Important Americana including Early American Silver from the Roy J. Zuckerberg Collection

double bellied tall baluster form on chased foot with cast rococo spout, gadrooned urn finial, shell-cast upper handle terminal, chased with sprays of flowers, one side with ruffled-edge cartouche, marked under base (Yale 951-953)

double bellied tall baluster form on chased foot with cast rococo spout, gadrooned urn finial, shell-cast upper handle terminal, chased with sprays of flowers, one side with ruffled-edge cartouche, marked under base (Yale 951-953) 42 oz 15 dwt gross 1328 g height 13 ½ in. 34.3 cm

View 1 of Lot 125: A Large American Silver Coffee Pot, William Ball, Baltimore, Maryland, 1789-1815

a large american silver coffee pot, william ball, baltimore, maryland, 1789-1815

mahogany height 40 ¼ in. by width 26 ½ in. by seat depth 17 ½ in. 102.2 cm by 67.3 cm by 44.5 cm

View 1 of Lot 134: A Chippendale Shell-Carved Open Armchair, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1770

a chippendale shell-carved open armchair, philadelphia, pennsylvania, circa 1770

John James Audubon (After) 1785 - 1851 Great American Hen and Young (Plate VI) hand-colored aquatint, engraving and etching, 1827, by W. H. Lizars, retouched by R. Havell, on wove paper with the J Whatman 182[?] watermark, framed. sheet: 26 by 38 ⅝ in. 660 by 981 mm.

View 1 of Lot 165: Great American Hen and Young (Plate VI)

great american hen and young (plate vi)

Master Paintings & Sculpture from Four Millennia Part II

Property from the Collection of Anne W. Lowenthal

Property from the Collection of Anne W. Lowenthal Pieter van den Bosch the Younger Amsterdam circa 1612 - after 1663 London Still Life with a Silver Gilt Chalice, Grapes, a Shell, and a Lobster on a Pewter Platter signed and dated lower left: P . v Bosch. f 1650 oil on canvas canvas: 26 ¼ by 21 in.; 66.8 by 53.2 cm framed: 34 ¼ by 28 ⅞ in.; 87.0 by 73.3 cm

View 1 of Lot 266: Still Life with a Silver Gilt Chalice, Grapes, a Shell, and a Lobster on a Pewter Platter

still life with a silver gilt chalice, grapes, a shell, and a lobster on a pewter platter

baluster form, stepped domed cover with leafy bud finial, swan-neck spout cast with a ruffled shell repeated at upper handle terminal, later engraved T. S. Gardner on side and later scratched under base C + SIR, marked under base DCF in oval and N. YORK and with scratch weight 38 = 2

baluster form, stepped domed cover with leafy bud finial, swan-neck spout cast with a ruffled shell repeated at upper handle terminal, later engraved T. S. Gardner on side and later scratched under base C + SIR, marked under base DCF in oval and N. YORK and with scratch weight 38 = 2 35 oz 10 dwt gross 1107 g height 11 ¾ inches 30 cm

View 1 of Lot 114: A Large American Silver Coffee Pot, Daniel Christian Fueter, New York, 1754-69

a large american silver coffee pot, daniel christian fueter, new york, 1754-69

mahogany appears to retain its original cast brass hardware; with key. (2 pieces) height 31 ½ in. by width 38 in. by depth 20 ¼ in.; case width 33 in. 80 cm by 96.5 cm by 51.4 cm; 83.8 cm

View 1 of Lot 133: A Very Fine Chippendale Block-End Serpentine Chest of Drawers, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1775

a very fine chippendale block-end serpentine chest of drawers, boston, massachusetts, circa 1775

Beyond the Brushstroke: The Sam and Marilyn Fox Collection

Beyond the Brushstroke: The Sam and Marilyn Fox Collection John James Audubon (After) 1785 - 1851 Mallard Duck (Plate CCXXI) hand-colored engraving with etching and aquatint, 1834, by R. Havell, on wove paper with the J Whatman Turkey Mill 1834 watermark, framed. plate: 25 ⅞ by 38 ½ in. 658 by 977 mm. sheet: 26 ½ by 38 ¾ in. 674 by 985 mm.

View 1 of Lot 181: Mallard Duck (Plate CCXXI)

mallard duck (plate ccxxi)

shaped oval, border with scrolling foliage and dolphin heads at intervals, four of which are flanked by mermaid cherubs, the handles centered with masks of Neptune, center engraved with a scene after Rosa Bonheur's painting The Horse Fair, marked on base and numbered 638/5905

shaped oval, border with scrolling foliage and dolphin heads at intervals, four of which are flanked by mermaid cherubs, the handles centered with masks of Neptune, center engraved with a scene after Rosa Bonheur's painting The Horse Fair, marked on base and numbered 638/5905 198 oz 6158 g length over handles 33 ¾ in. 85.7 cm

View 1 of Lot 166: An American Silver Tray Featuring Rosa Bonheur's The Horse Fair, Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1856-1860

an american silver tray featuring rosa bonheur's the horse fair, tiffany & co., new york, circa 1856-1860

inlaid mahogany height 94 in. by width 19 ¾ in. by depth 9 ⅝ in. 238.8 cm by 50.2 cm by 24.4 cm the paint-decorated dial inscribed Aaron Willard Boston; interior case door retaining an original Aaron Willard paper label engraved by Paul Revere (1735-1818). feet are replaced.

View 1 of Lot 159: A Federal Inlaid Mahogany Tall-Case Clock, Works by Aaron Willard (1757–1844), Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800

a federal inlaid mahogany tall-case clock, works by aaron willard (1757–1844), boston, massachusetts, circa 1800

From Doris with Love: The Personal World of Doris Brynner, Part II

imitant une pochette en osier, poinçon: titre 925

imitant une pochette en osier, poinçon: titre 925 Long. 19,5 cm, width. 7 ¾ in; poids. 400 gr.; weight. 12.86 oz.

View 1 of Lot 256: Minaudière en argent, travail moderne

minaudière en argent, travail moderne

Beyond the Brushstroke: The Sam and Marilyn Fox Collection John James Audubon (After) 1785 - 1851 Wild Turkey (Plate I) hand-colored aquatint, engraving and etching, 1827, by W. H. Lizars, retouched by R. Havell Junr, on wove paper with the J Whatman 1838 watermark, framed. sheet: 38 ⅛ by 25 ½ in. 968 by 649 mm.

wild turkey (plate i)

carved and figured mahogany and brass the chairs are marked XII, XI and II. Front feet gilded. height 32 ¾ in. 83.2 cm

View 1 of Lot 162: A Rare Assembled Set of Three Classical “Lyre-Back” Klismos Side Chairs, attributed to Duncan Phyfe (1768–1854), New York, circa 1815

a rare assembled set of three classical “lyre-back” klismos side chairs, attributed to duncan phyfe (1768–1854), new york, circa 1815

walnut height 30 ¼ in. by width 35 ¼ in. by depth 21 ⅜ in. 76.8 cm by 89.5 cm by 54.3 cm

View 1 of Lot 147: A Queen Anne Dressing Table, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1750

a queen anne dressing table, philadelphia, pennsylvania, circa 1750

sycamore height 42 ¾ in. by width 30 ½ in. by depth 19 in. 108.6 cm by 77.5 cm by 48.3 cm

View 1 of Lot 135: The Holcombe Family Very Rare Child's Queen Anne Desk-on-Frame, probably Hartford area, Connecticut, circa 1750

the holcombe family very rare child's queen anne desk-on-frame, probably hartford area, connecticut, circa 1750

on claw and ball feet with foliate headers, fluted and gadrooned rim with foliated cartouches at the points, the cavetto with chased leaves at the angles, the center engraved with elaborate rococo cartouche enclosing monogram EW , the back engraved AW to EW 1773, marked on reverse

on claw and ball feet with foliate headers, fluted and gadrooned rim with foliated cartouches at the points, the cavetto with chased leaves at the angles, the center engraved with elaborate rococo cartouche enclosing monogram EW , the back engraved AW to EW 1773, marked on reverse 12 oz 10 dwt 388.8 g diameter 8 ⅝ in. 21.8 cm

View 1 of Lot 121: An American Silver Salver, David Hall, the engraving attributed to James Smither, Philadelphia, dated 1773

an american silver salver, david hall, the engraving attributed to james smither, philadelphia, dated 1773

Important Americana including, Early American Silver from the Roy J. Zuckerberg Collection

raised on four paw feet, the domed square bases chased with flowers and ferns, with Corinthian column stems and detachable slip-lock branches and central light, each marked on underside of one foot and numbered 7823-8749, stems, slip-lock nozzle and terminal of branches all stamped 3

raised on four paw feet, the domed square bases chased with flowers and ferns, with Corinthian column stems and detachable slip-lock branches and central light, each marked on underside of one foot and numbered 7823-8749, stems, slip-lock nozzle and terminal of branches all stamped 3 147 oz 4572 g height 19 ½ in. 49.5 cm

View 1 of Lot 177: Pair of American Silver Five-Light Candelabra, Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1895

pair of american silver five-light candelabra, tiffany & co., new york, circa 1895

Master Paintings & Works of Art Part I

Property from the Collection of Robin Bradley Martin

Property from the Collection of Robin Bradley Martin The Guennol Silver Bowl, Seleucid or Arsacid Period, circa 3rd/2nd century B.C. of shallow form, the exterior rim chased and gilded in an intricate guilloche pattern, remains of an Aramaic inscription visible on the underside diameter: 10 ½ in.; 26.7 cm. Please note that, under current sanctions regulations, the international movement of property of Persian/Iranian origin (including import into or export from certain jurisdictions) may be restricted or may require governmental authorization. Export from the United States is subject to authorization requirements administered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Buyers who intend to ship such property internationally should make their own enquiries, or consult with the relevant department, regarding applicable requirements under OFAC and other relevant authorities.

View 1 of Lot 21: The Guennol Silver Bowl, Seleucid or Arsacid Period, circa 3rd/2nd century B.C.

the guennol silver bowl, seleucid or arsacid period, circa 3rd/2nd century b.c.

painted after Cornelis Pronk, with a lady strolling on the bank of a river under an open parasol held by an attendant, observing waterbirds among reeds; comprising a circular tureen, cover and stand, a pair of reticulated baskets and stands, a pair of large circular chargers, five oval platters of graduated sizes, a pair of small pierced dishes, ten dinner plates, ten soup plates together with two Chinese Export Imari ‘Floral’ Pattern Punch Bowls. 38 pieces.

painted after Cornelis Pronk, with a lady strolling on the bank of a river under an open parasol held by an attendant, observing waterbirds among reeds; comprising a circular tureen, cover and stand, a pair of reticulated baskets and stands, a pair of large circular chargers, five oval platters of graduated sizes, a pair of small pierced dishes, ten dinner plates, ten soup plates together with two Chinese Export Imari ‘Floral’ Pattern Punch Bowls. 38 pieces. length of largest platter 16 ¼ in.; 41.2 cm

View 1 of Lot 101: A Rare and Extensive Chinese Export Imari ‘La Dame au Parasol’ Pattern Part Dinner Service, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, Circa 1740 | 清乾隆 約1740年 青花礬紅描金仕女庭院圖餐具一組

a rare and extensive chinese export imari ‘la dame au parasol’ pattern part dinner service, qing dynasty, qianlong period, circa 1740 | 清乾隆 約1740年 青花礬紅描金仕女庭院圖餐具一組

figured walnut chairs marked IIIII and IIIIII. height 38 ¾ in. 98.4 cm

View 1 of Lot 143: A Pair of Queen Anne Side Chairs, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the shop of William Savery (1722-1787), circa 1755

a pair of queen anne side chairs, philadelphia, pennsylvania, the shop of william savery (1722-1787), circa 1755

height 13 ¾ in. by width 9 in. by depth 2 ¾ in.

height 13 ¾ in. by width 9 in. by depth 2 ¾ in. 35 cm by 23 cm by 7 cm

View 1 of Lot 163: A Classical 'George Washington' Ormolu Mantel Clock, circa 1825

a classical 'george washington' ormolu mantel clock, circa 1825

dial inscribed Dubuc Rue Michel-le-Comte No.33 A PARIS

dial inscribed Dubuc Rue Michel-le-Comte No.33 A PARIS height 19 ½ in. by width 14 ¾ in. by depth 6 in. 49.5 cm by 37.5 cm by 15.2 cm

View 1 of Lot 161: A Classical 'George Washington' Shelf Clock, Made for the American Market, Works by Jacques Nicolas Pierre François Dubuc (1743-1817), Paris, circa 1815

a classical 'george washington' shelf clock, made for the american market, works by jacques nicolas pierre françois dubuc (1743-1817), paris, circa 1815

Beyond the Brushstroke: The Sam and Marilyn Fox Collection John James Audubon (After) 1785 - 1851 Eider Duck (Plate CCXLVI) hand-colored aquatint, engraving and etching, 1835, by R. Havell, on wove paper with the J Whatman 183[?] watermark, framed. sheet: 25 ½ by 38 in. 647 by 964 mm.

View 1 of Lot 182: Eider Duck (Plate CCXLVI)

eider duck (plate ccxlvi)

shaped circular with part-fluted borders and cast shell and scroll rims, each marked twice (Fales 32c) and with leaf incuse (Fales 32J)

shaped circular with part-fluted borders and cast shell and scroll rims, each marked twice (Fales 32c) and with leaf incuse (Fales 32J) 16 oz 5 dwt 502 g diameter 7 in. 17.8 cm

View 1 of Lot 118: A Pair of American Silver Waiters, Joseph Richardson, Sr., Philadelphia, Circa 1760

a pair of american silver waiters, joseph richardson, sr., philadelphia, circa 1760

mahogany retains original cast brass hardware. height 27 ½ in. by width 19 ¾ in. by depth 31 ¼ in.; width (open) 38 ¼ in. 69.9 cm by 50.2 cm by 79.4 cm; 97.2 cm

View 1 of Lot 152: A Federal Pembroke Table, New York, attributed to William Whitehead (w. 1792-1799), circa 1805

a federal pembroke table, new york, attributed to william whitehead (w. 1792-1799), circa 1805

of double-bellied form with chased foot, elaborate cast rococo spout, gadrooned urn finial, chased with floral branches and ruffled cartouches, one engraved M, marked under base (Yale 951-953)

of double-bellied form with chased foot, elaborate cast rococo spout, gadrooned urn finial, chased with floral branches and ruffled cartouches, one engraved M, marked under base (Yale 951-953) 28 oz 10 dwt dwt gross 883.2 g height 7 ¾ inches 19.7 cm

View 1 of Lot 126: A Large American Silver Teapot, William Ball, Baltimore, Maryland, 1789-1815

a large american silver teapot, william ball, baltimore, maryland, 1789-1815

with 13 stars and 1776 and 1876 on matted ground, marked on inside and numbered 4329-7514

with 13 stars and 1776 and 1876 on matted ground, marked on inside and numbered 4329-7514 ﻿ .6 oz 18.66 g diameter 2 ⅞ in. 7.3 cm

View 1 of Lot 169: An American Silver Centennial Bracelet, Tiffany & Co., New York, Circa 1876

an american silver centennial bracelet, tiffany & co., new york, circa 1876

Beyond the Brushstroke: The Sam and Marilyn Fox Collection John James Audubon (After) 1785 - 1851 The Birds of America (First Octavo Edition): Twelve Plates twelve hand-colored lithographs, 1840-44, on wove paper, printed by J.T. Bowen, framed. sheets approx.: 10 ¼ by 6 ⅝ in. 261 by 167 mm..

View 1 of Lot 187: The Birds of America (First Octavo Edition): 12 Plates

the birds of america (first octavo edition): 12 plates

birchwood and mahogany. height 37 3/4 in. by width 38 7/8 in. by depth 21 1/2 in. 95.9 cm by 98.7 cm by 56.1 cm backboard inscribed in chalk, Babcock.

View 1 of Lot 160: A Federal Bow-Front Chest of Drawers, Essex Co., Massachusetts, circa 1805

a federal bow-front chest of drawers, essex co., massachusetts, circa 1805

pear form with scalloped rim, multiple scroll handle, on three knee'd pad feet below trefid headers, engraved under base I over I*M, marked under base (Yale 480- 483)

pear form with scalloped rim, multiple scroll handle, on three knee'd pad feet below trefid headers, engraved under base I over I*M, marked under base (Yale 480- 483) 3 oz 5 dwt 101.6 g height 3 ¾ in. 9.5 cm

View 1 of Lot 119: An American Silver Cream Jug, Samuel Casey, Exeter, Rhode Island, Circa 1760

an american silver cream jug, samuel casey, exeter, rhode island, circa 1760

plain lightly-flared cylindrical on molded foot, molded strap S-scroll handles, engraved The Gift of Mr. Thomas Brooks to the Church of Medford 1759 on side, marked under base (Kane mark A)

plain lightly-flared cylindrical on molded foot, molded strap S-scroll handles, engraved The Gift of Mr. Thomas Brooks to the Church of Medford 1759 on side, marked under base (Kane mark A) 9 oz 10 dwt 292.3 g height 5 ¾ in. 14.6 cm

View 1 of Lot 116: An American Silver Two-Handled Cup from the Church of Medford, Josiah Austin, Charlestown Massachusetts, Circa 1759

an american silver two-handled cup from the church of medford, josiah austin, charlestown massachusetts, circa 1759

unusual wide-bodied baluster shape on molded foot, baluster finial, part-fluted cast spout, engraved on side with a crest above a vacant cartouche, with scratch weight 15 oz -18 dwt, marked twice under base (Yale 826) and with two leaf incuse marks (Belden d)

unusual wide-bodied baluster shape on molded foot, baluster finial, part-fluted cast spout, engraved on side with a crest above a vacant cartouche, with scratch weight 15 oz -18 dwt, marked twice under base (Yale 826) and with two leaf incuse marks (Belden d) 15 oz 15 dwt 488.3 g height 6 ¼ in. 15.9 cm

View 1 of Lot 117: An American Silver Teapot, Philip Syng, Jr., Philadelphia, Circa 1760

an american silver teapot, philip syng, jr., philadelphia, circa 1760

double bellied body with molded foot rim, detachable cover reversing to form a spoon tray, sitting on molded ring finial/foot, engraved ST on side, marked under base (Fales fig. 135)

double bellied body with molded foot rim, detachable cover reversing to form a spoon tray, sitting on molded ring finial/foot, engraved ST on side, marked under base (Fales fig. 135) 9 oz 10 dwt 292.3 g height 4 ¾ in. 12 cm

View 1 of Lot 122: An American Silver Sugar Bowl, Joseph Richardson, Jr. and Nathaniel Richardson, Philadelphia, Circa 1780

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