slight thinning to wig, small hole in pantaloons, slight fading to coat, some wear to shoes. [See more photos →]

Chinese Famille Rose vase, bottle form having all over cranes amidst clouds decoration, central band with shou (longevity) marks and ruyi head border to rim and base. Red Kuang Hse mark to base. 15 1/2″ H. 20th century/modern. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Henry (Hy) Hintermeister (American, 1897-1972) oil on canvas painting of a mother bear and two cubs wandering into a campsite. A man cooking over a campfire in the foreground yells out his surprise as a man in the tent behind him emerges in his undershirt, startled. A mountain and lake with cabin at the shoreline are visible in the background. Signed Hy Hintermeister lower right. Primitive wood frame. 21" x 27" canvas, 25-1/2" x 31-1/2" framed. Provenance: a Middle Tennessee estate. Biography (courtesy of Askart): Henry Hintermeister was the son of John Henry Hintermeister, a noted illustrator. The father and son worked together as a duo from the 1890s to 1940s, painting storytelling scenes about American life that led to comparisons with Norman Rockwell. As a solo artist, Hintermiester was also known for his depictions of animals, particularly wildlife. Condition: Generally good condition, recently cleaned, with 1/8" area of flaking on tent. [See more photos →]

Beulah Tomlinson (active Provincetown, Massachussetts, mid 20th century) color white-line wood block prints, fruit still life and floral arrangement. 1st item – White line wood cut block print depicting a fruit still life. Signed in pencil lower left and dated 10/30/56. Unframed. 11 1/2" x 11 3/4" W. 2nd item – White line wood cut block print depicting a floral arrangement. Signed in pencil lower right and dated 9/21/55. Unframed. 15 3/4" x 11 3/4" W. Lot also includes original signed sketchbook cover measuring 13 3/4" x 17" H. 3rd item – White line wood cut block print depicting bird. Signed in pencil lower left and dated 2/14/56. Unframed. 16 1/4" x 13 1/4" W. 4th item – White line wood cut block print depicting a crouching nude woman. Signed in pencil lower right and dated 9/10/55. Unframed. 10 3/4" x 13 1/8" W. Condition: Overall toning to all prints. Some losses to margin edges of 1st and 2nd print. Some spotting to 3rd and 4th prints. [See more photos →]

Semi-Antique Manchester Kashan Carpet, central Persia, second quarter 20th century, 12'6" x 8'10", red field with repeating pattern of weeping willows in blue, ivory and gold. Deaccessioned by Belmont Mansion Association (Nashville) to benefit the acquisitions fund. Condition: Overall good condition. Moderate wear to left side of center. Please note that the color is not bright red as shown in the photos. It is more in the rose tones. [See more photos →]

10 Early Victorian Christmas figural candle lights or lanterns of various colors. Also referred to as Illumination lamps. Includes four male figural lights with two different faces (one marked on bottom Eclipse Lamp British Made, three with marks but difficult to discern), five female figural lights with three figural lights depicting Queen Victoria (all marked Hearn Wright & Co Makers London) , and one owl light (marked Hearn Wright & Co), hole at bottom possibly for receiving a candle shaft. Height ranging 3 3/8" to 4 3/8". Late 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition with owl having roughness to rim, a couple of other lights having very minor roughness to rim edge. Amber bearded male light has a break to tip of the nose and a crack in the forehead. [See more photos →]

American Ornithology: or The Natural History of the Birds of the United States. Illustrated with Plates engraved and colored from original drawings taken from nature by Alexander Wilson. Philadelphia, Published by Bradford and Inskeep. Printed by Robert and William Carr. Volumes in group are: Volume II, published 1810; Volume IV, published 1811; Volume V, published 1812; Volume VI, published 1812; Volume VII, published 1813; Volume IX, published 1814. Each signed on the title page, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (1746-1825), prominent South Carolina statesman and delegate at the Constitutional Convention. Volumes V, VI and IX also signed "JE Holbrook" for John Edwards Holbrook (1796-1871), husband of Harriott Pinkney Rutledge and author of North American Herpetology, or a Description of the Reptiles inhabiting the United States. (14-1/8" x 11" x 4-3/4" total Depth) Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Volumes in poor condition. Covers chipped, faded and edgeworn and pages with heavy foxing. Cover binding of Vol. IX broken. Colors of images in good condition. Ghost image of signatures on opposite page. [See more photos →]

Pair of Middle Tennessee oil on canvas portraits, the subjects U.S. Representative from Tennessee Charles Ready and his wife Martha, both signed Sara Ward Conley (Tennessee, 1859-1944) and housed in matching elaborate ebonized frames with applied classical hand-carved decoration. Note: Both of these paintings were documented by the Tennessee Portrait Project in 2004. They are circa 1925 copies of originals (whose whereabouts are currently unknown). 1st item: three-quarter length portrait of Rep. Charles Ready, depicted with a gold-tipped cane in his left hand. A red drapery column is visible behind him. Signed at right. 35-1/2" x 28-1/2" canvas, 45" x 38" framed. 2nd item: three quarter length portrait of Martha Alvoid Strong Ready, wearing an evening dress with low neck. Her elbow rests on a chair and behind her is a draped window with landscape beyond. Signed lower right. 35" x 28" canvas, 33" x 37-1/2" framed. Note: Charles Ready was admitted to the bar in 1825 and commenced a law practice in Murfeesboro, the same year he married Martha Alvoid Strong of Knoxville. Ready served two terms as mayor of Murfreesboro. He was elected to the Tennessee legislature in 1835 and became a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Tennessee's 5th Congressional District in 1853. He served until 1859, when he returned to Murfreesboro and became a judge. (In 1862, the Ready's daughter, also named Martha, married Captain John Hunt Morgan of Kentucky. Their wedding was one of the greatest social events of the Confederacy, but Morgan was killed in action less than 2 years later). Both Charles and Martha Ready died in Murfreesboro in the 1870s. Sara Ward Conley, a noted Nashville artist of the 19th and early 20th century, was born in 1859 to Dr. William and Eliza Ward. Her father founded Ward Seminary (a school for young women), where she was educated. Conley received scholarships to study art in Paris and Rome and later returned to Tennessee where she worked as an art teacher and painter of portraits and murals. in 1896 she was named architect of the Woman's Building for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. She also chaired the Centennial Arts Committee. A battle with typhoid fever left her confined to a wheelchair for the last 47 years of her life, but she taught art until her death in 1944. (Source: the Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture). Condition: Martha Ready portrait: Areas of light flaking in the upper right quadrant near her ear, and in background and scattered minute flakes on her dress, yellowing of varnish, overall light craquelure. Charles Ready portrait: Black light examination reveals 5 inch by 5 inch area of professional restoration to left upper quadrant encompassing the subject's right ear and hair. Few small scattered abrasions to canvas. Canvas is backed with cardboard and has not been examined under cardboard. Both portraits have minor losses to the carved elements on the frames. [See more photos →]

North Carolina salt-glazed jug, stamped "W. W. Ballard Dockery, N.C." (1852 – 1894). Pulled handle with concentric rings around the upper bulbous midsection and incised "2" denoting gallon capacity. 13" H. Condition: Overall excellent condition with one bung mark to the side. [See more photos →]

Ladies girandole style brooch/pendant with oval center drop, total of 120 diamonds in a setting stamped 18K white gold with bright polish finish. 3-1/2" x 1-78" overall. 20th century. Total weight of diamonds: 5.33 ct. Total weight 13.5 dwt. Included is a February 2012 appraisal for retail replacement value of $9,385. Condition: Good condition. [See more photos →]

Cast iron lawn or garden ornament in the form of a recumbent whippet dog, possibly J.W. Fiske foundry of New York. 17"H x 38"L x 10"D. Late 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Very good condition with minor wear and oxidation. [See more photos →]

George Wesley Bellows (American, 1882 – 1925) lithograph titled "Dance in a Madhouse". Depicting patients dancing at the State Hospital in Columbus, Ohio with other patients seated and observing the dancers. Pencil numbered lower left margin "11" and pencil signed lower right margin "Geo Bellows, Y. B. B.". Additionally signed "Geo. Bellows" in the plate. Sight – 18 1/2" H x 24 3/8" W. Sheet – 21 1/4" H x 26 1/4" W. Created 1917. Condition: Creases.Margins on reverse side taped. Corner of lower left margin torn. Water stain to upper right margin with overall light toning. [See more photos →]

Folk art portrait oil on canvas of a blonde boy holding a black cat with green eyes seated in a turned ladder back armchair against a dark red background. Unframed with old stretcher, tack nails for canvas include square head nails. 27 7/8" H x 23" W. 2nd quarter 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Unframed with rubbing to edges. Inpainting to left side of boy's head. Repaired tear upper right corner. Hole to right margin. Loss to black paint lower margin. [See more photos →]

John Arnold Alfred Wheeler (British 1821-1903) oil on board painting of red fox hunting a family of rabbits. Signed lower right. Molded gilt frame. Christie's auction label en verso. Sight: 9-1/4" H x 11-1/4 "W, frame: 12-/4" H x 16-3/8" W. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Painting loose in frame. Minor chips to edges. [See more photos →]

Leonardo Nierman (New York/Mexican, b. 1932) mid-century abstract bronze sculpture on an ebonized base, signed and numbered VI/VI. 13"H x 15"W x 11"D. 20th century. Condition: Scattered rough spots on edges, overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Large selection of stone fruit, painted marble or alabaster, including cherries, oranges, plums, pears, walnuts, pomegranates, lemons, strawberries, apples, banana, onion, plum, apricot and variety of figs, and grapes. 1/2" to 8" L. Approximately 44 pieces. Contained in an early 20th c. pine wooden tray (19 x 13 x 4). Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All in good condition with minor surface abrasions to some. [See more photos →]

After Andy Warhol (American, 1928-1987), "The Souper Dress," designed with the iconic Campbell's Soup can image. Retains the original paper label. Comprised of 80% cellulose, 20% cotton. Uncut, 36” in length. Condition: Very good condition with scattered small round areas of light toning to white background, mostly at top near neckline and shoulders; all-over creasing from folding; one 5/8” long vertical thinning that varies between 1/16th” and 1/8th” wide at inside upper back neck edge and two tiny pin holes also at inside upper back neck edge. [See more photos →]

19th Century English school painting depicting a prize bull or cow in a landscape setting with mansion in the background. Unsigned. Housed in a wood frame, grain painted to resemble figured maple, with gilt rabbet edge. Old sales label for John E. Parkerson & Co. Houston, Texas en verso. 19" x 26" canvas size, 24" x 32" framed. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Allover light cracquelure, few areas of light surface bloom, overall good condition. Few light abrasions to frame. [See more photos →]

Werner Wildner (German/Nashville, Tennessee, 1925-2004), oil on canvas grisaille painting of a cemetery scene. A raven perches atop a tombstone engraved “Here Lies Elias Row 54 Years.” Signed with W in circle monogram on a tombstone, lower right. Later silvered and ebonized molded frame. 13-1/2″ x 9-1/2″ sight, 17-1/2″ x 13-1/2″ framed. Biography: Werner Wildner was born in Germany but moved to Detroit with his family as a child and, as a teenager, to Nashville. After serving in the army, he studied 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. Surreal scenes, whimsical animals and fantastical, often grotesque creatures were recurring elements of his work. Wildner met with critical and commercial success after a 1962 exhibit of his art at what is now known as the Cheekwood Museum of Art in Nashville. 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: Deep 1-1/4″ scratch and a few light abrasions on main tombstone, a couple of small scattered marks to sky. [See more photos →]

Ames Model 1850 Staff and Field Officers Sword having a shark skin handle with twisted brass wire wrap, brass half basket guard with open work and "US". Blade is etched two thirds of length with floral and scroll motifs and spread wing eagle on obverse. Floral military trophy designs and large script US on reverse. Faint Ames logo visible at base of blade. Steel painted scabbard with brass throat having acanthus leaves and American shield. Additional mounts with oak leaves and acorn designs. The lower mount with scroll and foliate designs. Sword 38" length overall, 32" length blade. Condition: Sword blade with engraving evenly worn. Blade smooth and gray with no rusting or pitting. Regulation style hilt retains approx. 90% of the original gold wash and the wrapped sharkskin grip is excellent. Steel scabbard has an old coat of brown coat with no visible dents with minor pitting near bottom. [See more photos →]

Tennessee walnut sugar chest, poplar secondary wood, with figured veneered drawer. Dovetailed case, brass escutcheon, and ring turned legs. 28" H x 25 3/4" W x 15 5/8" D. Circa 1830. Possibly East TN, found in Greene County. Condition: Replaced divider, feet cut down, old refinish, veneer on drawer split, crack and losses to edge of top, replaced knobs, losses to lower right corner of drawer and front right leg. [See more photos →]

Oil on canvas landscape depicting a young girl in Rococo style dress in a forest setting, signed lower right Nicola Marschall and dated 18–. Antique, possibly original lemon-gilt molded frame. 24" x 20" sight, 28-1/2" x 24-1/2" framed. Nicola Marschall (German-American, 1829-1917), is best known for his portraits and his design of the Confederate Flag which became known as the "Stars and Bars." A German immigrant, he came to Mobile, Alabama in 1849 to live with a relative, and joined the staff of the Marion Female Seminary, where he taught art as well as music and language to young ladies. He moved to Louisville, Kentucky in 1873 where he remained until his death in 1917. Condition: Relined with a couple of small repairs visible from back. [See more photos →]

Grouping of books belonging to the Devault Family of the Devault Tavern, Washington County, Tennessee. Books include 1) Encyclopedia of Geography, Vols. II and III; 2) Murray's English Grammar, 1829; 3) Devault family Bible published by The American Bible Society, 1829; 4) Wilkin's Elements of Astronomy; and 5) Ainsworth's Dictionary of English & Latin, 1831, which contains several pencil drawn figures and male heads. Sizes range between 9-3/8" x 6-1/8" and 6-5/8" x 4-1/8". Provenance: Devault Tavern, Washington County, TN. Condition: Most in overall good condition with acceptable wear. Schoolbooks with owner's names and some scribble. Family Bible with most wear, spine detached from pages, wear and losses to cover, especially to corners. [See more photos →]

Gorham sterling silver flatware service for 12, Camellia (also known as Camilla) pattern, including 12 salad forks, 12 forks, 12 knives, 15 teaspoons, 8 ice tea spoons, 3 serving spoons, 1 sugar spoon, 1 butter knife, 1 jelly serving spoon, and 1 relish serving spoon. 71.535 weighable troy ounces, 66 pcs total. Condition: All very good condition with some scratching. [See more photos →]

12 silver dinner knives in the rare private English royal die pattern known as Adelaide, maker's mark Mary Chawner, London, 1837-38. 10-7/8"L. The blades are stamped Garrard and are likely plated steel. The shaped foliate scroll hollow sterling handles feature the royal crown chased in relief on both sides and are engraved with the monogram AR for Queen Adelaide, the consort of King William IV. The couple married in 1818, and none of their children survived infancy. The King died in 1837, and his niece Victoria was made Queen while Adelaide lived an active retirement, travelling extensively in Britain and abroad. She died in 1849; the city of Adelaide, Australia, is named for her. Mary Chawner was one of the relatively few female silversmiths of the period. Her father, brother and husband were all silversmiths as well, and she took over her husband's business when he died in 1834. For related pieces in this flatware pattern, see Christie's, lot #44, April 13, 1995 and Lawrence's Auction, UK, lot #17, April 12, 2011. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall excellent condition with some light wear and dark spots to the blades, light wear to relief elements and monograms on the handles, scattered minute dents and scratches. [See more photos →]

Ladies' Art Deco period 18k white gold (tested, not marked) oval pendant with central bezel set oval standard brilliant cut natural blue sapphire (approx. weight .78 ct), 28 baguette cut blue sapphires and 59 round cut diamonds. Total weight colored stones: 1.34 carat. Total weight diamonds: .92 carat. Total weight of Brooch: 4.60 dwt. Bail is white metal, does not test as gold. Included is a February 2012 appraisal for retail replacement value of $3,075. Condition: Good condition. [See more photos →]

20th century Scottish oil on canvas depicting two figures, one fly fishing and the other observing while leaning on a cane. Red marker en verso partially reads "At the turn of the light. The ___ Park." 9-1/2"H x 13-3/8" W. Framed – 15"H x 19-1/8"W. Provenance: Purchased in Scotland in 1977. Condition: Overall craquelure. [See more photos →]

Older set of Gorham sterling silver flatware in the Chantilly pattern. 68 pieces including 8 dinner forks, 8 luncheon or salad forks, 8 teaspoons, 6 dinner knives, 6 luncheon knives (all knives with silverplated blades), 8 small pie or salad forks, 6 salad/fish forks, 4 chocolate spoons, 3 table/serving spoons, 1 gravy/cream ladle, 1 junior/tea fork, 1 pickle fork, 1 infant feeding spoon and a baby spoon & fork. Most monogrammed M. 66.22 oz troy total combined weight (excluding knives). Housed in a mahogany box lined with tarnish resistant cloth. Condition: Some wear and oxidation to silverplated blades on knives, one place spoon has a dented bowl. Other pieces in excellent condition. [See more photos →]

14k yellow gold Victorian tassel bracelet with black enamel decorated faux buckle clasp. Monogrammed under buckle, OBP Christmas 1871. 9-7/8" L overall x 5/8" W link bracelet x 13/16" W buckle. 42.3 grams. Condition: Overall excellent condition. [See more photos →]

A large Eugene Buccini (Italian, Late 19th/20th century) oil on canvas titled "Aurora," after the original by Guido Reni, located in the Palazzo Rospigliosi, Italy. Signed lower left. Housed in a gilt wood frame. Sight – 25" H x 58 3/4" W. Framed – 29 3/4" H x 62 1/2" W. Circa 1911. Provenance: Deaccessioned by The Knoxville Museum of Art for the acquisition fund. Condition: Overall light cracklure. Slight waviness to canvas. [See more photos →]

Lalique crystal swan, clear and frosted etched glass, signed Lalique France under tail and numbered on base, 500139. 10"H x 7-1/4"W wingspan x 12-1/4"L. 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Pair of Shenandoah Valley, Virginia cast iron figural andirons, possibly from the Redwell Furnace located near Luray (which operated under various names until at least 1840). Finials cast in the form of men's heads, over architectural column style shafts and cabriole legs. 13-3/8" H x 14" D. For a similar example, see The Regional Arts of the Early South: A Sampling from the Collection of the Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts by John Bivins and Forsyth Alexander, p. 136. 2nd Quarter 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with later paint and/or varnish added. [See more photos →]

Circle of Charles Webster Hawthorne (American, 1872-1930), oil on canvas half-length portrait of a woman with dark hair wearing a ruffled light blue shirt and dark jacket with reddish collar, set against an aquamarine background. Narrow gilt molded frame. Being sold by Cheekwood Museum of Art. Note: Charles Webster Hawthorne was active in the art community of Provincetown, Massachusetts and founded the Cape Cod School of Art. Sight-23-1/2"H x 19-1/2"W; Frame-32-1/2"H x 28-1/2"W. Condition: Minor paint loss in sitter's hair and jacket, a center crease that runs the width of the painting, repairs have been made to the upper right and lower right quadrants. Some overpainting has been done to the sitter's face. [See more photos →]

Chinese celadon hardstone box in the form of a quail, carved with low-relief detail of feathers on the top and the underside carved with feathers and clawed feet. Polished interior with collector's signature to the top half. Fitted with a hardwood stand. 2 1/4" H x 3 1/2" L. 20th century. Condition: Very good condition. [See more photos →]

Large Civil War themed oil on canvas landscape painting, titled across lower part of image "Inauguration of Jefferson Davis as Provisional President of the Confederate States at Montgomery, Alabama February 18 1861." Unsigned. Molded, ebonized wood frame. 44" x 34" sight, 49" x 40" framed. Provenance: A photocopy of a 2003 email accompanying this lot from the registrar of The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, states that the museum received the painting from a local donor in 1930. It was painted from a photograph of the event, possibly by a local artist for display in the museum's Confederate Memorial Room, in its first building downtown from 1930 to 1959. That room, no longer in existence at the museum, housed Confederate uniforms, relics, and paintings of Confederate officers and battles. Condition: Relined with some restorations, few scattered minute areas of paint loss. [See more photos →]

Sheraton cherry sugar chest with poplar secondary, possibly Kentucky. Rectangular molded lip top and dovetailed case with diamond inlaid escutcheon, over one dovetailed drawer with wood pulls and tall turned feet. 34 1/2" H x 31" W x 15 1/4" D. Circa 1840. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All hardware absent. Top detached from base. Interior divider missing. Medial molding replaced and newer escutcheon. Refinished. [See more photos →]

Philip Perkins (American/Tennessee, 1907-1970) oil on canvas, untitled abstract in shades of predominantly blue and green. Signed lower right. Painted wood frame. 28" x 35 1/2" sight, 34" x 42" framed. Biography: Philip Perkins received critical acclaim for his geometric, cubist influenced work of the 1940s and his abstract expressionism in the 1950s. He was born in Waverly, Tennessee and studied at Vanderbilt University and the Art Institute of Chicago. In 1932 he moved to Paris, France, where he studied under Jean Marchaud, Louis Marcoussis, and Fernand Leger. In 1934 he exhibited at the Salon D'Automne and the Salon de Tuilleries. In 1940 he moved to New York City and in 1947 participated in the International Surrealist Exhibition. He spent seven years teaching art at the University of Tennessee in Nashville (1948-1955) but went back to Europe for several more years before returning to Nashville in 1961. Condition: Few light scratches to lower half of painting, overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

A pair of German Meissen blue and white figural four-light candelabra. Scrolled branches and columns feature applied floral decoration and end in scrolled feet. Each base is adorned with two figural children, each representing one of the four seasons. Crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, incised mark "E. 129.121. and E 128.147." Overall height: 19-3/4", Base: 7-1/2" W, 3-arm candelabra: 10-1/2" W. 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. Glued break on bobeche of one candelabra (one with child holding cup). Minimal breaks to flower petals and one tip on toe of one child and loss of gilding to some rims of candelabra. [See more photos →]

Antique Isparta Carpet, West Anatolia, circa 1920. Serapi style, 21'6" x 12'6", ivory field, secondary colors of rust, green and blue. Deaccessioned by Belmont Mansion Association to benefit the acquisitions fund. Condition: Overall wear. Two patches, several holes, losses to border. [See more photos →]

Italian bronze sculpture attributed to the Sommer artistic foundry, depicting a seated Hermes. Marked on the base "Fonderia Sommer, Napoli". Mounted on a contemporary plaster base. Bronze measures 7 3/4" H x 10 1/4" L. 20th century. Note: The original work was discovered in the 18th century at Herculaneum and Pompeii. Condition: Overall very good condition. Missing the original base. [See more photos →]

19th century Southwest Virginia walnut sofa with flat crest rail tenoned into thick solid shaped arms over inset side spindles. Canted back with turned spindles connecting to the rear base railing. Modern wooden base board has been added to support contemporary sofa cushion. Turned tapered feet. 34 1/2" H x 76 3/4" H x 28 1/2" D. Wythe County, Virginia, possibly from the Fleming K. Rich shop (1806-1861). Condition: Overall very good condition with slight splitting on the crest rail, later supports were added behind the arm spindles to prevent breakage. Possibly some spindles replaced. [See more photos →]

Set of 12 oak Chippendale style dining side chairs with curved top rail, pierced splat, rush seats, straight legs joined by stretchers. 43-1/2" H x 22" W x 17" D x 20" seat H. Beige gingham down seat cushions included. 1st quarter 20th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Lexington, Kentucky coin silver cup with octagonal tapered sides, molded rims and double c-scroll handle, marked Garner & Winchester / LEX KY in rectangles on base (Eli C. Garner Sr. and Daniel F. Winchester, working Lexington, KY circa 1842-1862). 4"H overall, 5.99 oz. troy. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Deep scratch to interior bottom and a few light small dents to sides, overall good condition. [See more photos →]

14 Early Glass Christmas Candle Lights or Lanterns. Variety of colors with variations of the quilted design for the five (5) larger globes (three of five fitted with hollow metal threaded shaft), six (6) with a hobnail design (dark green one with a stem), and three with a molded grape design and leaves around rim (marked underside Hearn Wright & Co. Makers London). Height ranging from 4 3/4" to 3 7/8". Late 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition, one amber light with a nick to rim and one larger lamp rim with a couple of nicks. [See more photos →]

French giltwood barometer with thermometer, lyre shaped top over an octagonal base, paper face highlighted with figural clouds. Signed Paget aux Themes. 19th century. 34-5/8" H x 17-1/" W. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall good condition. Functionality not guaranteed. [See more photos →]

Grouping of Christmas glass including 7 Christmas lights or lamps, 4 tin lanterns with colored glass, and 1 amethyst colored flower vase. Grouping of colored Christmas lights include 1 amber tulip form, 1 cobalt light with "VR" embossed, 1 dark red light with of tulip flower design, 1 light red with diamond design, 1 dark red with embossed letters "Crystal Palace Lamp Made in Austria Brock's", 1 colorless "G R" embossed lamp with markings for Eclipse on base, 1 green light with Prince of Wales design and marked underside Lon Don Pattison. 4 Tin lanterns with colored glass include three octagonal sided forms and one square form. Last remaining item includes a tulip or amethyst orchid vase. The height of the globes ranges from 4-3/4" to 3-3/8". Height of the lanterns without wire ranges from 5-1/8" to 3-1/8". Vase height 7-3/8". Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Amber tulip base with roughness to edge and one chip, chips to rim on clear and green glass lights, minor roughness on other light rims. [See more photos →]

1870 hand colored engraving of Robert E. Lee, over an inscription reading SOLD BY AUTHORITY OF THE LEE MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ERECTION OF A MONUMENT AT THE TOMBE OF GENL. R.E. LEE AT THEWASHINGTON & LEE UNIVERSITY, LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA". Engraved by A. B. Walter, after a photo from life. Lower margins with facsimile signatures of Lee; Gen. W. Pendleton, Chairman; and Chas. A. Davidson, Secretary. Stamp on back for Johnson's, Capital Blvd, Nashville. Wooden frame. Sight: 27-3/8" x 23-1/2", Framed 30" x 26". Note: Pendleton acted as Lee's artillery chief during the Civil War and became chairman of the Lee Memorial Association afterwards, dedicating himself to preserving Lee's "sacred memory." This print was sold during a lecture tour in the 1870s in order to help pay for a memorial monument in Lee's Chapel. Provenance: private collection, ex-Senator Douglas Henry, Nashville, Tenn. Condition: Slight crease near upper left corner, otherwise excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Chinese Rose Medallion porcelain lidded water bottle with figural courtyard vignette decoration and butterfly, bird, insect and floral vignette decoration. 15" H. 19th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition with slight wear to gilt decoration. Old chip to bottom edge of stopper. [See more photos →]

Grouping of six framed chromolithographs of Angels in various poses. Three framed together in an architectural Gothic style carved gilt wood frame (14 3/4" H x 13 7/8" W), one framed in an ornate architectural Gothic style gilt wood frame(21 1/2" H x 7 3/4" W) and the others framed in contemporary gilt wood frames (13 3/4" H x 6 1/2" W). Prints and Gothic style frames late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Several breaks to Gothic frames. Some "rubbed areas" to a couple of the prints. [See more photos →]

Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase, Meping form, having decoration depicting a seated beauty with her attendants, one arranging her hair. Four character blue mark to base. 7 7/8" H. 20th century/modern. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Antique Persian Lavar Kerman Carpet, early 20th century, 14'6" x 10' with center medallion, floral and vine designs. Red ground, secondary colors of ivory, blue, green and pink. Deaccessioned by Belmont Mansion Association to benefit the acquisitions fund. Condition: Worn throughout. [See more photos →]

Civil War bulls eye canteen and .58 bayonet with scabbard. 1st item – U.S. model 1855 Federal issue 58 cal. musket socket bayonet with leather scabbard. Marked "US". Bayonet length 21". Bayonet and scabbard length 22". 2nd item – Civil War Union Bull's-eye Canteen, body with concentric rings and pewter spout. Retaining the original shoulder leather strap. Initials incised into pewter spout on both sides, "DM". Descended through the family of Captain William Geary, 109th and 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers. Overall length 8 3/4". Condition: 1st item – light oxidation to bayonet. Leather scabbard with losses to leather and partial split at seam near end. 2nd item – overall very good condition with minimal wear for age. [See more photos →]

Early Louis Edward Jones (American/Tennessee, 1878-1958) oil on board autumn landscape painting, signed and dated lower left “L.E. Jones, 1916”. Sight – 7 5/8″ H x 9 3/4″ W. Framed – 9 5/8″ H x 11 7/8″ W. Housed in a gilt wood and composition frame. Early 20th century. Note: Jones was an Impressionist painter originally from Woodstock, New York who established the Cliff Dwellers Studio in Gatlinburg. Condition: Overall very good condition with slight warping to board. Wear and losses to corners of frame with some resoration. [See more photos →]

Louis XV French Provincial oak buffet bas or sideboard. Rectangular molded top with rounded corners over two long drawers and one small center drawer, above two shaped paneled cupboard doors with steel escutcheons and fiche hinges. Raised on short tapered legs joined by a scalloped skirt accented with shell carving. Retains original key. 44" H x 66-1/4" W x 21" D. French, 18th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall good condition. Old repair to left back leg. Feet have been reduced. Minor warping, cracks and some sun fading to top. [See more photos →]

Pennsylvania Delaware Valley Chippendale high chest or tall chest of drawers, walnut primary and poplar secondary. Cove molded cornice with quarter columns running the length of the case, three over two over four graduated drawer configuration atop ogee bracket feet. Brass batwing style pulls and escutcheons. 63 1/4" H x 39 3/4" W x 21 1/4" D. Circa 1800 and later. Condition: Base molding and feet are not original to the chest, dating from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Brass handles are also not original.The back of the chest has been stained at a later date. [See more photos →]

12 items worn and used by Ray Mears at the University of Tennessee Basketball games. Item 1: Orange tie with basketballs and goals, slightly worn. Item 2: White, orange and blue striped tie, slightly worn. Item 3: White zip up Jacket embroidered “TENNESSEE Coaching Staff” with basketball and goal on left front pocket area, good condition. 4: Orange button up sweater jacket with white stripes at ends of sleeves and bottom of jacket, embroidered “RAM” on left front pocket area, good condition. Item 5: White windbreaker jacket with orange lined pockets and orange inner shell. Embroidered “Big Orange Country” on right front pocket area and “TENNESSEE VOLS” on left front pocket area, good condition. Item 6: Pair of cowboy boots with orange bottom and blue top, worn with scuff marks on toes. Item 7: Orange Samsonite brief case. Stamped “R” and “M” on the top metal plate, metal plaques mounted in each side of case stamped “RAY MEARS UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BASKETBALL”. Worn with some scuff marks and scratches, white paint mark on one side. Item 8: Hartmann Luggage leather briefcase with metal plaque on the top stamped COACH RAY MEARS TENNESSEE BASKETBALL, slightly worn. Item 9: Baseball cap orange and white checkerboard with T on front, faded. Item 10: Orange dyed leather garment bag, monogrammed “Vols Coach Ray Mears”. Item 11: Orange dyed leather gym bag, monogrammed “Tennessee Coach Ray Mears”. Item 12: Synthetic leather-type orange garment bag, monogrammed, “University of Tennessee, Ray Mears, Head Coach 1962-1977”. Proceeds to be donated to the Ray and Dana Mears Scholorship Fund at the University of Tennessee. Condition: Item 1: In condition. Item 2: In poor condition. Item 3: In good condition. Item 4: In good condition. item 5: In good condition. Item 7: well worn with bent edge when closed and white paint stripe. Item 8: Items 10-12: Acceptable wear due to use. [See more photos →]

Semi-Antique Persian Sarouk Carpet, 19'6"x 10'6", circa 1940, with center medallion and red field, secondary colors of blue, pink and tan. Deaccessioned by the Belmont Mansion Association (Nashville) to benefit the acquisitions fund. Condition: Overall good condition with fading at some corners and tears and wear on borders. Some areas of painting. [See more photos →]

Group of four Chinese Famille Rose export items including a chocolate pot (8 1/2" H), one covered cream pitcher (5 1/4" H) , tea bowl (3" dia.), and one tea poy (5 1/2" H). Chien Lung / Qianlong period, 18th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: All items with general wear to decoration. Tea bowl with a couple flea bite chips to rim. Repair to handle area and rim of chocolate pot under blacklight. [See more photos →]

Large carved wooden Buddha figure, seated in a lotus position and stylized pose. Traces of original polychrome and gilt paint. 30 1/2" H x 23" W x 18" D. Chinese, probably 19th century. Condition: Overall general wear with some age cracks to wood. Break to tip of headdress. [See more photos →]

Cast iron mechanical bank, Uncle Sam theme with embossed eagle base (place a coin in Uncle Sam's hand, depress a knob at corner, and the coin drops into his carpet bag). Patent date June 8, 1886 stamped on bottom plate. 11-3/8"h. Late 19th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Original paint with moderate wear. Functional. Lacking key (some coins still in bank). [See more photos →]

3 Victorian Silver Chalices or Goblets, all with gilded interiors, all approximately 8"H. 1st item: Large English sterling goblet with guilloche engraved rim and contrasting palm/fern leaf engraving encircling the lower cup and a round tapered and beaded foot. Hallmarks attributed to Charles Boynton, London, 1872-1873. 7.47 oz troy. 2nd item: Large English sterling goblet with leafy swag engraving encircling the upper and lower edges of cup and repeating on the round tapered foot. Hallmarks for Walter and John Barnard, London, 1882-1883. 7.74 oz troy. 3rd item: Large goblet engraved with guilloche and floral swag decoration at upper rim, the round beaded foot with swag and dentil engraving. Unmarked, possibly Continental. (Silver testing indicates silver content more likely for coin or Continental.) 8.57 oz troy. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: All in excellent condition with a few scattered light scratches. [See more photos →]

Antique Malayer area rug with center medallion, boteh design with chickens and foxes, navy field and highlights of cream, red and blue, 4' X 6'2". circa 1910. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall very good condiition. [See more photos →]

4 blown mold eagle glass flasks. Item 1: Dark olive green blown glass flask with eagle and shield on one side and cornucopia verso, attributed to Stoddard N.H. glass works, vertical stress ribs, plain lip and rough pontil. 6 7/8" height. Item 2: Aqua blue bottle with eagle on one side, grape cluster on other side. Plain lip and rough pontil mark. 7 1/2" height. Item 3: Colorless flask with eagle in flight carrying banner on one side, clasping hands in a shield on other side with the words UNION above shield. Molded lip. 5 7/8" height. Item 4: Amber flask with eagle in flight carrying banner on one side, clasping hands in a shield on other side. Molded lip. 6 1/8" height. All 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Item 1: excellent. Item 2: excellent. Item 3: fleabite nick to top of rim edge. Item 4: excellent condition. [See more photos →]

John Morris (United Kingdom, late 19th century) oil on canvas painting of beagle hunting dogs penned in a kennel in winter. Signed lower left: JD Morris Sen.r N.A. Unframed. 28" H x 36" W. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Unframed. Some minor paint loss. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 4 framed silhouettes, 3 gentleman and 1 woman. 1st item – Silhouette of gentleman in a marbelized paper frame. Inscribed verso "Rev. Dr. Paul Henkel Born Dec. 15, 1754" and different script reads "1st born of Rev. Jacob and Barbara Henkel one of ten children..". 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". Late 18th/early 19th century. 2nd item – Silhouette of gentleman in a gilt ogee frame with black trim. Newspaper affixed to back, probably early 19th century. 5 5/8" x 6 1/2" frame. Early 19th century. 3rd item – Silhouette of a gentleman in a gilt ogee frame incorporating a rope turned accent and a reverse painted on glass oval background with gold border decoration. 5 1/8" x 6 1/2" frame. Early 19th century. 4th item – Silhouette of young female in a black oval frame. 5 3/4" x 7 1/8" framed. 19th century. All either English or American. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st item – overall very good condition with light toning to paper. 2nd item – light toning with some brown stain spots. 3rd item – browning to paper and a couple of indentions to paper. 4th item – overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

West Tennessee stoneware whiskey jug having an Albany glaze and incised script reading "From H. B. Blackburn Rutherford, Tenn". 8 1/2" H. Late 19th century. Condition: Chip to base. Some bung marks to side. [See more photos →]

A framed hand colored engraving of The Kingdom of England dated 1646, engraved by Abraham Goos (Holland, d. 1643) and published by John Speed. Features a detailed drawing of England with a "Catalogue of all the Shires, Cities, Bishoprickes, Market Townes, Castles, Parislies, River, Bridges, Chases, Forrests, Parkes, conteyned in every particuler shire of the Kingdome of England". The margins contain colorful images of the English people and their dress . En verso is a partial description of the map titled "Englands General Description" and "Flourishing Kingdom of England". Framed with glass front and back. Sight 15 1/2" H x 20 1/4" W. Framed – 17"H x 21 3/4" W. Condition: Vertical creases to center of map with overall toning to paper, small grey circular stain to center. Old tear mended at center top border running down to middle of map. Reverse side with creases to center and one side with old tape. [See more photos →]

East Tennessee stitched cotton pieced quilt with log cabin pattern in various calico prints with blue and teal fields on feed sack ground from Peerless Feed and White Lily Flour Co., Knoxville. 58" W x 78" L., circa 1930. Provenance: Quilt maker was Alice Repass Stout of VA and Knoxville, TN. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of assorted miniature china and bisque dolls and two figures, 30 pieces total. Examples include five German porcelain and cloth jointed dolls, two bisque German standing dolls with red pouches, four jointed bisque dolls (2 with clothing, 1 unclothed and 1 with painted clothing), one bisque crawling baby, five miniature bisque dolls (2 with black paint), seven miniature terracotta figures including an Indian with painted headdress and three miniature objects including a shoe, dog and chicken. One miniature jointed bisque doll with dress, one miniature black porcelain doll, two miniature bisque dolls. Sizes range from 1"H to 8-5/8"H. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Most in good condition. A few with breaks/damage. Some paint loss. [See more photos →]

English oak William and Mary period 4-drawer chest, two board top over side-hung and dovetailed drawers framed with molding and separated by strips of scratched and beaded molding. Straight feet are extentions of side stiles. Brass openwork escutcheons and Baroque style handles (replacements). Paneled sides and back. Frame and panel construction with rosehead nail reinforcement. 38-1/8" H x 38-1/2" W x 20" D. 17th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall very good condition with some surface scratches on top. Later surface. Replaced handles. Some piecing done to left front and left back feet. [See more photos →]

English Regency dumb waiter or tiered stand, mahogany, with galleried top over two open shelves joined by turned posts with turned feet, raised on brass castors. Stamped underside with a crown and the letters "VR". 37" H x 19" W x 16 3/4" D. Second quarter of 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor wear at edges. [See more photos →]

Large Victorian oval meat dome, silver on copper with gadrooned edges and engraved armorial crest of a lion in a tent, unmarked, 11 1/2" H x 18 7/8" W x 14" D. Together with an oval Victorian silver on copper tray with engraved wreath in center (no monogram) and scrolled border, beaded rim, marks for Henry Wilkinson & Co. of Sheffield, England. 18" x 28" (including handles). Both English, 19th century. Condition: Scattered denting and scratches. Tray replated. [See more photos →]

William Clusmann (American, 1859-1927) oil on canvas Impressionist coastal scene depicting sailboats and rowboats in the foreground with a windmill in the background. Signed lower right "W. Clusmann". Housed in a modern Art Nouveau style gilt wood frame. Gift Nook and Art Shop (Oak Brook, Illinois) gallery label en verso. Sight – 17 1/2" H X 23 1/2" W. Framed – 23 1/2" H x 29 1/2" W. Early 20th century. Condition: One very small stain lower left hand corner. Overall cracklure. [See more photos →]

Louis Dali (France,1905-2001), Impressionist oil on canvas winter scene, signed lower left and titled en verso Pont Neuf vue de Pont des Arts (Paris). Depicts the famous bridge with boats in the river below, and people walking along the street including a young boy in a red coat, a common element in Dali's Paris scenes. Housed in a silver-glazed wood frame. 20" x 24" canvas, 23" x 27" framed. Provenance: a private Nashville, Tennessee collection. Condition: Small narrow (under 1") area of flaking/scratching lower left quadrant, appears to only affect the varnish layer. Otherwise excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of seven (7) Civil War era buttons. Includes a pair of Mississippi infantry buttons, convex with relief five-pointed star. Incised "I" surrounded by "MISSISSIPPI". Reverse with shank and marked "HYDE & GOODRICH NO". 13/16" diameter. Also includes 1 small six pointed star button with reverse side having a border of stars and shank, 1 Infantry button with eagle and reverse side unmarked with shank, and 3 Federal eagle buttons with 2 marked Waterbury and 1 marked W. G. Mintzer. Condition: Condition – Overall very good condition with 1 Mississippi infantry button with indention to top of star and the Union infantry button with indention to center. [See more photos →]

Oak hanging schoolhouse map case with double paneled hinged door, which opens to reveal six large maps on rollers, 5 with Continents and 1 map of the United States. Various map makers incl. Weber Costello. Case 16-1/2"H x 55"W x 5"D. Circa 1920. Condition: Abrasions to case, maps in overall good condition with some toning, case retains key. [See more photos →]

A large San Ildefonso black on black pottery bowl by Maria Martinez (1887-1980), low form with stylized geometric design to the exterior . Incised signature "Marie" on base. 10-1/4" dia.x 3-1/2" H. Condition: Overall very good condition with some scattered scratching. Interior appears to have been waxed. [See more photos →]

1st item: Bisque head doll with blonde wig and fully jointed composition body, stationary eyes and closed mouth, possibly original aqua colored silk dress with lace trim, pink bonnet, stockings and leather shoes. Marked "1" on back of head. 9"H. Attributed to France, possibly Belton, circa 1900. 2nd item: Bisque head doll with blonde wig (in hair net), A.J. Verligue Petite Francaise (marked on head), brown stationary eyes and closed mouth, composition body with head, arm and leg joints, red and white checked dress, painted stockings and shoes, 8"H. French, circa 1915. 3rd item: Bisque head doll dressed as boy with short brunette wig, marked on back of head France S.F.B.J. 60 Paris, brown stationary eyes and open mouth with teeth, composition body with head, arm and leg joints, brown flannel jacket and beige knickers, painted stockings and shoes. 9"H. French, early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Item 1: lower leg has become detached at knee joint, all parts retained, otherwise excellent condition. Item 2: Grime to face and body, one eye cloudy, hairlines on composition arms and legs, probably restrung at shoulders. Item 3: light allover grime/dust, losses and extraneous knob to left hand. [See more photos →]

Large Chinese Porcelain Rose Medallion Punch Bowl with polychrome enamel decoration of cartouches with court scenes, birds, butterflies and flowers. 6-3/4" H x 15-1/2" W. Late 19th century. Condition: Very good condition with vertical hairline at rim (2-1/2" length), minor wear to gilding and glaze and one fleabite chip on rim. [See more photos →]

Pair of Louis XVI style variegated rouge marble urns or vases with decorative ormolu mounts, including pinecone finials, swan's neck handles and laurel bands. Mounted on square acanthus leaf decorated gilt-bronze bases. 20-1/2" H. Continental, late 19th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Large group of Victorian, Edwardian and Revival jewelry, 14K, 10K, rolled gold and gold tone, including festoon and watch pendant necklaces; 5 Victorian rolled gold bangle bracelets, 1 with scene of cottage by lake, 2 w/ seed pearl/floral vine motifs, 1 with bright cut decoration, 1 other (some wear on all); 6 rings (1 14K white gold filligree w/ clear stone, 4 @ 10K, 1 sterling); stick pins ( 4 14K , 4 10K, 9 others); collar pins and brooches with various stones and motifs ( 2 14K, 2 10K, 1 sterling, 12 others); watch fobs, charms and chains; gold-plated token case/compact with bright cut design; gold-plated pocketknife; goldtone sweater clips with chain; goldtone grapevine pendant necklace. Most items turn of the century, some reproduction. Approximately 54 items. 10K (including stones, seed pearls, non-gold findings): 22.3 grams; 14K (including stones, seed pearls): 12.5 grams; sterling (including stones): 0.135 oz troy. Condition: Overall good condition. Some with broken clasps. Minor damage to decoration. [See more photos →]

Chinese porcelain Famille Rose Penghe box, circular form, having flowering peach tree and bat decoration. Red six character Kuang Hsu mark to base. 4 1/2″ H x 6 1/2″ dia. 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of Spatterware, 12 items. Most with condition problems. Includes a rare 5 color rainbow pitcher, 3 covered sugars (one octagonal form), 2 cups without handles, pitcher with blue transfer scene, 3 small saucers with blue spatterware border (2 with peafowl design), two plates with red spatterware borders. Heights range 7 1/4" for octagonal covered sugar form to 4 3/8" diameter for smallest saucer. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – Rainbow pitcher with old hairline at the rim extending into the mid body, octagonal covered sugar with repaired handle, rim, and rim of lid, purple covered sugar with chips to rim and incorrect lid, blue spatterware covered sugar with red tulip has chips to edge of rim and edge of lid, large pitcher with repaired spout, both spatterware cups with hairlines at rim, spatterware saucers with rim repairs and one broken in half and glued, spatterware plates with repair to rim, both have been broken and glued. [See more photos →]

Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase, bottle form with figural vignette decoration, one atop a foo dog, with foo dog mask handles all on a yellow ground. Four character blue mark to base. 9 3/8" H. 20th century/modern. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of three Chinese porcelain plates including one Chinese export porcelain plate in the "Tobacco Leaf" pattern with shaped rim, shaped Famille Rose porcelain dish with celadon ground and bird, insect, flower and fruit decoration (10 1/2" H x 9 7/8" W) and a Chien Lung (Qianlong) period Famille Rose octagonal plate with chrysanthemum and rooster decoration; H. Moog retailer label found en verso (10 1/4" dia.). All items 18th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: "Tobacco Leaf" plate with fleabite chip to underside of rim. Chips to underside of rim and base of octagonal plate. Overall general wear to decoration. [See more photos →]

Chinese painting album with ink and watercolor on paper studies of birds, after Yan Bailong. Each page signed and with seal depicting birds perched amongst foilage. 16 paintings total. 12 1/2″ H x 12 1/2″ W. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some slight wear to interior edge where cover meets front interior page. Some wear to silk cover. [See more photos →]

Mocha ware including a mocha salt cellar with earthworm design around circumference and mocha caster with red sine wave markings around midsection. Salt 3" diameter, 2" height. Caster 4 1/8". 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Mocha salt in excellent condition. Mocha caster with chipping to rim edge, chip base. [See more photos →]

East Tennessee decorated stoneware jug, attributed to Charles Decker of Keystone Pottery, Washington County, TN. Cobalt decorated flower of several petals, incised line on upper shoulder, and cobalt decoration on base of the pulled handle. 12 1/4? Height. 19th century. Provenance: Devault Tavern, Washington County, TN. Condition: Overall good condition. Glued break to handle (clean). [See more photos →]

Two Smoky Mountain landscape etchings by Louis E. Jones (1878 – 1958, American/Tennessee). 1st item: etching titled “Lone Cabin in the Smokies” depicting a cabin in a mountainous setting. Titled lower left margin in pencil and signed lower right margin and dated ” Louis E. Jones 1955″. Signed and dated additionally in the plate, lower right. Sight – 4 1/4″ H x 5 1/8″ W. Framed – 8 5/8″ H x 10 5/8″ W. 2nd item: Etching titled “Across Misty Miles,” depicting a landscape in the Smoky Mountains . Titled lower left margin in pencil and signed lower right margin and dated ” Louis E. Jones 1953″. Signed and dated additionally in the plate, lower right. Sight – 4 1/8″ H x 5 1/8″ W. Framed – 8 5/8″ H x 10 5/8″ W. Note: Jones, originally from Woodstock, New York, established the Cliff Dwellers Studio in Gatlinburg. He is best known for his paintings of the Smoky Mountains. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

19th century oil on canvas Knox County, Tennessee riverscape, depicting a river with a mill house and another building. A row boats sits in the foreground with cows wading into the river and mountains in the background. Housed in a giltwood and composition frame. Sight – 15 1/2" H X 23 3/8" W. Framed – 23 3/8" H x 31 1/4" W. Provenance: Found in West Knoxville, Joe Lonas estate. Condition: Some rubbing to margins of painting. Losses to the outer edges of the frame. [See more photos →]

Large wool tapestry depicting a fox atop a hill, with trees and buildings in the background, enclosed in a floral border. Woven in shades of brown/black, purple, gold, green, and burgundy. 90" x 63". French or Flemish / Belgian, probably late 18th or 19th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Some fading, repairs (8" and 2") and scattered small holes, border has been added and exhibits several repairs. Lower edge possibly removed. Hanging bar added to top edge. [See more photos →]

Southern or Mid-Atlantic 6-drawer work table, cherry primary, poplar secondary with mahogany veneered drawer fronts. Unusual drawer configuration, three over two over one with turned knobs. All resting on turned legs terminating in ball feet. 28" H x 23 3/4" W x 18 3/4" D. Second quarter of the 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition with staining to top and overall general wear. [See more photos →]

New Baltimore needlework sampler, signed and dated 1836, silk and wool on linen. Floral border with three uppercase and one lowercase alphabets over a verse: O may the joys of earth be ever mine/and oer my path the choicest pleasures shine/ may morning rise in loveliest splendor drest / and evening see me in my wishes blest / May angels deign their holy watch to keep / from hurtful visions to protect my sleep. Below the verse is a cartouche with signature: Hannah Bedell A 11 yrs born 31st of 10th month 1824 / New Baltimore 1836. A row of numbers is below and pictorial motifs flank the sides: basket of flowers (executed in wool), pot of flowers, evergreen trees, bird, and floral sprays. A variety of stitches are used including cross, queen's, eyelet and satin. Original stained wood frame. 17" x 17-1/2" sight, 21" x 21-1/2" framed. Note: while there were several early 19th century towns called New Baltimore, including one in Virginia, the recurring prevalence of the name Hannah Bedell in New York genealogy records suggests this was made in New Baltimore, New York. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Sampler is loose in frame and currently mounted to acidic backing but does not appear to be glued down. Overall toning and fading. Some segments of border appear brighter in color and may have been reworked. Some damage to top edge is barely visible under frame. A few small stains to ground. [See more photos →]

William Clusmann (American, 1859-1927) oil on canvas Impressionist landscape scene depicting a red roofed home in the background with a country road and trees in the foreground. Signed lower right "W. Clusmann". Housed in a modern Art Nouveau style gilt wood frame. Gift Nook and Art Shop (Oak Brook, Illinois) gallery label en verso. Sight – 19 1/2" H X 14 3/8" W. Framed – 25 5/8" H x 20 1/2" W. Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Peter Max (American, 1937 – ) "Statue of Liberty" colored lithograph. Signed and dated lower right "MAX, 1986" and numbered "33/AP" lower left. Sight – 32" H x 16 1/2" W. Framed – 42 3/4" H x 27 1/2" W. 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. [See more photos →]

2 Gelatin Silver Prints, Alan Ross & Philip Hyde. 1st item: Framed gelatin silver print by Alan Ross (20th century) depicting Jackson Lake located in the Grand Teton National Park. Pencil signed lower right on the mount. Photograph: 9-3/4" H x 12-7/8" W. Framed: 16-3/8" H x 20-1/4" W. 20th century. 2nd item: Framed gelatin silver print by Philip Hyde (20th century) depicting The Minarets located in Sierra Nevada, California. Pencil signed lower right on the mount and titled lower left. Photograph: 9-3/4" H x 13-1/2" W. Framed: 16-3/8" H x 20-1/4" W. Condition: Both overall very good condition. Slight toning to interiors of mat. [See more photos →]

Group of Flow Blue, the Phillips and Son pattern "Lahore" and Burslem and Ridgway "Oriental". 1 large platter, 4 plates, lg coffee pot w/ lid, lg pot w/ handles and lid, medium pitcher Condition: Overall very good condition with the coffee pot and lidded pot having a small nick on the inside rim, one plate with a hairline at the rim edge. [See more photos →]

A large Chinese porcelain Famille Rose ginger jar, blue ground with vignette decoration of scholar's objects and floral and insect vignette decoration. Base marked with two blue concentric circles. 11 1/4" H. Late 19th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition with slight wear. Firing flaw inside of jar, does not extend on outside. [See more photos →]

Yellowware mocha earthworm design pitcher and covered biscuit jar. Yellowware pitcher with light and dark marblized design covering surface, extruded handle. Yellowware biscuit jar with looped earthworm designs of lighter and darker marblized brown on sides and top of the jar. Molded ear handles. Pitcher 6" height, Biscuit jar 8 " height, 7 1/2" diameter. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Pitcher in overall excellent condition, no chips or cracks observable. Biscuit jar with hairline a glued piece to rim, minor underside chip to lid, jar with a couple three old shallow chips at rim area. [See more photos →]

Grouping of decorated spatterware, 6 items. Includes a red spatterware covered sugar with tulip decoration, small mug with strawberry and leaf motif and cross hatched spatter decoration of blue, red spatterware creamer with purple and yellow flower, red spatterware cup and saucer with peacock design, and a blue spatterware plate with angled border. Sugar 4 3/4" height, blue spatterware plate 8 1/2" diameter. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition. Covered sugar has minor chips to underside of rim, some browning to lid and brown spotting to base. Blue spatterware plate with old chip to base rim. [See more photos →]

Grouping of five Tennessee Civil War era cartes de visites or visiting cards, all by Knoxville, TN photographers. Two depict men in civilian dress of the time period and three depict men in uniform, one with the pencil inscription "Capt. Ashbury Fowler, 8th Tenn. Cavalry Vol". Three have labels on reverse for Smiley's Photographic Gallery, one is marked W. E. Prall Photographer, Knoxville (also marked "Army of the Ohio, in the Field"), and one is marked J. B. Van Stavoren's Gem Gallery, Columbia, Tenn. Also included with this lot is a Fort Sanders Civil War reunion medal with a Knoxville, Tenn. blue ribbon dated October 7,8,9, '90. One side reads, "Reunion of the Blue and the Gray" with a vignette of soldiers shaking hands, the reverse with the words, "Fort Sanders Its Memory Alone Remains" with a vignette showing a fort with Union flag. Condition: Cards overall good condition with some toning and spotting, overall general wear. Oxidation to metal of ribbon and medal. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 3 Blue Onion porcelain items including one Meissen reticulated compote ( 8 3/4" H x 8 3/4" dia), one Meissen footed serving platter and one "Blue Onion" pattern tureen, with outward turned handles and twist finial marked on the base with a three prong crown over a D (9" H x 14" W). Both Meissen items with blue cross sword mark to bases. All items German, 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Compote with shallow chips to base. Footed platter very good condition. Tureen with a couple of shallow chips to base. [See more photos →]

Virginia walnut sideboard with dovetailed gallery, poplar secondary. Paneled construction with three dovetailed drawers over two doors and a central blind panel door. The original straight stile feet remain intact beneath new base molding and later bracket feet. 48 3/8" H x 60 1/8" W x 18" D. Circa 1830. Provenance: descended in the Nickels family of Nickelsville, Virginia. Condition: Refinished. Newer base molding and bracket feet added over original feet (which are retained). Replaced glass knobs. Circular patch near one lock. [See more photos →]

3 Early Glass Target Balls. Includes a pair of Amethyst target balls with embossed shooter vignettes on both sides. Unmarked amber target ball with seams at midsection and circular seam around base. Approx. 2 1/2" diameter. Late 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall excellent condition with expected roughness around rim openings. [See more photos →]

Ed Beyer colored lithographic print of Staunton,Virginia from the "Album of Virginia" (1851). Depicts a bird's eye view of the town of Staunton. Housed in a gilt wood frame. Sight – 19 2/8" H x 31 1/4" W. Framed 24" H x 36" W. Condition: Overall toning to paper with water damage evident to perimeter of print. [See more photos →]

Group of costume jewelry: gold tone metal with colored stones, rhinestones, mostly mid-century style including items by Star (bird pin, pearl bracelet/earring set, pink star earrings, flower earrings, swirl brooch, silver leaf pin); Denmark (Flora Danica pin/earrings set. 0.75 oz troy sterling); Swoboda (owl pin); Schapereli (gold tone black, and rhinestone pendant/brooch); HAR (green stone turtle pin, flying duck pin, sea urchin pin, parakeet pin, buddha and earring set); De Mario, NY (faux pearl rhinestone choker), Monet (gold tone pendant on chain), Francois (rose gold tone rhinestone brooch, 3 stones missing), Hattie Carnegie (locket link bracelet, feather pin, rhinestone baroque pearl drop brooch and earrings set, rhinestone gold tone flame earrings, pave rhinestone link necklace and matching bracelet set). 1/2" to 33" L. Approximately 27 items. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Overall very good condition with some wear to gold finish on a few items and stones missing where noted. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 3 Navajo Weavings. 1st item: Double Ganado Navajo rug with red, grey and brown colors. 90" L X 46" W. Circa 1920's. 2nd item: Navajo triple interlaced cross double saddle blanket. Colors of red, tan, brown and cream. 58" L X 34 1/2" W. 3rd item: Red field Navajo rug with geometric designs having dark brown, purple, yellow and green colors. 52 1/2" L X 33 1/2" W. Condition: 1st item: Damage to edges and reweaving in middle. 2nd item: Areas of repair throughout. Damage to edges and corners. Scattered spotting. 3rd item: Bleeding of red throughout. Scattered wear with some holes, especially to center. Damage to corners and some edges. [See more photos →]

3 Blown Molded flasks. Item 1: Colorless flask with scroll and star decoration, stress vertical lines apparent. Plain lip and red residue at pontil. 8 3/4" height. Item 2: Colorless flask with anchor and Baltimore Glass Works in banner, sheaf of wheat verso. Stress lines visible, molded lip, rough pontil. 9 1/4" height. Item 3: Olive flask with basket of fruit and cornucopia verso. Plain lip, rough pontil mark. 6 7/8" height. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All overall excellent condition with olive flask having a couple of fleabite nicks to rim. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 4 Sewer tile spaniel dogs in the Staffordshire style. Includes a white spaniel with blue spots and markings at base "Tops(?sp)", large light yellow glazed spaniel, orange glazed spaniel, small white matte glazed spaniel, The tallest is 9-7/8" H and the smallest is 7-1/8" H. Late 19th century, probably American. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – spaniel with blue spots repaired at left ear, snout, back left foot, large light yellow spaniel with minor firing cracks and couple of stain drips on snout, orange spaniel overall very good condition with light glaze flake to base, small spaniel with light chip to nose, firing fissure to center of chest. [See more photos →]

Group of 14k, 10k and gold-tone rings, stick pins, and other jewelry including two Masonic rings, 6 stick pins, 2 child's rings, pair starburst pearl earrings, 1 onyx cameo small brooch, 1 intaglio watch fob, 1 US Dollar Gold Liberty Head stick pin, Asian mother-of-pearl pendant necklace, 14-1/4" L, with matching earrings and more. 22 items total. (14k: 4.1 grams), (10k: 22.4 grams). Condition: All in good condition with acceptable wear. [See more photos →]

Queen Anne mahogany dining table with two drop leaves and cabriole legs ending in pad feet. 27"H x 44"W x 16" D (42" with leaves extended). English, 18th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Restorations including re-set hinges and some splices; one knee return missing, others with shrinkage and losses; refinished. [See more photos →]

Four Rose Medallion serving pieces with polychrome enamel decoration of cartouches with court scenes, birds, butterflies and flowers, including one large teapot in a Chippendale form (10" H x 10-1/2" W x 6-1/4"D); one covered sugar (5-1/2" H x 5-1/2" dia); one creamer (4-1/8" H x 7" W); one traditional teapot with metal handle (6" H x 6-1/2" W x 4-1/2" D). Mid to late 19th century. Condition: Large teapot has chip underneath spout. Creamer has chip on pourer. All items have slight wear to gilding and decoration. [See more photos →]

Hindu goddess stone temple carving, a fragment from an Indian temple of a female torso, carved from reddish stone. 7 1/2" H. 12-14th century. Fitted with a later custom metal display stand, 12" H x 5 3/4" W. Condition: Old repaired break to torso between the neck and body. [See more photos →]

Victorian mahogany bookcase with stacked ogee cornice over two arched glass-front doors enclosing six interior shelves. Two lower drawers with plain molding along base. Canted front corners. 82" H x 50" W x 17-1/2" D (including cornice). 19th Century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of five 18th and 19th century colored wine and case bottles. Includes two olive colored gin or rum bottles, blown four flat sides tapered to base with rough concave pontil mark to underside. Additional gin or rum bottle blown molded with four flat sides, vertical lines running length of each panel, tapered rim, underside with embossed six pointed star flanked by three circles each side. Tall wine bottle with deep concave rough pontil mark, single ring around rim. Squat wine bottle with polished pontil mark underside, graduated two ring rim. Heights range from 10 3/8" to 6 3/4". Late 18th and early 19th century with molded gin bottle possibly 3rd quarter of 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition — all overall very good condition with no visible chips or cracks. [See more photos →]

Oak Arts & Crafts Charles Limbert Rocker with the impressed Limbert mark underneath the left arm. Retains an old, possibly original finish and the original leather seat. 37 1/2" H x 25" W x 28" D. Early 20th century. Condition: Seat support slats loose; wear to leather upholstery and underside of cushion; edge nicks to front support verticals; lower back horizontal loose in joint, does not appear to affect use; wear to finish especially at tops of arms. [See more photos →]

Grouping of three 18th century lighting devices including 2 early iron spiral candlesticks with wooden bases and 1 iron candlestick with a spiral column and adjustable trammel, tulip foliate design in base. Heights range from 14 1/8" to 7 1/4". 18th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – one spiral candlestick missing movable candle socket, wooden bases to both spiral candlesticks with old separations and chips. [See more photos →]

3 Chinese export porcelain blue "Fitzhugh" pattern items including 10 dinner plates and 3 soup plates. Circa 1800. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: One plate with scattered chips to perimeter, one with glued break, all others very good condition. [See more photos →]

Chinese Rose Medallion, late 19th century. 1st group: Three Chinese Rose Medallion oval platters, late 19th century, all decorated with polychrome enamel decoration depicting alternating panels of figures in a courtyard setting and flowers, fruits, birds and butterflies with gilt accents. Largest platter measures 14-1/2" x 11-7/8", middle size: 11" x 8-1/2", smaller size platter or shallow dish: 10-1/4" x 8-1/4". 2nd group: Two Chinese Rose Medallion deep plates featuring polychrome central courtyard scenes, rimmed with floral and bird decoration. 8" diameter. Late 19th century. 5 items total. Condition: 1st group: Overall very good condition with some wear to gilding. Largest platter has two rim chips. Middle size platter has some wear to decoration. 2nd group: Overall very good condition with slight wear to decoration and gilding. Two fleabite chips or firing flaws on rim of one plate. [See more photos →]

Round sterling silver platter or tray with chased repousse border in a floral, scroll and cartouche design, central three part script monogram. Stamped on back Reed & Barton 762A Sterling. 13" diameter. 26.11 oz troy. Early to mid 20th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Surface scratches and a few small dents. [See more photos →]

Grouping of ten (10 ) early canning jars and an Ozark water bottle. 1st item: one (1) amber glass "Lightning" fruit jar, 2nd item: one (1) olive amber glass "Lightning" fruit jar, 3rd item: one (1) large dark amber glass "Lightning" jar with glass lid, 4th item: Mason's amber canning jar embossed "Mason's/[Maltese cross]/Patent/Nov. 30th/1858" on the side and also marked on base "Pat Nov 587 26 67" on base with zinc lid and porcelain liner, 5th item: A "Globe" half-gallon size amber canning jar (no lid), 6th item: A "Ball" aqua glass Bicentennial canning jar with embossed eagle, 7th item: A Mason's "Patent Nov 30th 1858" aqua glass canning jar with embossed logo, no lid. 8th item: A Whitall's "Patent June 18th 1861" and "Millville Atmosphere Fruit Jar" with glass lid that is marked "Whitall's Patent June 18th, 1861" and a metal screw down clamp that holds the lid in place, circa 1860's, 9th item: An Atlas "Strong Shoulder" aqua glass mason jar, and 10th item: A Lipton "Fruit Grower and Preserver" clear glass fruit canning jar, no lid. Ranging in size from 4 1/2" H to 10 3/4" H. All examples from 19th century with the exception of the 6th item which is 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st item: Minor chipping to inner rim with two hairlines to rim. Fleabite chips to rim of lid. 2nd item: Chips to inner rim and rim of lid. 3rd item: Fleabites to rim. 4th item: No lid, fleabites to rim. 5th item: No lid with fleabites to rim. 6th item: Rubber residue to inner lid. 7th item: Fleabites, roughness to tim. No lid. 8th item: Overall very good condition. 9th item: Overall very good condition. 10th item: No lid, fleabites and slight cracking to rim. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of early lighting related items, mostly tin, copper and pewter also represented. 1st grouping – 10 tin/sheet iron lighting related items including 9 oil lamps and one oil lamp stand with handle. 2nd grouping – 5 pewter oil lamps with one oil lamp having an floral etched globe font. 3rd grouping – two copper oil lamps. 4th grouping – 3 tin candle molds of 4, 8, and 12 candle capacity. Heights range from 11 7/8 ( tin candle mold) to 1 3/4" (smallest oil lamp). All 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st grouping – tall sheet metal oil lamp with oxidized/rusted surface, one lamp with missing oil lamp font stem, oil lamp stand with minor rust and holes at the base rim. 2nd grouping – one pewter oil lamp with hole near top , one with missing burner. 3rd grouping – very good condition. 4th grouping – overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

An unworked elephant ivory tusk. 18 3/8" L. Late 19th/ Early 20th century. Provenance: Consignor's ancestor purchased tusk on a trip to Asia in the early 20th century. 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: Old patina, with some age cracks and surface scratches. Wear to tip. [See more photos →]

George D. Falk (Pennsylvania, 1865-1948) oil on board pastoral landscape of pond with a rowboat and cows, set against a misty background. Signed and dated 1913, lower right. Original giltwood and composition frame with "Borns Art Store label, Reading, PA" en verso. Sight: 13" H x 16-1/2" W, frame: 19" H x 23-3/4" W. Condition: Surface grime. Frame has small losses on two corners. [See more photos →]

John Holding, (British, 19th century) oil on canvas, pastoral landscape with figures on wooded path, large estate in background and animals in field. Signed lower right. Newer bronze gilt frame. Sight: 26-5/8" H x 34-1/8" W. Frame: 34" H x 41-3/4" W. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Michael & Melvin Crocker closed-mouth rattlesnake pottery jug, with alternating tan and black band decoration to body and intricate scale and mouth detail. Base with incised signature Michael A. Crocker and Melvin S. Crocker 1996. 13" H. North Carolina, 20th century. Excellent condition. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

An associated pair of Staffordshire spill vases, cow figural scenes: 1 cow and nursing calf, 1 cow and nursing calf with child holding milk bucket, beside a river. Both approximately 11"H. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: One with firing crack to base, both with scattered glaze flakes. [See more photos →]

Two English mahogany knife boxes, both of serpentine form with inlaid edges and fitted interiors. 1st item: Knife box with fitted interior, copper pull on lid, 14-3/4" H x 8-1/2" W x 10" D. 2nd item: Knife box with compass star inlaid fitted interior, 14" H x 8-7/8" W x 10-1/4" D. Both early 19th century. Condition: Surface cracking and splits, areas of lost and replaced inlay, one missing escutcheon. Original hinges retained. [See more photos →]

16 Waterford crystal glasses, Kildare pattern, including 8 water glasses (7" H) and 8 white wine glasses (6 3/4" H). All marked on bases. 20th century. Condition: All excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Semi-antique Turkish Konya area rug, 6'5" x 4'2", center medallion with apricot field with highlights of red, grey and green. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall good condition with scattered wear, low pile, repaired fringe, overcast sides. [See more photos →]

Two marine themed gold pins. 1st item: One 18k yellow gold crab pin holding a 5mm round brilliant diamond in its left claw. 1-1/4" x 1-1/4". 9.3 grams. Marked 18k. 2nd item: One 14k yellow gold smiling sperm whale pin spouting a ruby, diamond and sapphire, 3/4" H x 7/8" W, 3.5 grams. Marked 14k. Both pins purchased at Gump's in the 1980s. Provenance: Memphis, TN estate. Condition: Both pins in excellent condition. [See more photos →]

3 Chinese export porcelain blue "Fitzhugh" pattern items, including 1 warming plate (11" dia), 1 gravy boat(7 1/4" L x 3" H) and 1 leaf shaped dish with Crest of Beale decoration (10 1/2" H x 7 3/4" W). All items circa 1800. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: All items very good condition. [See more photos →]

1st item: Sterling silver candy dish by Baird-North Co with repousse rose decoration, 5-1/2" diam. 2nd item: Rococo style sterling silver cream jug by Dominick & Haff for J.E. Caldwell, 4"H. 3rd through 11th items: nine napkin rings, 9 misc napkin rings, 5 marked sterling, the other four unmarked but probably coin or .800 silver. 12th and 13th items: 2 sterling silver mint julep cups, possibly Manchester Silver Co, both 3-5/8" H. 14th through 17th items: 4 sterling silver individual nut dishes, 2-7/8" diam. Total weight all items marked sterling: 17.61 oz troy. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All items in overall good condition with scattered dents and scratches. [See more photos →]

English oak Chippendale serving table, pine secondary wood, two dovetailed drawers with bead molded edges, open fretwork corner returns and Marlborough legs with inside chamfering. 28-1/2" H x 30" W x 18-1/8" D, late 18th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall good condition. Stains and some sun fading on top. Old loss to rear leg near the intersection of bottom drawer case. [See more photos →]

Chinese porcelain Famille Rose bowl depicting three goats amongst rocks under flowering cherry blossom branches. Blue Ch'ien Lung seal mark to base. 2 7/8" H x 6 1/4" dia. 20th century/modern. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Group of Chinese Rose Medallion Porcelain decorated with polychrome enamel decoration depicting alternating panels of figures in a courtyard setting and flowers, fruits, birds and butterflies with gilt accents. Group includes 2 square plates (8-3/8" x 8-1/2"); 2 luncheon plates (8-1/4" dia.); 6 bowls (8-3/8" dia.); 2 dinner plates (9-1/2" dia.); 5 luncheon plates (8" dia.); 4 small saucers (2-3/4" dia.), all late 19th century. 21 items total. Condition: Scattered rim chips. Minor wear to some images. [See more photos →]

Former Sheriff of Knox County, Tennessee's scrap book of reward posters pasted alphabetically for local, regional and some national fugitives. Most are printed posters but some are hand written letters or forms sent from a law enforcement official to the Knox county Sheriff's department. Numerous early 20th century examples including some Pinkerton posters. Most notices pertain to prison escapees, robberies and other forms of monetary theft and murder. One poster is for an Army deserter, another for a lost prize horse, a reward poster for a missing boy and another reward poster for a missing man. One Oklahoma reward poster is for a missing bank cashier who was found dead in Lafollete, TN (noted in an hand written description). Scrapbook measures 14" H x 9 1/2" W. All early 20th century. Condition: All letters and posters originally mounted to pages of book, some are now detached. Book pages in brittle condition with losses to edges and pages missing throughout. Overall toning to pages and posters. [See more photos →]

Set of twelve Tiffany & Co. sterling silver teaspoons in the English King pattern, in original Tiffany silk-lined leather case. Each marked with 1895 Patent date and M mark for directorship of Edward Moore (1873-1891). Monogrammed JME. 17.15 oz troy. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Light wear/scratching to bottoms of bowls, overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Set of 12 landscape etchings of Wales by John George Wood (British, 1768-1838), dated 1812, possibly later strikes. Framed in grey and taupe stained and molded frames. Plate: 7-1/4" X 10"; Sight: 10-1/2 x 12-3/4; Frame: 13-1/2 x 16. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Upholstered lounge or club chair in tufted style by Sherrill from the Dan Carithers Collection #DC22, yellow/gold linen type fabric, Sherrill label on base. 38" H x 35" W x 40" D. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Signed Blount County, Tennessee pieced cotton quilt, Sunburst pattern with alternating princess feather stuffed and stitched blocks. Stitched leaf motif in each corner. Signed "N. E. Horton, 1880" along the border. 79" H x 62 1/4" W. Late 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with one large water stain and some areas of spotting. [See more photos →]

William M. Lemos (American/California 1861 – 1942) oil on canvas barnyard scene depicting a rooster with hens and chicks. Signed lower right. Unframed. 21 3/4" H x 36" W. Late 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Unframed. Some rubbing to edges. Overall darkening to canvas due to varnish. Some minor scuffing to canvas. [See more photos →]

Benjamin Harrison American Labor Campaign Handkerchief; Two 45 Star American Flags and one 48 Star American Flag. 1st item: A red, white and blue Benjamin Harrison American Labor Campaign handkerchief, dated 1888, reading "Protection To American Labor and American Industries". 19 3/8" H x 21 3/8" W. 2nd item: Two 45 Star American Flags and one 48 Star American Flag. Dimensions include 67 5/8" H x 41 3/4" W, 87 5/8" H x 52 1/4" W, 112 3/4" H x 73" W. Late 19th/ Early 20th century. Condition: 1st item: Vertical and horizontal center creasing. One slight area of loss to upper center. Some scattered browning. Handwritten numbers upper left margin. 2nd item: All with scattered staining and fading. The 2nd largest with foxing and holes. The largest with repaired holes. [See more photos →]

Firefighting presentation cane inscribed " Chief W. W. Templin from Nevada Fire Dept. / Dec. 25 1886", lower edge also marked R.F. S. & Co. (R. F. Simmons Company, Attleboro, MA). Ornate repousse gold-plated handle and wooden shaft, 34-1/2"L overall. Late 19th century. Note: THE INSURANCE YEARBOOK, Vol. 15, published by Spectator Company in 1890 includes a listing related to the fire department in Nevada (Vernon County), Missouri reading in part " Nevada, Vernon Co., population 12,000. Fire Department – 1 hook and ladder truck, 2 hose carriages; hose 1500 ft.; value of fire department equipment $4500; total membership 62, volunteer; bell alarm. Chief engineer, W. W. Templin." Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Repaired break to upper section of wood, lower tip cut to accommodate a rubber tip. [See more photos →]

Painted figural cast iron Humpty Dumpty doorstop. 9 3/8" H. American, early 20th century. Condition: Retains about 75% of the original paint. [See more photos →]

Lot of vintage costume jewelry, 15 pieces, most signed. Includes a faux gold and amber parure signed DeMario (choker necklace, brooch, and clip earrings); a red beaded and gilt choker necklace signed DeMario; a Czech glass bead necklace with amber colored diamond shaped pendant in a filigree setting; a Czech glass insect brooch; a Hattie Carnegie rooster brooch; a 26" polished stone/bead necklace signed Hattie Carnegie, a pair of Hattie Carnegie enameled glass clip earrings with faux emerald surrounds; a pair of round clip earrings with opaque white beads and faux diamonds, signed Hattie Carnegie; a Hattie Carnegie whirligig brooch; a Jorgen Jensen hand wrought coiled pewter pendant around an amber colored stone, on a 30" chain; a Reed & Barton pierced pewter butterfly pendant on a 22" chain; a Reed & Barton Damascene bracelet with John James Audubon bird design, and an unmarked 32" necklace with enameled ivory colored beads. 15 pcs total. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: All items in generally good condition with minor wear. [See more photos →]

Civil War Ames Model 1860 Staff and Field Officer Sword belonging to Captain William Geary, 109th and 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers, acommpanied by Captain Geary's discharge papers and a possibly period cloth wrap for sword and scabbard. THe sword is marked Ames, Chicopee, Massachusetts at base of the blade, with lightly engraved symbols on the blade including the eagle with shield and other military trophy emblems. Folding brass guard cast with shield and trophies on one guard and the American eagle with shield on the other, shagreen wire wrapped grip. Metal scabbard with brass fittings with inset leaf designs and a star design on one side of the drag and flag with arrows design on other side. 37 1/2" total length, blade length 29". Additional items – a possibly period cloth wrap for sword and scabbard as well as two Muster Out Roll Calls for William Geary. The first muster out roll for 1863 as the rank of Sergeant with the 109th regiment and the second muster out roll for July 19 1865 as the rank of Captain with the 111th regiment. Condition: Sword in overall very good condition with blade smooth and gray with no rusting or pitting, engraving evenly worn. Brass mounts and hilt retain most of the original surface, light oxidation of metal scabbard at drag. Muster Rolls with expected creases and minor separations. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 12 late 19th to early 20th century French and German dolls, bisque and porcelain. Two dolls are bisque throughout and the remainder have bisque or porcelain heads, arms and legs with cloth bodies. All but two retain clothing. Sizes range from 17" to 2-3/8"H. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Various conditions. Overall general wear with loss to paint. Two without wigs. Wear and damage to clothing, some clothing probably not original. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 10 blown and molded colored glass bottles, several pitkin swirl examples. 1st item – large colorless swirl ribbing and concave smoothed pontil. 2nd item – colorless swirl ribbed bulbous body bottle with plain neck and flaring rim, smooth pontil. 3rd item – amber swirl ribbed bulbous body bottle with plain neck and flaring rim, rough pontil. 4th item – Cobalt ribbed bottle with collar ring and plain neck, flaring rim, smoothed pontil. 5th item – Colorless ribbed bottle with collar ring and plain tapered neck, flaring rim, smooth pontil. 6th item – cobalt swirled ribbed bottle, flaring rim, concentric circles underside, smoothed pontil. 7th item – light green tapered vase with sine wave vertical ribbing, flaring rim, rough pontil. 8th – 10th items – amethyst perfume bottle with swirled ribbing, cobalt perfume bottle with straight ribbing, and a small molded colorless bottle with debossed dot and line design. Bottles ranging from 8 3/4" to 5 1/2" height. Perfumes range from 2 5/8" to 2 1/4" length. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition with no visible chips or cracks. [See more photos →]

Miniature Italian micro mosaic plaque depicting Roman ruins . Slate base. Image: 2-1/2" h x 3-1/2" W. Base: 4-1/4" H x 5" W x 1/2" D. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with some minor denting to metal on back. [See more photos →]

Pair of Meissen porcelain figures, girl and boy. 1st item – Meissen porcelain figure of a girl holding a basket of roses and a rose in the other hand. Impressed "1" on back of base with blue crossed swords mark. 5" H. 19th century. 2nd item – Meissen porcelain figure of a boy holding a hat basket of flowers and a garland of flowers. Impressed "6" on back of base with blue crossed swords mark. 5" H. 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Girl has repaired brim on hat. Boy has one broken finger and small chips on flowers and break to basket handle. [See more photos →]

Pair Coventry glass colored inkwells & 2 colorless inkwells, all blown molded. 1st set – Pair of geometric glass inkwells, possibly Coventry Glass Works, CT, 1813-1848. One olive, other dark amber. One with smooth pontil mark, one with rough pontil mark. 2 1/4" diameter. Item 2: 2 blown molded glass inkwells, colorless. Square inkwell height 2". Octagonal shaped inkwell height. 2 3/4". All 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall excellent condition for all inkwells. Octagonal shaped inkwell has roughness around the inside rim. [See more photos →]

Group of early glass bottles, some advertising, total 12. Advertising bottles include the following embossed phrases: McLean Strengthening Cordial, Honest Measure (light amethyst color), Thomas Eclectric Oil, J.B. WHEATLEY'S COMPOUND SYRUP DALLASBURGH, KY (Graphite pontil). Additional bottles include a blown green square paneled bottle with pontil, a clear ribbed swirl bottle with rough pontil over a starburst embossed design, and an eight concave sided bottle with rough pontil mark. Remaining bottles of molded variety include a dark amethyst shoe bottle with exposed toe, a raised diamond square amber bottle with a large flat diamond vignette panel, an amber bottle flask with tin cap, and a clear flask bottle with vertical grooves. Sizes range from 9" to 3-1/2"H. 19th/early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition with eight concave sided bottle has an old chip to one corner of the base. [See more photos →]

Group of Southwestern silver and turquoise jewelry. 1st item: Squash blossom necklace with turquoise, unmarked, 25" L. 2nd item: Thunderbird necklace with inlaid coral and turquoise highlights, unmarked, 26" L. 3rd and 4th items: Two cuff bracelets, one unmarked, the other marked "Sold by R.S. Davis, Manitou, Colo"; 5th-9th items: Five rings of various sizes and designs. 10th-11th items: Two pins: one silver or silver metal (unmarked) bar pin with small turquoise center, 3-1/2" L, and one sterling silver (marked on back) pin with carved blue hardstone Aztec mask, 2" x 2". 11 Items total. 20th century. Condition: Some items with slight wear. Silver not tested. [See more photos →]

Hudson-Fulton Celebration 1909 sterling silver medallion commemorating Henry Hudson's 300 year anniversary of the discovery of the Hudson River and also Robert Fulton's 100th anniversary of the successful commercial use of his paddle steamer on the same River. Manufactured by Whitehead & Hoag Company, New York; Emil Fuchs, sculptor. One side with low relief wreath portrait of Robert Fulton with a view of New York Harbor seen from the Hudson on the left, and on the right a view of the city skyline as seen from the Jersey Shore, along with three seated female figures representing "History", "Commerce" and the center who holds a model of the steam ship Clermont "steam navigation". The other side depicts a low relief scene of Henry Hudson on the deck of his ship with crew and reads "Discovery of the Hudson River by Henry Hudson a.d. MDCIX (1609), the American Numismatic Society, Hudson-Fulton Celebration Comm." Note: this 4" diameter medal was presented to the commissioners and principal guests and only 100 were minted in sterling silver. Engraved name on side reads "Edw'd C. Wilson". Housed in the original leather presentation case. 10.575 total troy ounces. Condition: Overall excellent condition. Casting is not crisp for some of the features like the Robert Fulton portrait. Wear and losses to leather case. [See more photos →]

Persian Qashqa'i (Kashkay) runner, 9' x 3'5", repeating geometric pattern on gold ground, highlights of red and green. Mid-20th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall very good condition. One possible stain or darker wool. [See more photos →]

Group of designer costume jewelry by Weiss, Kramer and Trifari. 1st group: Collection of costume jewelry by Weiss consisting of 21 items including earring pairs. Eight pins/brooches including poodle, butterfly, fleur-de-lys, daisy circle, flowers, oak leaf, starburst and button, 1-1/2" -2-1/2" W. One green and brown enamel oak leaf brooch (3" L) and earring (1-1/4" L) set; One cabochon and faceted blue rhinestone link bracelet (6-7/8" L) and matching earrings (1-1/4" L); Double-strand purple faceted stone necklace (17-1/4" L) and matching cluster earrings (1" L); Two line bracelets with colored stones, one emerald cut and one round cut, 7" L each; Five pair earrings of various designs and stones, 1/2" to 2-3/4" L. 2nd group: Collection of costume jewelry by Kramer consisting of 4 items including 1 pair of earrings. One set of gold tone metal and pink rhinestone and opaque necklace ((15" L) and earrings (1-1/2" L); Brushed silvertone leaf and rhinestone leaf necklace (16" L). 3rd group: Collection of costume jewelry by Trifari consisting of 13 items including earring pairs. One brushed gold metal necklace (16" L) and matching earrings (1-1/8" L) with green stones; Gold metal set of necklace, bracelet and earrings with faux cabochon topaz, 15-1/2" L to 1" L; Brushed and bright gold tone metal leaf brooch and matching earrings with faux citrine and rhinestones, 2-3/4" to 1" L; Brushed and bright gold tone metal leaf pin and matching earrings, 3-1/2" to 1" L; Brushed and bright gold tone metal with black enamel flower pin (2" L) and companion earrings (1" L); Bright gold and marquise rhinestone pendant on chain (20" L) and matching earrings (1-1/8" L). Group also includes unmarked, possibly Kramer, brooch (2-1/4" W) and earring (1" H) set of gold tone metal, green stone and marquis rhinestones. Approximately 40 items including earring pairs. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: All in very good condition with acceptable wear due to age. Some surface scratches to stones. [See more photos →]

Continental School, 18th century, oil painting on board. Scene depicts a loosely painted landscape with two standing figures. “954”, “41746” written in white chalk and pen on the backside, including a taped notecard describing the painting: “Dutch School circa 1800, figure on road with trees etc.” Scalloped giltwood frame. Sight – 7 ½” x 10 3/8”. Frame – 11 3/8” x 14 3/8”. Condition: Overall craquelure. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 17 early colored pattern molded Christmas lights or lamps and 3 colored Christmas salts, total 20. Grouping of early round bottom Christmas glass globes and 3 Christmas salts. Pattern molded Christmas lights or lamps consist of 1 ruby, 3 green, 3 amber, 3 cobalt, 3 colorless, and 4 of others of differing color. Most have rough pontil mark on base. Height of the globes ranges from 4" to 2-1/2". The Christmas salts are blue, light yellow, and painted milk glass. The salts are 2-5/8"H, 2-5/8"H, and 2-1/2"H. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Ruby light with minor nicks to rim, one green light has a small hairline at rim, one cobalt with minor roughness to rim. Remaining in very good condition. [See more photos →]

Navajo concho or concha belt and angel skin coral necklace and earrings. 1st Item: Navajo concha belt of 10 links and 1 buckle, all purchased in 1930s from Charlie Eagle Plooms, Cache Canyon. Buckle: 2-1/2" W x 2" H, each concha: 2-1/4" W x 1-7/8" H. 2nd item: Double-strand angel skin coral necklace with 1" silver metal clasp, 21" L overall. Pair angel skin coral dangle earrings on posts, 1" L. Condition: Overall very good condition. No leather belt is included. [See more photos →]

Item 1 – George Arlook (Canada, 1949 – ) Inuit abstract soapstone sculpture titled "Woman Shaman". Signed and dated "1994" on base (partially obscured by gallery label). Signed additionally in syllabics. Canadian certification label on base. 12 1/2" H x 5 1/2" W x 3 1/2" D. 20th century. Item 2 – Carved black marble Inuit abstract sculpture depicting a figure with one bear claw hand and one bird head hand, resting on curved legs. Signed in syllabics and numbered on base. Maker unknown. 5 1/2" H x 9" W x 2 3/4" D. 20th century. Condition: 1st item – One antler piece in mouth broken. Three antler pieces missing from body. Eyes possibly missing antler pieces. 2nd item – Minor scattered abrasions. Break to toe of one foot. [See more photos →]

Group of vintage designer costume jewelry, approximately 18 items including earring pairs. 1st group: 3-piece Hollycraft parure of ice blue rhinestones including brooch, bracelet and earrings (1-3/4" to 7-1/4" L). 2nd group: 4 silver metal and rhinestone jewelry items by Ora including 2 pair earrings and 2 pins including one of Shriner emblem, (1" to 2-1/2" L). 3rd group: 2 silver metal and rhinestone jewelry items by Otis including bracelet, 7" L, and matching collar pin, 2-1/2" L. 4th designer: Nettie Rosenstein kinetic flower pendant necklace with rhinestones and blue enamel, 21" L.5th designer: 2 jewelry items by Vendome including brooch of blue bird in flight, 2-3/4" W x 4" H and triple-strand necklace in pink paste flowers and pink faceted stones, 18" L. 6th designer: Scitarelli silver tone pin with blue and white stones and pendant drop, 2-1/2" H. 7th designer: 2 jewelry items by Lisner including gold tone metal necklace of flowers with faux pearls and rhinestones, 17" L, and silvertone metal bracelet and earring set with light green rhinestones, 7/8" to 7" L. 8th designer: B. David necklace and earring set of silvertone and purple rhinestones, 3/4" to 15-1/2" L. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Overall very good condition with few stones missing. [See more photos →]

Victorian genre scene, oil on canvas, depicting a mother and child, the mother seated and clothed in a blue and lace dress, in a forest river scape setting. Signed lower left " O. Darcey". Label en verso of frame inscribed "Once Upon A Time". Housed in the original relief carved composition and gilt wood frame. Sight – 24 1/8" H x 18" W. Framed – 36 3/4" H x 30 1/2" W. 19th century. Condition: Painting overall very good condition with some slight rubbing to margins of canvas. Frame with minor scattered losses and touch ups. [See more photos →]

6 piece grouping of Staffordshire two color transfer ware including a green and red transfer teapot, green and red transfer plate marked Venetian verso, green and red transfer plate marked Valencia revso, a pair of brown and red transfer cup plates impressed Wood underside and one with red Abbey mark, small red and brown transfer saucer with impressed z underside. Height of teapot 8", largest plate 10 1/2" diameter, smallest saucer 3 3/4" diameter. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – teapot with chips to spout, crack/chip to base of handle, both plates with old hairline at rims, one saucer with slight underside base rim chip. [See more photos →]

Twelve silver teaspoons in the La Reine pattern by Wallace and twelve cocktail forks in the Rosalind (also known as old Wild Rose) pattern by International. All marked sterling. 18.89 oz troy combined weight. No monograms. American, early 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

THE ART AND MYSTERY OF TENNESSEE FURNITURE AND ITS MAKERS THROUGH 1850, by Nathan Harsh and Derita Coleman Williams, published by the Tennessee Historical Society, Nashville, 1988. 11-1/4" x 8-3/4". Condition: New and unopened condition, shrinkwrapped. [See more photos →]

1773 printing of the book "The Revolution in New-England justified, and the people there vindicated from the aspersions cast upon them by Mr. John Palmer, in his pretended answer to the Declaration published by the inhabitants of Boston, and the country adjacent, on the day when they secured their late oppressors, who acted by an illegal and arbitrary commission from the late King James", by Edward Rawson and others. Reprinted and sold by Isaiah Thomas. Written by Edward Rawson(1615-1693). Contains seven (7) engraved portraits of the King of England and prominent Massachusetts political men including King William III, Edward Rawson, Joseph Dudley, Samuel Sewell, King James II, Increase Mather, and William Stoughton. A colonial period account of the beginnings of the American Revolution in Massachusetts. 7-3/4" H x 5" W. Note: Isaiah Thomas was a colonial era newspaper printer and publisher who printed the The Massachusetts Spy newspaper in Boston from 1770 to 1775. He was one of the most prominent publishers of his time. Condition: Rebound, all edges gilt, some rubbing to edges and spine. Interior toning to pages and some moderate foxing. Some pages remounted including title page. [See more photos →]

Group of designer costume jewelry by Hobe, Pennino, and Coro. 1ST GROUP: Collection of costume jewelry by Hobe including (1) Hinged cuff bracelet and matching dangle earrings in original box. Stones include white, pink, black and rhinestone on gold metal mountings. Bangle: 6-1/2" circumference, earrings: 1-7/8" L. (2) Multi-strand collar necklace of gold tone metal and rhinestones, 17" L, and matching earrings, 1-1/2" H. (3) Wide panther link bracelet with red, white and grey-green rhinestones, 7" L x 1-1/4" W, plus matching round earrings, 1-1/4" diameter. (4) Pendant necklace of gold tone metal, yellow rhinestone, pink and yellow lozenges, 23" L, and matching square earrings, 1 x 7/8". (5) Flower pin with faux emerald green and brushed gold tone metal, 3" L, and matching earrings, 1" H. (6) Rose pin and matching earrings with green enamel, gold tone metal, pink and white stones, pin, 2-5/8" L and matching earrings, 1-1/8" H. (7) Brushed gold tone metal flower pin, 2" W. 2ND GROUP: Collection of costume jewelry by Coro including (1) Collar dangle necklace with silvertone metal and blue rhinestones, 17" L, and matching earrings, 1-1/2" H. (2) Pair floral spray kinetic movement earrings with green enamel, blue and white rhinestones, 1-5/8" H x 1-5/8" W. (3) Pendant on gold tone link chain with emerald cut pink rhinestones and seed pearls, 17-3/8" L. 3RD GROUP: Collection of costume jewelry by Pennino including (1) Link necklace of brushed gold tone metal, faux pearls, 17" L, and matching bracelet, 7" L. (2) Flower pin of silvertone metal, white enamel and rhinestones, 1-3/4 x 2" H. (3) Unmarked, possibly Pennino, pendant of silvertone metal and green rhinestones on silvertone metal chain, 26-1/2" L. 21 items total including earring pairs. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: All in very good condition with acceptable wear for age. [See more photos →]

Group of 7 pocket watches including one 14K Omega lady's size 0 hunting case #4864916; six gold filled watches including: Elgin lady's size 0 hunting case #7451226; Elgin lady's size 2 hunting case #8122548; Waltham lady's size 8 open face # 5493096; South Bend men's size 18 open face (# unknown); Hampden Dueber Special Molly Stark 14K gold filled lady's size 00 hunting case # 6790794 with watch chain (enamel cracked); Addison lady's size 000 open face (# unknown). Condition: Cannot open South Bend or Addison watches. Addison watch runs, Elgin 7451226 runs, Hampden runs, others not running at time of testing. [See more photos →]

Chinese Republic period porcelain Famille rose vase and cover, pilgrim flask form with vignette decoration on red ground and dragon handles. Two figures with deer and pine tree decoration to one side and three immortal figures atop clouds with crane and pine tree decoration to the other. Blue Ch'ien Lung seal form mark to base. 10 1/2" H. 20th century/modern. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Milo Martin (Swizterland, 1893 – 1970) terracotta nude figure of a female with raised arms. Signed and dated on the back "Milo Martin, 1930". 15 3/4" H. Together with a 1941 French book by C. F. Landry about the sculptures of Milo Martin. Condition: Chip to edge of one back corner, otherwise very good condition. Interior book pages detached from cover. Interior toning to preface and appendix pages. Tape added to spine. [See more photos →]

Group of 8 shorebird decoys of various types all made by Percy Perkins, Seabrook, NH, including 1 longbill and 1 seagull, all marked with impressed "P" or signed by maker, 6" H to 9" H. 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All in very good condition. [See more photos →]

Paul Charbonnier (French, 20th century) oil on board landscape of country lane with woods on right. Signed P. Charbonnier lower right. Gold-tone frame with linen matte. Sight: 7-1/2" H x 15-1/4" W, frame: 11-5/8" H x 19-1/2" W. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Burlwood lazy susan, circular dished top and conforming base. 4-1/4"H x 13-1/2" diameter. American, late 19th/early 20th century. Condition: Stains and light chip to top, rotates well. [See more photos →]

Grouping of Staffordshire transfer porcelain including red, purple, green, and brown. Total 25 pieces. 1st set – Red transfer Staffordshire grouping including two covered sugar bowls (one marked Adams), a large lobed footed bowl marked Belzoni, large circular bowl, large octagonal platter marked Florentine, scalloped platter marked Lake George US, three small bowls, a plate marked Abbey Ruins, and a scalloped edge "Peace on Earth" plate marked Millenium. 2nd set – grouping of purple transfer Staffordshire including a large scalloped edge platter marked Clews, three smaller plates with one marked Battle Monument Baltimore Jacksons Warranted, one Roselle J. Meir & Son, and one marked Royal Stretches. Also includes three smaller cup plates, one marked Hawthorn Blossom and one handle-less cup. 3rd set – grouping of green and brown Staffordshire transfer. Includes a green scalloped edge platter, two brown transfer plates (one marked Palestine, other Wedgewood), and a green scalloped edge bowl. Dimensions for the entire set – smallest saucer 4-3/8"D, largest platter 17-5/8" x 14-5/8", smallest cup 3-5/8"D, largest sugar bowl 6-1/8"H. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st set – covered sugars with chips to rim – one with repaired floral finial, lobed Belzoni bowl with repaired crack and chips to underside base, circular bowl with scattered staining, Florentine platter with couple of hairlines to rim edge, Lake George platter with crack extending half length and large chip to edge, one small bowl with glued crack extending through bowl and another bowl with nick to rim, Abbey Ruins plate with chip to rim and small spider hairline underside, Millenium plate overall very good condition. 2nd set – Clews platter old hairine at rim on underside, Battle Monument Baltimore plate very good condition and other two in good condition, two cup plates having small spider hairline underside, and handle-less cup with chip to inside rim. 3rd set – platter overall very good condition, Wedgewood plate with chips to rim, small scalloped edge bowl with light staining. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of early tin and iron lighting, 15 items total. 1st set – 4 tin wall sconces including 3 matching wall sconces with arched scalloped backs and 1 wall sconce with similar arched scallop back with circular base opening (possibly for a lamp). 10" height. 19th century. 2nd set – 2 chamber sticks with the larger sheet iron candlestick having a make do push up, smaller tin chamberstick with snuffer. Height of tallest chamberstick 3 7/8". 19th century. 3rd set – 9 sheet iron hogscraper candlesticks of various sizes. Heights range from 7 1/4" to 5 1/4". 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st set – scattered oxidation and rust commensurate with age. 2nd set – replaced push up for larger chamberstick, scattered oxidation. 3rd set – one hogscraper missing push up, 2 hogscrapers showing greater overall oxidation/rust. [See more photos →]

Group of 14k jewelry including 14k yellow gold graduated matte bead necklace strung on chain, 15-1/4" L (12.3 grams); Pair 14k white gold and pearl cluster earrings, 1/2" H (4.5 grams total), with screw backs; 14k white gold Gruen lady's watch with blue and white stones on face and black cord bracelet, 1" L face (13.7 grams total). Condition: Beads in overall very good condition with very few dents and minor surface wear. Pearl earrings with some imperfections and surface grime. Watch face worn and watch not functioning. [See more photos →]

14k yellow gold Waltham lady's hunter case pocket watch, size 0, stem wound and set, works #3619910, case # 240239 with impressed mark "Waltham". American Watch Co. on dial with Roman numeral markers and second subsidiary on white enamel dial. Case: 1-1/2" diameter. 41.1 grams total weight. Condition: Watch in running condition at time of inspection. Small crack on dial under hands. [See more photos →]

European School oil on oak panel genre scene of a family in a home interior. The father is depicted feeding two baby birds in a nest atop the table while his son and wife watch. A basket of finely painted vegetables sits in the foreground with a birdcage and various kitchen utensils lining the walls in the background. Signed and dated HC '48 on the stretcher of the table. New wide giltwood frame with silvered rabbet edge. 6-1/2"H x 8-1/4"W sight, 15" x 17" framed. Continental, possibly Dutch or Flemish, 19th century. Condition: Revarnished, overall excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Cast iron mechanical bank, William Tell theme (place a coin in the rifle slot, depress Tell's foot, and the coin shoots an apple off his son's head as it goes into the castle). Patent date June 1896 on underside (patented by Russell Frisbie, attributed to J. & E. Stevens). 10-1/2"L. Late 19th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Original paint with moderate wear. Functional. [See more photos →]

Pair of oil on panel paintings of chickens in a barn, signed lower left "Romania" (Gaetano Romania, born Militello, Italy, 1925). Label with artist biographical information en verso. Matching stained and giltwood molded frames. 6-1/2" x 9" sight, 10-1/2" x 13" framed. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Luigi Kasimir (American/Austrian,1881 – 1962) colored etching depicting an European castle by a lake. Dated "14 October 1942" in the plate and pencil signed mid margin. Plate – 18" H x 25 1/4" W. Sight – 18 1/2" H x 25 7/8" W. Framed – 30" H x 37" W. Mid 20th century. Condition: Overall excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Continental School, portrait of a young gentleman in formal dress, unsigned. Gold-tone and composition frame. Stamped en verso "Restored D. Manuel R. A. LL. D." and with Cincinnati, Ohio stamp, probably from framer. Sight: 23-1/2" H x 18-1/2" W, frame: 32" H x 26-1/2" W. Mid-19th century. Condition: Overall cracklure. Not relined. [See more photos →]

Grouping of five 20th century gilt wood Italian sconces with classical scrolled leaf design, two with acorns. Ranging in size from 6 3/4" H x 8 5/8" W to 9" H x 9 1/2" W. Condition: Overall very good condition with scattered wear to gilt. Evidence of tape to tops of a few. [See more photos →]

Grouping of European porcelain. 1st item: A KPM German porcelain ewer, cobalt ground, with a figural swan design below spout and gilt handle terminating into a Pan face. Base marked "KPM" with blue scepter mark. 12 1/2" H. 19th century. 2nd item: A pair of Sevres porcelain cups with saucers with painted bird decoration on a cobalt ground and scrolled gilt decoration. Blue doubled crossed L mark to base of cups and saucers. Cups measure 2" H. Saucers measure 5 1/4" dia. 19th century. Condition: 1st item: Slight wear and scratches to body. Old break to top of base of ewer where it screws to body. 2nd item: Nick to rim of one cup. Other pieces excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Trick dog and clown cast iron mechanical bank on blue base, dog leaps through hoop. 7"H x 8-1/2"W x 3"D. Attributed to Hubley, early 20th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Good paint retention, functional. [See more photos →]

Two pair antique decorative lamps. 1st pair: Green marble urns with bronze ormolu mounts, 22" H. Early 20th century. 2nd pair: Bronze and gilt bronze fluted candlesticks on tripod paw feet converted to lamps, 20" H. Late 19th/early 20th century. 4 items total. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: One ormolu arm loosely attached. Base of one marble lamp with dents and small loss of paint on black base. All lamps in working condition. [See more photos →]

Chinese export porcelain green "Fitzhugh" pattern meat platter with mazarine or strainer. 16" W x 13" H. Circa 1800. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Chip to edge of strainer with overall wear to decoration. [See more photos →]

19th century silk embroidered crest depicting the coat of arms used by Greece during the Glucksburg dynasty (1863-1924), with banner below the shield emblazoned in Greek letters with the dynasty's motto, which translates as THE PEOPLE'S LOVE, MY STRENGTH. Worked in silk and metallic threads on blue silk background and housed in a giltwood frame, probably original. Chinese made for the export market (the silk background is lightly adhered to old Chinese newspaper, and the Heraclean figures flanking the crown exhibit Asian features). 23-1/2" x 20-1/2" sight, 26-1/2" x 23-1/2" framed. Circa 1875. Note: proceeds from the sale of this lot benefit St. Luke's Community Center, Nashville. Condition: Silk backing adhered to newspaper; several small tears and holes to silk background, most noticeably at upper center, embroidered crest in good condition. Light discoloration and fading. Frame regilded. [See more photos →]

Two Items of Ladies Jewelry. 1st item: Lady's 14k white gold triple strand pearl bracelet with 6mm pearls (total 99) in a triple strand design with bar spacers and with a 14k white gold twelve-petal flower clasp set with 4 small sapphires and centered by a 6 mm pearl. 7-1/2" L. 2nd item: 14k yellow gold opal bar pin containing one bezel set oval opal, 15 x 11 mm, highlighted by "S-scroll" design. 5.9 grams, 2" L. Provenance: Memphis, TN estate. Condition: Overall excellent condition. 1st item: Pearls with fine luster, some blemishes. 2nd item: Minor surface scratches on gold. Opal in good condition. [See more photos →]

Meissen porcelain figural of a cherub or putti, planting in a garden with potted roses behind him. Base marked with blue crossed sword mark and the numbers "C100" and "143".4 1/2" H x 4 1/2" W. 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

D. Gesario (Italian, 19th century) watercolor on board depicting fisherman in boat, with village and Mt. Vesuvius in the background. Signed lower right "D. Gesario, Napoli". Housed in a gilt wooden frame. Another work by this artist was sold at Christie's, London, October 7, 1988, in the sale "19th and 20th C Continental Pictures" (Lot 122). Sight – 11 3/4" H x 6 7/8" W. Framed – 14 5/8" H x 10" W. Condition: Painting overall very good condition. Some abrasions and wear to frame. [See more photos →]

Two miniature portraits of gentlemen. 1st item – watercolor on paper of a young man dressed in a blue coat, appears to be in a mid 19th century frame. Inscription on back, "Taken 16 Feb 1821 an excellent Likeness" and initials (?sp). Sight 3 3/8" x 2 3/4", 4 7/8" x 5 1/2". Circa 1821, English or American. 2nd item – Ink silhouette on paper of a young man. Sight 2 1/2" x 1 7/8", 3 1/2" x 4". Inscription on back includes the name Guy D. Alexander China R. N. (Royal Navy?). Early 19th century, English or American. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1sti item – toning to paper, couple of browning spots near base of portrait, corner of frame chipped. 2nd item – light wrinkles to paper, minor toning. [See more photos →]

Lot of two inlaid folk art boxes. 1st Item: Elaborately inlaid box in the shape of a book, pull out drawer. Top with inlaid radiating multipoint star with circles at each star point, multi diamond inlaid border with quarter fan inlaid diamonds at corners. Three inlaid six pointed stars on interior. Primary woods walnut, cherry. Secondary woods poplar, white pine. Note within box states box was given to Gordan F. Hosteller from John R. Kirsch. Also states Austin Johnson was foreman of Carpentry Dept. at Missouri Penitentiary around 1900. Another card within states the box was acquired by Mr. Thom, a 2nd lieutenant in the Federal Army during the Civil War. Thom gave the box to Mrs. Bess Steadman,his daughter. Consigner's family acquired it from Mrs. Steadman in 1959. 10 3/8" x 13 1/4" x 3 1/4". Circa 1900. 2nd item: Small wood box with alternating bands of cherry and walnut wood. Lift top. Interior note states box was made by Jake Kaufman who married consignor's great grandmother's sister, Nancy Lowe. 8" x 4 1/4" x 5 1/2". Circa 1900. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Neoclassical or Adam style gilt wood mirror with urn and swag carved top and rosette corners. 39" H x 21-1/2" W overall, glass measures 18-1/2" H x 14-1/8" W. 19th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Top is loose but reinforced on back. Swag carved crest appears to be an early enhancement to the original mirror frame. [See more photos →]

René Magritte (Belgian, 1898-1967), color lithograph on paper, Les Bijoux Indiscrets. Illustration of an extended, blue, right hand with a sleeping face located in the wrist in a white and pink background. Titled in blue ink in the lower left hand corner of image, artist plate signature is located in the same ink on the lower right hand corner. Another print can be found in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts collection. Matted, in a silvered wood frame. Sight – 9 x 11 3/4”. Frame – 15 1/4 x 18 1/8”. Circa 1963. Condition: Light foxing on right corner of matting; grime on protective glass. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 5 yellowware mocha seaweed pattern forms including two large pitchers with seaweed central band, covered sugar jar with green seaweed band around jar, large bowl with seaweed band around bowl, creamer pitcher with white band. Pitcher 7 1/2" height, large bowl 11 3/4" diameter, 5 1/2" height. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Green seaweed pitcher with old hairline running from band to base, underside shallow flake to spout. Blue seaweed pitcher with a couple of hairlines at rim, longest runs from rim to decorated band, old chip to handle, brown spot discoloration at rim and handle. Covered sugar with glaze loss to one side near base and partially in band, lid with chips to rim edge. Large bowl with a couple of glaze spot losses near base, overall brown spot discoloration. Creamer pitcher overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Ivory and bone inlaid and applied flax wheel with ebonized wood turnings, hand and foot operated. 45" H x 13" W x 14 1/4" D. 19th century. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Group of 4 Decorative Items. 1st item: Ebony and porcupine quill box with bone inlay and slide top opening, 1-3/4" H x 4-3/4" W x 3-1/2" D. 2nd and 3rd items: Collection of 34 wax seals displayed in two oval gilt frames, 10-1/2"H x 9-1/4"W. 4th item: Louis XV style mahogany and satinwood miniature chest with hinged top and fabric lined interior, 8-1/2"H x 11-3/4"W x 7"D. 4 items total. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: 1st item: Very good condition. Top slightly warped. Some bone inlay missing. No apparent broken quills. 2nd-3rd items: Several seals with crack lines due to age. 4th item: Overall very good condition. One brass nail missing on ormolu. [See more photos →]

Two political documents, letter and calling card. 1st item: A Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (1887-1944) type written and signed letter to Congressman Daniel A. Reed dated October 4, 1924, on personal letterhead. Letter in part reads, " Mr. Dear Congressman Dan; Many thanks for your very nice letter. You are monumentally right. We have go to get our people aroused and get them to the polls." 2nd item: A Presidential William McKinley signed calling card on White House stationery. Condition: 1st item: Overall toning and folds. 2nd item: Overall toning. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of early kitchen hearth cooking items, 29 items total. Includes 13 copper skimmers (3 with cross hatch design on handle) and various other wrought iron tools including roasting forks, ladles, spatulas, pokers, scale balance, hearth trammel, and wooden scalloped wall rack with iron hooks. Rack width 30", longest item is the spiral end poker at 31 1/2". 18th and 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall good condition for age with wear to copper skimmers and overall expected oxidation to iron items. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of early iron items including many items kitchen / hearth related. Grouping includes 14 large iron keys, 2 iron hooks with double prongs, 8 iron S shape hanging hooks (6 twisted middle and ends), 1 large iron hearth hook, 1 wrought iron hook with decorative finial and poker end, 1 pair of curved hooks with pivot joint, 1 pair of early iron shears, 1 early iron curling iron, 2 wooden handle scrapers, rake head, iron curved handled support ring, and 2 miner iron candle holder tommys. Size of iron items ranges between 13-7/8" and 1-5/8". Most 19th century with some early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – keys with considerable rust/oxidation, all items display some oxidation from usage. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 10 bird decoys including 2 painted wooden mallard decoys (weighted), 2 painted wooden crow decoys, and 6 folding shorebird tinnie decoys (couple with 1874 patent dates interior, two others with what appears to be museum cataloging numbers). Largest item 14"L, smallest item 9-3/4"L. Late 19th and Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – brown body mallard in good condition with wear commensurate with age, green body mallard with large age crack down middle of back, crow decoys with some wear to black paint, shorebird tinnie decoys with wear to paint and oxidation and scattered rust, one shorebird with significant rust. [See more photos →]

Group of designer costume jewelry, mostly beaded. Art gold tone choker necklace with cabochon and faceted faux stones, 17" L; Art large green rhinestone and faux pearl flower brooch, 2-1/2" W; Vendome parure of 6-strand choker of white, gold, copper and clear tone beads, 14-1/2-17" L, with matching clip-back earrings, 1-1/8" H; Sadie Green mult-stone faux amber and scarab necklace, 27" L; Napier double-strand necklace of openwork gold beads and light blue glass beads, 26" L; Marvella pink faceted 3-strand choker, 16-3/4" L and matching clip back earrings, 1-1/8" H; Janno doublestrand red faceted graduated bead necklace, 20" L; Judy Lee pearl grape cluster pin/pendant (2-3/4" L) on 20' L gold tone chain with matching 2" L clip back earrings; Judy Lee blue rhinestone flower pin, 1-3/4" H, and matching 1-1/8" H clip earrings; Judy Lee silver tone disc earrings, 1-1/4" H; Castle Cliff 54" long light topaz beaded necklace and matching clip back earrings, 1" dia. 16 items including earring pairs. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: All in very good condition with acceptable wear due to age. [See more photos →]

Meissen porcelain figure of a cherub wearing a fur trim crimson robe. Base marked with blue crossed sword mark and the numbers "A71" and "610". 5" H. Late 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

A couplet of calligraphy, ink on paper, mounted on two hanging pale green silk scrolls, one bearing the signature Zeng Guofan (1811-1872) and having two red seals. 80 1/4" H x 19 1/4" W. 19th century. Provenance: purchased by consignor's parents in China, mid 20th century. Condition: Overall toning to paper. Some scattered foxing. [See more photos →]

A pair of Art Nouveau large salad serving pieces, fork (10-7/8") and spoon (10-1/4", made by Watson Silver Co. in their Lily Pattern (patented 1902). Both marked sterling. No monograms. 10.17 oz troy combined weight. American, early 20th c. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Staffordshire figural group depicting boxers (Pugilists), American champ John Carmel Heenan and English champ Tom Sayers in the most famous boxing match of the 19th century, held April 17, 1860. (The fight lasted more than two hours with no knock-outs and both men were declared champions). 9-1/2"H. English, circa 1860. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Restoration to Sayers' left arm and chin. [See more photos →]

1st item: A framed 17th century colored engraved map titled "Guiana Sive Amazonum Regio". Showing the North East coast of South America between the Orinoco river and the Amazon and the inland mythical lake Parime Lacus. Extensive decorative title cartouche depicting indigenous people. Sight – 11 7/8" H x 14 5/8" W. Framed – 21 3/8" H x 23 1/4" W. 2nd item: A framed 17th century engraved city view titled "Mauritiopolis" . Offers a panoramic view of the then Dutch town of Mauritzstad, an island off the coast of Brazil. Engraved by John Ogilby, London, 1671 after a painting by Frans Post. Sight – 11 1/8" H x 21 3/8" W. Framed – 22 1/2" H x 31 1/4" W. Condition: 1st item: Central crease to paper. Slight overall toning. 2nd item: Vertical creases, especially to left margin. Some scattered toning and foxing. [See more photos →]

Two elk antlers including top portion of animal skulls mounted on carved leaf motif wooden plaques. One carved with date and initials en verso "1947 FB" (13" x 11"); the other signed on front "Pratenkogll Rosszwinger" (14" x 12"). Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor losses to mountings. [See more photos →]

Grouping of early carved and painted farm animals, painted composite animals/figures, and German lithographic two dimensional animals. Most farm related. Over 60 total pieces. Includes a large grouping of painted and carved wooden farm animals of larger size (17 total), a grouping of 7 large painted wooden and composite animals and figures including five with various coverings including mohair/felt and leather (male figure marked Germany, leather covered bear possibly Inuit), 6 small paint decorated birds including two chalk/composite and four wooden, a small set of painted wooden figures including a log truck with a team of two horses, remains of a cart and a team of two horses, a dog, rabbit, man and woman, and three moss type trees, a grouping of 25 unpainted pine farm animals, and a grouping of 7 flat wooden figures with lithographic printing on both sides (Germany). Ranging from 5" length to 3/4" height. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – expected wear for age with general losses and abrasions to paint, broken legs, tails, and ears on some figures. [See more photos →]

1st item: Abstract watercolor painting depicting a beach by Richard Clarke (American, Tennessee 1923 – 1997) . Signed and dated in the painting lower left margin, "Clarke,1967". Unframed. Sight – 17" H x 23 1/2" W. Overall – 17 1/2" H x 24 3/4" W. 2nd item – Abstract multi-color watercolor painting by Richard Clarke (American, Tennessee 1923 – 1997). Signed lower mid-margin "Clarke 58". Unframed. 17 3/8" H x 23 3/8" W. Biography: Richard Clarke was one of the early members of the University of Tennessee’s art faculty. He is associated with the "Knoxville Seven" , a group of progressive artists connected to the University of Tennessee which included Robert Birdwell, C. Kermit Ewing, Joanna Higgs, Walter H. Stevens and Carl Sublett. He often found inspiration for his watercolor abstractions in the natural world around him. Condition: 1st item: Overall very good condition. 2nd item: Overall very good condition, some toning to paper. Brown taped applied to upper and right margins. [See more photos →]

American schoolgirl needlework sampler, wool and cotton or silk on linen, worked in cross and eyelet stitch and signed Sarah I. Rands, 1855. Strawberry or floral and geometric border enclosing lower and upper case alphabets, a large house, flowers, birds, and other pictorials. The alphabets end with the verse "Remember Thy Creator" and the center is worked with the verse "My dearest saviour and my guide/ I would be walking by thy side/ O let me never run astray / Nor follow the forbidden way." Later stained wood frame. 15-1/2" x 16-1/2" sight, 18-1/2" x 19-1/2" framed. The 1860 New York census shows a 17 year old Sarah Rand living in Mendon, Monroe County, New York with three other, older women, all listed as teachers. Monroe County was home to a number of schools including the Mendon Academy, est. 1836. Condition: Deterioration to some wool threads, particularly brown and white colors, most notably affecting the house; scattered minor stains and light discoloration to ground, thread colors still vivid. Not examined out of frame. [See more photos →]

Grouping of Leeds feather edge pearlware, 8 items total. Includes 2 creamers (one with blue feather edge, other with green), 1 plate with floral and wreath sprig decoration on border (marked Adams), 1 small sauce tureen with retangular underplate, small saucer, retangular platter with blue feather edge and Staffordshire mark underside, large oval platter with green feather edge. Largest platter 18 1/2" width, smallest creamer 6" width. Early 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – green feather edge creamer with glued break to handle, three old hairlines running vertical to rim, blue feather edge creamer with old repair to spout, circular plate with sprig decoration has chip to underside edge, sauce tureen with chips and hairline to edge of lid and underplate with two chips to underside edge, small saucer very good condition, blue feather edge platter overall very good condition, green feather edge platter overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

George III style sterling silver teapot with wooden handle, marked on base Black Starr & Gorham Sterling, 9018 1-1/2 pints. 10"H. Together with a similarly styled cream jug, also marked 9018 Sterling with griffin mark. 4"H. Both American, circa 1940. Combined weight 18.25 oz troy (includes handle). Condition: Wood handle is slightly loose on teapot. Both with light scratches and monogrammed (G?) [See more photos →]

Rare Confederate Soldier's Bible, The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ Translated out of the Original Greek (King James Version), published 1861 by the Tennessee Bible Society, Nashville. Agate 32 mo. Pencil inscription inside the front flyleaf reads: John Stranman (or Strauman) / I captured this Bible on the 20th of January 62 down in Kentucky close by the Cumberland River and I will keep it to remember that day. – J. S." Note taped to front inside cover (possibly part of original cover) reads " This little Testament was given to me, Julia B. Alderson on July 26, 1953, by Helen F. Laskey. The testament was given to her mother by John Stranman (Strauman) who worked for her father after the Civil War. The Testament evidently belonged to a Southern soldier and was found by Mr. Stranman (Strauman) on or near a battleground. The inscription on opposed page is now faded and reads as follows." Cloth decorated boards with gilt lettered title "Testament' on spine. 5" x 3" . Note: Before the Civil War, books (including Bibles) had largely been imported to the South. Southern publishers rose to meet the demand, and the Tennessee Bible Society in Nashville began publishing pocket sized New Testaments "at low cost, for general circulation among the soldiers of the South" (The Richmond Daily Dispatch, Nov. 4, 1861). Northern-made Bibles were allowed into the South only in the later years of war, when raw materials such as paper, ink and leather became nearly impossible to obtain. The date and location where this Bible was said to have been found suggests it may have been carried in the Battle of Mill Springs, which took place Jan. 19, 1862 in Pulaski and Wayne Counties, Kentucky, with much of the action taking place along the Cumberland River. The battle represented the first significant victory for the Union in the West and paved the way for Union Troops to move from Kentucky into Tennessee. Condition: Overall good condition. Edge wear but binding tight, text complete, boards only slightly warped, some foxing near spine to flyleaves, light toning to interior pages. Interior front cover is written upon and taped. [See more photos →]

Oil on board, scene of fox hunting a mallard duck in reeds. Illegible signature lower left, "J. B…" Period gilt frame. Sight: 19-1/2" H x 25-1/4" W, Frame: 27-1/4" H x 33" W. Probably early 20th century. American or English School. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Painting loose in frame. Some areas of repaint to frame. [See more photos →]

American miniature walnut chest of drawers, white pine secondary wood, with overhanging rectangular top, three dovetailed drawers with original wood pulls, lunette cutouts on lower ends of sides forming the feet. 13"H x 14" W x 7"D. Found in the Chattanooga area. Mid 19th century. Condition: Old dark surface with minor scuffs and abrasions. [See more photos →]

Grouping of Adams Rose Ironstone Pottery and other English decorated porcelain, total 11 items. 1st set – Adams Rose ironstone pottery including a large teapot, a four footed covered sugar, a large scalloped edge platter, and a large scalloped edge circular shallow bowl (marked Adams). 2nd set – a small decorated handle-less cup and saucer with the saucer having a strawberry and rose design while the cup only has a rose design, a small fruit and leaf saucer, a stick spatter decorated plate, and three ironstone saucers with a vine and grape design (marked underside England). Teapot 11" height, platter 15 1/2" length. 19th century/small saucers marked "England" possibly early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st set – teapot overall very good condition, sugar has chips to lid and body, underside of finial, hairline to underside. Large platter with a few shallow chips to underside edge (old). Adams marked bowl in excellent condition. 2nd set – cup with hairlines and glued breaks, saucers with a couple minor nicks, stick spatter plate with repair to rim. [See more photos →]

1st item: Chinese export Rose Medallion serving dish with shaped and scalloped rim and rose and insect decoration. 10" dia. Late 19th century. 2nd item: Chinese export Rose Medallion cream pitcher with figural, rose and insect decoration. 3 1/2" H x 5" W. Late 19th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Both overall very good condition with general wear to gilt and decoration. [See more photos →]

Four Staffordshire pottery animal figures. Item 1: Standing deer and reclining fawn spill vase with painted base. 9-1/4"H. Item 2: Reclining fawn. 4-1/2"H. Item 3: Fox with a dead chicken in its mouth. 6-1/2"H. Item 4: "The Hunt Scene" depicting a dog chasing buck over a fence. Approx. 7-1/2"H. All English, early to mid 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Item 1: Face repaired. Item 2: Face repaired. Item 3: Repair to back of tree and trunk and to eye and right ear. Item 4: overall craquelure. [See more photos →]

Framed 19th century French porcelain Classical style plate featuring the bust of a Roman woman. Red Amphora style painted border with gilt accents. Impressed "p" and "g" to back. Housed in a contemporary carved gilt wood frame. Plate measures 9" dia. Framed: 21 3/4" dia. Condition: Some loss to gilt, otherwise very good condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of four Meissen Blue Onion porcelain items, plus one other, including a large oval platter (12 3/4" H x 19" W), soup bowl(9" dia), dessert plate(8 1/4" dia) corner serving dish(8 5/8" x 9 3/8") and Meissen style cream pitcher(3 3/4" H). All items with the exception of the cream pitcher marked with 20th century Meissen mark. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Spider crack to underside of dessert plate. Hairline crack to mouth of pitcher. All others very good condition. [See more photos →]

Tiffany & Co. sterling silver sugar sifter in the Olympian pattern, with elaborately pierced and gilt-washed bowl, fine heavy casting with handle decoration depicting Diana and her nymphs with Pan. No monograms or monogram removal. 7"L. 2.51 oz troy. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Very good condition with light wear to gilding. [See more photos →]

2 Fashion Dolls, German or French, late 19th century, together with an assortment of clothing/accessories (which do not fit these particular dolls). 1st item: Small early Belton style fashion doll with solid dome one-hole bisque head, bisque shoulders and forearms, blonde coiled wig, painted eyes and closed mouth, and kid leather body. Unmarked, no clothes. 10"H. 2nd item: Fashion doll with solid dome bisque head and shoulders, long blonde wig, good quality blue paperweight eyes, closed mouth, and cloth body with leather feet and hands. Red checked calico dress. Unmarked. 13-1/4". 3rd item: an assortment of doll clothes and shoes, including 3 cotton dresses (2 printed), a petticoat, pantaloons and undershirt, 1 velvet hat, 1 silk hat, 1 crocheted sailor style hat, 2 pair stockings (brown and black), 3 pairs leather shoes, 1 pair of Dutch wooden shoes. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st item: head detched from body, light grime. 2nd item: Dress and body may not be original to head. Both dolls with detached wigs, which may not be original. Clothes and accessories exhibit moderate wear, dresses with small stains/scattered holes, overall good condition, but do not fit these particular dolls. [See more photos →]

Eleven pieces of Victorian gold-filled and pinchbeck jewelry including mourning items. 1st item: Necklace with filigree work and cameo pendant, 18" chain. 2nd item: Mourning brooch/pendant with well carved cameo on black background, surrounded by nine applied rose and green colored gold oak leaves, 1-1/2"H. 3rd item: oval locket with applied colored stones and elaborate engraving including a scene of a castle, 22" chain, 1-5/8" locket. 4th item: Mourning brooch with central compartment under glass for hair and mementos, surrounded by black enameling with gold letters. 1-1/2" x 1-3/8". 5th item: Watch holder or brooch with taille d'epergne enamel decoration, 1-3/8"L. 6th-11th items: six bar pins of various designs including one with paste stones and monogram, one with seed pearls, and one with three leaves, 3/4" to 2-3/8"L. All late 19th century. Provenance: Estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Scattered minor wear. Items inside the central window on the enameled brooch (#4) have come loose. [See more photos →]

Mourning miniature executed in hair and watercolor on ivory, depicting a classical style scene of an obelisk marked OBH, with a weeping willow tree above and a setting sun in the background. Decorative stamped gold foil surround. 2" H x 2 1/2" W. American or English, 1st quarter 19th century. Condition: Some oxidation to edges of foil, overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 9 colorless blown and molded glass oil lamps. Includes two whale oil lamps of graduated size in the heart and diamond design (one with burner), whale oil lamp with a pressed stepped quatrefoil base and lower faceted font and threaded ring connector, whale oil lamp with a pressed stepped quatrefoil base with elongated blown font and threaded ring connector, two small oil or sparking lamps, a small brass candlestick with elongated handle and base ledge for holding a round globe, and an unusual three burner oil lamp with elongated central stem and ribbed font and a ribbed three tier lid. Additional item – pressed glass base with three footed base, behive ring stem. Lamps heights range from 11 1/2" (includes burner) to 3". All 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – chip to underside of smaller heart and diamond lamp, chip to underside of lamp with font having facets, minor roughness on bases on a couple of remaining lamps. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 7 colored and colorless oil lamps. Includes an Amberina Baccarat lamp with a font in the Depose pattern and classical plated silver base as well as a shade with white foliate painted design, a sapphire blue colored pressed glass oil lamp with a deeper blue leaf foliate pattern shade, a glass oil lamp with pressed glass colorless font and milk class base with spiral brass connector, a colorless glass oil lamp with colorless pattern pressed glass font and colorless base, and three whale oil lamps including one with a lyre embossed design around font. Height ranging from 18 3/4" (Amberina lamp with chimney) to 9". All 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – amberina lamp with corrosion around base of burner, shade for sapphire colored lamp does not match color and design, chip to corner of a couple whale oil lamp bases. [See more photos →]

Eleven pieces of American 19th century coin silver and early sterling. Includes 1 large fish slice or pie server in the French Thread pattern with curved blade, marked for Mulford & Wendel, Albany (working about 1850), monogrammed MTR, 10-3/4; a meat fork in the French Thread pattern marked Rockwell (Edward Rockwell, working New York City 1803-1847), with psuedohallmarks of a lion, bust and W, 8"; 4 egg spoons in the Threaded Oval pattern (2 marked for Gale and Willis, 2 marked for William Gale & Son, all marked 925 Sterling, no monograms, 4-1/8"L; 2 coin silver table/serving spoons with fiddle tipt double swell handles, monogrammed W.T. Havern on back of handles and marked J. Moulton (Joseph Moulton, working Newburyport, Mass., mid 19th c.); 2 coin silver table/serving spoons with plain coffin handles each monogrammed E (1 with rubbed mark and damaged tip, the other marked W.H. White & Co in rectangle with a star psuedohallmark or journeyman's mark (William H. White, working Fredericksburg, Virginia circa 1800-1859), with dents and wear to bowl; and 1 dessert spoon with double swell fiddle tipt handle, engraved monogram L and marked for Frank W. Smith sterling, Hugo Bell retailer, additional LHL monogram on back handle. 15.66 oz troy combined weight. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: All items in very good condition except where noted. [See more photos →]

3 pieces Sterling Hollowware. 1st item: Sterling silver sauce dish with C scroll handle, scalloped edges and three cabriole feet, monogrammed MC and marked on base Bigelow, Kennard & Co. Makers Sterling, 4"H x 7"L x 4" D. 2nd item: A small oval Rococo style tray with scalloped dished edge (possibly a calling card tray), monogrammed S, marked on base Gorham Sterling A41619. 6"L x 4-1/2"W. 3rd item: A mug with beaded edges and C shaped handle, monogrammed, with gilt-washed interior. Marks on base for International Sterling C1128. Combined weight 15.8 oz troy. All American, first half 20th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Light scratching. [See more photos →]

Grouping of early iron sugar nips, total 4. One with line dot engraved decoration near hinge. Lengths ranging from 9" to 7-7/8". Early 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All with various degrees of oxidation/rust. One having a broken latch for keeping nips in the closed position. [See more photos →]

Group of three Salvador Dali works of art. 1st item: Dali woodblock print, “The Centaur” from The Divine Comedy series, signed in plate. Goldtone frame. Plate: 10″ H x 7″ W, Frame: 21-1/8″ H x 18″ W. 2nd item: After Dali etching, “Self-portrait of Rembrandt”, Artist’s Proof/150. Plate: 6-3/4″ H x 5″ H. Frame: 19-1/4″ H x 15-3/4″ W. 3rd item: After Dali etching,”Self-portrait of Michelangelo”. #21/150. Plate: 6-3/4″ H x 4-3/4″ W, frame: 19-1/4″ H x 15-3/4″ W. Both 2nd and 3rd items with Rothery’s, Knoxville, TN framing labels and Certificates of Authenticity en verso. Condition: All three with foxing and mold spores on linen mats. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 4 Staffordshire Spaniels including a pair of large white mantel dogs with lustre decoration, 11"H; 1 medium King Charles spaniel, 10" and one smaller one, 6". English, mid 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: One white spaniel has hairline to base, both have some wear to lustre. Red spaniels are in good condition with some light crazing. [See more photos →]

Grouping of early German Christmas ornaments. 1st set – two small poly-chrome painted cherub faces with carved wings at base of neck. 2nd set – three painted composition cherub faces with outstretched painted wings at base of neck. 3rd set – three painted composition angel ornaments, one unclothed. 4th item – cloth and porcelain head ornament of a child skater, tin skates attached. 5th item – cotton and clothe ornament of young girl with cut out lithograph printed face. 6th item – cotton and clothe Santa ornament with bells in one hand, fir tree in other hand, lithograph printed face. Heights range from 11" for Santa to 2" for carved wooden cherub heads. Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – 1st set – expected wear and losses to paint for age. 2nd set – glued breaks to wings on each cherub, expected chips and losses to wing tips. 3rd set – two composition angels missing a forearm, losses to clothing. 4th item – very good condition. 5th item – overall very good condition with minor wear/losses for age. 6th item – overall very good condition for age. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of glass and enameled curtain tie backs. Includes 6 Sandwich opalescent curtain tie backs of two different sizes, 22 sulfide glass and pressed brass curtain tie backs, 6 brass and porcelain tie backs, 5 opalescent glass furniture knobs, a couple of wrought iron hooks, and misc. Diameter of largest item: 2-7/8". Diameter of smallest item: 9/16". 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – large opalescent tieback (1 of 2) has a loss to edge and both have minor roughness to edge, 1 of smaller opalescent tiebacks missing post with some having minor roughness to edge, a few sulfide and brass tiebacks missing posts, expected wear. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of early to mid 20th century toys and decorations. Includes a German mohair bird with wind up key (functional), a paper mache white bird ornament/decoration with pivoting wings, a painted composite harness racer with jockey, paper mache Victorian woman's shoe, a lithographic decorated paper trunk marked Germany, a pair of paper mache/composite dolls with shared arms forming a seesaw pivot (prob. German), a paper mache/composite whimsey monkey figure with hat and black shoes, two flat pivot figures with strings attached to wood, a Champion painted cast iron dump truck (4 3/4" length), small painted cast iron motorcycle driver with side card, two metal trumpets with toy soldier lithographic designs, a paper mache painted leopard with nodding head, 6 painted cast lead trees, and unpainted cast lead moose. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – paper mache white bird with wear, missing tail feathers, one of the seesaw figural pairs with losses to legs, whimsey monkey figure with hat missing a hand, flat pivot figures with broken strings and missing complete platforms, wear to paint of dump truck and more significant wear to motorcycle/side car, unpainted lead moose with possible loss to antler. [See more photos →]

Hamadan runner, 9'3" x 3'5", alternating medallions in colors of brown, blue and salmon. 20th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Overall good condition with chemically washed colors. [See more photos →]

9 Pieces of Chinese and Japanese Imari. Includes 2 Japanese Imari chargers, 1 large Imari bowl, 2 large scalloped edge plates, and 4 small Chinese Imari bowls. Largest charger, 12-3/4"D, smallest plate: 9-3/8"D, largest bowl: 3-1/8"H x 9-5/8"D, smallest bowl: 1-3/4"H x 5-7/8"D. 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – one large charger with old chip to edge, large bowl with small repair to inside rim edge (approx. 1/4" width), one of the Chinese Imari bowls with small chip to inside rim. All else in very good condition. [See more photos →]

George Howell Gay (American/Wisconsin, 1858-1931) watercolor seascape of waves crashing on rock, seagulls and sailboats in background. Signed lower right. French style gilt frame. Frame: 20" H x 37-1/2" W, sight: 13-3/8" H x 30-3/8" W. Condition: Small areas of toning in sky upper left and right. Frame has some worn gilt and overpainting. [See more photos →]

Mermod Freres music box with rectangular grain paint decorated case. 3-1/2" cylinde, crank wind. Plays six Scottish themed tunes, including the Blue Bells of Scotland, Auld Lang Syne, The Campbells are Coming, Coming through the Rye, Annie Laurie and Robin Adair. Original decorative lithographed tune card. Marked Patented Dec. 8 1887, May 8 1888, DRP 43585. 5"H x 13-1/2"W x 7"D. Swiss, circa 1890. Condition: Scratches to case, with most of decal on top worn away. Interior is in good condition and works are functional. [See more photos →]

Set of five E.B. and E.C. Kellogg lithograph silhouettes from Life of William H. Brown, 1844. Titles include: Richard Mentor Johnson, Levi Woodbury, Henry Alexander Wise, Joel Roberts Poinsett, Samuel Lewis Southard. Black and gold frames. Sight: 12-7/8" H x 9-1/2" W, Frame: 23-3/4" H x 19-1/2" W. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: Lithographs in very good condition. Some chips on frame edges. [See more photos →]

Cast iron mechanical nodder bank, Tammany Hall theme (place a coin in Boss Tweed's hand and he pockets its and nods his thanks). Patent date Dec. 23, 1873 on back, attributed to J. & E. Stevens, John Hall design. Late 19th century. 5-3/4"H. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: Original paint with moderate wear. Functional. Bottom trap stuck (coins still inside). [See more photos →]

Grouping of early iron lighting related items, total of 13 items. Includes 1 four wick Betty lamp with hanging links, 2 double wick Betty lamps, and 2 single Betty lamps. There are two lamps with wrought iron hangers. Also includes 4 candle snuffers (1 appears to be tin metal, others iron), 2 wrought iron lamp hangers, a pair of straight handled tongs, and a small iron poker with circular handle. Tallest item is 7 1/2" H and the longest iron item is 12-1/8" L. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Expected wear for age. Heavy oxidation/rust for 1 candlesnuffer and 1 Betty lamp. [See more photos →]

Four items of Sterling silver hollowware in the Prelude pattern by International. Includes a small tray with floral repousse border and matching creamer, sugar, and salt and pepper shakers. Tray measures 8" x 6", shaker height 5". 14.68 oz troy combined weight. American, 20th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Generally excellent condition, tray has a few light scratches. No monograms. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 3 items including a New England Federal candlestand and 2 birdcage Windsor chairs. 1st item: A New England Federal candlestand with octagonal top, ring turned standard and tripod base with curved tapered legs. Primary wood appears to be cherry. 28 1/2" height. 1st quarter of 19th century. 2nd item: Birdcage Windsor chair with curved crest rail and bamboo turnings on legs and stretchers, yellow-brown stained surface. 35 1/4" height. Early 19th century. 3rd item: Birdcage Windsor with straight crest rail, bamboo style turnings on legs, stretchers, and spindles, yellow-brown stained surface. 35" height. Early 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st item: old refinish, repairs at legs where dovetails join the standard, some insect damage. Block at top of standard old but possibly not original. 2nd item: very good condition. 3rd item: very good conditon. [See more photos →]

Grouping of wrought iron hearth items including rotary grill, roasting grill, iron hearth toaster, small triangular trivet, 2 small iron cooking pots, a swivel toaster, tall wrought iron stand with tripod feet and twisted shaft, and a pair of wrought iron tripod stands for large candles. 24" height for stand, 21 1/4" length for rotary grill. Early 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall good condition with oxidation expected for age. [See more photos →]

Large square Meissen porcelain platter with central painted morning glory decoration, rocaille corners, gilt rim and cut-out handles. Crossed blue swords marked and impressed "135 and x33". 16" x 15 3/4". 19th century. Provenance: Ellen McClung Berry Estate. Condition: Very good condition with slight wear to gilt decoration. [See more photos →]

Pair of Victorian cast iron plant stands, Rococo Revival style design with scalloped basins atop tripod legs ending in scrolled feet. 40"H. Provenance: collection of Nathan Harsh. Condition: Peeling and losses to paint, bottom of one basin has deteriorated, bottom of other has holes. One lacks handle at back. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 5 blown and pressed glass oil lamps including lace maker lamps and a peg lamp. 1st item – Lace maker blown and pressed glass oil lamp with faceted ovals around middle of font, satin finish stem in the form of a standing male figure and a base with three satin finish dolphins. 14 3/4" height. 2nd item – Lace maker blown and pressed glass oil lamp with twisted stem and pressed three footed base. 8 7/8" height. 3rd item – Lace maker blown glass oil lamp with air entrapped stem and circular base. 8 1/2" height. 4th item – Blown and pressed lacy whale oil lamp with bulb form font on a beehive wafer turning with a pressed base. 7 1/2" height. 5th item – Blown glass flute peg lamp, colorless. 4 3/8" height. 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All in very good condition except for 4th item – oil lamp with bulb font has minor chips to underside edge of base. [See more photos →]

Grouping of two bisque figural nursery fairy lights. 1st item: Bisque figural nursery light, tri-faced with owl, cat and dog, each face having inset glass eyes. Base marked KPM. 4" H. 2nd item: Late 19th/early 20th century bisque figural nursery light, cat face with inset glass eyes. Yellow crown mark to base. 3 5/8" H. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Both excellent condition. [See more photos →]

3 framed albumen prints of Southern images including one titled "Cotton Market, Montgomery, Alabama", one titled "Harveting Rice, Louisiana, U.S." and the last titled "Picking Cotton, Arkansas". Each measures: Image – 6 7/8" H x 9" W. Sight – 8 1/8" H x 10 3/8" W. Framed – 11 5/8" H x 14 1/2" W. Early 20th century. Condition: All very good condition. [See more photos →]

3 Staffordshire money box cottages. Item 1: Light brown two-story cottage with dark brown roof, 4-3/4"H. Item 2: White Cottage with purple roof and floral decor, 4-1/2"H. Item 3: White two-story cottage with blue roof, approximately 6"H. English, 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Overall general wear, good condition. [See more photos →]

Group of 9 Chinese Rose Medallion porcelain dinner plates decorated with polychrome enamel decoration, the center and panels depicting flowers, butterflies, birds and insects with gilt accents, 9-1/2" diameter. late 19th century. Condition: All in excellent condition except one plate with two minor chips on reverse. [See more photos →]

Two early Santa Claus belsnickles. 1st item – Santa paper mache belsnickle with red robe, black base. Condition – chip to tip of hood, some losses around staples at side seams, missing fir tree. 10 1/4" height. 2nd item – Santa composition belsnickle with white robe, scowling face, holding the remnant of a fir tree, black base. Condition – fir tree bare of branches, composition repair to back of base approx. 2" x 1". Height 7 7/8" height. Both circa 1900. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: See item description. [See more photos →]

Molded stoneware hexagonal pitcher with raised eagle decoration around the rim and body, most likely Woodbridge or Jersey City, New Jersey. Dark Albany slip glaze. An identical example is illustrated in the book American Stoneware by William C. Ketchum, Jr., pg. 80. 10" H. Circa 1840 – 1850. Condition: Several chips to rim. Some shallow chips to body. [See more photos →]

Group of Victorian Jewelry including a gutta percha mourning brooch with pivot frame; a pair of gutta percha pendant earrings designed as hands holding cornucopia; hair floral spray with ribbon bow and pair floral buttons; micro-mosaic oval brooch; oval ceramic brooch of Madonna and Child. (6 items total). 5/8" to 3" L. Condition: Overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Large lot of assorted silver jewelry, most pieces marked Sterling, .925 or .800. Includes 8 bracelets (one with an .800 charm attached, one with unmarked goldtone charm attached), 2 necklaces, 1 crucifix on chain, 4 pendants (without chains, whistle marked Reed & Barton); 7 brooches or pins; 3 rings, 7 pairs of earrings; 1 belt buckle; 2 thimbles, and 2 sterling charms, 37 pieces total. Also included are six broken clasps and 3 gold-filled charms. All 20th century. Combined weight 15.2 oz troy. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Generally good condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of weighted sterling siver, 16 pieces total, including two (2) pairs of International candlesticks, two (2) pairs unmarked candlesticks with matching creamer and sugar, La Pierre bud vase, Columbia salt and pepper shakers, Duchin salt and pepper shakers, and a Fisher small compote. Sizes range from 2 1/2" H to 7" H. Condition: Most pieces overall good condition. Some denting to the tops of the International candlesticks. [See more photos →]

Group of costume jewelry, mostly gold tone metal with colored and/or white rhinestones, some signed.Group includes: Nettie Rosenstein gold tone metal cuff feather bracelet with rhinestones; Italian made 925 tri-color collar necklace; Gold tone metal pendant necklace and earrings in ribbon design with rhinestones; Gold tone metal necklace and earrings with rhinestones; Pendant necklace with faux green rhinestones; Gold tone metal flower brooch and earrings with rhinestones; Brushed gold metal tear drop necklace and earrings with rhinestones;Gold tone metal flower pendant necklace and dangle earrings with rhinestones; Gold tone metal and pink enamel flower pin and earrings; Barjam spray pin with pink and white rhinestones; 10 brooches with colored or white rhinestones, most marked sterling; 5 other brooches without stones, most marked sterling; Scorpion brooch with colored stones and rhinestones and matching earrings, Sterling rhinestone and faux citrine brooch; Gold-filled flower and leaf design necklace; Set of sweater clips with yellow stones; 8 pair of miscellaneous earrings, some marked sterling; Pair circle pins with pink rhinestones; Necklace and matching earrings with emerald cut and round cut pink rhinestones. Approximately 49 items including earring pairs. 1" to 21" L. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: All in very good condition with acceptable wear due to age. [See more photos →]

Group of three boxes. 1st item: English mahogany tea caddy with two inner compartments. 4 3/4" H x 8 5/8" W x 5 1/8" D. 1st half 19th century. 2nd item: An inlaid dome Regency desk box with floral inlay, ivory escutcheon and brass lion paw feet. 6" H x 8 1/2" W x 8" D. 3rd Qtr. 19th century. 3rd item: Rectangular silk lined desk box with brass string inlay to top and sides, inlaid brass shield with initials to top and engraved brass escutcheon. 3" H x 10 3/8" W x 4" D. 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: 1st item: Some wear to edges. Left hinge slightly loose. Missing interior liners. 2nd item: Some bubbling of veneer to back of box near the top. 3rd item: Some surface scratches and overall general wear. [See more photos →]

Diminutive or Childs blanket chest, Mid-Atlantic region or Southern. Poplar with applied red wash, post and panel construction and ebonized turned feet. 19 1/4" H x 29" W x 14 3/4" D. Circa 1830's. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Top detached from hinges. Loss to front left corner of top with some age cracks to wood. Overall general wear to paint. [See more photos →]

Early English porcelain grouping including a pearlware tea caddy and a teapot and sugar in historical brown pattern with blue highlights. 1st item – Pearl ware lobed diamond shaped tea caddy with cobalt sprig border on rim and edge of top, seated robed figure finial. 5 5/8" height. Circa 1800. 2nd item – Historical brown pattern Staffordshire teapot with dark blue painted accented handle, finial, spout, and scalloped rim. Marked on bottom, "Stone China". 5 5/8" height. Second quarter of 19th century. 3rd item – Historical brown pattern Staffordshire sugar with dark blue painted accented handles, finial, and scalloped rim. Marked on bottom, "Stone China". 5 1/4" height. Second quarter of 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1st item – old repair to underside of lid edge at two locations, largest is 1 1/2" length x 1/4" width. 2nd item – old repaired crack running through the base up to the underside of rim. 3rd item – minor hairline to interior near one corner. [See more photos →]

Pair of early Staffordshire figures of ewe and ram, each with bocage. 4-1/4" H. English, early 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Few small glaze flakes, 1 chip to underside of ewe, overall very good condition. [See more photos →]

Group of ladies jewelry. 1st item – lady's Girard Perregaux and Co. wristwatch, 17 jewels, in 14k white gold case by J. Milhening Inc, with two round brilliant diamonds, stainless band. 2nd item- 14k yellow gold Ollendorff wristwatch with eight 0.02 round diamonds, goldtone band. 3rd item – 10k yellow gold child's bangle bracelet, 4.5 grams. 4th item- 17" graduated cultured pearl necklace, approximately 3mm to 6mm. Condition: Watches do not run. [See more photos →]

Set of 6 Baccarat Crystal fluted champagne glasses, Jets D'eau pattern having clear top with grey arches pattern and frosted floral stems. Retains the original box. Discontinued in 1993. Each measures 7 7/8" H. Condition: All excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 11 Baccarat Amberina spiral pattern glass objects, majority with mold marks Baccarat Depose. Includes a large decanter with bulbous base, 3 scent/perfume bottles with stoppers, one perfume bottle with atomizer, one tumbler, one small turk mold, one bowl, one plate, one long retangular dish, and one bobeche. Tallest decanter: 7-7/8"H, plate 7-1/8"D. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – large scent/perfume bottle with roughness to bottom edge, plate with chip to underside edge, tumbler with shallow flakes to bottom of base edge, tray with minor nick to underside edge at corner. [See more photos →]

George A. Newman (American/Pennsylvania, 1875 – 1965) oil on board landscape depicting bridge and saw mill. Signed "Geo. A Newman" lower right. Additional pencil inscriptions en verso read, "Old stone bridge and saw mill by the Unami Creek near Sumneytown, Pennsylvania, December 1940" and "To my friend Frank G. Ladner, Jr. from Lester K. Kriebel". Housed in a molded gilt wood frame. Sight – 8 5/8" H x 11 1/2" W. 11 3/4" H x 14 1/2" W. 1940. Condition: Canvas excellent condition.Some cracklure to corners of frame. [See more photos →]

Two early blown glass hanging fly catchers. 5"h. Provenance: collection of Nathan Harsh, Gallatin, TN, found in Tennessee. 19th century. Condition: One lacking metal hanger and stopper. [See more photos →]

32 American Glass candy containers including 4 miniature battleships by Victory Glass, Inc. (one with chip to base), 1 cruiser boat by J. H. Millstein Co., 1 Whistling Jim's gun, 1 two cannon tank, 1 WWI tank(hairline crack to front), 3 jeeps by J. H. Millstein, 1 large revolver, 1 "Whistling Jim's" pistol gun, and 3 other small pistols, 6 trains, 6 fire engines (1 red), and 5 cars (1 brown). Ranging in size from 2 1/4" H x 4 1/2" L to 2" H x 8" L. Mid 20th century. Condition: All good condition unless otherwise noted. Some retaining the original tin closures and paint decoration [See more photos →]

5 small European items including a small tondo reverse painting on glass scene of a harbor, a metal canister with top having a reverse painting on glass scene of four people on a river boat, 2 white paper mache boxes with mirrors on underside of lid – one with scene of woman holding a birdcage and other with a scene of a courting couple – reverse side "Forget me not", and 1 faience miniature flask in shape of book with rooster on one side, coat of arms on other. Largest item – 3 1/4"H, shortest length item – 3"L. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – circular frame scene has some losses to foreground, canister scene with some losses to upper sky and top edge and side of canister bent, smaller paper mache box with missing gilt metal border to one side on top and three sides on bottom, larger square box with cracks to top reverse painting glass scene, wear to tortoise shell sides, small faience rooster flask with chips to edges. [See more photos →]

Nine pieces American sterling silver hollowware. Includes seven sterling silver butter pats in the Repousse pattern, no monograms, marked on base S. Kirk & Son Sterling 17F, 3-1/4" diam.; and a perpetual desk calendar copyrighted 1893 with sterling silver frame, also in the Repousse pattern, with advertisement on back for "Samuel Kirk & Son Inc. / America's Oldest Silversmith / Baltimore Maryland", marked S. Kirk & Son Sterling 925/1000, 3" H x 3-1/2" W. Also included is a child's or baby mug in the Francis I pattern by Reed & Barton, monogrammed. 9 items total, combined weight 13.42 oz troy. Condition: Some small light dents to cup. Other items in excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Marcel Mouly (French, 1918-2008), lithograph, Marine View of Brittany depicting boats along a shoreline, edition E.A., signed M. Mouly (lower right). Paneled gilt frame, linen mat. Frame: 21" H x 28-3/4" W, sight: 12-3/4" H x 18-1/2" W. Condition: Both mats with some water damage. [See more photos →]

Finely decorated and large Willets (American) Belleek bowl, hand painted band of flowers including peonies around the body with a geometric border and low circular foot. Marked Belleek Willets on base with serpent mark and handpainted inscription MIDDLETON. 3-3/4"H, 9-3/4" diameter. American, circa 1900. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Excellent condition [See more photos →]

Large grouping of early Christmas ornaments, total 23. Includes 8 Santa Claus ornaments (4 with clips), 4 clown ornaments, pair of large child face ornaments with glass eyes, 3 adult face ornaments of yellow, green and red color, 1 silver fish ornament, 1 mushroom ornament with clip, and 1 large Czech alligator ornament with clip, 1 tree topper ornament, and two elongated ornaments. 10 3/4" to 1 3/4" length. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: expected scattered flaking and wear to paint, no visible breaks. [See more photos →]

Grouping of wooden dough bowls, cutting board, and walking sticks. Includes five (5) round carved wooden dough bowls (one with painted exterior), one (1) rectangular carved maple dough bowl with iron handles over applied copper, one (1) wooden rectangular cutting board, and four (4) carved wooden walking sticks, one with antler handle. Longest walking stick 35-1/2"L, cutting board 23-1/4" x 12-3/8", rectangular dough bowl 23-5/8" x 12-3/4, smallest dough bowl 12-1/2"D. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: All items with wear due to general use.One dough bowl with metal repair, one with age cracks. [See more photos →]

Three painted cast iron doorstops, including two Boston terriers. All approximately 9"H. American, early 20th century. Provenance: A Mississippi estate. Condition: All with varying degrees of paint wear, loss, and chipping,most significantly on one of the Boston terriers. [See more photos →]

Three Tennessee quilts. 1st item – Pieced cotton quilt, NC Lily pattern, in colors of red, blue and green on a cream ground with a brown diamond border to three sides. Nice diamond and vine stitching. 80" x 69". Late 19th century. 2nd item – Pieced cotton quilt, 8-pointed star pattern, in colors of red, black and white. 75" x 64". 2nd quarter of the 20th century. 3rd item – Pieced cotton quilt, fan or windmill pattern variant, in colors of red, blue and brown on a cream cream ground. 79" x 75". 2nd quarter of the 20th century. Provenance: Descended through the Bassinger family of Calhoun and Riceville, TN. Condition: 1st item – Some scattered losses and stains. Some areas of patching. 2nd item – Overall good condition with some scattered staining. 3rd item – Losses to red fabric. Scattered staining and fading. Scattered fraying and edge fraying. [See more photos →]

1st item: Brunette doll with composition body (jointed elbows, knees and wrists) and bisque head with open eyes and mouth, head marked A 1 1/2 M (attributed to Armand Marseille), original wig, original gold dress and pearls, 16". 2nd item: Doll with brunette wig, bisque head and jointed kid leather body, bisque wrists and hands, head marked 10 Dep 154 F Made in Germany (Attributed to Kestner). Later white dress and pink velvet bonnet, probably original petticoat and pantaloons. 21". 3rd item: Doll with auburn wig, bisque head and forearms, leather and cloth body, shoulders with Heubach horseshoe mark, Made in Germany 1900 – 3. Chest marked "Darling". Sleep eyes, painted lashes, open mouth. Floral dress, possibly original, together with petticoat and pantaloons. 22"H. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: 1) Stains, tears to dress; head and body in very good condition, wig possibly cut for length, lacking shoes. 2) Petticoat deteriorated, stains to body, tears to leather at shoulders and top of left foot, head in very good condition. Wig later, not original. Later dress and bonnet with scattered stains, wear and light discoloration. 3) Head in very good condition, later wig, some tiny (pin?) holes to leather body, scattered stains and discoloration to clothing. [See more photos →]

Seven pieces of Whiting and Davis jewelry, including a parure with large gilt and amber colored faux stone bracelet with hinged cuff (2-3/8"H), earrings and pendant on chain; 2 silver toned bracelets; and a goldtone chain with intaglio carved crystal pendant and matching earrings. All items marked. Early 20th century. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Overall very good condition with light wear; one crystal earring has loose center. [See more photos →]

19th century European village scene depicting a walled village with church and three figures in the foreground. Housed in a simple wooden frame. Sight – 14 1/2" H x 21 1/8" W. Framed – 16" H x 22 5/8" W. Condition: Four old patch repairs. Overall light cracklure. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 10 cut glass items. Including 2 large cut glass vases (both approx. 13 7/8" height), 1 smaller cut glass vase (9 3/4" height), 2 cut glass cruets (both approx. 6 1/2" height), 1 cut glass perfume bottle (5" height), 4 cut glass decanters (ranging from 10 3/4" to 9" height). Late 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Vases in overall excellent condition with large vase having some interior residue, one cruet with stopper chipped, perfume bottle missing squeeze sack, cylindrical decanter with chip to base and rim, three of four decanters have roughness to end of stopper. [See more photos →]

10K cameo bar pin with seed pearls, 4 pins of various bugs, rhinestone snake pin, 2 bar pins or clips, enamel leaf and small collar pins, 2 pr earrings, 2 silvertone Art Nouveau style pendants, silvertone green enamel clip, silvertone double heart pendant/locket, etc., 17 items, 1/4" to 3-1/4" L Condition: Overall very good condition with some loss to silver tone. [See more photos →]

3 Victorian novelty items: 1st item: Small paper mache box with inset wax ivory scene top depicting the ruins of a castle and girl with chickens, brown faux painted box, scrolled feet. 2-1/2"H. 2nd item: Gillender American glass paperweight of a hand holding a celluloid turtle with moving legs. 4-3/8"L. 3rd item: Metal Victorian figure of woman with umbrella, torso of woman is a nut. 5-1/4"H. Late 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Overall very good condition. The figure holding the umbrella may have held an object in the other hand. [See more photos →]

Two Confederate Patriotic Poems or Songs written together on one sheet. One side features a Confederate patriotic poem or song tited "Tennessee My Tennessee". A lament at the early war occupation of the state by Union forces, reading in part: "Though silent hangs thy timeless lyre, though tyrants seek to quench thy fire that quenchless flame can ne'r expire, Tennessee My Tennessee. Though for a season sunk in woe, though now her prayers she breathes but low, Though on her margine proudly glow, the colors of her hated foe, She sears in wrath they yet shall know, There is still life in Tennessee". Possibly sung to the tune of the Confederate anthem, Maryland my Maryland". The reverse features an unrelated poem on the back titled "Tilli's Grave". It describes the death of a child and the heartache of her mother and father. 12" H x 7 1/4" W. Mid 19th century. Condition: Folding and wear to edges, especially to lower edge. Overall toning with some ink staining to right side. [See more photos →]

Large grouping of Gaudy ironstone and related designs, 21 pieces total. Includes 1 large octagonal platter (marked underside ironstone), 1 large teapot, 1 small teapot, 6 matching plates (marked Walley), 4 angled border plates of various diameter, 2 T. Walker marked saucers, 3 unmarked small bowls, 1 scalloped border shallow bowl, 1 handless cup, and 1 mug. Platter width 15 1/4" width, 9" height for large teapot. All 19th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Platter with possible old repair at one border corner, large teapot with repair to spout, smaller teapot with repaired handle, 6 matching plates in overall very good condition, large angled border plate with chip to rim, smaller angled border plate with a couple of slight hairlines and shallow border chip, both Walker marked saucers with a repair to rim, two of three smaller unmarked bowls with chips and cracks, scalloped border shallow bowl with couple of minor chips to underside, slight hairline to rim, cup with large hairline and chip to rim, mug in very good condition. [See more photos →]

Three George III sterling silver table or serving spoons, all with reverse tipt oval handles, marked PS (attributed to Paul Storr), two with marks for London, sterling, 1816-1817; one with marks for London, sterling, 1812-1813. No monograms. 8-3/4"L, combined weight 7.04 oz troy. Private Nashville collection. Condition: Very good condition. [See more photos →]

Early 20th century autograph book of signatures collected by the Broadway and opera performer Josepha Chekova, containing signatures and inscriptions from various individuals in the music and dance entertainment industry, most dating prior to 1950. Some names include, Louis Bourlier Rigo, Howard Hanson, Richard Wilens, Jacques Wolfe, Harriet Hocto and Geffrey O'hara and several more. Condition: Wear to cover of leather binding, especially to the spine area. Toning to interior pages with slight edge wear. [See more photos →]

Rococo style carved giltwood mirror with rectangular opening. Mirror – 27 3/8" H x 15" W. Overall – 42" H x 23 3/8" W. 20th century Condition: Overall excellent condition. [See more photos →]

An original watercolor design for a stained glass window. Gothic arch design depicting Jesus with Mary, Martha and another disciple with children. "To the Glory of God" and additional Latin words along the bottom edge. Sight 21 3/4" H x 14 1/4" W. Framed – 31" H x 23" W. 20th century. Condition: Tear to upper left corner of watercolor. Some staining to perimeter under mat. [See more photos →]

Large lot of assorted silver jewelry with enameling and/or stones, most pieces marked sterling or .925, including Taxco Mexican and Norweigan pieces. Includes 6 rings, 3 bracelets, 18 pairs earrings, 17 brooches or pins, 4 chains (3 are unmarked) and 2 pendants (unmarked) and 1 enameled sterling necklace marked E for Elvik & Co. 51 pcs total. Also included are two loose enameled leaves, likely from a broken brooch. All 20th century. Combined weight 13.8 oz troy. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Generally good condition. [See more photos →]

2 Staffordshire rare animal figures: zebra (9-1/4"H) and circus elephant spill vase (7-1/4"). Both English, mid 19th century. Provenance: a Mississippi estate. Condition: Both with crazing, zebra has hairline to back. [See more photos →]

Chinese porcelain bowl, the exterior having green ground and decorated with black dragons amongst clouds. Blue Tao Kuang seal mark to base. 2 1/8 " H x 4 3/8" dia. 20th century/modern. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

Grouping of 8 early 20th century Holiday items, Halloween and Fourth of July. Includes two paper mache jack o lanterns, one composition candy container modeled as a Jack O'Lantern headed witch holding a cat, one composition figure of small gnome type character (possible candy container), two stars and stripes shield form boxes, sitting black boston terrier with glass eyes (heavy composition material), and a Halloween cat paper ornament. Sizes range from 5 3/4" height to 2 1/2" height. 8 items total. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Some scuffing to noses and cheeks of lanterns, minor paint wear to containers, fabric loss to the larger shield box. [See more photos →]

Pair of German silver plate candelabra in the Bauhaus style by WMF (Wurttembergische Metallwaren Fabrik), each with three round tapering candle arms joined by a central triangular support. Marked "WMF" in shield to tip of leg. 5" H x 8 1/4" W. Circa 1930. Condition: Overall good condition. One with denting to the circular rim of two of the candle holders. [See more photos →]

1st item: Pair of tall column style brass lamps, three (3) socket with stepped squared bases. 41-1/4" H (to tip of finial). 2nd item: Alabaster urn converted to lamp. 20-1/4" H to tip of brass finial. 3rd item: Ebonized decorative lamp with applied mask plaque and figural griffins to base. 29-1/2" H. All 20th century. Blount County, TN collection. Condition: All very good condition. Not tested for functionality. [See more photos →]

A grouping of five (5) early standing Santa figures, red robes. Includes two standing Santas holding brown fir trees, celluloid faces, clothe sacks on back, marked "Made in Japan" on base. Remaining three with pink composition faces, wooden and composition bodies. Heights range 8" to 5 1/4". Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – three composition face Santas missing sacks, minor losses to fabric robes, some scuffing to faces and hands. [See more photos →]

Large group of Silver jewelry: Native American, Mexican, Latin American, and Jerusalem, some marked "sterling." Approximately 38 items including 7 pair earrings, 20 pins, 6 rings, 1 belt buckle, 3 pendants and 1 necklace. Decorations include opal, turquoise, mother-of-pearl, onyx, agate and enamel. Images include masks, butterfly, roadrunner, fish, sombrero, grape clusters, llamas and tribal symbols and more. 3/4" to 22" L. Provenance: estate of Sara Lee Buhler, Yorktown, Indiana. Condition: Overall very good condition. Minor losses to some inlay. [See more photos →]

Grouping of early Christmas tree stands and tree fences. Includes a large German musical revolving tree stand with a painted paper mache base resembling a grass mound and marked underside "Made in Germany" with four different tunes. Additional items include a painted cast iron stand with holly leaves and berries, and two sets of wooden tree fences, one painted and the other stained wood. Largest stand:8-1/2"H x 14-1/2"D. Smallest Stand: 2-3/4"H x 5-1/8"W. Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Condition – a couple areas of paper loss near base, minor paint loss commensurate for age. Smaller painted cast iron stand with some rust/oxidation. Tree fence sets probably incomplete, painted fence with some chew damage on one section. [See more photos →]

Lot of two cast iron vehicles. 1st item – Arcade Fageol Safety Coach, cast iron, white overall paint with black side stripe and roof, grill embossed "Fageol Safety Coach", nickel seated driver, disc wheels with white centers. Condition – Losses/exfoliation to white and black paint. 12-1/2" long. 2nd item – A. C. Williams cast iron racer, painted in grey overall, cast driver, red spoke wheels. Condition – significant losses to grey paint. 5 1/2" length. Condition: See item description [See more photos →]

Vintage French "Le Banquier" Baccarat card shoe with French playing cards, mixed quantity, 5" H x 4" W x 16" D incl. handle. Condition: Very good condition with some surface wear. Cards are incomplete sets. [See more photos →]

Large Baccarat marked glass ink well, embossed mark Baccarat Depose underside. Glass top, brass liner at opening, removable interior ink well, square attached undertray. 4" height x 5 3/4" x 5 3/4". Late 19th/Early 20th century. Provenance: The estate of King E. and Julia R. Stockton, Tulsa, OK. Condition: Excellent conditon [See more photos →]

Two Victorian Hunting Themed Prints. 1st item: Color mezzotint after Sir Francis Grant, "The Melton Breakfast", published 1839 by Hodgson and Graves, "Her Majesty's Printsellers", engraved by Charles G. Lewis, depicting a breakfast before the hunt, titled in margin with names of the various Lords engraved underneath the image. Ebonized and gilt frame and mat. Image size 17" x 27", framed overall 27" x 37". 2nd item: Hand Colored photogravure on chine applique paper by Goupil after Heywood Hardy, titled in margin "Run To Earth," published 1832 by I. P. Mendoza, "Publisher to Her Majesty the Queen." Newer burlwood frame with linen rabbet edge. 20" x 30" image, 25" x 34" plate, 43" x 34" framed. Condition: 1st item: light overall toning. 2nd item: light foxing and toning. Both overall good condition. [See more photos →]

Set of twelve Japanese silver demitasse spoons with engraved bowls and novelty figural handles including ship, tea kettle, rickshaw, bucket, etc., marked Tanaka 950 (exceeding sterling in silver content), all in two original silk-lined fitted boxes. Each approximately 4"L, 3.3 oz troy total weight. Japanese, mid 20th century. Condition: Excellent condition. Condition: Excellent condition. [See more photos →]

14k yellow gold Masonic Gold Pin, inscribed en verso To N.M. Morton from Sam Donelson. Note: Sam Donelson was Nathan Bedford Forrest's aide de camp during the Civil War. 1/2"H. 1.5 grams. Late 19th century. Provenance: a Nashville, Tennessee estate. Condition: Back arm slightly bent, overall good condition. [See more photos →]

United Daughters of the Confederacy Southern Cross Medal of Honor, copper two piece construction, unnamed. 2"H overall. Condition: Lacking screw mount post and nut on reverse. [See more photos →]

A Nashville, Tennessee Standard Candy Company Purity Brand advertising candy tin with red ground and yellow lettering. Original paper label adhered to front partially reads "Old Fashioned Lemon Drops". 9 1/2" H x 8 1/2" dia. Mid – 20th century. Condition: Overall very good condition with minor scattered losses to paint. Oxidation to top and base. [See more photos →]