Auction of Estate Antiques
Saturday Morning, Octobers, 2022 at 10:00 a.m.SOLD
U. S. and World Coins, Currency and Stamps
To be Sold from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m., including 90% silver, numerous silver dollars, type coins and obsolete currency. Old stocks and bonds. Stamps to include Zeppelin Post Card, 1926 White Plains Sheet, #1 used. High Catalog lots, World Stamps to include New Zealand specialized. View or Download List Here
Estate Furnishings
including late additions, sold starting about 10:45 a.m.
Selling a diverse selection of antiques, period and decorative accessories removed solely from estates, private collections and old households.
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FURNITURE: Exceptional 41 1/2X 20 X 39 in. tall figured mahogany chest on high-footed base with multiple drawers and compartments, some with lighter figured panels. 36 in. 19th c. tapered leg mahogany card table with inlaid panels. Tapered leg maple stand with figured maple drawer. Two drawer tapered leg bowfront side table with figured maple drawer. 32 in. bowfront mahogany chest with figured mahogany drawers. 41 in. mahogany four drawer chest with figured mahogany drawers. 36 in. mahogany tapered leg side table with string inlay. 19th c. mahogany shaped top card tables and dropleaf tables. Stretcher-based pine occasional table. Fine 18th c. tall ladder-back armchair. Fine 40 in. figured maple period Chippendale mirror with fancy crest. 59 in. gilded three part overmantle mirror. 72 in. paint-decorated and upholstered 19th c. settle bench. 48 X 19 in. glass top sofa table with colored metallic frame and shaped metallic legs. 40 in. primitive pine 19th c. butter-maker’s table with functional rolling top piece. Good occasional furniture.
Good selection of ESTATE STERLING SILVER flatware and hollow-ware, sterling tea services, bowls, trays and good accessories.
GOLD, STERLING AND OTHER ESTATE AND COSTUME JEWELRY
Fine old family selection of 18th and early 19th c. carved table WOODENWARE, including unusual forms. 24 in. double handled trencher with old red base. Other two-handled mixing bowls with carved handles on either end. Numerous 8 to 12 in. carved bowls, including 13 in. square birch bowl. Numerous early paddles and food scoops. Early firkins. Set of hanging small spice drawers. 43 X 14 in. carved pine trencher. 16 in. diameter X 6 in. deep table bowl.
ACCESSORIES: 12 x 6 in. document box scene-painted in the style of Rufus Porter or possibly painted by him. 19th c. table mount music box. Child’s miniature slant front desk and chair. T. Mills 19th c. iron crank-operated lifesaver maker. 19th C. cast iron fire plaques. Black Sambo and another still bank. Lucy Lovell’s undated 7 ½ X 8 ½ in. 19th c. needlepoint sampler.OLD PORCELAIN AND BISQUE DOLLS, including a BRU-marked female doll.
GARDEN FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES: Two C. 1900 fancy cast iron garden urns. Sculpted base garden table with 40 inch round glass top.
ESTATE RUGS: 12 ft. 2 in. X 8 ft. 7 in. Serouk and 5 ft. 1 in. X 3 ft. 7 in. Caucasian rug.
EPHEMERA AND BOOKS: Orville Wright signed 1919 letter from the Wright Aeronautical Laboratory. 1904 and 1905 Booker T. Washington signed letters from Tuskegee Institute. Col. Solomon Brooks Eliot, Maine 1817 signed letter reducing the rank of a local man from Sgt. Major to Private due to neglect of duty. 1851 $50.00 Reward Poster for the person who set fire to the Spruce Creek Meeting House in Kittery, ME. Insurance Co. Aged copy of the Declaration of Independence from an insurance company. Large selection of Reference books on antiques and history.
OLD PAINTINGS: Framed 39 X 29 in. o/c of American ship at sea with two sailors aboard. W. Zeller signed 24 X 36 in. o/c of port scene with boats and buildings and bright sun on the horizon. Colorful 19 ½ X 7 ½ in. indistinctly signed o/p of flowered footpath. 9 ½ X 16 in. o/c of four grey kittens. 29 ½ X 25 in. o/c. 29 ½ X 25 in. o/c of pastured cows with female tender. 23 pencil drawings, some colored, a great many from Vassalboro, ME and many marked with the name Grover. 20 X 13 ½ in. Trompe L’oeil o/c painting of hanging string of peppers.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash or approved check. Mastercard or Visa accepted. 18% Buyer’s Premium, discounted to 15% when paid by cash or good check. 5.5% ME Sales Tax applies to all purchases without copy of current resale exemption certificate. Written or oral descriptions subject to error or omission. Absentee bids close at 9:30 a.m. on auction day.
DIRECTIONS: Take Exit 7 (The Yorks) from I-95 to Rte. One and follow Rte. One north 2/10 mi. to the Goodwin Building on the right at corner of Raydon Rd. SEE MAP.
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