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1HOLLAND & HOLLAND 12 BORE ROYAL HAMMERLESS EJECTOR SXS SHOTGUNSN 23994, walnut checkered forearm, straight English stock, automatic ejectors, floral scroll engraving, detachable sideplates, double triggers, in fitted case with someequipment, barrels marked: HOLLAND & HOLLAND 13, BRUTON STREET,LONDON, flats marked: 729 2 1/2 3 TONS 2 3/4 3 1/4 TONS; barrel L28overall L44 3/4 trigger pull 14 1/2 ***FFL REQUIRED***$10,000-15,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

2PAIR JAMES PURDEY & SONS 12-BORE SIDELOCK EJECTOR SXS SPORTING GUNSSN 16830 and SN 16831, Beesley patent top lever operated, self-opening actions.Best rose and scroll engraved action and seven pin sidelocks, removable firing pins,retaining some hardening color. Both guns with 15 1/4 highly-figured replacementbest French walnut, straight-hand stocks with checkered hand, forearm and butt,vacant gold initial oval, splinter forends with Anson pushrod fastening. 30 chopper-lump barrels with 2 1/2 chambers, game rib and London nitro proof.Barrels and furniture reblued. Weight 6lb 10oz. Guns have recently been servicedand renovated to the very highest standard. They are supplied in their leather doublemotor case with Purdey trade label. ***FFL REQUIRED***$18,000-25,000Other Notes: Purdey & Sons kindly confirmed the guns are a true pair and weremade in 1900.

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3BROWNING GRADE 5 12GA O/U SHOTGUN, SIGNED F. FUNKENcirca 1954, SN 42888, walnut checkered forearm, half pistolgrip stock,automatic ejectors, receiver engraved with ducks and grouse, signed: F Funken, triggerguard engraved with hares, selective single trigger,ventilated rib, in fitted case, barrel marked: BROWNING ARMSCOMPANY-ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI SPECIAL STEEL-12GA.-SHELLS 2 3/4 MADE IN BELGIUM; barrel L26 3/8 overall L44 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$4,000-5,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

4BROWNING 12GA SUPERPOSE LIGHTNING GRADE 1 STANDARDTRAP MODEL O/U SHOTGUNcirca 1963, SN 7470 S3, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgripstock, automatic ejectors, scroll engraving, FKLT, ventilated rib, barrelsmarked: BROWNING ARMS COMPANY ST. LOUIS MO. &MONTREAL P.Q. 12 GA-SHELLS 2 3/4-MADE IN BELGIUM;barrel L32 overall L48 1/2 trigger pull 13 7/8 ***FFL REQUIRED***$900-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

5BROWNING CITORI SUPERLIGHT GRADE VI 28GA O/U SHOTGUNSN 35856NXF73, walnut checkered forearm, straight English stock,automatic ejectors, receiver and triggerguard engraved with gold ducks,pheasants, setter, and grouse, selective single trigger, ventilated rib onebarrel improved modified, one barrel improved choked, barrels marked:BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & MONTREAL P.Q. MADE IN JAPAN SPECIAL STEEL 28GA - 2 3/4 - 26 flats marked: NP SP 2 3/4; barrel L26 overall L42 3/4 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,500-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

6BROWNING BPS FIELD MODEL 12GA PUMP SHOTGUNSN 30324PN152, synthetic checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock,ventilated rib, barrel marked: BROWNING ARMS COMPANYMORGAN UTAH & MONTREAL P.Q. MADE IN JAPAN INVEC-TOR BPS SPECIAL STEEL 12GA-2 3/4 AND 3 FIELD MODEL-28; barrel L28 overall L48 1/2 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

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7BROWNING CITORI LIGHTNING GRADE 3 410GA O/U SHOTGUNSN 38718NV883, walnut checkered forearm, half pistolgrip stock,automatic ejectors, grouse and quail engraving, single selective trigger,ventilated rib, barrels marked: BROWNING ARMS COMPANYMORGAN, UTAH & MONTREAL P.Q. MADE IN JAPAN SPECIAL STEEL .410 BORE - 2 1/2 AND 3, flats marked: SP NP3; barrel L26 overall L43 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,400-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

8BROWNING A5 MAGNUM 12GA AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNcirca 1963, SN 63V29085, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgripstock, scroll engraving, ventilated rib, barrel marked: BROWNINGARMS COMPANY ST. LOUIS MO. & MONTREAL P.Q. MADEIN BELGIUM SPECIAL STEEL-12 GAUGE-SHELLS 3; barrelL32 overall L51 trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$700-1,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

9BROWNING A-5 MAGNUM TWELVE 12GA AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNSN 09036PT151, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, ventilated rib, accompanied with invector choke system with threechokes total, barrel marked: BROWNING ARMS COMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & MONTREAL P.Q. MADE IN JAPAN AUTO- 5 INVECTOR SPECIAL STEEL 12 GA. SHELLS - 3 - 30; barrelL30 overall L49 3/4 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$600-900Provenance: Georgia private collection

10WINCHESTER PARKER REPRODUCTION TWO-BARREL SET MODELDHE 20GA SXS SHOTGUNSN 20-2425, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, automaticejectors, engraved with pointer, setter, and pheasants, single selectivetrigger, in fitted case, barrels marked: PARKER REPRODUCTIONBY WINCHESTER - 20 GAUGE. 2 3/4 EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A.,flats marked: MOD, IMP. CYL 20 - 02425 and FULL MOD; barrelchoked full and modified L28 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$3,000-4,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

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11WINCHESTER MODEL 101 20GA O/U SHOTGUN, CUSTOM-BUILTFOR RUFFED GROUSE SOCIETYSN RGS-20161E, walnut checkered forearm, half pistolgrip stock,automatic ejectors, receiver engraved with setter and grouse, ventilatedrib, single selective trigger, in fitted case, barrels marked: CUSTOMBUILT FOR THE RUFFED GROUSE SOCIETY BY WINCHESTER - 20GA. 2 3/4 & 3 EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A.MADE IN JAPAN WINCHESTER PROOF STEEL; barrel L25 1/2overall L42 1/4 trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,400-1,800Provenance: Georgia private collection

12WINCHESTER PARKER REPRODUCTION MODEL DHS 28GA SXSSHOTGUNSN 28-105, checkered walnut forearm, straight English stock, automatic ejectors, engraved with pointer, setter, and pheasants, in fitted case, barrels marked: PARKER REPRODUCTION BY WINCHESTER - 28 GAUGE. 2 3/4 - 70 MM EAST ALTON IL.U.S.A., flats marked: MOD INP. CYL 28 - 00105; barrel L26 overallL43 trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$2,500-3,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

13WINCHESTER MODEL 23 CLASSIC 28GA SXS SHOTGUNSN CL 28-821E, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, auto-matic ejectors, scroll and gold grouse engraving, single selective trigger,ventilated rib, in fitted case, barrels marked: WINCHESTER MODEL23 CLASSIC - 28 GA. 2 3/4 EAST ALTON IL. U.S.A. WINCHES-TER PROOF STEEL, flats marked: 821 28 - 2 3/4 WINCHESTER;barrel L26 overall L42 1/2 trigger pull 14 1/2 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,500-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

14WINCHESTER MODEL 101 12GA O/U SHOTGUNcirca 1963, SN 56362, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock,automatic ejectors, scroll engraving, single selective trigger, ventilatedrib, barrels marked: MODEL 101-WINCHESTER-12 GAUGE-2 3/4,upper barrel marked: FULL, lower barrel marked: MOD; barrel L28overall L44 3/16 trigger pull 13 5/8 ***FFL REQUIRED***$600-900Provenance: Georgia private collection

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15COLT BUNTLINE SPECIAL 44-40 3RD GENERATION SINGLEACTION REVOLVERSN SA88702, carved handles, factory nickel-plated barrel, receiver,hammer, triggerguard, and backstrap, accompanied with 44 overallsuede-lined cowboy holster, barrel marked: COLTS PT. F. A. MFG.CO., HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A. COLT BUNTLINE SPECIAL 44-40;barrel L12 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,000-1,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

16RUGER MARK II TARGET PISTOL AND HIGH STANDARDREVOLVERSN 224-93737, Ruger Mark II Target pistol, made in USA 1982-2005,.22 cal. rimfire, 10 shot, magazine fed, autoloading recoil (blowback)operated pistol, single action, blued, synthetic; barrel length 5.5 overalllength 9.5; with case, 2 magazines, instruction manual

SN 151980, High Standard .22 Sentinel Deluxe R-106 revolver, madein USA, circa 1965, 9 shot cylinder, .22 cal., single-action multipleejection, swing-out cylinder, non-slip scored trigger, walnut checkeredgrip, blued, with black leather holster (2pcs) ***FFL REQUIRED***$300-500Provenance: Property sold to benefit the Christ School, a non-profitEpiscopal school in Asheville, North Carolina

17P. BERETTA S686 SPECIAL 12GA O/U SHOTGUNSN E36157B, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, automatic ejectors, scroll engraving, ventilated rib, barrels marked: P.BERETTA-GARDONE V.T.-ITALY 12GA 3 - 26 BERBEN CORPORATION N.Y. - N.Y. MADE IN ITALY EXCELSIOR -HIGH STRENGTH ALLOYED STEEL CAL. 12; barrel L26 overallL43 1/2 trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,000-1,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

18P. BERETTA MODEL AL-2 20GA AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNSN A20319E, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, scrollengraving, ventilated rib, barrel marked: ALLOYED CR. MO. QUENCHED HIGH TENSILE STEEL P. BERETTA 20 GA. 2 3/4 IN. - 26 INCHES IC; barrel L26 overall L45 3/4trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$400-600Provenance: Georgia private collection

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19P. BERETTA MODEL A-302 20GA AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNSN F72584E, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, scrollengraving, ventilated rib, barrel marked: P BERETTA - MADE INITALY 20 GA. 2 3/4 IN. - 28 INCHES M BERBEN CORPORATION N.Y. - N.Y.; barrel modified L28 overall L47 1/2 trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

20RARE J.P. SAUER & SOHN ROYAL 12GA BOXLOCK SXS SHOTGUNSN 393257, checkered walnut forearm, full pistolgrip stock, automaticejectors, receiver with Greener cross-bolt and scalloped frame, cockingindicators, double triggers, in fitted case, barrels marked: SPECIAL-GEWEHR-LAUF STAHL GERMANY, rib marked: J.P.SAUER & SOHN SUHL, flats marked: 12/70 M/M; barrel L28 5/16overall L44 1/4 trigger pull 14 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,000-1,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

21STURM RUGER RED LABEL 20GA O/U SHOTGUNSN 400-07988, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, automatic ejectors, selective single trigger, barrel marked: 20 G.A. 3 CHAMBERS SKEET; barrel L26 overall L43 trigger pull 14 ***FFL REQUIRED***$900-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

22REMINGTON MODEL 1100 12GA AUTOMATIC SHOTGUNSN M979925V, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, scrollengraving, ventilated rib, barrel marked: 12 GA. FOR 2 3/4 IN.SHELLS FULL REMINGTON ARMS CO. INC. ILION, N.Y.MADE IN U.S.A.; barrel L30 overall L50 1/4 trigger pull 13 7/8***FFL REQUIRED***$400-600Provenance: Georgia private collection

23BAKER BATAVIA LEADER 12GA SIDELOCK SXS SHOTGUNcirca 1950, SN 6775F, walnut checkered forearm, full pistolgrip stock,sidelock extractors, double triggers; barrel L28 overall L45 trigger pull 14 7/8 ***FFL REQUIRED***$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

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24WINCHESTER LOW WALL 32-40CAL SINGLE SHOT RIFLESN 1446, walnut forearm, pistolgrip stock, set trigger, barrel L23 1/2overall L41 1/2, barrel marked: PAUL SHUTTLEWORTH 32-40;accompanied with second 38-55 caliber barrel L28, marked: PAULSHUTTLEWORTH 38-55; together with target stock, palm rest, andtwo Hoch molds ***FFL REQUIRED***$1,400-2,000

25ARMSPORT MODEL 4501 357-MAGNUM LEVER ACTION RIFLESN 10011660, straight grip, full octagonal barrel, receiver engravedwith 6 extensive game scenes, barrel marked: ARMSPORT INC -MIAMI - FLA. MODEL 4501; barrel L24 overall L42 1/2 ***FFL REQUIRED***$400-700Provenance: Georgia private collection

26WINCHESTER HIGH WALL 45-70CAL SINGLE SHOT RIFLE, FULLYCUSTOMIZEDSN 14539, walnut forearm, straight stock, double-hooded long rangefront sight with interchangeable inserts and horizontal level, 700 yardLyman style rear receiver sight, leveling bubble, barrel marked: 45-70;barrel L32 overall L49; accompanied with Paul Jones mold ***FFL REQUIRED***$800-1,500

27COLT SAUER 300 WINCHESTER MAGNUM SPORTING RIFLESN CR4454, walnut checkered forearm, Monte Carlo cheek piece, boltaction with detachable 4 round magazine, full pistolgrip stock, BianchiModel 64 cobra leather sling, factory scope mounts, Leupold Vari x III3.5x10x42 scope, barrel marked: COLTS PT. F. A. MFG. CO.,HARTFORD, CT. U.S.A. COLT SAUER CAL. 300 WIN. MAG.;barrel L24 overall L43 3/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$700-1,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

28ARMSPORT MODEL 4503 357-MAGNUM LEVER ACTION RIFLESN 33881659, straight grip, receiver engraved with six extensive gamescenes, front and rear iron sights, barrel marked: ARMSPORT INC -MIAMI - FLA. MODEL 4503; barrel L28 overall L39 ***FFL REQUIRED***$400-700Provenance: Georgia private collection

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29BROWNING BL22 GRADE II 22CAL LEVER ACTIONRIFLESN 05444PM226, walnut checkered straight stock,scroll engraving, barrel marked: BROWNING ARMSCOMPANY MORGAN, UTAH & MONTREALP.Q. BL - 22 CALIBER. 22 SHORT, LONG &LONG RIFLE; barrel L20 overall L36 1/4 ***FFL REQUIRED***$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

30KIMBER OF OREGON MODEL 82 22CAL LONGRIFLEmanufactured 1980-86, SN 4513, bolt action, walnutcheckered forearm, full pistolgrip stock, barrel marked:KIMBER OF OREGON, INC., CLACKAMAS,OREGON, U.S.A. MODEL 82, CAL 22 LR; barrelL22 overall L40 1/2 ***FFL REQUIRED***$600-900Provenance: Georgia private collection

31GIRAFFE SKIN RUG94 x 711$900-1,400Provenance: Canadian private collection

32AFRICAN KUDUANTELOPE

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MOUNTH53 W29 D50$500-800Provenance: SouthCarolina privatecollection

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UGARTECHEAH4 L30 1/4 D10;accompanied with leatherfitted case, H4 L35 D8 3/4 (2pcs)$200-400Provenance: Georgiaprivate collection

34KOWA TSN-601 SPOTTING SCOPE ON

STANDaccompanied with 25x Long Eye Relief eyepiece and scope cover$300-500

35UNERTL 16X TARGET SCOPEWITH MOUNTSwith case$200-400

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36MILITIA OFFICERS SWORD AND SCABBARDcirca 1810, eagle head and carved handle over decoratedblade and scabbard, L33 1/2$700-1,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

37CIVIL WAR ERA BOWIE KNIVESmid 19th century, one marked: G. WOSTENHOLMWASHINGTON WORKS, L13 1/4, other unmarked,L14 3/4 (2pcs)$700-1,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

38BOOKS: THE DERRYDALE PRESS LIMITED EDITIONS,ANGLING TITLESAMERICAN BIG GAME FISHING. Ed. Eugene V. Connett. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1935. Limited first edition, one of 850, with contributions from ErnestHemingway and S. Kip Farrington, Jr.Buckingham, Nash. BLOOD LINES: TALES OF SHOOTING AND FISHING. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1938. Limited first edition, numbered 741/1250.Connett, Eugene V. FISHING A TROUT STREAM. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1934. Limited first edition, numbered 209/950.Connett, Eugene V. RANDOM CASTS. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1939. Limited first edition, numbered 267/1075, with mottled blue-green cloth, gilt decorationand lettering.Jennings, Preston J. A BOOK OF TROUT FLIES. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1935. Limited first edition, numbered 300/850.Phair, Charles. ATLANTIC SALMON FISHING. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1937. Limited first edition, one of 950, with dust jacket.Smith, Jerome V.C., TROUT AND ANGLING. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1929. Three copies.Sturgis, William Bayard. NEW LINES FOR FLYFISHERS. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1936. Limited first editions of 950, with dust jackets. one unnumbered review copy.White, Frederick. THE SPICKLEFISHERMAN AND OTHERS. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1928. Two copieswith marbled paper-covered boards and printed labels.Wise, Colonel Hugh D. TIGERS OF THE SEA. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1937. Limited first edition, numbered 737/950. Light blue cloth with gilt lettering and decoration.together with:Connett, Eugene V. ANY LUCK? New York: Winward House, 1933. First edition, with dust jacket.Farrington Jr., S. Kip. ATLANTIC GAME FISHING. New York: Kennedy Brothers, 1937. First edition, with introduction by Ernest Hemingway.Poor, Charles Lane. MEN AGAINT THE RULE: A CENTURY OF PROGRESS IN YACHT DESIGN. New York:The Derrydale Press, 1937. Limited first edition, numbered 676/950, with two-tone blue cloth board with gilt letter-ing and decoration. (17vols)$600-900Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions


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39BOOKS: THE DERRYDALE PRESS LIMITED EDITIONS, HUNTING TITLESAnnabel, Russell. TALES OF A BIG GAME GUIDE. New York: The DerrydalePress, 1938. Limited edition, numbered 897/950.Buckingham, Nash. MARK RIGHT! TALES OF SHOOTING AND FISHING.New York: The Derrydale Press, 1936. Two limited first editions, numbered466/1250 and 1055/1250.Foote, John Taintor. JING. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1936. Two limited firsteditions, numbered 111/950 and 634/950.Grand, Gordon. COLONEL WEATHERFORDS YOUNG ENTRY. New York:The Derrydale Press, 1935. Grand, Gordon. OLD MAN AND OTHER COLONEL WEATHERFORD STORIES. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1934. Red covers with gilt lettering anddecoration.Hart, Scott. THE MOON IS WANING. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1939.Limited first edition, numbered 335/950, with blue cloth and gilt decorations andlettering.HUNTING TRAILS ON THREE CONTINENTS: A BOOK OF THE BOONEAND CROCKETT CLUB. Ed. George Bird Grinnell, et al. New York: TheDerrydale Press, 1933. Limited first edition, numbered 61/250.Montgomery, Rutherford G. HIGH COUNTRY. New York: The Derrydale Press,1938. Limited first edition, numbered 781/950.OConnor, Jack. GAME IN THE DESERT. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1939.Limited first edition, one of 950, unnumbered review copy.Smith, Edmund Ware. TALL TALES AND SHORT. New York: The DerrydalePress, 1938. Limited edition, numbered 333/950.Smith, Edmund Ware. THE TOMATO CAN CHRONICLE. New York: TheDerrydale Press, 1937. Limited edition, numbered 695/950.Spiller, Burton. GROUSE FEATHERS. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1935.Limited edition, numbered 262/950.Williams, Ben Ames. THE HAPPY END. New York: The Derrydale Press, 1939.Limited edition, numbered 924/1250. (15vols)$600-800Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

40BOOKS: 19TH CENTURY BRITISH ANGLING TITLESAn Angler [Sir Humphrey Davy]. SALMONIA: OR DAYS OF FLY FISHING. 2nded. London: John Murray, 1829. Rebound; with bookplate: W. Waldegrave PelhamClay.Akerman, John Yonge. SPRING-TIDE; OR, THE ANGLER AND HIS FRIENDS.2nd ed. London: Richard Bentley, 1852. Blaine, Delabere P. AN ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF RURAL SPORTS. London:Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840. First edition, with bookplates: Thomas Harrison and Dean Sage.Bowlker, Charles and Richard Bowlker. BOWLKERS ART OF ANGLING.Ludlow: R. Jones, 1839. First edition, rebound with original boards. Bowlker, Charles and Richard Bowlker. BOWLKERS ART OF ANGLING.Ludlow: R. Jones, 1854. Revised edition, rebound with green cover and gilt letter-ing. Daniel, Rev. William B. RURAL SPORTS. Vol. II. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees,and Orme, 1812. Rebound; with bookplate: Dean Sage.Dennys, John. THE SECRETS OF ANGLING, 1613. London: W. Satchell & Co.,1883. With bookplates: Avis H. and D.L. Vaughan.Fisher, P. THE ANGLERS SOUVENIR. Ed. G. Christopher Davies. London:Frederick Warne and Co., 1877. With impressed gilt-decorated red cloth. Francis, Francis. A BOOK ON ANGLING. 6th ed. London: Spottiswoode and Co,1885. Purple cloth with gilt lettering on spine; inscribed front endpaper: To Rowlie/from his affectionate Uncle/ Christmas 1886. Hackle, Palmer. HINTS ON ANGLING. London: W.W. Robinson, 1846. Withbookplate: Dean Sage.Knox, A.E. AUTUMNS ON THE SPEY. London: John Van Voorst, 1872. Firstedition, with green cloth covering and gilt decoration to covers and spine.Lakeland, R. THE TEESDALE ANGLER. Barnard Castle: printed at the office ofR. Baker, 1858. First edition, red cloth with paper label. Lang, Andrew. ANGLING SKETCHES. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1891.First edition, with original gilt-decorated green cloth.Penn, Richard. MAXIMS AND HINTS FOR AN ANGLER, AND MISERIES OFFISHING. London: John Murray, 1833. First edition, rebound; with bookplate: Mr.J.F. Jonesand others (24vols)$500-700Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

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41BOOKS: SALMON FISHINGBridges, Antony. MODERN SALMON FISHING. London: Adam and CharlesBlack, 1939. First edition with red cloth and gilt lettering to spine.Clericus [Rev. William Cartwright]. FACTS AND FANCIES OF SALMON FISHING. London: Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, 1874. First edition with green clothand impressed gilt decoration.Ephemera [Edward Fitzgibbon]. THE BOOK OF THE SALMON. London:Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1850. Two first editions with replacedcovers; one with bookplate: Charles F. Humbert, Hertfordshire and inscribed frontendpage: Nouaille Rudge Esqr.; one with bookplate: Dean Sage. Gathorne-Hardy, Hon. A.E. THE SALMON: FUR, FEATHER, & FIN SERIES.Ed. Alfred E.T. Watson. London/ New York/ Bombay: Longmans, Green, and Co.,1898. First edition, rebound.Griswold, F. Gray. A SALMON RIVER. New York: Duttons. Limited first edition,one of 250.Hallock, Charles. THE SALMON FISHER. New York: The Harris PublishingCompany, 1890. Hunt, Richard Carley. SALMON IN LOW WATER. The Anglers Club of NewYork, 1950. First edition with green cloth and paper label, with slip case.Hutton, J. Arthur. THE LIFE-HISTORY OF THE SALMON. Aberdeen: TheUniversity Press, 1924. First edition with brown cloth and brown boards.La Branche, George M.L. THE SALMON AND THE DRY FLY. Boston/NewYork: Houghton Mifflin Company: The Riverside Press Cambridge, 1924. Limitededition, numbered 559/775.La Branche, George M.L. THE SALMON AND THE DRY FLY. Boston/NewYork: Houghton Mifflin Company: The Riverside Press Cambridge, 1924. Limitededition, numbered 604/775, with dust jacket and original slip case.SALMON FISHING IN CANADA. Ed. Col. Sir James Edward Alexander.London: Longman, Green, Longman, and Roberts, 1860. First edition, rebound;with bookplate: Dean Sage. (12vols)$300-600Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

42BOOKS: TROUT FISHINGANGLERS CHOICE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN TROUT FISHING.Ed. Howard T. Walden II. New York: The MacMillan Company, 1947. First editionwith dust jacket. Crowe, John. THE BOOK OF TROUT LORE. New York: A.S. Barnes &Company, 1947. First edition.Du Bois, Donald. THE FISHERMANS HANDBOOK OF TROUT FLIES. NewYork: A.S. Barnes and Company, 1960. First edition with dust jacket.FAMILY CIRCLES GUIDE TO TROUT FLIES AND HOW TO TIE THEM.New York: Family Circle, Inc., 1954. First edition with dust jacket.Hills, John Waller. THE HISTORY OF FLY FISHING FOR TROUT. London:Philip Allan & Co., 1921. First edition, green cloth with gilt lettering.Holland, Dan. TROUT FISHING. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1949.First edition, with dust jacket.Ingraham, Henry Andrews. AMERICAN TROUT STREAMS. New York: TheAnglers Club of New York, 1926. First edition, numbered 163/350.Skues, George Edward MacKenzie. THE WAY OF A TROUT WITH A FLY.London: Adam & Charles Black, 1921. First edition with brown cloth and gilt let-tering to spine.and others (10vols)$200-400Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

43BOOKS: PISCATORIAL GEOGRAPHYA HISTORY OF THE SCHUYLKILL FISHING COMPANY OF THE STATEIN SCHUYLKILL, 1732-1888. Philadelphia, 1889. Inscribed: Israel W. Morris/presented by/ William H. Gaw/ April 15, 1891.Bashford, H.H. FISHERMANS PROGRESS. London: Constable and Company,1946. First edition with blue cloth.Blake, William H. IN A FISHING COUNTRY. Toronto: The MacMillanCompany, 1922. Two first editions, one with dust jacket, one impressed PresentationCopy.Elliott, William. CAROLINA SPORTS BY LAND AND WATER. New York:Derby & Jackson, 1859. First edition; bookplate: Dean Sage.Hansard, George Agar. TROUT AND SALMON FISHING IN WALES. London:Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, 1834. First edition, rebound,with bookplate: Dean Sage. Palmer, C.H. THE SALMON RIVERS OF NEWFOUNDLAND. Boston:Farrington Printing Co., 1928. First edition with soft cover and fold-out map.THE ANGLERS GUIDE BOOK AND TOURISTS GAZETTEER OF THEFISHING WATERS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. Ed. WilliamC. Harris. New York, 1885.together with: four documents by The Atlantic Salmon Association and theDepartment of Fisheries, Government of Quebec, authored by Percy Nobbs, dated1948-1949. (12vols)$200-400Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions


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44BOOKS: NATURAL ANDPISCATORIAL HISTORYBoulenger, E.G. BRITISHANGLERS NATURALHISTORY. London: Collins,1946. First edition with dustjacket.GAME FISH OF THEWORLD. Ed. Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald and FrancesaLaMonte. London:Nicholson & Watson, 1949.Griswold, F. Gray. FISHFACTS AND FANCIES.

New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1926. Limited edition of 750, with green paperboards with gilt lettering and decoration.Hoover, Herbert Clark. A REMEDY FOR DISAPPEARING GAME FISHES. NewYork: Huntington Press, 1930. Two first editions, with marbled boards in originalslip cases.Malloch, P.D. LIFE-HISTORY AND HABITS OF THE SALMON, SEA-TROUT,TROUT, AND OTHER FRESHWATER FISH. London: Adam and Charles Black,1910. First edition with gray boards, gilt lettering, and photographic decoration.Morris, Rev. Francis Orpen. A HISTORY OF BRITISH BUTTERFLIES. 7th ed.London: John C. Nimmo, 1883.Phillips, John C. AMERICAN GAME MAMMALS AND BIRDS. Cambridge: TheRiverside Press, 1930. First edition with green cloth and gilt spine.Saunders, Roy. QUEEN OF THE RIVER. London: Oldbourne, 1961. First editionwith dust jacket. Simeon, Cornwall. STRAY NOTES ON FISHING AND NATURAL HISTORY.Cambridge: MacMillan and Co., 1860. First edition with red leather boards and giltdecoration.THE ANGLERS CLUB STORY: OUR FIRST FIFTY YEARS 1906-1956. NewYork: The Anglers Club of New York: 1956. First edition, with original beige clothand orange paste-on labels, housed in brown leather-finished box.Todd, Frank S. WATERFOWL: DUCKS, GEESE, AND SWANS OF THEWORLD. New York: Sea World Press, 1979. First edition with dust jacket. (12vols)$200-400Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

45BOOK: RARE IRISH ANGLING TITLEGreendrake, Gregory and Geoffry Greydrake [J. Coad andThomas Ettingsall]. THE ANGLING EXCURSIONS OFGREGORY GREENDRAKE. Dublin: Grant and Bolton,1832. First edition, rebound with frontispiece, map, erratumslip, and replaced covers. (1vol)$200-400Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

46BOOKS: FISHING MEMOIRS AND REMINISCENCESArms, Dorothy Noyes. FISHING MEMORIES. New York: The MacMillanCompany, 1938. First edition with blue cloth and gilt lettering.Boosey, Thomas. ANECDOTES OF FISH AND FISHING. London: Hamilton,Adams & Co., 1887. First edition with blue cloth and gilt lettering.Boosey, Thomas. PISCATORIAL REMINISCENCES AND GLEANINGS.London: William Pickering, 1835. First edition, rebound; with bookplate: HowardPhipps.Day, Frank Parker. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A FISHERMAN. New York:Minton, Balch & Company, 1932. Blue cloth and gilt lettering.Mather, Fred. MEN I HAVE FISHED WITH. New York: Forest and StreamPublishing Co., 1897. First edition with green cloth and gilt lettering.Oliver, Stephen. SCENES AND RECOLLECTIONS OF FLY-FISHING INNORTHUMBERLAND, CUMBERLAND, AND WESTMORLAND. London:Chapman and Hall, 1834. First edition, rebound.Perry, Bliss. FISHING WITH A WORM. Boston/New York: Houghton MifflinCompany, 1916. Blue boards with paper label title; inscription to front endpaper.Shepard, Odell. THY ROD AND THY CREEL. Hartford: Edwin ValentineMitchell, 1931.Stoddart, Thomas Tod. ANGLING SONGS. Edinburgh and London: WilliamBlackwood and Sons, 1889. Blue cloth with gilt lettering; with bookplate: Avis H.and D.L. Vaughan. THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A THE LATE SALMO SALAR. London: Day &Son, Limited, 1867. First edition, rebound; with bookplate: Dean Sage.Wiggins, Maurice. THE PASSIONATE ANGLER. London: Sylvan Press, 1949.With dust jacket.Zouch, Thomas. THE LIFE OF ISAAC WALTON; INCLUDING NOTICES OFHIS CONTEMPORARIES. London: Septimus Prowett, 1823. (12vols)$200-400Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

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47BOOKS: GENERAL FLY FISHINGGrey, Sir Edward. FLY FISHING. London: J.M. Dent& Sons, 1928. Red cloth and gilt lettering.Horsley, Terence. FISHING FOR TROUT ANDSALMON. London: H.F. & G. Witherby, 1945.Reprint, with green cloth and gilt spine.Leitch, A. A SCOTTISH FLY-FISHER. Paisley:Alexander Gardner, 1911. First edition with greencloth and gilt-decorated covers.Sage, Dean. SALMON AND TROUT. New York: TheMacMillan Company, 1902. First edition with greencloth and gilt lettering and decoration.Shipley, William. A TRUE TREATISE ON THE ARTOF FLY-FISHING. Ed. Edward Fitzgibbon. London:Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1838. First edition withgreen impressed cloth and gilt lettering to spine. Smedley, Harold Hinsdill. FLY PATTERNS ANDTHEIR ORIGINS. 4th ed. Muskegon: WestshorePublications, 1950. Blue cloth with gilt lettering.Wells, Henry P. FLY-RODS AND FLY-TACKLE:SUGGESTIONS AS TO THEIR MANUFACTUREAND USE. New York: Harper Brothers Publishers,1901. Revised edition with illustrated covers.Wetzel, Charles M. PRACTICAL FLY FISHING. 2nded. Boston: The Christopher Publishing House, 1945.together with: Fallodon, Sir Edward, Viscount Grey of.FALLODON PAPERS. Cambridge: The RiversidePress, 1926. (9vols)$200-300Provenance: Southern institutional librarydeaccessions

48BOOKS: 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN ANGLINGTITLESBrown, John C. THE AMERICAN ANGLERSGUIDE, OR, COMPLETE FISHERS MANUALFOR THE UNITED STATES. 4th ed. New York: D.Appleton and Company, 1857. Blue cloth withimpressed gilt decoration. Hallock, Charles. THE SALMON FISHER. NewYork: The Harris Publishing Company, 1890.Scott, Genio C. FISHING IN AMERICANWATERS. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1869. Twocopies, first editions, with purple cloth and gilt decora-tion to front and spine, one inscribed: William A.Reed, June 4, 1869.Wells, Henry P. THE AMERICAN SALMON FISHERMAN. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1886.Two copies, green cloth with gilt spine, both withbookplates: Albert H. Chester & Dan Brenan.Yale, Leroy M., et al. THE OUT OF DOORLIBRARY: ANGLING. New York: Charles ScribnersSons, 1896. Blue cloth with gilt lettering. (7vols)$200-300Provenance: Southern institutional library deacces-sions

49BOOKS: SHOOTING AND GAME HUNTINGCLASSICS OF THE AMERICAN SHOOTINGFIELD. Ed. John C. Phillips and Lewis Webb Hill,MD. Boston and New York: Houghton MifflinCompany, 1930. First edition.Forbush, Edward Howe. A HISTORY OF THEGAME BIRDS, WILD-FOWL AND SHORE BIRDSOF MASSACHUSETTS AND ADJACENT STATES.Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Company, 1912.Front endpaper inscribed: Spencer Trotter/ March 18,1916.Millais, John Guille. THE WILDFOWLER INSCOTLAND. London, New York, Bombay:Longmans, Green & Co., 1901. First edition with halfvellum and gray paper boards; with bookplate: WilliamMitchell Van WinkleNORTH AMERICAN BIG GAME: A BOOK OFTHE BOONE AND CROCKETT CLUB. New York:Charles Scribners Sons, 1939. First edition, with redcloth, gilt lettering and decoration.Ormond, Clyde. HUNTING OUR BIGGESTGAME. Harrisburg: The Stackpole Company, 1956.First edition, with dust jacket.Pattillo, T.R. MOOSE-HUNTING, SALMON-FISHING AND OTHER SKETCHES OFSPORT. London: Sampson Low, Marston &Company, 1902.Phillips, John C. A SPORTMANS SCRAPBOOK.Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company,1928. First edition with red cloth with impresseddesign. (7vols)$200-300Provenance: Southern institutional librarydeaccessions


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50BOOKS: EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRITISH ANGLING TITLESFISHERMENS WEATHER. Ed. F.G. Aflalo. London: Adam and Charles Black,1906. First edition with blue boards and gilt decoration.Halford, Frederic M. MAKING A FISHERY: THE HALFORD DRY-FLY SERIES.Vol. III. London: Vinton and Company, 1902. First edition with blue cloth and giltlettering.Halford, Frederic M. THE DRY-FLY MANS HANDBOOK: A COMPLETEMANUEL. London: George Routledge & Sons, 1913. First edition, with notes andinscription on front endpage: R. E. Bradford, 7 April 13.Harmsworth, Cecil, Lord. A LITTLE FISHING BOOK. London: Frederick MullerLtd, 1942. First edition with green cloth and gilt lettering and decoration.Hartman, Robert. ABOUT FISHING. London: Arthur Barker, Ltd., 1935. Firstedition, with dust jacket.Hodgson, W. Earl. SALMON FISHING. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1906.Blue cloth with gilt decoration and lettering; with bookplate: Harold Wilson.Hodgson, W. Earl. TROUT FISHING. London: Adam and Charles Black, 1904.Blue cloth with gilt decoration and lettering.Reynolds, W.F.R. ANGLING CONCLUSIONS. London: Faber & Faber Ltd.,1947. First edition with green cloth and gilt spine.THE BOOK OF THE FLY-ROD. Ed. Hugh Sheringham and John C. Moore.London: Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1931. First edition, with four colored and eightblack-and-white plates.Tidy, Gordon. SURTEES ON FISHING. New York: Richard R. Smith Inc., 1931.Limited first American edition with green cloth and gilt lettering; with green paperdust jacket.Turrell, W.J. ANCIENT ANGLING AUTHORS. London: Gurney and Jackson,1910. First edition, with original green cloth and gilt lettering to front cover andspine.Vesey-Fitzgerald. BRITISH GAME. London: St. Jamess Place, 1946. Reprint, withdust jacket. (12vols)$200-300Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

51BOOKS: ANGLING MANUALS AND GUIDESBergman, Ray. WITH FLY, PLUG, AND BAIT. New York: William Morrow andCompany, 1947. First edition with red cloth.Haig-Brown, Roderick. FISHERMANS SPRING. New York: William Morrow &Company, 1951. First edition with green cloth. Holden, Dr. George Parker. STREAMCRAFT: AN ANGLING MANUAL.Cincinnati: Steward & Kidd Company, 1919. First edition with green cloth and giltlettering.Penn, Richard. MAXIMS AND HINTS FOR AN ANGLER, AND MISERIES OFFISHING. Philadelphia: F. Bell, 1855. Salter, Thomas Frederick. THE ANGLERS GUIDE. 5th ed. London: R. Carpenterand Son, 1823. With two aquatint plates, illustrations, and map in replaced covers.Salter, Thomas Frederick. THE ANGLERS GUIDE. 5th ed. London: R. Carpenterand Son, 1825. Rebound.Schaldach, William J. COVERTS AND CASTS: FIELD SPORTS ANDANGLING IN WORDS AND PICTURES. New York: A.S. Barnes and Company,1943. First edition.TRICKS AND KNACKS OF FISHING. Bristol: The Horton ManufacturingCompany, 1911. First edition, blue cloth covers.Van de Water, Frederic F. IN DEFENSE OF WORMS AND OTHER ANGLINGHERESIES. New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1949. First edition with dustjacket. (9vols)$200-300Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

52BOOK: IMPORTANT BRITISH ANGLING TITLEBailey, William. THE ANGLERS INSTRUCTOR. London: Longman and Co.,1857. First edition, with impressed green cloth and gilt lettering. $200-300Provenance: Southern institutional library deaccessions

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53BOOKS: FISHING LITERATUREA CREELFUL OF FISHING STORIES. Ed. HenryVan Dyke. New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1932.First edition, with dust jacket.Lambert, Samuel W. WHEN MR. PICKWICKWENT FISHING. New York: Edmond ByrneHackett- The Brick Row Book Shop Inc., 1924. Firstedition with dust jacket.Piscator [George P.R. Pulman], RUSTIC SKETCHES:BEING POEMS ON ANGLING. Taunton: W. Bragg,1842. First edition with green cloth and gilt lettering.Robb, James. NOTABLE ANGLING LITERAURE.London: Herbert Jenkins Limited, n.d. [1947]. Twofirst editions with dust jackets.Venable, Clark. FLEETFIN. Chicago: The Reilly &Lee Co., 1925. First edition with marbleized greencloth and paper title tag.Williamson, Henry. SALAR THE SALMON. Boston:Little, Brown, and Company, 1936. With dust jacket.together with: Mumey, Nolie. A STUDY OF RAREBOOKS. Denver: The Clason Publishing Company,1930. Limited first edition, numbered 82/1000.Author-signed.Orcutt, William Dana. IN QUEST OF THE PER-FECT BOOK. Boston: Little, Brown & Company,1926. First impression of the trade edition with browncovers, gilt impressed decorations, and gilt pages.(9vols)$200-300Provenance: Southern institutional librarydeaccessions

54BOOKS: EDWARD RINGWOOD HEWITT FIRSTEDITIONSHewitt, Edward Ringwood. A TROUT ANDSALMON FISHERMAN FOR SEVENTY-FIVEYEARS. New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1948.With dust jacket.Hewitt, Edward Ringwood. BETTER TROUTSTREAMS. New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1931.First edition, blue cloth with gilt lettering.Hewitt, Edward Ringwood. TELLING ON THETROUT. New York/ London: Charles Scribners Sons,1926. First edition with green cloth and gilt lettering.Hewitt, Edward Ringwood. SECRETS OF THESALMON. New York: Charles Scribners Sons, 1925.First edition with green cloth with gilt lettering. (4vols)$100-200Provenance: Southern institutional librarydeaccessions

55BOOKS: THOMAS BEST ANGLING TITLESBest, Thomas. A CONCISE TREATISE ON THEART OF ANGLING. 4th ed. London: B. Crosby,1798. Best, Thomas. THE ART OF ANGLING. 10th ed.London: B. and R. Crosby & Co., 1814. Rebound.(2vols)$100-200Provenance: Southern institutional librarydeaccessions


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56GEORGE III CARVED MAHOGANY BACHELORSCHESTcirca 1800, serpentine top with molded and carvededge, over brushing slide and four long drawers, onhighly carved bracket and blocked feet; H34 1/4W40 D21$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

57CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY SILVER TABLEmid-19th century, rectangular molded-edge top, blindfretwork skirt with pierced carved apron on cabriolelegs with ball-and-claw feet; H31 1/2 W41 1/2 D21 1/2$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

58DIMINUTIVE GEORGE II STYLE WALNUT CHEST ONCHESTearly 19th century, molded crown over two short andthree long drawers, flanked by fluted chamfered corners, lower part with pullout brushing slide, threedrawers and concave starburst decoration, on bracketfeet; H68 1/2 W28 1/2 D20$1,500-2,500Provenance: North Carolina private collection

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59EDWARDIAN INLAID MAHOGANY TABLEcirca 1900, round crossbanded top, tapered legs, joinedby platform stretcher; H49 1/2 Dia.30$500-700

60HENKEL HARRIS CARVED MAHOGANY DININGCHAIRS, SET OF EIGHTcomprised of: two arms, six sides; yoked crest andstrapwork splat, slip seat, chamfered legs unified by H-stretcher; arm BH39 1/4 SH20 W24 1/4 D21,side BH39 1/4 SH20 W30 1/2 D21$1,000-1,800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

61HEPPLEWHITE STYLE D-SHAPE INLAID MAHOGANYGAMES TABLE19th century, with drawer; H29 1/4 W39 1/2 D18 3/4$400-600

62HEPPLEWHITE STYLE INLAID SIDEBOARDlate 19th century, crossbanded top, bowed front, above drawers and tapered legs with spade feet; H371/2 W60 D22 1/2$700-1,000

63SHERATON STYLE MAHOGANYDOUBLE-PEDESTAL DININGTABLErectangular top with roundedcorners, on urn-shape pedestalssupported by saber legs on casters, fitted with 22 3/4 leaf; H28 3/4 W48 L90 1/2open$800-1,200Provenance: McClellanville,South Carolina privatecollection


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64UNUSUAL EDWARDIAN SECRETARY BOOKCASElate 19th century, brass-bound flat frieze over leather-inset doors opening to shelves; on lower partwith carved fallfront, opening to fitted interior, aboveleather-inset doors on bracket base; H91 1/2 W43 3/4 D17 3/4$1,200-1,800Provenance: North Carolina collection

65GEORGE III MAHOGANY BACHELORS CHESTfirst quarter 19th century, crossbanded molded top,brush slide above drawers and bracket feet; H32W35 D19 1/2$800-1,200Provenance: North Carolina private collection

66GEORGE III MAHOGANY KNEEHOLE DESKearly 19th century, rectangular banded top above conforming case fitted with drawer over knee recess,flanked by drawers on molded base with ogee bracketfeet; H29 1/4 W34 1/4 D20 3/4$500-1,000Provenance: Eastern North Carolina collection

67ENGLISH MAHOGANY LINEN PRESSlate 19th century, architectural pediment with spoolmolding centering keystone, over pair flat-panel doorswith quarter-fan spandrels, on lower part with twoshort and two long drawers, with bracket base; H90 1/4 W56 1/2 D25$1,500-2,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

68GEORGIAN MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLEcirca 1800, rectangular top with shaped drop leaves,single drawer opposing faux drawer, on tapered legs;H28 3/4 W37 open D32$400-600Provenance: Edward Morrison Brown collection

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69PAIR ENGLISH CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANYSIDE CHAIRSfirst half 19th century, waved crest over strapworksplat, slip seat in plain rails, on chamfered legs unifiedby H-stretcher; BH38 1/4 SH19 1/2 W20 1/2 D191/2$200-300Provenance: North Carolina private collection

70SHERATON STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY SERPENTINEBRANDY BOARDlast half 19th century, crossbanded top, configurationof five drawers, tapered legs with spade feet on casters;H30 1/2 W48 D24$800-1,200

71GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY GAMES TABLEearly 19th century, fan paterae-inlaid rectangularhinged top, opening to felt playing surface and recess-es, above frieze drawer on turned legs and pad feet withcasters; H27 3/4 W29 3/4 D28 3/4 open$600-800Provenance: Eastern North Carolina collection.

72PAIR GEORGE III MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRScirca 1790, shaped crestrail, pierced splat over moldedskirt and square legs; BH38 1/2 SH20 W24 D201/2 (2pcs)$300-400 73

GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY BUTLERS DESKcirca 1840, molded edge top, fall-front desk drawerwith fitted interiors, above long drawers and bracketfeet; H42 1/2 W43 D21$800-1,200

74ENGLISH PINE CORNER CABINET18th/19th century, dentil-molded crown with cantedcorners, over conforming case with pair of six-lightdoors before shelves, on waist-molded lower part withraised panel doors and shaped bracket base; H43 1/2W61 1/2 D31$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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75ENGLISH MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCKfirst half 19th century, swans-neck pediment overarched door flanked by colonettes, before paint-deco-rated works marked: Geo Steele Chesterle Street, cen-tral case with paneled door, engaged quarter columnsand half-round molding, on stepped lower part withscalloped base; H89 5/8 W24 1/2 D10 1/4$800-1,400Provenance: North Carolina private collection

76GEORGE III CARVED MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TABLEcirca 1800, shaped molded-edge round top, flutedbaluster pedestal, on cabriole legs with ball-and-clawfeet; H28 Dia.29 1/2$500-800

77GEORGE III MAHOGANY HANGING CORNERCABINETcirca 1810, dentil-molded crown over scrolling dividedglazed panel door; H46 W36 1/4 D22 1/2$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

78GEORGIAN STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY CHEST OFDRAWERSmid 19th century, integrated and crossbanded top overcase with two short and three long graduated drawers,on splay feet; H42 W41 1/2 D19 1/2$700-1,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

79GEORGE III MAHOGANY DRESSING/WRITINGTABLEcirca 1810, molded edge top, two short drawers onsquare legs; H29 W31 1/2 D18 1/2$400-800

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80QUEEN ANNE STYLE CHOINOISERIE AND CANESIDE CHAIRSearly 20th century, shell-carved crest over vasiformsplat, with cane seat and cabriole legs; BH37 3/4SH17 1/2 W18 1/2 D18 1/2 (4pcs)$600-800

81ANGLO-INDIAN CARVED HARDWOOD DAVENPORTlate 19th/early 20th century, pierce-carved back fittedwith small drawers, hinged lid, and side door; decorat-ed with carved figural supports and stylized dragonfeet; H52 W26 D25$600-900Provenance: North Carolina private collection

82GEORGIAN STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY SIDE TABLE19th century, rectangular top over two drawers ontapered legs and spade feet joined by X-stretcher; H32W32 D21$500-700Provenance: South Carolina private collection

83SHERATON MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS, SET OF SIXfirst half 19th century, pierced shield back, serpentineseatrail, tapered legs with stretchers; BH38 SH18W19 D20 (6pcs)$600-900

84VICTORIAN INLAID MIXED WOOD PEDESTALlate 19th century, square top over tapered and facetedbody, on stepped plinth, with urn and basket inlaysissuing flowers; H47 Sq.11 5/8$200-400Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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85AMERICAN FEDERAL MAHOGANY CARD TABLE,MID-ATLANTIC STATESearly 19th century, shaped fold-over top above conforming frieze, on ring-turned and reeded legs and arrow feet; H29 1/2 W36 1/4 D34 open$300-500Provenance: Eastern North Carolina collection.

86CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY DININGCHAIRS, SET OF TENshell-carved toprail, pierced splat, molded seatrail,carved cabriole legs with ball-and-claw feet; BH40SH19 W23 D18 (10pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

87ENGLISH MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERSmid 19th century, rectangular form with two shortover three long graduated drawers, on bracket feet;H40 1/4 W45 D21 1/8$400-600Provenance: North Carolina private collection

88GEORGIAN MAHOGANY COMMODEcirca 1820, tray top, case with shallow drawer, pairdoors and pullout for chamberpot, on beaded legs;H31 1/2 W22 D18 3/4$300-500Provenance: North Carolina private collection

89PAIR JACOBEAN STYLE UPHOLSTERED CARVED YEWSTOOLSlate 19th/early 20th century, rectangular top on turnedcarved legs with block feet; H19 W16 D12 1/2(2pcs)$300-500

90JACOBEAN STYLE OAK GATELEG TABLE18th century, oval drop-leaf top, turned legs joined bymolded stretchers; H28 1/4 W35 L47 3/4 open$300-400

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91PIERRE LE ROMAIN MIGNARD(French, 1612-1695)PORTRAIT OF THE DUCHESS OF TUSCANY oil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower right, 1667 H40 W29 1/2$5,000-8,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

Other Notes: Pierre Le Romain Mignard was a French painter, the elder brother ofthe much better-known Pierre Mignard. He executed much of his work inProvence; his style was colder and drier than that of his brother, but showed thesame attention to drawing. His compositions tended to be based on Italian models. The French painter was the rival of Le Brun but an exponent of the sameAcademic theories. Like Le Brun he was a pupil of Vouet, but he went to Rome in1636 and remained there until 1657, forming his style on the approved models ofCarracci, Domenichino and Poussin. He returned to Paris on the orders of LouisXIV and decorated the dome of the Val-de-Grace (1663), but his principal impor-tance was as portrait painter to the Court. He revived the earlier Italian type ofallegorical portrait, and a good example is the MARQUISE DE SEIGNELAY ASTHETIS (1691, London, National Gallery).He was strongly opposed to the Academie Royale and, in spite of his own stylisticorigins, championed the Venetian or colourist school; this, however, was proba-bly only to oppose Le Brun. When Le Brun died in 1690 Mignard was at oncemade premier peintre, and, on the Kings orders, the Academy appointedMignard an Associate, Member, Rector, Director and Chancellor of the body hehad so long opposed.His paintings can be found in the Royal Collection, Windsor, Honolulu, Londonand many French museums.


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92CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURYWATERFALL LANDSCAPE WITH COWSoil on canvas, framed, signed lower right illegiblyH12 W20$2,000-3,000Provenance: Georgia private collection


93JOHN GIFFORD(British, d. 1900)THE DAYS BAGoil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH24 W36$2,000-4,000Provenance: Florida private collection

94WILLIAM MELLOR(British, 1851-1931)PAIR OF NORTHERN WELSH LANDSCAPES: ONTHE LLEDR and TORRENT WALK, NR DOLGELLAUoil on canvas, framed, one signed lower right, other initialedlower leftH30 W20 (2pcs)$2,000-4,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

95JAN FRANS VAN DAEL(Flemish, 1764-1840)pair works: FLORAL STILL LIFESoil on vellum mounted to panel, framed, signed & dated lower left: J. Vandael, 1795H10 1/2 W8 (2pcs)$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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96GEORGE ARMFIELD(British, 1808-1893)TERRIERS ON THE HUNToil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH10 W12$1,000-1,500Provenance: Georgia private collection

97ALFRED AUGUSTUS GLENDENING SR.(British, 1840-1910)ENGLISH COUNTRY LANDSCAPEoil on canvas, framed, signed and dated lower right:A.W. Glendening 71H18 W32$1,000-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

98STEPHEN REID(British, 1873-1948)THE CHALLENGEoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower right,1895H12 W14$800-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

99C. AUSTIN(American/British, 19th century)WOMAN ON BRIDGE IN LANDSCAPEoil on canvas, signed & dated lower right, 1876H30 W25$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

100LOUIS ROBBE(Belgian, 1806-1887)COWS IN PASTUREoil on canvas, framed, signed lower rightH20 W24$800-1,400Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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101CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURYCOUNTRYSIDE LANDSCAPE WITHFIGURESoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH28 W41$500-1,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

102CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19THCENTURYDUTCH COASTAL SCENEoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH12 W18$500-1,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

103BRITISH SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURYEARLY MORNING ROUTINEoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH21 3/4 W27 1/4$500-700Provenance: Georgia private collection

104NEAPOLITAN SCHOOL, LATE 19THCENTURYVESUVIUS ERUPTION VIEWSgouache, framed, unsignedsight H15 1/2 W24 (4pcs)$500-800Provenance: Edward Morrison Browncollection

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105PHILLIP BOYDELL(British, b. 1896)SUMMER LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES NEARSTREAMoil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH10 W18$300-500Provenance: Georgia private collection

106CONTINENTAL SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURYSTILL LIFE WITH FRUIT AND ROBINoil on canvas, framed, H10 1/2 W3 3/4$200-400Provenance: Georgia private collection

107BRITISH SCHOOL, 20TH CENTURYVIEW OF SAINT PAULS CATHEDRAL FROMTHE RIVER THAMESwatercolor on paper, framed, signed illegibly lowerrightH11 1/2 W15 1/2$200-400Provenance: South Carolina private collection

108REGENCY FAUX BAMBOO AND MAHOGANY CHESTOF DRAWERS, POSSIBLY WILLIAM WILKINSONcirca 1815, rectangular crossbanded top with lobedfront corners, over configuration of six drawers,flanked by faux bamboo column supports terminatingin turned bulbous feet; H36 1/4 W38 1/2 D22 1/2$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collectionPurchased at the prestigious Olympia InternationalArt and Antiques Fair in 1987.

109GEORGE III INLAID MAHOGANY SECRETARYBOOKCASEcirca 1810, dentil-molded crown, arched dividedglazed panel doors, lower part with hinged lid openingto fitted interiors, configuration of two short and threelong drawers, flanked by fluted quarter columns onogee bracket feet; H93 W46 1/4 D22 1/2$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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110PAIR GEORGE III STYLE CARVED MAHOGANYARMCHAIRSlate 19th century, shaped crestrail and arch-carvedpierced splat on overupholstered and square moldedlegs; BH36 1/4 SH17 1/2 W22 D21 1/2 (2pcs)$600-800Provenance: Eastern North Carolina collection

111HEPPLEWHITE INLAID MARQUETRY CARD TABLEcirca 1800, rectangular top with chamfered corners ontapered legs and spade feet; H29 W36 1/2 D18$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

112GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHEST OFDRAWERSearly 19th century, rectangular molded topover case with four long graduated drawers,on bracket base; H38 W37 1/2 D203/4$700-1,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

113INLAID MAHOGANY DINING TABLEcrossbanded top fitted with 24 leaf, overconforming skirt and tapered legs with ovalpaterae and bellflower drops; made bySafrans Reproductions, Columbia, South Carolina;H30 W48 L72 open$1,400-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

114CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY DININGCHAIRS, SET OF TENlate 19th century, carved crestrail, splat and cabriolelegs on ball-and-claw feet; comprising: two arms andeight sides; BH38 SH18 W24 D20 (10pcs)$1,400-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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115REGENCY STYLE MAHOGANY SOFA TABLEfirst half 19th century, rectangular top, drop leaves,pilaster supports with saber legs and brass castersjoined by turned stretcher; H29 1/2 W42 D22 1/2$800-1,200

116GEORGE III MAHOGANY BOWFRONT CHEST OFDRAWERSfirst quarter 19th century, molded edge top, three longdrawers, splay feet; H33 W40 1/2 D21$700-900

117KNOLE UPHOLSTERED SOFA BY BAKERBH31 W68 D34$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

118REGENCY MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS, SET OF FOURcirca 1815, molded crestrail, pierced splat on turnedlegs; BH33 1/2 SH17 W20 D17 (4pcs)$400-700

119QUEEN ANNE STYLE MAHOGANY TILT-TOP TEATABLE19th century, with snake pad feet; H28 Dia.33$500-700Provenance: Georgia private collection

120REGENCY STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY VITRINElate 19th century, pagoda-form cover with hingedglazed lids over glass-panel case, on fine tapered legsunified by X-stretcher and medial oval shelf; H31 1/2W32 7/8 D25 1/2$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

121GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY CHEST OFDRAWERScirca 1800, integrated top and case with two short andthree long drawers, all with boxwood purfling, on splayfeet; H36 1/8 W44 D20 1/2$600-900


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122QUEEN ANNE STYLE CARVED WALNUT ARMCHAIRS, SET OF SIXlate 19th/early 20th century, shaped upholstered back and seat, molded armrests, on acanthus-carved cabriole legs;BH41 SH20 W24 D23 (6pcs)$1,200-1,800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

123SHERATON STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY DINING TABLE BY HEKMAN FURNITURE COrectangular crossbanded top with incut corners, on turned pedestals with reeded saber legs with brass casters; H30 W48 L120$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

124GEORGE III MAHOGANY BOOKCASE ON CABINETearly 19th century, molded crown, divided glazed paneldoors, lower part with molded panel doors on plinth;H92 W47 D19 1/2$1,000-2,000

125ENGLISH INLAID MAHOGANY BOWFRONT CHEST OFDRAWERSlate 19th century, shaped top over conforming case withtwo short over four long drawers, on short tapered legs;H47 7/8 W42 5/8 D24 1/2$500-800Provenance: Edward Morrison Brown collection

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126GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY BEAU BRUMMEL19th century, hinged square top opening to three holesover drawer and two doors concealing open storageabove sliding commode, square tapered legs; H33 3/4Sq.20$400-600Provenance: Canadian private collection

127GEORGE III MAHOGANY WRITING DESKcirca 1800, hinged slant lid, fitted interiors, over longdrawers and bracket feet; H42 1/2 W44 D23$700-1,000

128ENGLISH MAHOGANY BOX/SILVER CHEST ONSTAND18th/19th century, rectangular hinged lid box overlong drawer and tapered legs; H22 1/4 W19 D91/2$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

129REGENCY STYLE INLAID MAHOGANY CELLARETTEON STAND20th century, canted octagonal form, hinged lid overstorage well, brass bands and lions-head ring pulls,conforming stand with tapered legs; H26 3/4 Dia.20 3/8$500-700Provenance: Edward Morrison Brown collection

130GEORGIAN MAHOGANY SERPENTINE GAMES TABLEcirca 1790, hinged top, serpentine skirt and squarelegs; H29 W34 D17$500-700

131HEPPLEWHITE STYLE INLAID MAHOGANYSIDEBOARDcirca 1890, crossbanded top, chamfered front, overdrawer and doors, on tapered legs; H36 W60 D23 1/2$700-1,000


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132GEORGIAN MAHOGANY CORNER CABINETcirca 1800, architectural crown, glazed doors, flutedcolumns, on molded base, H44 W32 D19$500-800

133RARE CHINESE CHIPPENDALE MAHOGANYARMCHAIRcirca 1780, latticework back and arm panels, on squarelegs joined by stretchers; BH37 SH17 W23 1/2D20$500-700

134WILLIAM & MARY STYLE INLAID WALNUT CHESTOF DRAWERSlate 18th century, rectangular crossbanded top, cantedcorners, conforming case of three short drawers overthree long graduated drawers, on molded base andbun feet; H38 3/4 W38 7/8 D20 5/8$800-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

135ENGLISH MAHOGANY PEMBROKE TABLEmid 19th century, rectangular top, drop leaves, singledrawer opposing faux drawer, chamfered legs; H28W35 1/4 open D28 1/4$300-600Provenance: North Carolina private collection

136CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED MAHOGANY DININGCHAIRS, SET OF EIGHTsix sides and two arms; shaped toprail, pierced splat,carved cabriole legs ball-and-claw feet; BH42 SH18W24 D21 (8pcs)$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

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137GEORGIAN STYLE THREE-PEDESTAL MAHOGANYBANQUET TABLErectangular top with beaded edge and round corners,fitted with two 17 3/4 leaves, three baluster-turnedcolumn supports, four saber leags terminating in brasspaw feet and casters; H29 5/8 W48 L136 3/4 open$2,000-3,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

138WILLIAM & MARY OAK CHEST OF DRAWERScirca 1780, molded top over paneled case, three drawers with coffered and applied panels, with spindlemolding and bun feet; H38 1/2 W38 1/4 D20 5/8$600-900Provenance: Edward Morrison Brown collection

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PAIR ADAM STYLE PAINT-DECORATED PEDESTALSlate 19th/early 20th century, square molded top overtapered shaft and stepped base, decorated with draperyand bellflowers; H48 Sq.12 3/4$500-700Provenance: North Carolina private collection

140HEPPLEWHITE INLAID MAHOGANY D-SHAPEGAMES TABLEcirca 1790, crossbanded top, molded skirt, taperedlegs; H28 1/2 W39 D18$500-800

141GEORGIAN INLAID MAHOGANY BOOKCASE ONCABINETcirca 1820, shaped crown with brass finials over divided glazed panel doors, lower part with two drawers and paneled doors, splay feet; H84 W34 1/2 D18$1,000-1,500Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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142GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY ARMCHAIRS, SET OFSIXshaped crestrail, scrolling armrest, square legs; BH39 1/2 SH19 W23 D22 (6pcs)$700-1,000

143QUEEN ANNE OAK LOWBOY18th century, molded edge top, above drawers andshaped skirt, turned legs on ball feet, joined by stretchers; H28 3/4 W30 1/2 D20 7/8$700-1,000

144DIMINUTIVE SCOTTISH MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDcirca 1830, brass gallery, lobed front corners, with wine and other drawers; overall H47 W62 D23$900-1,400

145HEPPLEWHITE STYLE INLAID MAHOGANYBOWFRONT DISPLAY CABINETearly 20th century, molded shaped crown over pediment inlaid with bows and acanthus, case withglazed doors and sidelights on tapered legs; H69 3/8W27 D19 1/2$400-600Provenance: Georgia private collection

146ENGLISH MAHOGANY TUBULAR CHIME TALL CASECLOCKcirca 1890 swans-neck pediment with rosettes andacanthus, arched door flanked by colonettes beforeWhittington and Westminster chimes, central casewith glazed door and fluted quarter columns, steppedlower part and plinth; H95 W25 D13 3/4$800-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

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147PAIR NAPOLEON III BRONZE-DORE AND MARBLEFIVE-LIGHT CANDELABRA19th century, flame finial on rams-head andgarland-decorated stem issuing acanthus-laden scrollingarms ending in floral bobeche, pedestal base bisected with marble slab and bronze feet; H28 W12D10 (2pcs)$1,500-2,000Provenance: Canadian private collection

148PAIR LOUIS XVI STYLE BRONZE-DORE MOUNTEDMARBLE CANDELABRA19th century, rouge marble vessel with Classicalmounts, electrified; H30 Dia.13 (2pcs)$1,000-2,000Provenance: Canadian private collection

149CHIPPENDALE STYLE CARVED GILTWOOD MIRRORmid to late 19th century, leaf, shell and scroll Rococoframe, centering looking glass panels; H83 W52 1/2$1,500-2,500Provenance: Deaccessioned by a Georgia institution

150ENGLISH CARVED GILTWOOD OVAL MIRRORmid 19th century, ribbon pediment on molded andbeaded frame; H52 W38$700-1,100Provenance: South Carolina private collection

151CONTINENTAL CARVED AND GILDED OVERMANTELMIRRORmid 19th century, H65 3/4 W45 3/8$500-900Provenance: Florida private collection


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152PERSIAN HERIZ CARPETearly 20th century, 118 185$10,000-15,000Provenance: South Carolina privatecollection

153SEMI-ANTIQUE PERSIAN KERMANCARPETcirca 1930, 1111 x 2510$2,000-4,000Provenance: Canadian private collec-tion

154TURKISH OUSHAK CARPET12 x 166$2,000-3,000Provenance: Charlotte, NorthCarolina collection

155PERSIAN MAHAL CARPETcirca 1930, 112 x 152$3,000-5,000Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

156PERSIAN SAROUK CARPET10 x 16$1,500-2,500Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

157PERSIAN KASHAN CARPETcirca 1920, 89 x 123$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

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158SEMI-ANTIQUE MAHAL CARPETcirca 1950, 108 X 12$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

159PERSIAN HERIZ CARPET91 x 12$1,000-2,000Provenance: Arizona private collection

160PERSIAN KERMAN CARPET101 x 142$1,000-2,000Provenance: Charlotte, North Carolina collection

161PERSIAN BAKHTIARI CARPETgarden design, 89 x 118$1,000-1,500Provenance: Charlotte, North Carolina collection

162INDO HUNTING TABRIZ CARPET91 x 12$800-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

163PAKISTAN TABRIZ CARPET92 x 125$700-1,000Provenance: Charlotte, North Carolina collection

164CHINESE KASHAN CARPET910 x 143$500-700Provenance: Charlotte, North Carolina collection


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165OPAL AND DIAMOND PENDANT20.15ct cabochon natural opal, flanked by 2.12ctwround and baguette diamonds, color G-J, clarityVVS2-SI2, in 14K gold setting, H1 1/2 W1 D3/4,13.1gr all in$2,000-3,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

Other Notes: Accompanied by PGS certificate4007000101.

166PAIR DIAMOND STUD EARRINGS2 round brilliant-cut diamonds, 2.03ctw, color E-F,clarity SI3-I1, in 14K white gold setting$6,000-9,000Other Notes: Accompanied by UGS certificatenumber 909961006D.

167ART DECO DIAMOND AND PLATINUM FILIGREERINGcirca 1940, 2.01ct Old European-cut diamond, colorG-H, clarity VS1 accented by two small diamonds infiligree setting, size 7$14,000-18,000Other Notes: Accompanied by EGL report US910734701D.

168GOLD COILED SNAKE BANGLE18K gold mesh flexible coil band ending with ruby-eyed serpent head; L17, and 73.0g all in$2,000-2,500

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169ART DECO DIAMOND AND PLATINUMFILIGREE BROOCHcirca 1935, shaped bar pin centering0.91ct Old European-cut diamond, colorE-F, clarity SI1, and flanked by 2.15ctwside and accent diamonds, color E-F, clarity VVS2-I1; H3/4 L2 1/2, and9.4gr all in.$2,000-4,000Provenance: Georgia private collectionOther Notes: Accompanied by PGScertificate 4007000095.

170EMERALD AND DIAMOND PENDANTapprox. 0.75 round-cut emerald surrounded by 0.6ctw diamonds in 14K white gold setting, H1 1/4 W1/2$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

171DIAMOND LINE BRACELETfifty-three emerald-cut diamonds, 13.25ctw, color D-E, clarity VS, L7$18,000-25,000

172VINTAGE DIAMOND AND PLATINUM BRIDAL SETapprox. 1.25ct transitional-cut diamond, color H, clarity SI2 in unusual adjustable band, size 5.25$2,000-3,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

173VINTAGE ITALIAN ENAMELED GOLD DRAGONBRACELETvibrantly enameled 18K gold articulated serpent linkband ending with double dragon-mask clasp with diamond eyes and ruby cabochon release; marked 18K,Italy, L7 and 72.0g all in$1,200-1,800


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174DIAMOND, GEMSTONE AND GOLD EARRINGS AND BROOCHpair diamond and emerald earrings, H1 W1/2ruby and diamond earrings, H1 W1/4ruby and diamond crescent brooch, H1 W1pair diamond oval hoops, H1 W1/2in 14K-18K gold-tested settingtotal 30.0g all in (7pcs)$800-1,400Provenance: North Carolina private collection

175SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BROOCH, AND DIAMOND TENNIS BRACELETblue sapphire and colorless diamond-studded 18K yellow gold floriform brooch,Dia.1 7/8, together with 60 melee diamonds prong set in 14K gold flexible setting,L7; Total 42.0gr all in (2pcs)$1,200-1,800Provenance: Georgia private collection

176COLORLESS DIAMOND RING2.99ct oval brilliant-cut diamond, color E, clarity VVS1, in 18K white gold setting,size 6.5$15,000-20,000Provenance: North Carolina private collectionOther Notes: Accompanied by GIA certificate number 5171273941.

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177BLUE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING9.81ct cushion-cut violet-blue sapphire, flanked by0.64 ctw trapezoid-cut diamonds, in 18K white goldsetting, size 7 1/4$12,000-18,000Other Notes: Accompanied by GIA certificatenumber 6173200500.

178ART DECO EMERALD, DIAMOND, AND PLATINUMRINGapprox. 0.5ct emerald-cut diamond flanked by 0.5ctwemeralds and 0.5ctw diamonds in platinum setting,size 6$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

179DIAMOND AND EMERALD BANGLEsixteen square emeralds, 1.37ctw and twelve diamonds,0.96ctw in 18K gold-hinged bangle; marked: 18KP;H2 W2 1/2 and 20.0g all in$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina private collectionPurchased from Gubelin-New York in 1985.

180DIAMOND NECKLACEone hundred and seventeen graduated round brilliant-cut diamonds, from 0.74ct, color G,clarity VS1 to 0.02ct, full-cut,color G, clarity VS2; approx.11.95ctw, prong-set in 18K white gold, L17, 35.0g all in$5,000-8,000Provenance: South Carolinaprivate collection

181FANCY YELLOW AND COLORLESS DIAMONDETERNITY BANDeighteen natural yellow cut-cornered diamonds,11.24ctw, clarity VS2-SI1, accented by eighty-tworound brilliant-cut diamonds, 1.69ctw, color F-G, clarity VS1-SI2 in platinum and 18K yellow gold setting, size 7$20,000-25,000Other Notes: Accompanied by EGL certificatenumber US913332502D.


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182DIAMOND SOLITAIRE PENDANT3.45ct round brilliant-cut diamond, color L-M, clarityVVS2, in 18K white gold four-prong setting, 3.0gr allin$5,000-10,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

Other Notes: Accompanied by PGS certificate4007000097.

183PAIR AMETHYST DROP EARRINGS13.1x15.1x7.6mm and 14.2x15.57.5mm cushion-cutamethyst prong and pendant set on 18K tested gold,L1 1/2 W5/8$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collectionPurchased from Gubelin-New York in the 1980s.

184DIAMOND AND PLATINUM EARRINGSleaf-and-vine design encrusted with sixty marquis- andbaguette-cut diamonds, 10.0ctw, color G-H, clarityVS, supporting two pear-shaped diamond drops,1.35ctw, well-matched color and clarity, H1 3/4 W1(2pcs)$13,000-18,000

185COLOMBIAN EMERALD AND DIAMOND COCKTAILRINGapprox. 7.0ct rectangular-cut emerald surrounded by3.15ctw round diamonds in 14K gold setting, size 5$12,000-18,000Other Notes: Accompanied by AGL certificatenumber CS668.

186DIAMOND AND GEMSTONERINGSruby and diamond cluster,size 6opal, emerald and diamond,size 6.25diamond and diamond-accented, size 6each in 14K white or yellow gold setting (3pcs)$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolinaprivate collection

187DIAMOND AND GOLDBRACELETapprox. 3.75ctw round diamonds in 14K gold openwork flexible bracelet,L6.5 and 20.0g$1,500-1,800Provenance: North Carolinaprivate collection

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188EMERALD, DIAMOND ANDGOLD NECKLACEapprox. 8.75ctw oval-cut emeraldsaccented by 0.4 round diamondsset in 14K gold ornate link collar-style necklace, L16 1/4, 60g all in$1,500-2,000Provenance: North Carolinaprivate collection

189ART DECO DIAMOND ANDPLATINUM FILIGREE RING1.2ct Old European-cut diamond,color G-H, clarity VS2, accentedby 0.3ctw diamonds, color E-F,clarity VS2-I1, in ornate openwork setting, size 5 3/4$8,000-12,000Other Notes: Accompanied byUGS certificate numberUS910413905D.

190GOLD INTERLOCKING LINK FLEXIBLE BRACELETmarked: 14K, L9, and 80.5gr$1,400-1,800Provenance: Georgia private collection

191DIAMOND PENDANT ON CHAIN1.2ct trillion-cut diamond and 0.5ct trapezoid diamond, color G-H, clarity VS, with 14K white goldchain, L17$6,000-9,000

192CUSTOM-MADE DIAMOND AND GOLD RING18K gold band set with 1.1ct heart-shaped diamond,color E-F, clarity VS2, accented by 0.39ctw full-cutdiamonds, color G, clarity VS1, all spelling LOVE, size7;16.0g all in$1,500-2,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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193DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING1.1ct round brilliant-cut diamond, color J-K, clarity SI1, andaccented by small diamond in 18K white gold by-pass style setting, size 6.75, 4.3gr all in$1,000-2,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

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194DIAMOND AND PLATINUM ETERNITY BANDapprox. 7.5ctw marquis-cut diamonds, color F-G, clarity VS-VS1, size 5 3/4$7,000-10,000

195DIAMOND AND RUBY BRACELET30 small round rubies interspaced by 33 small round diamondsin 18K gold setting, L6 1/2 and 35.0g all in$800-1,400Provenance: North Carolina private collection

196VINTAGE PATEK PHILIPPE GOLD MANS WRISTWATCH, FORGUBLINcirca 1975, gold oval dial with Roman numerals with 18-jewelmanual movement (Movement No. 1.224.995) in 18K goldcase with mesh wristband; Reference No. 3548/001; L7 1/2and 81.0g all in$3,000-5,000Provenance: North Carolina private collectionPurchased from Gubelin-New York in 1975.

197BUCHERER LADYS GOLD WRISTWATCHoval dial with gold baton hand and hour markers, markedBUCHERER, within 18K gold integrated textured meshbracelet, stamped: 22804; L6, and 38.0gr all in$800-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection

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198VINTAGE OMEGA CONSTELLATION AUTOMATICCHRONOMETER WRISTWATCHcirca 1980, brushed silver dial, baton hour markers,day-date just, 18K gold mesh band, L7 1/2, and95.0g all in$1,000-1,500Provenance: North Carolina private collection

199EBEL BELUGA DIAMOND AND GOLD LADYSWRISTWATCHblue nacre dial with diamond hour markers, marked:Ebel Switzerland, within diamond-accented 18K goldflexible band marked: Beluga, 866969, 42111172,18K, Swiss, approx. L6 1/2, 75.0g all in$2,000-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

200VINTAGE AUDEMARS PIGUET ROYAL OAKTWO-TONE STAINLESS WRISTWATCHgraphite-color Petite Tapisserie pattern dial with batonhour markers and datejust, and integrated wristband;marked: Audemars Piguet, Royal Oak, No. 1983.$1,500-3,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

201ROLEX DIAMOND AND GOLD LADYS WRISTWATCHsquare dial with gold baton hand and hour markers,marked ROLEX PRECISION, with in 18K white goldintegrated textured mesh bracelet, L7 1/4, and 55.5grall in$800-1,200Provenance: Georgia private collection


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202BUTTERFIELD-STYLE SILVER SUNDIAL COMPASS,NICOLAS BIONhorizontal hexagonal engraved dial-plate, set with glass-covered compass, marked: N Bion A Paris, withhinged, engraved, and bird-decorated gnomon; reverseengraved with latitudes of twenty-five French andEuropean cities; in felt-lined fitted case; dial H2 5/8W2 3/8 D1/4$600-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

Other Notes: Bion (French, 1652-1733) served asroyal maker of mathematical instruments under KingLouis XIV and, in 1709, published an influential andabundantly illustrated treatise titled THE CON-STRUCTION AND PRINCIPAL USES OFMATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

203CONTINENTAL STERLING AND ENAMELEDDIMINUTIVE CLOCKForeign assay London, dated 1887; enameled dial andornate case; H4 W2 3/4$300-400Provenance: South Carolina private collection

204CARTIER LIGHTER AND CIGAR CUTTERrich gold-tone finish, lighter, H2 3/4 and cutter, H2 1/8 (2pcs)$200-300Provenance: South Carolina private collection

205CONTINENTAL GOLD AND TORTOISESHELL CASE19th century, 14K yellow gold hinged case inset withshell panels, marked: 585; L3 1/4 W2 3/4$300-500

206DIAMOND AND GOLD FLEXIBLE CUFF BRACELETarticulated 18K gold diamond- and lozenge-formdesign, set with 150 round brilliant-cut diamonds,approx. 11ctw, color E-F, clarity VS, L7, 104.0g all in$12,000-18,000

207GOLD FILIGREE NECKLACE AND EARRING SETintricate ring, rosette and orb design, possibly Turkish,tests 14K indistinctly marked, necklace L15, earringsH2, and 55.0g$800-1,200Provenance: North Carolina private collection

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208PINK SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND LAVALIERENECKLACEsix pear-shaped pink sapphires, approx. 4.25ctw, suspended in a conforming 18K white gold pendanton double chain, accented by one hundred and seventyround diamonds, approx. 3.0ctw$5,000-7,000

209EMERALD AND DIAMOND RINGapprox. 6.0ct emerald-cut emerald, flanked by 1.4ctwtrillion-cut diamonds in 14K gold setting, size 6.25$2,000-4,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection

210FIRE OPAL AND DIAMOND RING17.1ct oval fire opal flanked by 0.2ctw diamonds in14K gold setting, size 6$800-1,200Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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211BLUE SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND BRACELETtwenty-one oval-cut natural blue sapphires, 17.5ctw,accented by 3.75ctw small round brilliant-cut dia-monds, in 18K white gold, L7 1/4$7,000-9,000

212ART DECO FILIGREE AND DIAMOND BROOCHESAND BRACELETbar pin, L3oval brooch, L2bracelet, L714K white gold, Total 20.0gr all in (3pcs)$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

213GEMSTONE AND GOLD PENDANTS AND EARRINGSapprox. 4ct oval amethyst pendant and matching 5ctwamethyst earringsapprox. 5ct oval rhodolite garnet and matching 2.5ctwrhodolite earringsapprox. 1.3ctw ruby and diamond earringsall in 14K gold settings (8pcs)$500-800Provenance: Virginia private collection

214PAIR CARTIER-STYLE TUTTI-FRUTTI EARRINGS37.0ctw carved natural emeralds and blue sapphiresaccented by seventy-four small round brilliant-cut diamonds, approx. 1.1ctw, in 18K white gold setting,H2 1/4 W1 (2pcs)$6,000-9,000

215SOUTH SEA PEARL AND DIAMOND COCKTAIL RING15.5mm pearl set high on 18K yellow and white golddome-style setting, accented by one hundred and thirty-eight round- and baguette-cut diamonds,approx. 4.0ctw, color F-G, clarity VS, size 7$4,500-6,500

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216GOLD BRACELETS AND CHAINS14K wide two-tone band, L7 1/214K Italian filigree, L714K nugget design, L814K interlocking link, L72 white gold chains, 14 and 18K, L18 and 23Total 104.0gr (6pcs)$1,200-1,800Provenance: Georgia private collection

218PAIR GOLD BOX-LOOP EARRINGS18K gold, H1 3/4 W1, and 22.0g (2pcs)$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

219DIAMOND DRAGONFLY BROOCH, AND DIAMONDAND SEED PEARL PENDANT/BROOCHdiamond pave-set 14K gold design with articulated tail,L2 1/4 W2 1/2, and floral-form 14K goldpendant/brooch, H1 1/2 W1 1/8; Total 17.5gr all in(2pcs)$500-800Provenance: Georgia private collection

220DIAMOND AND GOLD RING0.5ct marquise-cut diamond flanked by smaller diamonds in 14K mixed-color setting, size 8.5.$600-900Provenance: South Carolina private collection

221SAPPHIRE BROOCH AND GEMSTONE PENDANTblue sapphire and 14K gold floral-form brooch, H2W1 1/4; and cabochon gemstone set in 18K gold geometric design, H3 W1 1/4; gold tested; and29.0g all in (2pcs)$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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217FRENCH FANCY DIAMOND AND ENAMELED GOLD NECKLACEeighty-seven round-cut fancy brown-yellow diamonds, 11.0ctw,clarity VS-VSI, in 14K two-tone gold setting with enameledaccents, L16 1/4$7,000-10,000


222DIAMOND AND GOLD BAND18K yellow gold channel-set with baguette diamonds,approx. 1.5ctw, size 7 1/4; and 7.5g all in$800-1,200Provenance: South Carolina private collection

223AMETHYST AND DIAMOND RING AND EARRINGSUITE10.2x14.0mm oval amethyst flanked by diamonds, size6; and pair 8.1x10.2mm oval amethyst and diamondearrings, all in 18K gold settings (3pcs)$800-1,400Provenance: North Carolina private collection

224RETRO ORCHID BROOCH AND EARRING SETmulti-tone 18K gold design with pearl accents,marked: 18K and JT, H3 1/4 W2 and H3/4 (3pcs)$500-700Provenance: North Carolina private collection

225RARE BALTIMORE PICTORIAL MOURNINGPENDANT/BROOCHdated 1786, en grisaille painted scene of seated womanbeside urn with initials AB (Andrew Buchanan, 1734-1786); within 10K gold case engraved: AndrewBuchanan, dt. March 12, 1786, dt54H1 1/8 W3/4$500-800Provenance: Pennsylvania private collection

Literature: Francis Heitman, HISTORICALREGISTER OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMYDURING THE WAR OF THE REVOLUTION.Washington, DC: The Rare Book Shop Pub. Co.,1914.Patricia Law Hatcher, ABSTRACT OF GRAVES OFREVOLUTIONARY PATRIOTS, Vol1-4. Dallas:Pioneer Heritage Press, 1987.

Other Notes: Born in 1734, Andrew Buchanan spentthe majority of his life as a merchant and judge inthe Baltimore area. When the Revolution broke outin 1776, he was a Brigadier General in the MarylandMilitia. He died and was buried in Baltimore March12, 1786.

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226GARNET PENDANT ON CHAIN, ANDDIAMOND PENDANT ON CHAIN16.2x11.3mm deep-red oval garnet on14K gold chain, L15diamond-set bar pendant on 14K whitegold chain, L16 (2pcs)$500-800Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

227SOUTH SEA PEARL NECKLACE12-13mm white well-matched pearls with 14K goldclasp, L28 1/2$400-700Provenance: Virginia private collection

228ENDLESS STRAND CULTURED PEARLSfifty-six 9mm cultured pearls, ending with 14K goldclasp, L58$400-700Provenance: Virginia private collection

229COLLECTION GOLD AND GEMSTONE JEWELRY14K and diamond ring, size 814K and topaz floral ring, size 914K and diamond kinetic ring, size 7 1/410K and green amethyst ring, size 814K rope twist bracelet, L710K filigree bracelet, L8 1/214K ruby and sapphire bracelet, L7 and matching earrings10K charm bracelet, L7 1/2faceted peridot pendant on 14K chain, L1814K and peridot pendant on chain, L14Chinese gold coin on 14K chain, L18pair faceted topaz earringstotal 80.0g all in (15pcs)$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

230MIKIMOTO AND HERITAGE CULTURED PEARLNECKLACESMikimoto single strand of 5mm white pearls with sterling clasp, L15; and Heritage single strand of 7mmwhite pearls with 14K white gold clasp, L16 1/4; withoriginal boxes (2pcs)$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection


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AND BRACELET SETfloral and bead pendantsupported by thick alternating polished beadand pebble necklace, L19 1/2; and matchingbracelet, L9 1/2 (2pcs)$200-400Provenance: SouthCarolina private collection

232MOONSTONE, AMETHYST,AND PERIDOT BRACELETflexible floral design in sterling setting with toggleclasp, L8 3/4$100-200

233STERLING BROOCHESAND EARRINGSlily brooch, H4rose brooch, H4butterfly brooch, H2 W3filigree floral brooch, Dia.3pair filigree earclips, H2 1/2Total 127.0g (6pcs)$100-200Provenance: North Carolina private collection

234JUDITH LEIBER PRINCE CHARMING FROGMINAUDIEREAustrian crystal-studded body with cabochon gemstone accents and button clasp; gold-tone shoulder strap; lame-lined divided interior with mirror and comb; stamped; H4 W5 D2 3/4$600-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

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235BOTTEGA VENETA WOVEN LEATHERBAGSdark brown, H16 W20; and beige,H20 W19 (2pcs)$300-500Provenance: Canadian privatecollection

236VINTAGE SCHMEREL BROS. FULL-LENGTH MINK COATapprox. medium size, L45 and sleeveL19 1/2$400-600

237GERHARDT FULL-LENGTH MINKCOATapprox. medium to large size, L48$300-500Provenance: North Carolina privatecollection

238VINTAGE SCHMEREL FUR DRIVINGCOATprobably beaver, approx. medium size,L45and sleeve L21$300-500

239MINK DRIVING COATapprox. medium size, L33 and sleeveL19$300-500

240REVILLON FUR JACKET, RETAILED BYSAKSprobably chinchilla, approx. mediumsize, L30 and sleeve L23$300-500

241MINK CAPE AND HATSBest & Co cape (approx. S/M size);McComber hat andLord & Taylor chinchillahat (3pcs)$300-400Provenance: NorthCarolina privatecollection

242MINK SHORT JACKETapprox. medium size, L23 and sleeveL20$200-300

243VINTAGE ALLIGATOR ANDHARTMANN LUGGAGEAir Vice alligator case, H9 W26 1/2D16 1/22 Hartmann cases, H8 W26 D201/2 (3pcs)$200-400Provenance: Canadian privatecollection


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247LOUIS KRONBERG(New York/Massachusetts, 1872 - 1965)EUGENIE FOUGERE, dancer with tambourinepastel, framed, signed & dated: mid right, Boston, 1900sight H19 W11 3/4$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolinaprivate collection

248GEORGE FISH(Massachusetts/New York, wk.1849-1880)PORTRAIT OF YOUNG GIRL,1859pastel on canvas, framed, signed &dated lower left: G.S. Fisher, NewYork sight H49 1/2 W34 1/2$1,000-1,500Provenance: Arizona privatecollection

244GUY CARLETON WIGGINS(New York/Connecticut, 1883-1962)NEW YORK SKYLINE, FROM A STATENISLAND FERRY BOAToil on canvas in original frame, signed & inscribedlower left and verso: Wiggins, NAH25 W30$15,000-25,000Provenance: Commissioned by Mrs. Charles RolfDent, and by descent to present South Carolinaprivate collection.Exhibitions: Carolina Collects, ColumbiaMuseum of Art, June 27-August 17, 2008

245EDMUND DARCH LEWIS(Pennsylvania, 1835-1910)MOUNTAIN VIEW OF LAKEoil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower left,1867H37 W63$4,000-6,000Provenance: Georgia private collection

246LOUIS KRONBERG(New York/Massachusetts, 1872 - 1965)LIGHTHOUSE, BOSTON HARBOR, 1901oil on canvas, framed, signed & dated lower rightH14 W18$1,000-2,000Provenance: North Carolina private collection


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249AMERICAN SCHOOL (19TH CENTURY)PORTRAIT OF YOUNG CHILDoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH36 W29$1,000-1,500Provenance: North Carolina collection

250AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURY CHILDSPORTRAITSEATED YOUNG DARLINGoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH36 W29$1,000-1,500Provenance: South Carolina private collection

251AMERICAN SCHOOL PORTRAIT, 19TH CENTURYWOMAN IN LACE BONNET AND SHAWLoil on canvas, framed, unsignedH30 W25$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

252AMERICAN SCHOOL, 19TH CENTURYPORTRAIT OF WOMANoil on canvas, frame, unsignedH24 W19 1/2$500-800Provenance: South Carolina private collection

253MARY CASSATT(Pennsylvania, 1844-1926)MARGOT WEARING A LARGE BONNET, circa1904 print on paper, framed, signed in platesheet H7 1/2 W5 1/2$500-800Provenance: North Carolina private collection

254JAPAN EXPEDITION SCENES BY SARONY & COpublished 1855, two works: FIRST LANDING OFAMERICANS IN JAPAN and LANDING OF COMMODORE PERRY, OFFICERS & MEN OFTHE SQUADRON, colored lithographs, framed, sightH19 3/4 W31 1/2 (2pcs)$500-800Provenance: Caroline Perry BelmontBessie Morgan Belmont TimmermanHence by descent to present heir

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255LAURA HILLS(Massachusetts, 1859-1952)GRAPE STILL LIFEwatercolor on paper, framed, signed lower rightsight H10 W13$400-600Provenance: South Carolina private collection

256CHARLES MORGAN(American, 20th century)MORNING BY THE SEAoil on canvas, framed, signed lower leftH14 W24$300-600Provenance: Georgia private collection

257AMERICAN QUEEN ANNE MAPLE HIGHBOYearly 19th century, molded crown above case, fivegraduated drawers, on lower part with cove-moldedwaist, two long drawers and shaped skirt, cabriole legs;H73 1/4 W40 3/4 D20 1/4$1,500-3,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

258MASSACHUSETTS NEOCLASSICAL MAHOGANY SIDECHAIR, WILLIAM FISKEBoston or Salem, circa 1788-1793, carved, molded andpierced shield-shaped backrest, above overupholsteredseat, serpentine seatrail, square legs joined by stretchers;stamped: WF on side of backrail; BH37 SH18 W22D19$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

Literature: Bjerkoe, Ethel Arthur. THECABINETMAKERS OF AMERICA. Exton:Schiffer, 1978.Ketchum, William C. AMERICANCABINETMAKERS: MARKED AMERICANFURNITURE, 1640-1940. New York: Crown, 1995.

Other Notes: William Fiske is considered one of themore important cabinetmakers in Massachusetts.These chairs are in the collection of the BostonMuseum of Art.


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259AMERICAN CLASSICAL BRASS-INLAID MAHOGANYCARD TABLE, NEW YORKcirca 1825, hinged rectangular top, canted corners,above conforming skirt and twist-turned columns toquadripartite platform, on acanthus-carved legs withpaw feet and casters; H27 3/4 W36 3/8 D35 3/4open$1,000-2,000Provenance: South Carolina private collection

260AMERICAN MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERScirca 1835, rectangular top over case, deep upper drawer over three long graduated drawers flanked bybeaded pilasters, short turned legs; H43 3/4 W44 1/4 D19 1/2$400-600Provenance: North Carolina private collection

261SOUTHERN FEDERAL WALNUT BUREAU BOOKCASE,VIRGINIAlate 19th century, dentil-molded broken-arch pedi-ment, arched panel doors opening to fitted interiorsdecorated with initials IL and numerals 9 and 3; lowerpart with hinged lid concealing fitted pigeonholes, document drawers and prospect door, over four graduated dr

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