Actual Price

1.

Shirvan rug, ca. 1890, with a gold field and multiple borders, 3'7" x 4'8".

Est. $1,500-2,200

       2,875

2.

Melas Turkish prayer rug, ca. 1890, 3'7" x 4'9" (two minor reweaves).

Est. $1,000-1,500

          345

3.

Karachopf Kazak rug, ca. 1900, with a central ivory medallion and multiple borders, 5' x 6'5".

Est. $2,000-3,000

       2,990

4.

Serapi room-size rug, ca. 1910, with a large central medallion on a peach field with blue corners and a crab border, 12'4" x 19'5"(even sun fading).

Est. $10,000-12,000

       9,775

5.

Kazak rug, ca. 1900, with 3 medallions on a blue field within an ivory border, 4'3" x 7'6".

Est. $2,300-3,000

       4,255

6.

Kazak rug, ca. 1890, with a red field and ivory border, 4' x 6'11".

Est. $2,000-3,000

       4,600

7.

Kazak rug, ca. 1900, with a red field and multiple borders, 4' x 4'8".

Est. $500-700

       1,035

8.

Shirvan rug, ca. 1910, with a blue field and ivory border, 3'5" x 6'7"(end rewoven).

Est. $1,000-1,200

       1,150

9.

Turkish rug, ca. 1930, with one and a half medallions and multiple borders, 5'2" x 5'3"(reduced).

Est. $300-500

          403

10.

Shirvan prayer rug, ca. 1900, with boteh design on a cobalt field with multiple borders, 4'2" x 4'7"(end rewoven).

Est. $2,000-2,500

       2,760

11.

Gendje rug, ca. 1900, with 3 central medallions on a blue field with multiple borders, 3' x 4'9".

Est. $1,000-1,200

       5,750

12.

Kurd Kazak, ca. 1910, with repeating medallions on a blue field with an ivory border, 3'8" x 5'10".

Est. $1,100-1,500

       1,725

13.

Tabriz room-size rug, ca. 1880, with a large central medallion on an open salmon field with blue and ivory corners and multiple borders, 7'4" x 11"(one end reduced/fading).

Est. $2,500-3,500

       1,093

14.

Turkoman rug, ca. 1910, with 4 brown panels and multiple borders, 4'3" x 6'8".

Est. $600-800

          920

15.

Turkoman Bohkara rug, 3'5" x 4'8", together with another rug, 3'2" x 4'4". Both rugs are VERY similar.

Est. $200-400

          259

16.

Bidjar room-size carpet, ca. 1920, with a central medallion on a rust field with multiple borders, 8'8" x 11'8".

Est. $3,500-4,500

       4,600

17.

Northwest Moghan runner, ca. 1890, with repeating central medallions on an ivory border, 3'2" x 13'8"(some reweave).

Est. $1,500-2,000

    No sale

18.

Kazak cloud band rug, ca. 1900, with 3 central medallions on a rust field with ivory border, 5'2" x 8'2".

Est. $4,000-5,000

       5,175

19.

Kazak rug, ca. 1910, with a blue field and gold border, 3'2" x 6'10".

Est. $1,200-1,500

       3,450

20.

Kazak cloud band rug, ca. 1900, with 3 central medallions on a rust field with ivory borders, 4'7" x 6'9".

Est. $1,500-2,000

       4,313

21.

Kazak rug, ca. 1900, with 4 medallions on a rust field with blue border, 5' x 7'7".

Est. $2,000-2,500

    No sale

22.

Kazak cloud band rug, ca. 1900, with 2 large and 1 half medallions on a red field with multiple borders, 5'2" x 8'6"(minor reweaves).

Est. $1,500-2,000

       3,738

23.

Kazak rug, ca. 1900, with a large diamond medallion on a rust field with multiple borders, 5' x 7'8"(minor reweave).

Est. $1,500-2,000

       2,530

24.

Sarouk runner, ca. 1950, with overall floral design on a rust field with multiple borders, 2'7 1/2" x 14'9".

Est. $300-500

          863

25.

Semi antique Sarouk rug with a rust field and multiple borders, 3'4" x 4'10".

Est. $400-600

       1,035

26.

Semi antique Sarouk rug with a floral design on a rust field with multiple borders, 4'1" x 6'5".

Est. $300-500

          288

27.

Room-size Sarouk carpet, ca. 1920, with a floral design on a rust field and multiple borders, 8'7" x 12'.

Est. $1,200-1,600

       2,645

28.

Semi antique room-size Tabriz rug with a blue field and rust border, 7'10" x 10'8".

Est. $800-1,200

       3,738

29.

Hamadan rug, ca. 1940, with blue field and rust corners and multiple borders, 4'6" x 6'4".

Est. $400-600

          748

30.

Semi antique Sarouk rug with a central medallion on a cobalt field and multiple borders, 4'5" x 6'8".

Est. $300-500

       1,380

31.

Bakhtiari Kilim runner, ca. 1930, with repeating medallions on a brown field, 3'6" x 12'4".

Est. $500-700

          230

32.

Joshan Sarouk rug, ca. 1940, with a central ivory medallion on a cobalt field and multiple borders, 3'4" x 5'.

Est. $200-400

          201

33.

Bohkara rug, ca. 1920, with repeating medallions on a rust field, 3'3" x 5'7".

Est. $200-400

          288

34.

Hamadan runner, ca. 1950, with 3 medallions on a blue ground with indigo blue and red border, 2'6" x 11'2".

Est. $800-1,000

       1,380

35.

Room-size Kirman, ca. 1930, with a floral design on a mustard field, 6'9" x 9'10".

Est. $1,500-2,000

       2,300

36.

Sarouk mat with overall floral pattern, 3'3" x 4'8".

Est. $200-250

          173

37.

Large Sarouk oriental rug, ca. 1950, with overall floral pattern on a wine field, 11'2" x 17'.

Est. $2,500-3,500

       3,738

38.

Lori Pambok Kazak rug, ca. 1900, with 3 medallions on a rust field with ivory border, 5'7" x 6'(minor repairs).

Est. $1,500-2,000

       2,300

39.

Sterling silver tea service by International, 20th c., comprised of a coffee pot, a teapot, covered sugar, a creamer and tray, approximately 191 oz. total weight.

Est. $2,500-3,500

       2,070

39a.

Gorham sterling silver tea service, 20th c., retailed by Bailey, Banks and Biddle Co., comprised of 2 teapots, covered sugar, waste bowl and creamer with wood handles, approximately 70 oz. total weight, en suite with a Sheffield kettle on stand.

Est. $1,500-1,800

          920

39b.

Five Philadelphia silver serving spoons, mid 19th c., impressed "I. McMullin", together with 2 by R & W Wilson and 14 pieces of miscellaneous sterling tableware, approximately 28 oz. total weight.

Est. $300-400

          575

40.

Lebanon County, Pennsylvania calligraphy and watercolor birth certificate for Barbara Ann Witmor with a central script surrounded by grape vines, 15 1/2" x 19 3/4"(unfinished).

Est. $600-800

          518

41.

Pennsylvania Federal line inlaid walnut work table with a rectangular top above 3 drawers resting on square tapering legs, all with line inlay, 30 1/4" h., 19" w.

Est. $800-1,000

       2,300

42.

Massachusetts Federal ladies writing desk, ca. 1800, the upper section with an oval inlaid prospect door flanked by 2 tambour doors, over a lower section with a fall front above 3 long drawers with tiger maple banding, flanked by inlaid stiles, supported by turned and reeded legs fitted with castors, 48" h., 40 1/2" w.

Est. $3,000-3,500

    No sale

43.

George III mahogany server, ca. 1790, with a split bowfront lift lid over a conforming case with 1 faux drawer above 1 long drawer, both with line inlaid edges, supported by square tapering legs joined by a lower shelf, 34" h., 27 1/2".

Est. $1,000-1,500

          805

44.

Bucks County, Pennsylvania Federal figured applewood chest of drawers, ca. 1800, the rectangular top with applied molded edge over a line inlaid case with 4 graduated drawers appearing to retain the original brasses, all resting on flaring French feet, 36 1/4" h., 38" w.

Est. $2,500-3,500

    No sale

45.

English Queen Anne mahogany wing chair, ca. 1730, with scrolled arms supported by cabriole legs and pad feet.

Est. $2,500-3,500

       2,760

46.

Philadelphia Sheraton mahogany server, ca. 1810, with a rectangular top with concave front over a conforming case, flanked by reeded stiles supported by turned reeded legs terminating in brass casters, 32" h., 47" w.(veneer loss).

Est. $2,500-3,500

       1,955

47.

Staffordshire silver luster tea service, late 19th c., comprising a teapot, covered sugar and creamer with floral and grape decoration.

Est. $300-500

          345

48.

Tantalus with 2 colorless glass decanters in a locking line and fan inlaid mahogany case, 12" h.

Est. $400-700

          805

49.

Set of 8 New England rodback windsor side chairs, ca. 1810, with bamboo turnings, retaining old black painted surface, one dated 1809 and another initialed "LM".  Provenance: Carrie & Ray Ruggles, Brookfield, MA.

Est. $5,000-7,000

No sale

50.

Large Gorham 12-piece sterling silver service, ca. 1879, each piece with elaborate banding depicting Viking ships being pulled by serpent and cupids on horseback, comprising a lidded vegetable dish, large pitcher, 4 wine coasters, salt and pepper shakers, 2 coffee pots, covered sugar and a waste bowl, approx. 270 oz. total weight(without wine coasters). Provenance: Mary J. Drexel home, Gladwyne, PA.

Est. $7,000-9,000

       8,050

51.

Hand colored engraved miniature portrait of "The Honorable J. B. Maxwell, N.J.", 1 7/8" l. together with 2 hand colored engravings of Daniel Webster and Charles Carroll.

Est. $400-600

       1,380

52.

Fine American miniature portrait on ivory of a little girl, ca. 1835, in a blue dress holding a bouquet, in a gutta-percha case, 2 5/8" x 2 1/8".

Est. $2,500-3,500

       4,600

53.

Peale Museum hollow cut profile silhouette, early 19th c., of Washington, 5 3/4" h., together with 2 Peale Museum silhouettes of Sarah and William Jones(Tatnall family).

Est. $400-500

       1,380

54.

Turned wood and tin chandelier, late 19th c., with an urn turned shaft and spokes supporting a round tin trough with 23 candleholders, retaining blue painted surface, 28 1/2" h., 35" dia.(lacking one candle cup).

Est. $800-1,200

          374

55.

Gustavo Simoni(Italian, 1846-1926) - Watercolor on paper busy market scene, signed lower right "G. Simoni Sorrento 1901", 21 1/2" x 33 3/4".

Est. $8,000-10,000

    No sale

56.

Pair of scrimshaw swordfish jawbones, mid 19th c., the first decorated with a scantily clad young woman, "Mary", the other with a pot of flowers and the initial, "N.W.C", 14 1/2" l.

Est. $400-600

       1,093

57.

Scrimshaw whales tooth, ca. 1850, elaborately decorated with a Federal house, wounded soldier, agricultural emblems and military symbols, 6 5/8" l.

Est. $500-1,000

       2,588

58.

Francis Cecil Boult(British, 19th c) - Oil on board fox hunting scene of a man jumping with 2 hounds, signed lower right "F. Cecil Boult 1888", 9 1/2" x 13".

Est. $1,500-2,000

       1,495

59.

Francis Cecil Boult(British, 19th c.) - Oil on board fox hunting scene of a man jumping with two hounds, signed lower left "F. Cecil Boult 1888", 9 1/2" x 13".

Est. $1,500-2,000

       1,495

60.

Bronze architectural element, late 19th c., representing the Seal of the City of New York, comprising a spread winged eagle(symbol of the state of New York), above a sailor(representing early settlement) and an Indian(representing Native Americans that were already here), flanking a crest with a beaver(symbol of Dutch East India Co.), and windmill, barrel and flower(representing early Industry), all above the date of 1664, and banner inscribed "SIGILLUM.CIVITATIS.NOVI.EBORACI"(Seal of City of New York), 46" h., 44 1/2" w.

Est. $3,000-4,000

       7,475

61.

English silk on silk oval needlework picture, early 19th c., depicting a landscape with "Lena feeding the Swans", 14" x 11".

Est. $500-600

          978

62.

English silk on linen oval needlework picture, ca. 1820, depicting a map of England and Wales within a floral border, 21" x 18 1/2".

Est. $500-700

          288

63.

American silk on linen needlework sampler wrought by Mary Vesey, June 14, 1801, with alphabet over verse above potted flowers and bird with a floral border, 15" x 13 1/4".

Est. $300-400

       1,035

64.

William and Mary cedar gateleg dining table, mid 18th c., possibly Bermuda, with an oval dropleaf top overhanging a base with ring and baluster turned legs, 28 1/4" h., 48 1/2" w.(walnut top is early replacement).

Est. $2,000-2,500

       2,875

65.

American oil on canvas 3/4 length portrait of a lady, ca. 1880, depicting a woman in a black dress wearing jewelry and holding a fan standing in a draped drawing room beside a table of flowers, 42 3/4" x 28 1/2".

Est. $1,000-2,000

       1,265

66.

Pennsylvania Chippendale mahogany card table, ca. 1790, with a molded rectangular top over a frame with a single drawer supported by square tapering legs ending in Marlborough feet, 31" h., 34 1/2" w.

Est. $900-1,400

          633

67.

Pennsylvania Federal mahogany secretary linen press, ca. 1810, the upper section with a molded cornice over 2 cupboard doors, the lower section with pull out desk with fitted interior over 2 cupboard doors resting on French feet, 93 1/2" h., 42 3/4" w.

Est. $2,500-3,500

       2,875

68.

William and Mary upholstered walnut armchair, ca. 1740, possibly French Canadian, with a needlepoint upholstered back, downward sloping arms terminating in ram's horn grips, supported by block and baluster turned legs joined by similar stretchers.  Provenance:  Joe Kindig, Jr., 1927.

Est. $3,000-5,000

       6,325

68a.

William and Mary walnut dining chair, ca. 1740, possibly French Canadian, with overupholstered back and seat, supported by block and rope twist carved legs and similar stretchers. Provenance: Joseph Kindig, Jr. 1927.

Est. $1,000-1,500

          259

68b.

Chester County, Pennsylvania Sheraton cherry and birdseye maple work table, ca. 1820, with 2 curved front drawers and turned legs, 30" h., 22" w.

Est. $400-600

          863

68c.

Pennsylvania walnut high-back drysink, mid 19th c., with scalloped sides, deep well and 2 drawers flanking 2 doors, 50" h., 42" w.

Est. $800-1,000

       1,725

68d.

Pennsylvania punched tin coffee pot, early 19th c., with decoration of potted tulip flanked by birds, stars and trailing vines, 11 1/2" h.

Est. $2,000-2,500

       1,955

69.

Pennsylvania painted poplar tavern table, ca. 1760, with a rectangular top over a frame with a single drawer supported by boldly turned and blocked baluster legs joined by H-stretcher, retaining old red stained surface, 30" h., 33" w. Provenance: Joe Kindig, Jr. 1927.

Est. $3,000-4,000

       7,475

70.

Pennsylvania poplar spice chest, ca. 1800 the molded top over 10 drawers, resting on bracket feet, 20" h., 17" w. Provenance: Pioneer Philadelphia collector and author.

Est. $1,500-2,000

       2,300

71.

Philadelphia silk and painted oval needlework picture, probably Folwell School, early 19th c., depicting allegorical garden scene with maiden holding garland standing beside seated soldier napping under a tree within a reverse painted liner, inscribed "Ann G. Walpole Philadelphia, 1822", 19 1/2" x 19 1/4".

Est. $3,500-4,500

       9,775

72.

Delaware Valley Queen Anne walnut dressing table, ca. 1760, with a molded notched corner top over a case with 1 long drawer over 3 short drawers above a shaped skirt resting on cabriole legs terminating in trifid feet, 30" h., 30 3/4" w.(alterations).

Est. $3,000-4,000

       4,600

73.

Pennsylvania Chippendale cherry tall case clock, ca. 1790, with a broken arched bonnet with carved rosettes enclosing a white painted face, bearing the name "Solomon Yeakle"(Hereford Twp.), over a case with arched panel door flanked by canted and fluted stiles over a rectangular base on ogee bracket feet, 96 1/2" h.(alterations).

Est. $4,000-5,000

       7,475

74.

Jacob Eichholtz, attributed(American, 1776-1842) - Oil on canvas portrait of a lady, ca. 1825, wearing a lace bonnet, purported to be Sarah Thornton Mays, daughter of Captain Thornton of the British Navy and mother of Commodore Isaac Mays of the US Navy, 30" x 25".

Est. $800-1,200

       1,725

75.

American pictorial hooked rug, 19th c., with central spread winged eagle with blue and white striped wings perched atop American flag and shield within a red, green and blue rose and vine border and red stripes, 36 1/2" x 49".

Est. $1,500-2,000

       2,875

76.

Chinese export porcelain teapot in the Canton pattern, 19th c., with square lid and conforming body, 4 3/4" h.

Est. $500-800

          518

77.

Pair of Chinese export blue and white porcelain 2-piece candlesticks, early 19th c., made for the Islamic market, each with large mid-drip pan, copper rims and conical bases, 9 3/4" h.

Est. $800-1,200

          978

78.

Pair of Canton blue and white porcelain trumpet-form candlesticks, 19th c., 7 3/4" h.

Est. $1,500-2,000

       2,070

79.

Group of Canton table articles, 19th c., to include a creamer, gravy boat, leaf form dish, 2 salts and 8 cup and saucers.

Est. $600-800

          748

80.

New England painted pine blanket chest, ca. 1820, the rectangular top over a nailed case resting on later bracket feet, retains overall green and black sponge decoration with black pinstriping and floral highlights, initialed E.B.F., 24" h., 41 1/2" w.

Est. $1,200-1,500

          805

81.

Friederich Krebs(Southeastern Pennsylvania, active 1784-1812) - Watercolor and printed geburts und taufschein, for Joseph Kemmel, with a central heart enclosing script flanked by typical vines, flowers and hearts, 11 1/4" x 15 1/4".

Est. $600-1,200

          403

82.

Chester County, Pennsylvania Chippendale walnut dropleaf table, ca. 1780, the rectangular top supporting 2 drop leaves over a frame with a scalloped skirt supported by cabriole legs terminating in bold ball and claw feet, 28 1/4" h., 48" w., 53" d. This table represents an extremely fine example of its form.

Est. $5,000-6,000

     18,400

83.

Pennsylvania painted poplar 2-piece corner cupboard, ca. 1820, the upper section with a molded and reeded cornice over a 12-pane glazed door flanked by canted and reeded stiles, over a conforming lower section with a single drawer over a double raised panel door resting on flaring French feet, retains overall ochre grain painted surface over the original red, 83 1/2" h., 40 1/2" w.

Est. $5,000-6,000

       6,900

84.

Maryland painted dower chest, dated 1791, the front with a faded salmon ground, a central stylized tulip with date and the initials "P.S.", flanked by 6 tulips, trailing vines and diamonds, all within a black and yellow sawtooth border, over a base molding resting on straight bracket feet, 23" h., 48" w. (loss to left rear foot).  Provenance: Removed from an Arlington, MD home.

Est. $4,000-5,000

       5,175

85.

New England painted pine apothecary cupboard, mid 19th c., comprising 64 small, numbered drawers, above 3 larger drawers, retains overall ochre grain decoration, 39" h., 43" w., 13" d.

Est. $9,000-12,000

       9,200

86.

Pennsylvania pieced quilt with red and green tulips and intricate quilting.

Est. $300-500

          920

86a.

Pennsylvania pieced quilt, early 20th c., with red and yellow flowers within sawtooth diamonds.

Est. $300-500

          920

86b.

Pennsylvania pieced quilt, early 20th c., with a yellow and wine diamond and block pattern.

Est. $400-500

          748

86c.

Pennsylvania red and white pieced quilt with blocks of sawtooth bordered fans and half circles.

Est. $400-500

       1,093

86d.

Pennsylvania appliqué quilt with calico flowers and leaves.

Est. $400-600

       1,380

86e.

Ohio woven jacquard coverlet with floral design and tulip border.

Est. $300-350

          288

86f.

New England crewel embroidered coverlet, ca. 1800, twill woven with homespun wool and a endearing thistle vine motif, 77" x 69". Similar examples can be found at Historic Deerfield Village, Massachusetts, The Art Institute of Chicago, and the Wadsworth Athenaeum.

Est. $8,000-12,000

       5,750

87.

Pennsylvania pieced calico quilt with star design and sawtooth border.

Est. $300-400

          748

88.

Pennsylvania red, blue and white overshot coverlet, 19th c.

Est. $300-400

          144

89.

Pennsylvania blue and white overshot coverlet(some loss).

Est. $200-300

          201

90.

Ferdinand A. Brader(American, b.1833) - Pencil on paper drawing titled "The Property of David G. and Margaret Hertzog, Cumru Town. Berks County, PA 1880", with farmhouse, barn. outbuildings, animals, etc., in a hilly landscape, 30 3/4" x 48"(tears, discolored).

Est. $4,000-6,000

       4,140

91.

Unusual Pennsylvania brown and tan overshot coverlet with geometric designs.

Est. $300-500

       1,955

92.

Charles L. Shaw(British, 19th c.) - Oil on canvas autumn landscape titled verso "The River Side" with a man in a rowboat, signed lower right and verso "Chas. L. Shaw 1883", 17 1/2" x 11 1/2".

Est. $900-1,200

       1,150

93.

Lancaster County painted poplar corner wall cupboard, ca. 1770, with a molded cornice over a glazed door with rattail hinges, flanked by fluted stiles over 2 drawers above a single raised panel door with similar hinges over a scalloped skirt supported by cutout straight bracket feet, retains original red painted surface with blue, yellow, ivory and green highlights, 79" h., 48" w.

Est. $20,000-25,000

No sale

94.

Edward Willis Redfield(American, 1869-1965) - Oil on canvas winter landscape titled "Sunny Brook", with a meandering brook, trees, and a house, signed lower left "E.W. Redfield", 26" x 32". Provenance: Exhibited Peter A. Juley & Son Photograph Collection, Smithsonian Institution, The National Academy of Design, NY 1928, The Memorial Art Gallery, NY 1927, Grand Central Art Galleries NY 1924. Illustrated in An American Impressionist, p. 182 and The Redfield Letters, p. 23, 280, 404, both by J.M.W. Fletcher.

Est. $40,000-60,000

   115,000

95.

Continental oil on canvas portrait of a boy, 19th c. wearing white ruffled collar, green coat and medallion, 19 1/2" x 15". Provenance: Mary J. Drexel home, Gladwyne, PA.

Est. $1,000-1,500

       1,035

96.

William Lewis Marple(American, 1827-1910) - Oil on canvas river landscape with a couple on the shore, signed lower left "W.L. Marple", 18 3/4" x 29 1/4".

Est. $4,000-6,000

       1,265

97.

Rembrandt Peale, School of(American, 1778-1860) - Oil on board portrait of a young girl wearing a white turban and jacket, 16 3/4" x 12 3/4".

Est. $2,000-2,500

          978

98.

George II style mahogany sofa with needlepoint upholstery resting on 5 legs, the front 3 with acanthus carving terminating in pad feet(losses to needlepoint).

Est. $1,000-2,000

     12,650

99.

English mahogany folio stand, ca. 1830, with adjustable lattice leaves resting on scrolling legs with shaped returns, 43 1/4" h., 31 1/2" w.

Est. $1,000-1,500

       4,600