49. ENGLISH SCHOOL “Interior Scene of Gentlemen Smoking Pipes

49. ENGLISH SCHOOL “Interior Scene of Gentlemen Smoking Pipes

49. ENGLISH SCHOOL “Interior Scene of Gentlemen Smoking Pipes”, 18th
Century, oil on canvas, unsigned, in gilt frame. 39 ½ in. x 49 ½ in.
50. ENGLISH OAK COFFER FROM YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND, 17th Century,
with multi-wood floral inlay. Height 29 in. Width 51 in. Depth 23 in. Provenance: The
London Shop, Tyler, Texas
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51. CARVED WALRUS IVORY CANE DEPICTING A BRIDLED HORSE HEAD
WITH OPEN MOUTH, 19th Century, engraved with owner’s name on neck “A.
Carrier”, on a rosewood shaft tapering down to a brass and steel ferrule.
52. ENGLISH MAHOGANY TILT TOP BREAKFAST TABLE, circa 1840. Height
30 in. Width 50 in. Depth 61 ½ in.
53. ENGLISH “PINK RIBBON” CHINA, 19th Century, comprising eleven dinner
plates, large platter and covered tureen.
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54. ENGLISH PRIMITIVE SCHOOL OIL ON CANVAS “Townscape”, mid 19th
Century, signed lower right. 12 in. x 16 in. Provenance: David Brooker, DB Fine
Arts, Woodbury, Connecticut
55. ENGLISH MAHOGANY CHEST ON CHEST, circa 1780, in two sections, the
upper with crown and dental molding, two over three drawers flanked by reeded chamfered
corners on a lower case with secretary pullout drawer above three long drawers. Height 75
in. Width 44 ½ in. Depth 23 in.
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56. THOMAS H. WILLIS (AMERICAN 1850-1925) “Portrait of an American
Sailboat and Crew Approaching Headland”, mixed media on canvas, silk covered
cardboard sails, embroidered hull, crew, flags and cotton water spray, signed lower right
T. Willis. Period, gilt, lined walnut frame. 16 in. x 24 in.
57. ARTHUR V. DIEHL (AMERICAN 1870-1929) “Portrait of a Clipper on the
High Seas”, oil on artist’s board, signed lower right Arthur Diehl, in gilt frame.
16 in. x 18 in.
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58. CARVED FIGUREHEAD OF A YOUNG WOMAN, early 20th Century,
laminated pine female figure in long flowing dress standing on an ocean wave and scroll.
Height 52 in.
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59. ENGLISH FIGURED WALNUT DAVENPORT, circa 1870, line inlay, false
drawer on opposite side of four drawers, storage concealed under leather writing surface
and brass gallery shelf exposes letter slots, pen tray and inkwell, brass galvanized hinged
top enclosing a fitted interior. Height 33 ½ in. Width 20 ½ in. Depth 20 in.
60. ENGLISH SCHOOL OIL ON CANVAS “Portrait of a Young Man with Riding
Crop”, 19th Century, in maple frame with gilt liner. 12 in. x 10 in.
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61. WATERCOLOR ON
PAPER “Naval Officer”.
11 in. x 9 in. Provenance: David
Weston, East Sussex, England
62. HAND CRAFTED MODEL OF THE “SOUTHERN CROSS”, 19th Century,
ship in full sail on the open water. Height 24 in. Length 37 in. Depth 16 in.
Starting in 1857 with a 70 ton schooner, the Southern Cross has been the name of a series of
ships used for the Melanesian Misson of the Anglican Church. The 4th Southern Cross, most
likely depicted in the model, was built in 1891 in Wivenhoe, Essex, England by the Forrest &
Sons Company for about £9000. It was outfitted with an auxiliary steam engine and weighed
about 240 tons.
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63. PENNSYLVANIA CHERRY CUPBOARD, circa 1820, in two sections: the
upper with six-panel glazed doors flanked with reeded fronts and arched space, the lower
with two drawers above two paneled doors on short turned legs. Height 87 ½ in.
Width 50 in. Depth 21 ½ in.
64. NANKING BLUE AND WHITE PLATTER, 19th Century. Length 9 in.
65. NANKING BLUE AND WHITE PLATTER, 19th Century. Length 14 in.
66. GROUP OF TEN CANTON DINNER PLATES, 19th Century. Diameter 9 in.
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67. AMERICAN NAÏVE OIL ON CANVAS “Two Children Fishing at Streams
Edge”, circa 1850, unsigned. 28 in. x 36 in.
68. SET OF SIX AMERICAN FEDERAL TIGER MAPLE DINING CHAIRS,
circa 1810, with rush seats.
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69. PAIR OF CAST BRASS LIGHTHOUSE ANDIRONS, circa 1930s, with lens
house log stops. Height 16 ½ in.
70. VINTAGE BRASS ANCHOR ANDIRONS, circa 1930s.
Height 16 ¾ in.
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