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488. Waterbury Eight Day Mantle Clock
High Victorian in style, craved bow-front base with ornate crest. Domed glass front hinged door has stenciled floral design. Ivory color enameled dial has Waterbury logo and Roman numerals. Includes pendulum and key. Apprx 22-1/4"T x 13"W. Provenance: From a prominent Cleveland Estate.
200/300
Sold: $230.00
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489. American Waterbury Mantel Clock, late 19th Century
Pretty porcelain clock is hand painted with designs of pansies and accented with gilt swirls on a dark olive green ground. Round face with glass front has painted numerals on paper and a central gilt metal medallion. Interior works are by Waterbury Clock Company and patented in 1891. Clock back has No. 91 painted and bottom bears company tag. Measures apprx 11"H x 9-1/2"W.
150/300
Sold: $86.25
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490. Arts and Crafts Planter
Hammered copper box features a symmetrical raised design of chestnut fruit and leaves. Sides have lions head handles. Measures apprx 8-1/2"H x 20-1/2"L x 8"W.
300/500
Sold: $253.00
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491. Ceremonial Sword, English
Crusade themed sword with sheath. Finial of a knight's head attached to a bone handle decorated with a cross and a monogram in black pigment. Fancy blade has designs of scrolling floral patterns, jousting knights, and the owners name, William H. Galbauth (?). Scabbard displays noble imagery with enameling. Measures apprx 39"L.
250/350
Sold: $241.50
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492. Steer Inkwell
Bronze inkwell in the form of a buck's head featuring prominent antlers. Deer has brown and black glass eyes and head opens along mouth line. Hinged lid and flat bottom. Measures apprx 5-1/2"H x 2-1/2"W.
125/150
Sold: $149.50
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493. American Metalsmiths Art Nouveau Vase, circa 1912
Sterling on bronze vase of tapering form with light flared rim. Applied sterling silver in the shape of flower form. Bottom hallmarked with manufacturer logo and patent date. Apprx 11-1/4"T.
250/350
Sold: $264.50
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494. Lot of Four Wrought Iron Architectural Elements
Set of four half-circle panels with scrolling shapes. One large and three smaller. Could be used in a variety of ways: to convert into a table, a head board, garden fence, etc. Large piece measures apprx 27-3/4"H x 55"W. Smaller ones measure apprx 22"H x 44"W.
350/550
Sold: $460.00
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495. Pair of Bronze Mortar and Pestle (circa 19th Century)
Pair of similar heavy bell shaped mortars with pestles. Each container has squared handles and banded insides. Mortar were, and still are, used for preparation of herbs for medicine or food. First mortar measures apprx 4-1/2"H x 4-1/2"W, with 8"L pestle, second apprx 4-1/4"H x 4-1/2"W, with 7-1/2"L pestle.
150/300
Sold: $92.00
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496. Arts and Crafts Chamber Stick, circa 1910
Copper handled candle holder features simple, rustic design typical of Arts and Crafts aesthetics. Drip well is shaped like a four petaled poppy. Patina is a warm brown. Measures apprx 8-1/2"H x 6-1/2"W at base.
250/350
Sold: $230.00
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497. Pair of Carved Decorations, circa Late 18th Century
Portuguese, both appear to be circa late 18th Century. Hand carved feathery Acanthus leaves painted with mustard yellow and crimson. Curved accessories could be used in the home in a variety of ways such as curtain tie backs, shelf mounting, towel hooks, etc. Measure apprx 10"H x 4-1/4"W.
400/600
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