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342. A Pair of 18th Century Dutch Commemorative Tobacco Boxes The first is an all-brass box with the commemorative repousee design with a regent/king portrait and text in Latin on the top lid and a Biblical scene on bottom. Second box is with brass top & bottom and copper sides; the lid depicts a cartouche with a scene titled "Breszlau"; and text in german. The boxes measure approx. 1-1/8" x 1-7/8" x 5-1/2" and 1-1/4" x 1-7/8" x 6-3/8" respectively. 300/500 Sold: $287.50 |
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343. Persian (Mid-19th Century) A pair of hand painted Persian book covers, each framed in a gilt frame with a sloped black velvet liner, 14" x 9" sight size, with framing overall 17-1/4" x 12". Painted in the mid-19th Century Safavid style, each piece is richly adorned with foliate patterning in black, red, cream and gilt accents. Each has a genre scene with two figures within a central medallion surrounded by the patterning that is reminiscent of a Persian carpet. 600/800 Sold: $460.00 |
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344. A Pair of 18th Century Dutch Brass Tobacco Boxes A Dutch brass tobacco box, ca. 1757, with a hinged lid engraved with perpetual almanac and lunar calendar flanked by crude portraits of Pope Gregory XIII and Julius Caecar and the dates and the introduction of Julian Gregorian calendars. The base engraving with table for the calculation of the speed ship. Second box depicts a series of engraved charming farming scenes. The boxes measure approx. 1-1/8" x 1-3/4" x 6-3/8" and 1" x 3-1/2" x 6" respectively. 300/500 |
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345. An Eli Terry & Sons American Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock An American Pillar & Scroll shelf clock, made by Eli Terry & Sons, Plymouth, Connecticut, ca. 1825-30. With a pretty walnut veneered case with tapering legs and a scrolling skirt, hinged door with clear glass panel at the top, reverse glass painting on the lower part with a fancy image of a building in a landscape surrounded by a gilt border, with a painted wood face with Arabic numerals and a flower basket at the center and spandrel corner ornaments, the dial approx. 10-1/2" in diameter, with a 30 hour striking movement, and with the original printed papers glued to the inside back. Comes with the original winding key, made in England. The case has two slender columns on the sides, and an architectural pediment surmounted by three brass urn-shaped finials. Overall size is 31-1/2"H x 17-1/4"W x 4-1/2"D. Similar to a clock in the collection of Old Sturbridge Village. 1,800/2,200 Sold: $862.50 |
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346. An Unusual Clock Framed In A Painting An unusual painting timepiece. The painting is a panoramic scene painted on a steel panel with several military companies on an embankment before a river. A beautiful city sprawls beyond. To the left of the composition is a church with and elaborate clock in the central clock tower. The actual clock is concealed behind the panel inside a built-up shadow box frame. No signature was found on the painting, but it appears to be a 19th Century Continental piece of excellent quality. The picture measures 22-1/2" x 32-1/2" and with the gilt beaded frame approx. 30" x 40". The clock has a coiled chime, and comes with a winding key. Lever at the bottom pulls down to reveal the winding mechanisms in the tower-when closed three disks cover the openings. Toggle on left of frame to adjust the chime. Pull cord at bottom. The shadow box creates an enhancing sounding box for the chime. 2,000/4,000 Sold: $17,307.50 |
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347. An Empire Column Clock On An Inlaid Wood Base An Empire column clock in an ebonized wood finish with gilt metal decorations, standing on a separate inlaid wood base with small circular feet, with a silver metal textured face with Roman numerals, the dial surrounded by a 1" wide gilt frame in relief with shells and foliate swirls, the columns with gilt metal capitals and bases with an egg and dart motif on the capitals and a scored and rope motif on the bases, and with applied pierced cast decorations on the top and the bottom front faces with armor surrounded by meandering vines and grapes, the pendulum with shell and floral designs that match the frame around the face with swans at the top. Measures overall 18"H (without the separate base) x 9-1/4"W x 5-1/4"D; the inlaid wood base measures 7-1/2" x 11-3/4" x 3"H. No maker's markings found. 200/400 Sold: $368.00 |
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348. An Ingraham Mantel Clock An Ingraham Mantel Clock, mankufactured by the E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn. with a black lacquered case in an architectural manner with antiqued brass fittings and animal feet, with lions' heads with rings on either side of the case, with an ivory face with Arabic numerals covered by convex glass, approx. 19"W x 5"D x 11"H. 200/400 Sold: $161.00 |
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349. An Ingraham Co. Pressed Wood Eight-Day "Kitchen" Clock An American pressed wood eight-day "kitchen" shelf clock made by E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Connnecticut. The case made in light varnished oak with pressed oak applied ornaments, with a glass panel door on the front, a printed paper dial with Roman numerals, surrounded by a gilt egg & dart metal relief, and with a central gilt relief design. Comes with winding key. The over size is approx. 15-1/2"H x 13-1/4"W x 4-1/2"D. 150/250 Sold: $109.25 |
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350. A Jaeger Le Coultre Clock A handsome Jaeger Le Coultre clock, with a squared polished and brushed brass case, with a silvery metal dial with Roman numerals, brass hands, and a faux malachite finish detail around the top and on the base, approx. 6-3/4"H x 5-1/2"W x 2-3/8"D. 350/450 |
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351. A Round Top Mantel Clock Made In Germany A round top mantel clock, marked made in Germany on the back of the brass works, and "Unghans Wurthenberg B21" inside a star, in a walnut case on plinth base with small feet, with pine secondary wood, with a door at the back revealing the works and chimes, the face in silver metal finish with brass Arabic numerals, measuring approx. 12-7/8"H x 10-1/8"W x 7"D. Chimes have a very pretty tone. 100/200 Sold: $40.25 |
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352. A Schatz Wall Clock A German wall clock made by Schatz, in a circular brass case mounted on a shield-shaped walnut wall plaque with a curvilinear brass detail applied to the top and a Fleur de Lis in the center, overall measurements are 13-1/2"H x 11"W x 3-3/4"D. The brass clock case is 6" in diameter. There is a cuphook on the plaque below the movement. 100/200 Sold: $63.25 |
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353. An Ornate Dore Humidor A richly embellished dore metal box, the interior with an aromatic wood lining and the lid fitted underneath with a silver tone metal frame and removable screen with blotter paper behind. The wood is joined with pegged wood at the corners. The exterior of the box is carved in an elaborate relief depicting an abundance of classical images including people, architectural sections, statuary, Roman standards, satyrs, putti, griffins, bulls and other creatures. Measures 6" x 4-7/8" x 2-1/2H. *On preview in Pittsburgh, PA. 200/400 Sold: $931.50 |
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354. An English Salesman's Sample Chest Of Drawers, ca. 1820-30 A hand-made salesman's sample chest of drawers from England, ca. 1820-30, in rich brown wood with other secondary woods, 9-1/4"W x 7-5/8"D x 11-1/2"H overall, on turned wood legs, with three large drawers and two small drawers above with turned wood pulls. 400/600 Sold: $471.50 |
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355. A Pair Of Cast Iron Jardinaires With Saucers, French Empire, ca. Early 19th Century A pair of cast iron jardinaires with matching saucers, the sides cast with designs using classical motifs, the saucers cast with geometric designs on the borders, each measuring approx. 9-5/8"H x 11-1/2" in diameter. 700/900 |
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356. Two Carved Wooden Architectural Fragments, circa 18th/19th Century Two carved oak wooden architectural fragments in the form of several putti floating about fringed draperies, approx. 64"H x 12"W x 8"-9"D. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $2,070.00 |
