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free≤an’s
fine english & continental furniture, silver and decorative arts
01/22/08
680
Tiffany and Co. sterling silver
swing-handle basket
circa 1888
The swing-handle centered by a
cartouche, the rim chased with
foliage centered by a stylized flower
head on a stippled ground, raised on
an oval foot with similar decoration.
L: 12 in. 29 oz.
$2,500-3,500
261
free≤an’s
01/22/08
681
covered entree dish
date mark 1894
With a gadrooned lid and body,
monogrammed EMF.
L: 12 3/4 in. 32 oz.
$2,000-3,000
682
and enamel box
circa 1905
The flattened globular plain body
with a repousse and enamel cover of
grapes and vines, engraved Louis C.
Tiffany signature to the underside;
together with a Tiffany & Co.
sterling silver oval pin box decorated
with C-scrolls and rosettes, circa
1895. (2).
Box diam: 3 3/4 in.; the other
L: 4 1/8 in.
$500-700
683
Tiffany and Co. sterling silver bowl
circa 1911
Decorated with a continuous band
of shells and C-scrolls,
monogrammed P.
H: 3 3/8 in, Diam: 9 1/8 in. 22 oz.
$400-600
262
free≤an’s
01/22/08
684
Tiffany and Co. sterling silver three
piece tea service
circa 1913
Of rectangular form with incurved
corners and angular handles, the
stepped covers with urn-shaped
finials. (3).
Teapot H: 6 in. 46 oz.
$1,000-1,500
685
swing-handle small basket
circa 1858
Cast and chased with a Greek-key
rim, raised on a oval foot.
H: 4 in, L: 6 7/8 in. 7.3 oz.
$350-550
263
free≤an’s
01/22/08
686
Tiffany and Co. sterling
silver coffeepot
circa 1938
Of swollen form with a domed lid
and treen handle.
H: 9 3/4 in. 25 oz.
provenance:
The collection of James and
Candace McIlhenny, Alexandria,
Virginia
$400-600
687
silver small coffeepot
circa 1928
The domed lid above a swollen
body, with treen finial and side
handle.
H: 7 3/4 in. 16 oz. total weight
$500-700
686
687
688
Pair of Tiffany and Co. sterling
silver Chrysanthemum candlesticks
modern
Each decorated with foliate vines.
(2).
H: 9 1/2 in. 33 oz.
provenance:
Virginia
$1,000-1,500
264
free≤an’s
01/22/08
689
Tiffany and Co. ‘Chrysanthemum’ pattern sterling silver
partial flatware service
Comprising 6 luncheon knives, 6 dinner forks, 8 salad forks, 6 tablespoons,
11 teaspoons, 6 demitasse spoons, 2 iced tea spoons, 5 butter spreaders, a
roast fork, a cold meat fork, a sauce ladle, a serving spoon, a poached egg
server, a cake slice, and a cheese server.
Knife L: 9 1/4, fork L: 7 3/8 in. 96 oz.
provenance:
The collection of James and Candace McIlhenny, Alexandria, Virginia
$5,000-8,000
265
free≤an’s
01/22/08
690
vanity mirror
first half 20th century
The rectangular plate within a plain
molded edge frame, with a
mahogany backboard and hinged
support.
H: 17 3/4, W: 12 in.
provenance:
From the private collection of
William Lipton
$800-1,200
691
silver card case
mid 20th century
The case able to accommodate two
decks of cards, monogrammed ET
and CT.
12 oz.
$250-450
692
Group of assorted Tiffany and Co.
sterling silver tableware
various patterns
Comprising a set of 9 ‘Floral’
demitasse spoons; an ‘English King’
bonbon server; a ‘Hamilton’ dessert
fork and 2 teaspoons; 12 ‘Fanueil’
demitasse spoons; and an unknown
pattern dinner fork. (26).
16.5 oz.
$300-500
693
Gorham sterling silver small
ice bucket
circa 1882
With a flaring, beaded rim, the body
chased with scrolls and floral
bouquets flanked by handles cast as
lion’s masks with rings, raised on a
circular foot.
H: 4 in, Diam: 5 3/4 in. 13 oz.
$700-1,000
266
free≤an’s
01/22/08
694
Pair of Gorham sterling pierced
serving dishes
date mark 1887
Of shaped oval form with a pierced
order with a scroll cast rim, raised
on leaf cast feet.
H: 2 1/2, W: 9 in. 29 oz.
$1,500-2,000
695
American sterling silver tureen
gorham, 1893, retailed by
spaulding & co.
The lobed body with shell-cast loop
handles and an out-turned rim with
a scroll cast edge, raised on a
shaped foot, the cover with a
acanthus clad loop handle,
monogrammed, stamped ‘4 1/2
pints’ and ‘551’ to underside.
H: 7 1/4, L: 12 1/2, D: 8 in.46 oz.
$800-1,200
696
Gorham sterling silver five-piece
tea and coffee service
date mark 1905
Comprising a coffeepot, hot water
kettle on stand, cream jug, covered
sugar bowl and waste bowl, each of
paneled oval form with treen
handles, monogrammed MEW.
Kettle H: 12 in. 78 oz. total weight.
$2,000-3,000
267
free≤an’s
01/22/08
697
Gorham sterling silver six-piece
tea and coffee service
Comprising a coffeepot, teapot, hot
water kettle on stand, covered sugar
bowl, cream jug and a waste bowl,
each of swollen form with an urn
knop and treen handles. (6).
Kettle H: 14 1/2 in. 138 oz. total
weight.
$1,200-1,800
698
Gorham ‘Cinderella’ sterling
silver tray
20th century
Monogrammed L, raised on a
circular foot.
L: 21 in. 28 oz.
provenance:
From a private New York collection.
$400-600
699
Gorham sterling silver bread tray
With a wavy design, rubbed
monogram.
L: 10 1/4 in. 13 oz.
$150-250
700
Set of three Gorham sterling silver
graduated serving trays
early 20th century
Each of oval form with a gadrooned
rim. (3).
Largest W: 20 in. 103 oz.
provenance:
From a private Virginia estate.
$1,500-2,000
268
free≤an’s
01/22/08
701
Gorham ‘Strasbourg’ sterling silver
and silver gilt flatware service
20th century
Comprising 24 dinner forks,
24 silver gilt salad forks, 24 dinner
knives, 24 fruit knives, 24 silver gilt
place spoons, 24 silver gilt
teaspoons, 24 butter spreaders,
18 cream soup spoons. (186 pieces).
Dinner fork L: 7 1/2 in. 205 oz.
weighable silver
provenance:
From a private New York collection.
$3,000-5,000
702
Gorham sterling silver ‘Fairfax’
Comprising 12 dinner knives,
12 luncheon knives, 14 steak knives,
8 other steak knives, 12 dinner forks,
13 luncheon forks, 10 salad forks,
11 seafood forks, 14 butter spreaders,
2 pate spreaders, 6 service
tablespoons, 17 tablespoons,
17 teaspoons, 8 cream soup spoons,
6 other cream soup spoons,
4 bouillon spoons, 12 iced tea
spoons, 16 demi-tasse spoons, 5 ice
cream spoons, 2 condiment spoons,
9 various serving forks, 3 sauce
ladles, 3 serving spoons, a pair fish
servers, 4 piece roast carving set,
2 cheese servers, a pie server, a jelly
slice and an olive spoon; together
with a pair of similar pattern
Wallace sterling silver bouillon
spoons. (227).
Dinner knife L: 9 5/8, dinner fork
L: 7 3/4 in. 212 oz. weighable silver
provenance:
From the collection of Helen and
Walter Morgan, Bryn Mawr,
Pennsylvania
$2,000-3,000
703
Gorham ‘Strasbourg’
pattern sterling silver partial
flatware service
Comprising 12 luncheon knives,
12 luncheon forks, 12 dessert forks,
12 teaspoons, 12 bouillon spoons,
4 cold soup spoons, 12 butter
spreaders, a cold meat fork, a
serving spoon, a master butter
spreader, and a sugar shovel, in a
fitted case. (80).
Knife L: 8 3/4, fork L: 7 in. 94 oz.
weighable silver
$1,000-1,500
704
Gorham ‘Old English Tipt’
flatware service
Comprising 10 dinner forks, 9 salad
forks, 11 tablespoons, 7 teaspoons,
12 iced tea spoons, 12 butter
spreaders, 2 servings spoons, and a
meat serving fork, monogrammed
AHK. (64).
Dinner fork L: 7 3/4 in. 102 oz.
$700-1,000
269
free≤an’s
01/22/08
705
705
Gorham ‘New Queens’
flatware service
5 luncheon knives, 11 dinner forks,
11 luncheon forks, 11 table spoons,
11 soup spoons, 10 teaspoons. (64).
$1,500-2,500
706
Gorham Aesthetic applied
sterling silver scissors
late 19th century
The shafts with a hammered surface
and applied with exotic birds and
insects, monogram and date
inscription to the reverse.
L: 6 5/8 in. 4.3 oz.
$200-300
707
Gorham sterling silver pierced
vegetable server
retailed by tiffany & co.,
late 19th century
Having a pointed bowl with bright
cut decoration and a reticulated
center section.
L: 9 3/4, 2 oz.
$300-500
708
Dominick and Haff
‘Chrysanthemum’ sterling
silver soup ladle
Monogrammed GCP.
L: 12 3/4 in. 8 oz.
$200-300
709
Sterling silver ingot proof set
International Bank Ingot Collection,
The Franklin Mint, 1974, in a fitted
case.
105 oz.
$800-1,200
710
Stieff ‘Rose’ pattern sterling silver
Comprising 6 luncheon knives,
10 luncheon forks, 12 dessert
forks, 12 cream soup spoons,
10 teaspoons, 10 dessert spoons,
2 butter knives, 2 piece carving set,
a meat fork, a cold meet fork, a
serving spoon, a jelly spoon, a pickle
fork, a berry spoon, and a condiment
spoon. (71).
Luncheon knife L: 8 3/4, fork
$800-1,200
270
free≤an’s
01/22/08
711
Stieff ‘Rose’ sterling silver flatware service
Comprising 12 dinner knives, 12 dinner forks, 12 soup spoons, 12 teaspoons,
12 dessert forks, 11 butter spreaders, 6 dessert spoons, a tomato server, a
cold meat fork, a tart server, a jelly spoon, and a 2 piece carving set. (83).
Knife L: 8 3/4, dinner fork L: 7 1/8 in. 90 oz (weighable)
$2,000-3,000
271
free≤an’s
01/22/08
712
Dominick and Haff ‘New King’
pattern sterling silver flatware
service
retailed by bailey, banks & biddle.
12 luncheon forks, 12 salad forks,
12 seafood forks, 12 soup spoons,
12 tablespoons, 12 bouillon spoons,
11 teaspoons, 12 demitasse spoons,
12 butter spreaders, and 12 ice
cream forks, monogramed B, in a
fitted mahogany case. (159).
Dinner knife L: 10, dinner fork
7 3/4 in. 189 oz. weighable silver
$6,000-8,000
272
free≤an’s
01/22/08
713
Whiting sterling silver ‘Lily’ pattern
partial flatware set
12 luncheon forks, 12 seafood forks,
12 dessert forks, 12 tablespoons,
12 cream soup spoons, 12 grapefruit
spoons, 25 teaspoons, 12 butter
spreaders, a master butter knife, and
a pastry server. (147).
L: 8 1/4 in. 157 oz.
$6,000-9,000
714
Group of assorted American
sterling silver serving pieces
various makers
Comprising a Gorham ‘Hanover’
claw-foot ice tongs, ‘Old French’
serving spoon; and ‘Versailles’ berry
scoop; a Dominick & Haff ‘Cupid’
vegetable server; a Reed & Barton
sauce ladle; a Whiting ‘Louis XV’
food pusher, 2 ‘Louis XV’ demitasse
spoons; 3 Durgin ‘Watteau’
demitasse spoons; a Towle ‘Number
43’ sugar shovel and cake fork; a
Duhme & Co. serving spoon; an
unknown maker vegetable server;
and 3 additional small serving
pieces. (18).
21.5 oz.
$300-500
715
Group of assorted American
sterling silver flatware
Comprising of 12 Towle ‘Louis XIV’
bouillon spoons; 6 Wallace
‘Somerset’ boullion spoons;
6 Whiting ‘Madal Jumel’ melon
spoons; and 12 Gorham ‘Poppy’
butter spreaders. (36).
27 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$300-500
273
free≤an’s
01/22/08
716
Reed and Barton ‘La Marquise’
sterling silver flatware service
pattern introduced 1895
12 dinner forks, 12 luncheon forks,
9 tablespoons, 12 soup spoons,
13 teaspoons, 7 berry forks,
12 oyster forks, a butter pick, an
olive spoon, an olive fork, a cream
ladle, a sauce ladle, a bonbon ladle,
a jelly spoon, a pastry fork, a berry
spoon, a cold meat fork, small cold
meat fork, a pea server, an
asparagus fork, a vegetable fork,
various monograms. 103 pieces.
Dinner knife L: 8, dinner fork
L: 7 7/8 in. 156 oz.. (weighable
silver)
$2,500-3,500
717
Reed and Barton ‘Hepplewhite’
flatware service
12 lunch knives, 12 fish knives,
10 dinner forks, 10 luncheon forks,
12 fish forks, 12 salad forks,
10 oyster forks, 11 ice cream forks,
11 tablespoons, 10 cream soup
spoons, 9 bouillon spoons,
23 teaspoons, 9 demitasse spoons,
and 6 serving spoons; together with
8 Gorham sterling silver
‘Luxembourg’ Pattern cake forks.
(177).
L: 7 3/4 in. 196 oz. (weighable
silver)
$1,500-2,500
718
Reed and Barton partial flatware
service
les cinq fleurs, introduced 1900
Comprising 14 dinner forks and
15 seafood forks, retailed by Shreve
& Co. (29).
Dessert fork L: 7 in. 32 oz.
$400-600
719
Pair of Reed and Barton sterling
silver candlesticks
20th century
The urn form candle nozzles raised
on foliate engraved tapering
columns, and supported on
spreading shaped square bases,
monogrammed, weighted. (2).
H: 10 1/4 in.
$200-300
720
American sterling silver
footed tazza
fletcher & gardiner, philadelphia
circa 1815
The circular bowl with a rim
decorated with shells and
strawberries, raised on a stepped
circular foot.
H: 5 1/4 in, Diam: 9 1/2 in. 26 oz.
$600-800
274
free≤an’s
01/22/08
721
repousse coffeepot
samuel kirk & son, baltimore,
circa 1850
Of pyriform, the sides chased and
embossed with churches and
buildings against a foliate ground.
H: 9 1/2 in. 39 oz. total weight.
$2,500-3,500
722
Samuel Kirk and Sons sterling
silver repousse monteith
baltimore
Decorated throughout with
blossoms on a stippled ground,
silver-gilt wash to the interior.
H: 7 1/4, 8 5/8 in. 31 oz.
$3,000-4,000
723
Dominick and Haff sterling
silver tazza
retailed by bailey, banks & biddle
Monogrammed M; together with an
American sterling silver bowl
retailed by J. E. Caldwell. (2).
Tazza H: 4 1/4 in, Diam: 8 in. 34 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$300-500
723
275
free≤an’s
01/22/08
725
repousse candlestick
theodore b. starr
Decorated with rococo motifs
throughout. Weighted.
H: 12 in.
$300-500
724
Dominick and Haff sterling silver
dressing mirror
19th century
The rectangular mirror plate
surrounded by elaborate foliate
scrolls surmounted by two putti
supporting a cartouche.
H: 19 1/4 in. W: 13 in.
$800-1,200
276
free≤an’s
01/22/08
727
726
American sterling silver four-piece coffee service
freeman & bennett, philadelphia, mid 19th century
Comprising a coffeepot, waste bowl, sugar urn and cover and cream jug, the
two pots with elaborate knops incorporating nautical motifs, the handles
cast and chased as bacchic vines, each body decorated with shells and
foliate scrolls, raised on a scalloped foot, each piece monogrammed and
inscribed and dated in several places 1855, 1894 and 1930.
Coffee pot H: 12 in. 86 oz. total weight
$5,000-7,000
727
repousse bowl
woodside silver co., circa 1900
The lobed border with heavy relief of
grapevines, monogram to interior
and date inscription to underside.
Diam: 8 3/4 in. 6 oz.
$300-500
728
American sterling silver sauceboat
w. gale & son, new york, circa 1860
Of squat helmet shape with a
double c-scroll handle, the sides
engraved with vacant cartouches,
raised on an oval base.
H: 6 1/2, L: 7 in. 9 oz.
$700-1,000
277
free≤an’s
01/22/08
729
American silver cider jug
james mcmullen, philadelphia, second quarter 19th century
Of classical form, the domed hinged lid with a plumed knop, the spout with
a gadrooned rim, the urn shaped body decorated with a band of bacchic
vines, raised on a circular foot, with a treen handle.
H: 12 in. 41 oz. total weight.
provenance:
Sotheby’s, New York, June 30 & July 1, 1983, lot 86
$2,500-3,500
278
free≤an’s
01/22/08
730
Watson sterling silver and
horn tyg or trophy cup
dated 1909
Of spherical form, inscribed
‘Upperville show, June 15 & 16 1909,
Fauquier & Loundoun Hunters,
offered by Mallon Gore Richardson,
won by’ with horn handles, raised on
a circular foot.
H: 6 3/4 in. 15 oz. (all in)
$500-700
731
American sterling silver candy dish
wood & hughes, new york,
circa 1895
Naturalistically formed as a poppy
with scrolling handle and etched
decoration to the interior.
Diam: 5 5/8 in. 5.4 oz.
$500-700
732
American silver five piece tea and coffee service
a. jacobi & co., baltimore, 19th/20th century
Comprising a hot water pot, teapot, covered sugar bowl, waste bowl and
cream jug, each of oval classical urn form with floral finials and leaf-cast
handles, raised on an oval foot. (5).
Hot water kettle H: 8 3/4 in. 124 oz. total weight
$2,500-3,500
279
free≤an’s
01/22/08
733
candied fruit dish
sweetser & co., new york
The deep pierced rim decorated
with berried vines, raised on a
shaped circular foot, monogrammed
and dated SS (?) 1883-1908.
Diam: 12 in. 23 oz.
$700-1,000
755
734
A set of six American sterling silver
demitasse cups and saucers
retailed by s. kind & sons,
philadelphia
With neoclassical chased decoration
and Lenox porcelain inserts.
Saucer diam: 3 1/2, cup H: 2 in.
19 oz. (weighable silver)
$150-250
733
723 (part)
735
American sterling silver twohandled serving tray
baldwin & miller, newark, nj
Of rectangular form with a
gadrooned edge, monogrammed.
L: 26 1/3 in. 114 oz.
provenance:
Virginia
$1,000-1,500
735
280
free≤an’s
01/22/08
736
American sterling silver vase
woodside sterling company,
new york
Of flaring form with beading at the
base, raised on a circular foot.
H: 11 in. 30 oz.
$400-600
737
trumpet vase
retailed by bailey, banks & biddle
Of flaring form with a hammered
surface, weighted.
H: 15 in.
$250-450
738
International sterling silver
trumpet vase
mid 20th century
Having a wavy rim above a tapered
cylindrical body chased with floral
swags and trailing bellflowers, raised
on a stepped circular foot, weighted,
stamped sterling.
H: 18 in.
$400-600
281
free≤an’s
01/22/08
744
741 (part)
742
707
743
739
Set of ten sterling silver bread
and butter plates
marcus & co., new york,
late 19th century
With foliate repousse borders,
monogrammed. (10.).
Diam: 6 1/2 in. 47 oz.
$300-500
740
American sterling
silver bread basket
19th century
The rim decorated with Bacchic
vines, centered by a monogram.
L: 14 in. 17 oz.
$200-300
741
Three American silver
serving pieces
various makers, late 19th century
Comprising a Shreve, Stanwood &
Co. sterling crumb collector; a Reed
& Barton for W. K. Vanderslice & Co.
sterling tomato server; and an
Albert Coles, New York, coin silver
bonbon spoon. (3).
Crumber L: 12 in. 8 oz. total weight
$450-650
742
serving spoon
george shiebler, late 19th century
The lobed bowl with bright cut and
stippled decoration, and a vine
decorated handle.
L: 9 1/8 in.
$250-450
743
American coin silver
pierced pastry server
albert coles, new york,
late 19th century
With an engraved and bright-cut
blade depicting scrolling leaves and
blossoms, within a star-cut border,
monogram ‘MBD’ to the handle.
L: 10 1/2 in. 3.3 oz.
$300-500
744
American coin silver dessert slice
albert coles, new york, circa 1850
The blade having a saw edge and
elaborate engraved foliate
decoration, the central reserve with
a landscape view, on a rococo style
hollow handle.
L: 12 in. 3.5 oz.
$300-500
745
Pair of American coin silver
berry spoons
albert coles, new york,
19th century
With gilt wash bowls, retailed by
H.A. Harrison. (2).
L: 8 in. 3.2 oz.
$175-225
282
free≤an’s
01/22/08
746
Assorted American
coin silver spoons
various makers,
mostly 19th century
Including serving, table, and
teaspoons; together with an English
sterling silver table spoon, London,
1783. (29).
37 oz.
$1,000-1,500
747
American fiddle and thread
pattern coin silver ladle
marks rubbed
Inscribed ‘Gadsby’ and ‘No. 1’ to
underside handle.
L: 13 1/2 in. 8 oz.
$300-500
748
Three Wood and Hughes sterling
silver serving pieces
new york, circa 1880
Comprising a monogrammed
straining ladle with a gilt wash bowl,
and two serving spoons with gilt
wash and engraved bowls. (3).
Ladle L: 12, Longest spoon L: 9 in.
9 oz.
$300-500
283
free≤an’s
01/22/08
749
749
Tuttle sterling silver six-piece tea
and coffee service
Comprising a teapot, coffeepot, hot
water kettle on stand, cream jug,
sugar bowl and cover and a waste
bowl, each of swollen form with a
pineapple finial and bone spacers to
the handles, monogrammed. (6).
Tray L: 25 1/2 in. 107 oz. total
weight.
provenance:
Virginia
$700-1,000
750
Two sterling silver overlay
scent bottles
early 20th century
Of squat, ovoid form, the larger
example with a floral silver overlay
to the body and stopper; the smaller
example with floral overlay and
silver clad stopper. (2).
Tallest H: 4 1/4 in.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$200-300
751
Wallace sterling silver low bowl
dated 1936
With a lobed and scalloped rim,
inscribed on the reverse ‘JW-WH
November 14, 1936’.
D: 11 in. 21 oz.
provenance:
From a private Virginia estate.
$250-300
752
Whiting sterling silver repousse
water pitcher
Decorated with flower heads and
foliage, raised on a circular foot.
H: 8 3/4 in. 22 oz.
$300-500
753
Three American sterling silver
serving pieces
Comprising an S. Kirk & Son ‘Betsy
Patterson, plain’ pattern vegetable
spoon with a shell-form bowl; a
Wood & Hughes ‘Louvre’ pattern
serving spoon, and a Whiting ‘Lily’
pattern sauce ladle. (3).
Longest L: 9 1/4 in. 7 oz.
$150-250
754
Pair of American sterling silver
three light candelabra
preisner silver company
Each with a central and two
outscrolling candlearms with urnform candle nozzles, on an urn form
central stem raised on a circular foot
with a gadrooned rim, weighted. (2).
H: 9 3/4, W: 14 1/8 in.
provenance:
Virginia
$300-500
755
Mauser sterling silver bowl
With an undulating foliate and scroll
cast rim.
Diam: 14 1/4 in. 25 oz.
$400-600
284
free≤an’s
01/22/08
756
Sanborns Mexican sterling
silver eight piece partial tea
and coffee service
20th century
Comprising a hot water kettle on
stand, coffeepot, cream jug, small
cream jug, small covered sugar
bowl, large covered sugar bowl,
waste bowl and underplate, each
decorated with a band of flower
heads. (8).
Kettle H: 10 in. 147 oz. total weight.
$1,000-1,500
757
Group of eleven American sterling
silver bread plates.
Various makers and monograms.
(11).
Diam: 6 1/2 in. 31 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$200-300
758
American sterling silver frame
watrous mfg. co
Of plain rectangular form.
H: 13 1/2, W: 10 1/2 in. 8 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$150-250
760
International sterling
silver water pitcher
In the Lord Saybrook pattern.
H: 9 in. 25 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$200-300
763
Group of three American sterling
silver Revere style bowls
Various makers. (3).
Larger Diam: 10 in. 57 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$300-500
759
Set of four American sterling silver
salt and pepper shakers
Each of traditional upright form,
monogrammed M; together with
two sterling silver salt and pepper
shakers, weighted. (6).
H: 5 1/2 in. 10 oz.
provenance:
Pennsylvania
$100-150
761
Two American sterling silver bowls
20th century
Both with lobed bodies and barbed
rims, the larger example Peter
Guille, Ltd., New York; the smaller
example Watson Co. (2).
Larger W: 8 3/4 in., smaller
W: 4 7/8 in. 19 oz
$300-400
764
Group of three Sanborns
sterling silver articles
Comprising two bowls, each with
floral decoration and an urn form
match holder; together with a
Mexican sterling silver tazza. (4).
Bowl Diam: 6 3/4 in. 37 oz.
$400-600
762
Set of five American sterling silver
mint julep presentational cups
Each monogrammed; together with
three additional julep cups, various
makers, also monogrammed. (8).
41 oz.
$400-600
765
Group of Central and South
American silver table articles
Comprising 7 ashtrays inset with
coins; a pair of slipper wall pockets;
a pair of napkin rings; a cream jug; a
pair of salts; together with an
International Sterling card case. (15).
31 ozs. (all in)
$300-500
end of sale
Rare Books, Manuscripts &
Posters 01/31/08
Auction:
Thursday, January 31st
Exhibition:
Monday, January 28th –
Wednesday, January 30th
10am–4:30pm
Upcoming
Inquiries:
david bloom ext.3023
[email protected]
joe huenke ext. 3034
[email protected]
1 vol.
Dickens, Charles. A
Christmas Carol. London,
1843. First edition, 1st issue.
$8,000–12,000
1 piece.
Color Lithographic Poster.
Cappiello, Leonetto. Mossant.
Paris, 1938.
62 x 46 inches.
$1,000–1,500
www.freemansauction.com
1 piece.
Washington, G(eorge). Document
Signed. February 20th, 1790. Letter
of transmittal to Thomas Mifflin.
$8,000–12,000
Upcoming
Fine & Decorative Asian Arts 03/17/08
Auction:
Monday, March 17th
Exhibition:
Thursday, March 13th to Friday, March 14th
10 am – 4:30pm
Saturday, March 15th to Sunday, March 16th
12 pm – 5pm
Inquiries:
robert waterhouse ext.3088
[email protected]
katie riecks ext.3087
[email protected]
Chinese carved white
jade snuff bottle
early 19th century
$2,000–3,000
Good pair of Chinese
yellow cloisonne and gilt
metal wine buckets
19th century
$4,000–6,000
Upcoming
Oriental Rugs & Carpets 03/18/08
Auction:
Tuesday, March 18th
Inquiries:
david weiss ext.3014
[email protected]
Exhibition:
Thursday, March 13th to Friday, March 14th
10 am – 4:30pm
Saturday, March 15th to Sunday, March 16th
12 pm – 5pm
Kashan silk and metal thread souf
meditation carpet
central persia, circa 1900
Approximately 9 ft. 11 in. x 6 ft. 9 in.
Bijar carpet
north persia, circa 1910
Approximately 14 ft. 2 in. x 11 ft. 7 in.
Fine Scottish Silver
Wednesday 13th February 2008
33 Broughton Place, Edinburgh
Aberdeen - a rare set of four
Scottish provincial communion
beakers
by James Abercrombie of
Aberdeen, circa 1750, marked to
base JA, ABD, JA, of tapered
cylindrical form with simple
moulded rim and a applied
moulded reeded foot rim
diameter of rim 10cm, diameter of
foot 7.8cm, 16.5cm high combined
weight 49oz
£20,000-30,000
Viewing times Sunday 10th January 2pm - 5pm Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th January 10am - 5pm
Morning of Sale
Enquiries
Colin Fraser or Trevor Kyle
Tel: +44 (0)131 557 8844 E-mail: colin.fraser@ lyonandturnbull.com
Illustrated catalogue £10 plus postage and packing
w w w. lyo n a n d t u r n b u l l . co m
Wemyss
Thursday 14th February 2008
Viewing times
Sunday 10th January 2pm - 5pm
Monday 11th and Tuesday 13th January
10am - 5pm
Morning of Sale
Enquiries
John Mackie
Tel: +44 (0)131 557 8844
E-mail: john.mackie@ lyonandturnbull.com
Illustrated catalogue
£10 plus postage and packing
Fine Antiques
Wednesday, 19th March, 2008
Viewing times
Sunday 16th March 2pm - 5pm
Monday 17th March 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 18th March 10am - 5pm
Morning of Sale from 9am
Enquiries
Victoria Crake
Tel: +44 (0)131 557 8844
E-mail: victoria.crake@ lyonandturnbull.com
Illustrated catalogue
£15 plus postage and packing
A selection of snuff bottles
from a private collection
estimates ranging from
£500-10,000
A George I period walnut stool
with contemporary gros and
petit point needlework seat
£8,000-12,000
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Terms & Conditions
all property offered and sold
through sa≤uel t. free≤an & co.,
(auctioneer, or broker, or the
co≤pany) shall be offered & sold
on the ter≤s & conditions set
forth in these conditions of sale.
by participating in any sale, you
acknowledge that you are bound
by these ter≤s & conditions.
1
Samuel T. Freeman & Co. has made
every effort to catalogue and describe
accurately property to be sold. The
Company, however, assumes no risk,
liability or responsibility for the
identification or authenticity or
authorship, or weight, count, or measure
of any property identified in its catalogue
or lists of sale. This shall include, among
others, the identity of the creator, the
period, culture, source of origin, as the
case may be, with which the creation of
any property is identified in any
publication.
2
All property is sold “As-Is.” The
consignor makes no warranties or
representations of any kind with respect
to any property offered for sale, since
the auctioneer is acting solely as an
auction broker, and, unless otherwise
stated, does not own the property
offered for sale. Therefore the
auctioneer makes no warranty of title,
warranty of merchantability or fitness
for a particular purpose, or any other
warranty or representation of any kind
or nature with respect to the property. In
no event shall it be responsible for the
correctness, nor deemed to have made
any representation or warranty of
description, genuineness, attribution,
provenance or condition of the property
and no statement by anyone or in the
catalogue, in any advertisement, or
which is made at the sale, in the bill of
sale or invoice, or elsewhere, shall be
deemed such a warranty or
representation or an assumption of
liability. Without in any way waiving the
foregoing, any complaint regarding
authenticity, genuineness, attribution or
provenance shall be made within twentyfive (25) days of the day of sale or such
complaint shall be waived. All bidders
acknowledge their right to have made or
requested full inspection of any and all
properties prior to sale and agree to be
charged with all matters such inspection
may have disclosed or indicated.
Inspection on the day of sale will be
permitted only upon prearrangement
with the company.
3
Samuel T. Freeman & Co. reserves the
right to withdraw any property at any
time before the fall of the hammer in its
sole and exclusive discretion.
4
Unless otherwise announced by the
auctioneer at the time of sale, all bids are
per lot as numbered in the printed
catalogue. Samuel T. Freeman & Co.
reserves the right to determine any and
all matters regarding the order,
precedence or appropriate increment of
bids or the constitution of lots.
5
The highest bidder acknowledged by the
auctioneer shall be the purchaser. In the
event of any dispute between bidders,
the auctioneer shall have the sole and
final discretion either to determine the
successful bidder or to re-offer and resell
the article in dispute. If any dispute
arises after sale, the Company’s sale
record shall be conclusive in all respects.
6
If the auctioneer determines that any
opening or later bid or any advance of
bidding is not commensurate with the
value of the article offered, he may reject
the same and withdraw the article from
sale.
7
Upon the fall of the hammer, title to any
offered lot or article will immediately
pass to the highest bidder as determined
in the exclusive discretion of the
auctioneer. Such bidder thereupon
assumes full risk and responsibility for
the property sold, agrees to sign any
requested confirmation of purchase, and
agrees to pay the full purchase price
therefor or such part upon such terms as
the Company may require. All property
shall be paid for and removed by the
purchaser at his/her expense within five
(5) days of sale and, if not so removed,
may be sold by the Company, or sent by
the Company to a public warehouse, at
the sole risk and charge of the
purchaser(s), and the Company may
prohibit the purchaser from participating,
directly or indirectly, as a bidder or
purchaser in any future sale or sales. The
Company will not be responsible for any
loss, damage, theft, or otherwise
responsible for any goods left in the
Company’s possession after five (5)
days. If the foregoing conditions or any
applicable provisions of law are not
complied with, in addition to other
remedies available to the Company and
the Consignor (including without
limitation the right to hold the
purchaser(s) liable for the bid price) the
Company, at its option, may either cancel
the sale, retaining as liquidated damages
all payments made by the purchaser(s),
or resell the property. In such event, the
purchaser(s) shall remain liable for any
deficiency in the original purchase price
and will also be responsible for all costs,
including warehousing, the expense of
the ultimate sale, and the Company’s
commission at its regular rates together
with all related and incidental charges,
including legal fees. Payment is a
precondition to removal. Payment shall
be by cash, certified check or similar
bank draft, or any other method
approved by the Company. Checks will
not be deemed to constitute payment
until cleared. The Company will charge
interest of one and one-half percent
(1-1/2%) per month on any balance
remaining thirty (30) days after the day
of sale. Any exceptions must be made
upon the Company’s written approval of
credit prior to sale.
8
Unless the sale is advertised and
announced as “without reserve”, each lot
is offered subject to a reserve and the
Company may implement such reserves
by bidding through its representatives on
behalf of the Consignors. In certain
instances, the Consignor may pay less
than the standard commission rate
where the Company or its representative
is a successful bidder on behalf of the
Consignor. Where the Consignor is
indebted to the Company, the Company
may have an interest in the offered lots
and the proceeds therefrom other than
the broker’s Commissions, and all sales
are subject to any such interest.
9
No “buy” bids shall be accepted at any
time for any purpose.
10
Any pre-sale bids must be left in writing
with the Company prior to
commencement of offer of the first lot of
any sale. The Company’s copy of any
such bid shall conclusively be deemed to
be the sole evidence of same, and the
Company shall not be held responsible
for any failure to execute any pre-sale
bid.
11
A buyer’s premium will be added to the
successful bid price and is payable by
the purchaser as part of the total
purchase price. The buyer’s premium is
19.5% of the successful bid price up to
and including $200,000, and 12%
thereafter.
12
Unless exempted by law from the
payment thereof, the purchaser will be
required to pay any and all applicable
state and/or local sales taxes. Deliveries
to be made outside the state where a
sale is conducted may therefore be
subject to a corresponding or
compensating tax in another state.
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Purchase removal, shipping and
offsite storage information
successful bidders for the fine english &
continental furniture, silver & decorative arts will
be expected to pick up all property from freeman’s
no later than 3 pm on tuesday, january 29th, 2008.
Shippers who have worked with Freeman’s include but
are not limited to:
Aiston Fine Art:
Tel: 212.715.0629 Fax: 212.838.6982
email: [email protected]
Packaging Store:
Tel: 215.361.6940 Fax: 215.361.6941
UPS:
Tel: 215.629.4990
[email protected]
A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & Storage
Tel: 215.491.0346
Property not picked up from Freeman’s within five
business days of the auction will be transferred to a
storage facility as noted in our terms and conditions.
Property will be stored at the buyer’s expense at the
rate of $10 per lot, per day (exceptions may apply.) For
the convenience of the successful bidder, all purchased
lots will be packed and transferred to the storage
facility together.
Retrieval from the offsite storage warehouse is by
appointment only. Clients must call Freeman’s 24
hours in advance. All lots will be subject to a $20 lot
removal fee (one fee per invoice) and a 1% insurance
fee (based on hammer price plus premium), payable to
the storage facility.
Payment of the hammer price, premium and any
applicable sales taxes must be made directly to
Freeman’s prior to the release of property.
Please contact Freeman’s at 215-563-9275 ext. 3006
with shipping related queries.
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business name
address
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$25
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$50
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I hereby confirm thet I have read and am bound by the “Terms of Sale” presented by the auction house
and which govern all auction purchases made by me. Although every attempt is made to execute your bid(s),
the auctioneer is not responsible for errors and omissions.
signed
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Samuel T Freeman & Co. 1808 Chestnut Street Philadelphia PA 19103 Tel-215.563.9275 Fax-215-599-2240 e-mail: [email protected] www.freemansauction.com
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Upcoming Events
AUCTIONS
Rare Books, Manuscripts & Posters
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Estate Jewelry Sale
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March 17th
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March 18th
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May 1st & 2nd
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Appraisals
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samuel ≤ freeman ii
Asian Arts
robert waterhouse
katie riecks
Appraisal Services
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amy parenti
Couture
olivia b snyder
≤useum Services
lynda a cain
English & Continental
Furniture, Silver & Decorative Arts
sebastian clarke
douglas girton
kerry jeffery
Client Services
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tonimarie kando
Fine Jewelry
samuel ≤ free≤an ii
kate needham
Fine Paintings & Sculpture
alasdair nichol
david weiss
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Operations
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ian kelly
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