1494

05/22/14

Silver & Objets de Vertu05/22/14

Silver & Objets de Vertu

Sale 1494Thursday, May 22, 2014 at 10am1808 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia PA 19103

Wednesday, May 14 throughFriday, May 16 10am-5pm

Saturday, May 17 12pm-5pm

Sunday, May 18 By appointment only

Monday, May 19 throughWednesday, May 21 10am-5pm

$25 in the gallery$32 domestic mail$37 international mail

Inside Front Cover: Lot 20 (detail)Inside Back Cover: Lot 86 Frontispiece (pages 4 and 5): Lot 51 (detail)

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Silver & Objets de Vertulots 1-390

Table of ContentsBritish Silver: Lots 1-48

French Silver: Lots 49-52

German Silver: Lots 53-68

Danish Silver: Lots 69-78

Italian Silver including a fine collection of Buccellati silver:Lots 79-114

Continental Silver: Lots 115-140

Russian Silver: Lots 141-180

Middle Eastern and Asian Silver: Lots 181-207

Objets de Vertu: Lots 208-218

American Silver: Tiffany & Co.: Lots 219-240

American Silver: Gorham Mfg. Co.: Lots 241-262

Other American Silver: Lots 263-381

Other Silver from the Americas: Lots 382-390


1 141127/10George I Britannia standard silver tankardthomas farren, london, 1719-20Tapering cylindrical form, hinged domed coverwith scroll thumbpiece, engraved with the Hellierfamily crest with motto “Pro Republica Semper”.H: 7 in. 24 oz.$2,000-3,000

2 148001/10George I Britannia standard silver tankardsamuel wastell, london, 1719-20Cylindrical form repoussé-worked and incisedwith all over C-scrolls and flowerheads on astippled ground, hinged cover with scrollingthumbpiece and gilt-washed interior, spoutpossibly added later, underside with scratchweight “38.8”.H: 8 1/2 in. 38 oz.$2,000-3,000

British Silverlots 1-48


4 141085/8George II silver tankardrichard gurney & thomas cook, london, 1748-49Baluster form raised on conforming circular foot,with all over repoussé flowerheads and C-scrolls,chased foliage and details, hinged domed cover withopenworked thumbpiece and heart-shaped terminusto scroll handle, engraved crest to lid and body, gilt-washed interior.H: 7 1/2 in. 22 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. Frank Maxwell Andrewsof Nashville, TN.$1,500-2,000

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3 141127/9George I silver tankardedward vincent, londonCylindrical form repoussé-worked to show floralblossoms, foliage, and C-scrolls on a stippledground, domed cover with scrolling thumbpiece,struck with letter K dating to ?1725.H: 7 1/2 in. 24 oz.$1,500-2,000


7 148020/13Associated pair of George III silver candlestickswilliam cafe, london, 1757-69Knopped baluster stems supported on foliate-capped shaped square bases, with engravedarmorial to one candlestick. (2).H: 9 in. Total weight: 33 oz.$1,000-1,500

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5 133035/39Pair of George II silver candlestickswilliam gould, london, 1744-45Tapering knopped baluster stem terminating inshaped-square base with ogee edge, basesengraved. (2).H: 6 1/4 in. Total weight: 24 oz.$1,500-2,000

6 141127/5Large George II silver trayhugh mills, london, 1750-51Shaped circular form with scroll and shell edge,large engraved armorial with three sheafs ofwheat and three stars within scrolling floralcartouche to center, raised on four scroll feet,underside with scratch weight 107=6.Dia: 21 3/4 in. 93 oz.$2,000-3,000



11 141127/8Large George III silver coffee potlondon,1769-70, probably charles wrightBaluster form with fluted lower body, spout, andlid, raised on conforming circular foot with beadedand scroll edge, wooden scroll-form handle,engraved with family crest.H: 14 1/2 in. 47 oz.$1,000-1,500

12 132308/13ACollection of British silver flatwarelate 18th/early 19th century, mostly londonIncluding several forks and spoons by variousLondon makers such as Peter, Ann & WilliamBateman, William Robert Smily, Robert Wallis,and John & Henry Lias; together with assortedforks, knives, and serving pieces from Newcastle,Dublin, Sheffield, and the Netherlands. (approx.72 pieces).Total weight: 109 oz. (approx).provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$1,000-1,500

8 141187/2George III silver sugar nipslondon, circa 1760, probably henry plumptonTypical form with scissor handles and shell-formbowl.L: 4 1/4 in. 1 oz.$300-500

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13 148021/4George III silver bread basketmichael plummer, london,late 18th centuryOvoid form basket, reticulated wideborder with scrolling foliage abovean engraved band of bellflowerpendants, with conforming reededswing handle and pierced oval footrim, center engraved with Middletonfamily crest with the motto “Fortis inArduis” below.H: 3 3/4, W: 15, D: 9 3/4 in. 28 oz.$1,500-2,500

14 141127/14Ten George III silver table spoonsthomas wallis ii, london,1783-1809Together with ten place spoons,Richard Crossley, 1809-10, all withbright-cut engraved handles. (20).Total weight: 32 oz.$400-600

9 141127/13George III silver fruit strainer1763-64, london, makers mark rubbedCircular pierced bowl, with twin scroll handles;together with a gravy boat, London,1824-25. (2).L: 9 1/4 in. Total weight: 7 oz.$400-600

10 132308/63George III silver creameri s & a n, london, 1764-65Baluster form with scalloped rim, scroll-formleaf-capped handle, raised on three paw feet,monogrammed to underside.H: 4 in. 2 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500



16 141060/23George III silver brandy warmersamuel meriton ii, london,1794-95Cylindrical form pot with wooden handle andreeded foot; together with a strainer, probablySebastian Crespel II, 1829-30, pierced with dots,with retractable arms, monogrammed.H: 4, W: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 9 oz.provenance:From a private Pennsylvania collection.$800-1,200

17 141085/7George III silver meat skewerrichard crossley, london, 1799-1800Typical form with circular opening at top andengraved crest; together with a strainer withcrowned owl figure at terminal and crest at theother end, handle and crest engraved “Pro RegeEt Lege” by Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, 1893-94;and a silver wine taster on ribbon. (3).L: 13 1/4 in. (skewer). Total weight: 6 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. Frank MaxwellAndrews of Nashville, TN.$500-700

15 138174/5George III silver teapot and standhenry green, london, 1793-94Shaped oval form with bright-cutengraved floral and beaded bands, withwooden scroll-form handle and finial,stand probably by Thomas Wilkes Barker.(2).H: 5 3/4 in. (teapot). Total weight: 17 oz.$800-1,200

18 148009/14George III silver and cut-glass centerpiecewilliam pitts, london, 1802-03Oval shaped cast and chased foliate frame raised on four pawfeet, fitted with later glass bowl with diamond-cut panels.H: 7 3/8, W: 9 3/4, D: 6 1/2 in. 41 oz. (frame only).$3,000-5,000

19 141383/4George III silver spectacles case and spectaclesthe case thomas hobbs or thomas harper i, london,1807-08The oval case in two sections, engraved to show swags andflowers, containing a pair of George III silver spectacles (oneextending arm lacking), hallmarked Birmingham, makerunidentified.L: 4 3/4 in. 2 oz.provenance:Blanche Vere Guest, Countess Bessborough, wife of 8th Earl ofBessborough, Stansted House, Hampshire.Thence by descent.$300-500

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A Fine George IIIsilver centerpiece


20 141085/1A Fine George III silver centerpiecejohn bridge for rundell, bridge, and rundell, london, 1809-10The stem formed as a palm tree surrounded by Bacchus and two maenadsin motion, each figure modelled in classical garb, Bacchus with a lion peltover his shoulder and each maenad holding the ends of a ribbon, atop thepalm fronds sits a removable woven basket with openworked berry and vinerim, the whole supported on an incurved triangular base with threeintricately-worked foliage and shell scrolling feet, the stippled ground of thebase with Bacchanalian mask and ewer beneath large chased leaves, thebase engraved on two sides with coat-of-arms, the third side stamped“Rundell Bridge et Rundell Aurifices Regis Londini”.H: 30, Diameter of bowl: 15 in. 444 oz. (approx).provenance:Arms of General Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole (1772-1842), 2nd Earl Enniskillen. Purchased in London by Frank Maxwell Andrews, Lieutenant General, UnitedStates Army.By family descent.$40,000-60,000


Lieutenant General Frank MaxwellAndrews

Frank Maxwell Andrews (Feb. 3,1884-May 3, 1943), military leaderand commander, was one of thefounders of the United States AirForce. He replaced Dwight D.Eisenhower as head of the UnitedStates forces in the EuropeanTheater of Operations in the earlystages of World War II. As anoutspoken and early proponent ofairpower, Frank Maxwell Andrews’slegacy is far-reaching. The JointBase Andrews in Maryland (thehome base for the presidentialaircraft, Air Force One), AndrewsBarracks in Germany, GeneralAndrews Airport in Santo Domingo,and Andrews Avenue in thePhilippines, are all eponymouslynamed for him.

Frank Maxwell Andrew’scontribution to the United Statesmilitary would certainly have beeneven greater had he not beentragically killed in an aircraftaccident in Iceland in 1943.

Born in Nashville, Tennessee,Andrews comes from a notableTennessee family, as the great-great-nephew of two Tennessee

governors, John C. Brown and NeillS. Brown. His family has long beenassociated with the history ofNashville. His father James DavidAndrews, of English descent, was awell known newspaper publisherand real estate dealer in Nashville.His family amassed a fine silvercollection, from which this piececomes. The collection also includesTiffany pieces owned by John C.Brown that have descended in thefamily until they will be offered byFreeman’s on May 2nd.

Rundell, Bridge, and Rundell

Phillip Rundell (1746-1827)assembled one of Britain’s mostimportant and successful silvermanufacturing businesses andemployed some of the mostdistinguished craftsmen of his day.The success of the business wasdue in large part to his partnershipwith John Bridge (1755-1834),whose close relationship with KingGeorge IV allowed him to be afacilitator in the king’s search forgrandeur. It was Bridge who wasresponsible for guiding the King inthe assemblage of his magnificentcollection of gold and silver objects.



The firm became regular suppliersto the Royal Family, and as the RoyalGoldsmiths, Rundell, Bridge, andRundell became synonymous withthe Imperial style in silver reflectedin the enhanced pride of Britain atthe time. In 1807, the talentedsilversmith, Paul Storr, joined thefirm, followed by the leadingsculptors, William Theed and JohnFlaxman. The impressive JohnBridge centerpiece at handrepresents the extraordinarycollaboration of artist, modeler, andsilversmith.

As the first professor of sculpture atthe Royal Academy, John Flaxmanidentified himself as a sculptor,though he was highly regarded forhis design drawings, and inparticular those of figural groups. Hewas employed by Rundell, Bridge,and Rundell as the firm’s designerand modeler for the most importantpieces, most notably ‘The Shield ofAchilles’ (Royal Collection) createdfor George IV’s Coronation Banquet.The three Classical figures on thepresent John Bridge centerpiecerepresent Bacchus and twomaenads, and can be compared tofigures designed by Flaxman. Afigure of Orpheus, very similar to theBacchus figure here, can be seen on

a later pair of silver-gilt candelabra,modeled by Edward Hodges Baileyand marked for Philip Rundell, 1820(Sold at Phillip's New York, April 16,1982, Lot 240).

The exquisite foliage and shell feeton the present centerpiece can betraced back to tureens produced byRoëttiers Goldsmiths. Very similarfeet appear on The SalisburyCandelabrum, presented by PhillipRundell to Lord Salisbury in 1821.Another pair of identical feet can beseen on a soup tureen from thedinner service created for BernardHoward, 12th Duke of Norfolk(Hartop, Christopher. RoyalGoldsmiths, the Art of Rundell &Bridge 1797-1843, p. 67).

The presence of the tropical tree,around which the three figuresdance, is unusual. A closecomparison can be found on the‘Judgment of Paris’ centerpiece,made by Paul Storr for the BaronHenrique Teixeira de Sampaio ofLisbon, Portugal. This largecenterpiece, housed at the MarbleHouse in Newport, RI, is centeredby a palm tree, similar to that of thetree-form standard anchoring thisJohn Bridge centerpiece.

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21 132148/4George III Sheffield silverplate roast dish with covert. & j. creswick, sheffield, circa 1811Large oval tree-and-well platter with gadrooned rim andtwin wooden handles raised on four feet, domed coverwith gadrooning to rim centered by a leaf-capped scrollhandle, both with engraved crest of a crowned bird. (2).H: 15, W: 23 1/2, D: 18 in.$800-1,200

22 148021/1Regency silver covered tureenjoseph craddock & william ker reid, london,1812-13Bulbous oval form with lobed lower body, raisedon circular foot with gadrooned rim, twin foliatescroll handles, with bulbous foliage finial.H: 10 1/2, W: 113 in. 76 oz.$2,500-3,500

23 141085/14Regency silver twin-handled sugarbowlsolomon hougham, london,1816-17Oval form with fluted lower bodyand gadrooned rim, with leaf-capped handles, raised on four ballfeet, gilt-washed interior.H: 5, W: 9 in. 10 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. FrankMaxwell Andrews of Nashville, TN.$400-600

24 132328/97Regency silver desk standjoseph craddock & william kerreid, london, 1816-17Rectangular shape with gadroonedborder, raised on four paw feet, thecenter fitted with three cut-glassand silver mounted bottles with twopen rests.L: 9 3/4, W: 7 1/4 in. Weighablesilver: 16 oz.provenance:Christie’s Ravenscliff sale, June 5-8,1978, Lot 1146.Property of Mrs. William R. Wister,removed from Runnymede Farm,Coatesville, PA.$1,000-1,500



26 141060/2Scottish silver flatware service for twelvemitchell & sons, glasgow, 1824-25“King’s hourglass” pattern, comprising twelveeach dinner forks and knives, luncheon forks andknives, tablespoons, place spoons; eleventeaspoons; six mustard spoons; nine butterspreaders in similar pattern by Tiffany & Co.;together with four silver-gilt salt spoons; tenbutter spreads and twelve knives with mother-of-pearl handles; other flatware pieces, incustom fitted canteen. (approx. 126).Weighable silver: 141 oz.provenance:From a private Pennsylvania collection.$2,500-3,500

27 141039/15Georgian silver bread basketsheffield, first half 19th century, makers mark rubbedOval form, the body engraved with berry andvine motif, the center with flowerheads, theswing handle monogrammed, underside marked“Tenney 251 B. Way” with English silver marks tobody.H: 4, W: 14, D: 9 1/2 in. 26 oz.$600-800

28 132576/21William IV four-piece silver tea andcoffee servicerobert hennell iii, london, 1831-34Comprising a teapot, coffee pot,open sugar, and creamer, of squatbulbous form with acanthus cappedscroll form handles raised on fourscroll feet, the coffee and teapotwith seated chinaman finial, thecoffee pot marked for BenjaminSmith III, London, 1838-39. (4).H: 10 in. (coffee pot). Totalweight: 72 oz.$3,000-5,000

25 141060/3George IV silver flatware service for twelvewilliam eley & william fearn, london,1818-19“King’s” pattern, comprising twelve each dinnerand luncheon forks, tablespoons, place spoons,and teaspoons (some marked for WilliamBateman II and Joseph & Albert Savory);eighteen dinner knives, some with engravedarmorial; together with eight silver and mother-of-pearl handled knives and six silver floralnapkin rings, with fitted wood canteen. (approx.92).Weighable silver: 147 oz.provenance:From a private Pennsylvania collection.$2,000-3,000


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29 148029/23AWilliam IV silver snuff box, of sporting interestedward smith, birmingham, 1832-33Rectangular shaped, hinged lid with landscapescene in relief of a mounted rider with hounds, gilt-washed interior.L: 3 1/4, W: 2 in. 5 oz.$300-500

30 132542/10Pair of Victorian silver serving spoonsjohn walton, newcastle, 1839-61With gilt-washed repoussé and chased berries tobowl, handle engraved with acanthus leaves anddots; together with three teaspoons, two mustardspoons and a serving spoon, London, variousmakers. (8).L: 9 in. Total weight: 11 oz.$300-500

31 141192/62Victorian silver inkstandhenry wilkinson & co, sheffield, 1846-47Shaped rectangular base with foliate scrolledrim, fitted with two silver mounted glass inkbottles flanking a candle holder and snuffer,engraved with family crest, all raised on fourpierced scroll feet.L: 13 1/2, W: 10 in. Weighable silver: 36 oz.provenance:Property of a Delancey Place, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania Estate.$600-800

32 141060/9Cased set of four Victorian silver salts andspoonshenry hyde aston, birmingham, 1864-65Shell-form salts raised on three dolphin feet, withgilt-washed interior; together with four saltspoons with twisted handles, in original silk linedleather fitted box. (8).H: 1, L: 2 1/4 in. Total weight: 4 oz.provenance:From a private Pennsylvania collection.$400-600

33 132330/8Victorian silver kiddush cuplondon, 1870-71Typical form with fluted lower body, two beadedbands, and gilt-washed interior, raised onstepped circular foot, maker’s mark rubbed.H: 5 3/4 in. 6 oz.$300-500


34 138163/2Fine pair of Victorian silver-gilt centerpiece bowlsjohn henry williamson, london, 1888-89Fluted lower body below repoussé-worked floral swag andflowerheads, raised on fluted circular foot. (2).H: 5 3/4, Dia: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 67 oz.$2,000-3,000


40 132542/25Pair of Edward VII silver candlesticksi s greenberg & co., birmingham, 1905-06Typical form with cylindrical standard andreeded bands, weighted; together with asingle George III silver candlestick by LukeProctor & Co, Sheffield, 1792-93. (3).H: 6 1/2 in. (tallest). Weighablesilver: 6 oz.$500-700

41 148021/8Edward VII silver four-piece coffeeand tea servicec s harris & sons ltd., london,1908-28, retailed by jamesrobinson, new yorkComprising a coffee and teapot (byWilliam Comyns & Sons Ltd.),creamer, and covered sugar,decorated with applied leaf motif,pots with wooden scroll handles.(4).H: 8 3/4 in. Total weight: 55 oz.$2,000-3,000

38 148021/6Edward VII silver salverhukin & heath, birmingham, 1902-03Shaped circular salver chased withflorals, foliate, and C-scrolls,monogrammed “M.S.” to center withinC-scroll cartouche, reverse sideengraved “Mary from Aunt EstherOct. 7, 1903”, raised on three ball-and-claw feet.H: 1, Dia: 12 1/2 in. 24 oz.$600-800

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35 141305/10Two Victorian commemorative silver castorsr & s garrard & co., london, 1897-98Waisted hexagonal form with raised trefoil leafborders, created to commemorate QueenVictoria’s Diamond jubilee. (2).H: 5 in. Total weight: 12 oz.$400-600

36 132308/17Victorian silver twin-handled cupwilliam hutton & sons, ltd., sheffield,circa 1900In the 18th century style, repoussé-worked flutedlower body, flowerheads and scrolling motif toupper body, with twin scroll handles.H: 2 1/2, W: 6 in. 4 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

37 132120/11Edward VII mother-of-pearl and silver flatwarewilliam yates, ltd., sheffield, 1901-02Comprising six each luncheon forks and knives,mother-of-pearl handle with beaded silver head,electroplated knife blades with incised latticeand foliate motif, in fitted box; Together with sixeach luncheon forks and knives, electroplatedblade and head with incised foliate design withivory handles, in fitted box. (24).$150-250


42 138163/1George V silver centerpiece bowlr & s garrard & co., london, 1920-21Shell-form pierced bowl with gadrooned scalloped rim, raised onthree dolphin-form feet, with scrolling handle formed by twointertwined dolphins surmounted by a female figure, marked“Garrard & Co Ltd Albemarle St. London” to underside.H: 10 1/2, W: 12, D: 13 1/2 in. 66 oz.note:After the model by Paul de Lamerie in the Untermyer Collection.$4,000-6,000


43 141344/2George V Art Deco guilloche enamelled silver deskclockarthur barnett & co., ltd., birmingham, 1926-27Circular face, the calendar dial with Arabic hours, marked“8 days Swiss made”, within a green enamel and engine-turned silver frame, the canted corners embellished withpainted floral garlands, supported on two posts raised oncavetto-molded rectangular base and ball feet.H: 4 1/2, W: 4 1/2, D: 2 in.$1,200-1,800


46 141305/12Two George V silver match safeselkington & co. ltd., birmingham,1931-33Typical form raised on shapedrectangular base, with geometricband to edges, engraved with familycrest of two crossed lion paws. (2).H: 2 1/4, L: 4 3/4, D: 3 3/4 in. Totalweight: 14 oz.$300-500

47 141085/9George VI silver travelingcommunion setroberts & belk, sheffield, 1937-38Comprising a chalice, paten, andtwo silver-mounted glass bottles, inoriginal fitted leather box, stampedwith AM and crown on box andsilver. (4).H: 4 in. Weighable silver: 7 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. FrankMaxwell Andrews of Nashville, TN.$400-600

48 148021/5English silverplated dish ringTypical form, openworked andincised with dog, fox, and swan inmotion, scrolling foliage and berryclusters.H: 4, Dia: 9 in.$400-600

45 132308/11George V silver coffee potadie brothers ltd., birmingham,1929-30Of tapering cylindrical form raisedon stepped circular foot with stainedwooden handle and urn-form finial;together with a teapot by Deakin &Francis Ltd., Birmingham, 1933-34,of circular squat form with woodenhandle and finial. (2).H: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 28 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$500-700


44 132308/5George V Art Deco silver tea serviceroberts & belk ltd., sheffield, 1927-28, retailed by j.e. caldwell & co.Comprising a hot water kettle on stand, a coffee and teapot, covered sugar,creamer, and wastebowl, of octagonal baluster form with domed cover anddouble urn form finials, with ebonized wood scroll handles, monogrammed.(6).H: 13 in. (kettle on stand). Total weight: 110 oz. (excluding burner).provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$1,500-2,500


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49 141218/16French silver horizontal pocket sundial and compasssigned thoury, a paris, late 17th/early 18th centuryThe octagonal plate with engraved hour scale depicted on a scroll,marked “pour 49 degrez”, the hinged gnomon decorated withscrolling leaf motif, the inset compass with cardinal points marked bycrossed lines and named in French, the reverse side with decoratedgnomon brace, the back of the dial with engraved scenic landscapeof homes along a river, the plate engraved “AParis” and “Thoury”.L: 2 1/2, W: 2 in.provenance:Property from a Wilmington, Delaware Collection.note:A similar example can be found at the National Maritime Museum,Greenwich, London, Georges Bernard Collection, no. AST0495.$2,000-3,000

50 132457/3French silver-gilt and etched glass dressing table setgustave keller, paris, 1881-1922Comprising a perfume bottle and covered box, the glass etched withscrolling floral motif, the repoussé silver lid with scroll finial; together with anoblong glass and silver-gilt tray. (3).H: 4 1/4 in. (perfume bottle). L: 9 3/4, W: 4 3/4 in. (tray).$800-1,200


52 141344/10Matched three-piece French silvertea servicemaison odiot, paris, early 20th centuryComprising a teapot, creamer, andcovered sugar, baluster formengraved with family crest, flattenedcircular finial. (3).H: 6 1/2 in. (teapot). Totalweight: 35 oz.$2,000-4,000


51 141383/5Rare French Louis XV silver, vari-color goldand enamel snuff boxantoine dutry, paris, 1765Circular form, the cover inset with a fine ovalenamel miniature of Mercury with Larunda, adog is seated between them, surrounded witha rose gold border with yellow and green goldbows, husks and laurel branches, withinengraved borders,and chevron engraved rosegold edge, the sides with engraved panelsenclosing yellow, rose and green gold floralswags, the underside similarly decorated tothe lid, but centered by a rose gold urn issuingflowers and leaves, unscrews to reveal ashallow compartment, underside of cover withsmall charge mark for Paris 1762-68, maisoncommune mark crowned B for 1765, andmaker’s mark AD clearly struck to undersideof lid, interior with charge mark and communemark, maker’s mark indistinct.H: 1 5/8, D: 3 in. 5 oz.provenance:Blanche Vere Guest, Countess Bessborough,wife of 8th Earl of Bessborough, StanstedHouse, Hampshire.Thence by descent.$2,000-3,000


53 132308/12German silver flatware service for twelvelate 19th/early 20th century, maker’s mark unidentifiedComprising twelve each dinner, luncheon, and fishknives, dinner and fish forks, tablespoons; eleven eachluncheon and dessert forks, butter knives; eighteenteaspoons, six in a different pattern; six demitassespoons; together with several serving pieces including asalad serving fork and spoon, fish serving fork and knife,master butter and butter spreader, two gravy ladles, ahooded asparagus server, two large serving spoons, twoberry serving spoons, and two two-tine serving forks,.800 standard. (approx. 144).Weighable silver: 157 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter, HuntingdonValley, PA.$2,500-3,500 54 132308/3

German silver oval platterkrischer n, dusseldorf, early 20th centuryShaped oval form with stylized rim, monogrammed, reverse sideengraved “1842 15. Januar 1912”, .800 standard.L: 17 3/4, W: 12 1/2 in. 35 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200

55 132513/1German silver and guilloché enamelled box20th centuryOctagonal form with applied lavender enamel on a engine-turned ground, hinged lid painted with a courting couple inRenaissance-style costume on lavender ground with goldhearts, gilt-washed interior.H: 1 1/2, W; 5, D: 3 1/2 in. Total weight: 11 oz.$800-1,200

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58 132308/56Twelve German silver forksComprising twelve dinner forks with engravedmonogram to terminal, with crescent moon and crownhallmarks, maker’s mark unidentified, .800 standard.(12).L: 8 1/2 in. Total weight: 25 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

59 141344/17Pair of German silver six-branch seven-lightcandelabrakorner and proll, berlin, retailed by gbr. friedlanderFluted tapering cylindrical standard issuing sixreeded intertwined arms, raised on circularfoot. (2).H: 22 1/2 in. 122 oz.$3,000-5,000

60 141344/12German-style silver boxSquare form, the hinged lid withrepoussé scrolls and floral bunchessurmounted by a painting of twonude females picking flowers, eachside decorated with floral swags, thecorners with ram’s head masks,raised on four feet, the undersidemarked with unidentified Hanaumarks.H: 2 1/4, L: 4 3/4, W: 4 3/4 in.Total weight: 14 oz.$500-700

57 132308/13BCollection of German silver assorted flatwarevarious makersIncluding thirty-two knives, thirteen forks, ten cocktailforks, seven tablespoons, two teaspoons, and aserving spoon, makers include Hugo Sandig, A. Hoff,J.A. Henckels Solingen, and others, somemonogrammed. (65).Weighable silver: 42 oz. (excluding knives).provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$500-700


56 132446/6Pair of German silver pheasanttable ornamentsearly 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ofpheasants with textured feathers,one with wings raised, the otherwith tail up and head cocked,stamped “Sterling” and “Germany”to underside along with otherindistinct mark. (2).H: 7 1/2, W: 15 in. Totalweight: 46 oz.$1,000-1,500

61 132534/26German silver reticulated bowlOval form reticulated dish withbeaded edge and scrolling floralmotif, the center repoussé-workedto show putti holding berries belowa tree, .800 standard.H: 1 1/2, L; 8 1/2. D: 6 in. 5 oz.$600-800


66 148029/20German silver-mounted etched glasstrumpet vaseThe silver mount with all over C-scrolls,flower heads, and 18th century Europeanfigures, over reticulated domed base, theglass vase etched with flowers and foliagewith scalloped edge, unidentified pseudo-Hanau marks to underside.H: 20 1/4 in.$400-600

68 141039/12Collection of German silver miniature piecesmostly hanauIncluding a sleigh with figure and an openworked and engraved armchair byStork & Sinsheimer, Hanau; a repoussé floral and scroll pillbox and a cornercabinet with four doors, both stamped with crowned L mark, Hanau; anintricately repoussé-worked and carved sofa; three side chairs; three pillboxes; a violin; a watering can; together with four other miniature piecesand three Chinese merchant figures on wooden bases. (20).H: 4 in. (largest).$1,000-1,500


62 132320/1German silver coffee and tea servicej.d. schleissner söhne, hanau, late 19th centuryComprising a coffee and teapot, creamer, sugar, and tray,repoussé worked to show floral and foliage on a stippledground, body with double C-scroll cartouche with blank reserve,scrolling handles, all raised on four scroll feet. (5).H: 10 1/2 in. (coffee pot). L: 21 3/4, W: 16 3/4 in. (tray). Totalweight: 141 oz.$3,000-5,000

67 141337/13German silver bust of Napoleon20th centuryModelled as a bust of Napoleon in militaryuniform raised on square base with cantedcorners, pseudo-Hanau marks and “935” tounderside.H: 5 1/4 in. 8 oz.$800-1,200

63 141305/14Pair of German silver and glass lined bud vasesstorck and sinsheimer, hanau, late 19th centuryTapering cylindrical form, openworked body withflowerheads above festoons and spreading circular foot.(2).H: 7 1/4 in. Weighable silver: 11 oz.$400-600

64 141305/9Two German silver sauce boatsThe first by Georg Roth & Co., Hanau, 1891-1919, withrepoussé ram’s head mask and festoons, on conformingplate with similar motif; the other sauce boat in theform of a nautilus shell with similar garland and ram’shead to integral drip tray, with German hallmarks andunidentified maker‘s mark. (2).H: 5 1/2, L: 9 1/2 in. (larger). Total weight: 19 oz.$400-600

65 132244/1German silver basketstorck & sinsheimer, hanau, circa 1900Small reticulated basket with ribbon and bow design toundulating rim, applied ram’s head mask to each side,raised on four feet; together with a gravy boat byViner’s Ltd., Sheffield, 1952-53. (2).H: 2 7/8, W: 7 1/2, D: 4 1/2 in. Total weight: 14 oz.$300-500


70 141012/3Danish hammered silver bowla. michelsen, assaymaster christianf. heise, copenhagen, circa 1914The body repoussé-worked withstylized floral band on hammeredground, with everted scalloped rim.H: 4, Dia: 9 3/4 in. 18 oz.$1,200-1,800

71 141012/2Small Danish silver bowlassaymaster christian f. heise,circa 1920Circular form with repoussé banding torim and shoulder.H: 2 1/6, Dia: 6 1/4 in. 5 oz.$300-500

72 141012/7Danish hammered silver vasej. paulsen, assaymaster christian f.heise, copenhagen, circa 1921Chalice-form vase with twisted band tobody and flowerheads to rim, raised onconforming stepped circular foot.H: 7 1/2 in. 9 oz.$600-800

73 138163/18Danish silver oil lampgeorg jensen, copenhagen, 1925-32With blossom finial, scroll andbeaded handle, leaf decorated stemwith ribbed and bead decorateddecagonal base.H: 3 1/4, W: 6 in. 5 oz.$400-600

69 138163/20Seven Danish silver serving piecesgeorg jensen, copenhagen, early 20th centuryComprising a salad serving fork and spoon,1904-1908; a meat fork and caddy spoon in the“Cactus” pattern, c. 1930; a carving fork andknife, and bottle opener, in the “Blossom”pattern, c. 1920; together with two Dutch figuralcaddy spoons and one Tiffany & co. caddyspoon. (10).Weighable silver: 19 oz. (excluding carving set).$1,000-1,500

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74 141012/5Set of Danish silver dessert flatwaregeorg jensen, copenhagen, 1933-44“Royal Danish” pattern, comprising twelve each dessertforks and knives. (24).Weighable silver: 9 oz. (excluding knives).$800-1,200

75 141012/1Three Danish silver serving dishescarl m. cohr, assaymaster johannes siggaard,fredericia, circa 1934Comprising a large serving tray and two lobed bowls ofvarying sizes of shaped circular form and reeded rim withfloral blossoms. (3).Dia: 14 1/2 in. (tray). Total weight: 50 oz.$1,200-1,800

76 148035/6Danish silver candy dishcarl cohr, 20th centuryCircular form with single scrollhandle surmounted by a cat,underside marked “Cohr”,“Denmark”, and “Sterling”.H: 2 1/4, Dia: 5 in. 6 oz.$400-600

77 132438/1Danish silver flatware service fortwelvegeorg jensen, copenhagen, mid 20th century“Old Danish” pattern, comprisingtwelve each dinner knives and forks,salad forks, tablespoons; thirteeneach butter knives and teaspoons,monogrammed; together with sixcontinental demitasse spoons. (80).Weighable silver: 119 oz.$3,000-5,000

78 132308/13ECollection of Danish silver flatwaregeorg jensen, copenhagen, mid 20th centuryComprising six knives in the“Carnaval” pattern designed byHenning Koppel; six teaspoons inthe “Bernadotte” pattern designedby Sigvard Bernadotte; together withsix Danish silver demitasse spoons.(18).Weighable silver: 9 oz. (excludingknives).provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500


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79 141160/1Italian silver flatware servicebuccellati, milan, 20th century“Torchon” pattern, comprising 21 dinner forks, 20 luncheon forks; 19 fishforks; 20 cocktail forks; 52 dinner knives; 28 luncheon knives; 19 butterspreaders; 10 fruit knives; 16 place spoons; eight cream soup spoons; 28teaspoons; 30 demitasse spoons; 10 iced tea spoons; 27 salt spoons; fourgravy ladles; three each sugar spoons, large serving spoons; two eachpierced vegetable servers, berry servers, ice tongs, cake servers, fish servingforks, salad forks; one each large serving fork, carving fork and knife, andsalad spoon. (approx. 333 pieces).Weighable silver: 444 oz. (excluding knives).$30,000-50,000

Italian Silverlots 79-114

BUCCELLATI SILVER (Lots 79-107)

Founded in 1919 by Mario Buccellati, the Buccellati firm is renowned for creating fine jewelry and silverwith a rich textural quality, a technique which makes his pieces easily recognizable. Buccellati’ssignature silver animals, including the bull and the bear (illustrated on p. 30), are done in a highlyrealistic manner that perfectly captures the details of skin and fur. Buccellati opened a store in NewYork in 1951, followed by a 5th Avenue boutique in 1954, and from then on created a stronginternational presence with workshops in Rome, Florence, Hong Kong, the Middle East, Paris, andBeverly Hills. Known for the unique creation of naturalistic forms and whimsical subjects, thiscollection perfectly encapsulates the quality and range of silver objects offered by Buccellati.


80 141160/2Italian silver four-piece tea and coffeeservicebuccellati, milan, 20th century“Torchon” pattern, comprising a coffee andteapot, creamer, and covered sugar, twistedbaluster form raised on conforming circularfoot, wooden S-scroll handles, with scrolland shell finials. (4).H: 11 in. (coffee pot). Total weight: 103 oz.$5,000-7,000

81 141160/3Italian silver four-piece tea and coffee servicebuccellati, milan, 20th century“Torchon” pattern, comprising a coffee and teapot,creamer, and covered sugar, twisted baluster formraised on conforming circular foot, wooden S-scroll handles, with scroll and shell finials. (4).H: 11 in. (coffee pot). Total weight: 105 oz.$5,000-7,000

82 141160/13Italian silver water pitcherbuccellati, milan, 20th century“Torchon” pattern, baluster twisted form, raisedon three scroll feet with scroll-form handle.H: 11 3/4 in. 35 oz.$2,000-3,000



84 141160/4Two Italian silver pumpkin-formtable ornamentsbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryNaturalistically modelled withhammered textured body and lift-offcovers, raised on three leaf-formfeet, the cover with stem and leaffinial, varying sizes. (2).H: 6 in. (larger). Total weight: 28 oz.$3,000-5,000

85 141160/20Italian silver walnut-form coveredboxbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ofa walnut with lift-off cover.H: 5, W: 5, L: 7 in.$3,000-5,000

83 141160/5Large Italian silver traybuccellati, milan, 20th century“Torchon” pattern, shaped oval form withreeded edge and shell motif.L: 24 1/2, W: 20 1/4 in. 98 oz.$4,000-6,000



86 141160/18Italian silver bearbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically formed as a rampantbear with out stretched paws, withintricately chased fur, undersideengraved with “Buccellati ItalySterling” and the number “4”.H: 12 in. 137 oz.$6,000-8,000


87 141160/19Italian silver bullbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled as a chargingbull, the body intricately chased todepict fur, underside of hoovesengraved “Buccellati”, “ItalySterling”, and the number “10”.H: 7, L: 14 1/2 in. 104 oz.$6,000-8,000


88 141160/17Italian silver cabbage-formcenterpiecebuccellati, milan, 20th centuryNaturalistically modelled in the formof a head of cabbage with lift-offcover.H: 10, L: 15 in. 67 oz.$8,000-12,000



89 141160/6Italian silver bowlbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryOval shaped lobed bowl raised on plain oval ring foot.H: 3 3/4, W: 10, D: 8 in. 19 oz.$2,000-3,000

90 141160/7Large Italian hammered silver serving bowlbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryShaped oval bowl, twisted lobed body with reedededge.H: 3 1/2, L: 16 1/2, D: 11 1/2 in. 38 oz.$2,500-3,500

91 141160/16Italian hammered silver twin-handled servingbowlbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryOval-shaped bowl with scalloped rim and twinhandles.H: 3 1/4, L: 11 1/2, D: 6 in. 15 oz.$2,500-3,500

92 141160/11Italian hammered silver twin-handled servingbowlbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryOval-shaped bowl with scalloped rim and twinhandles.H: 3 3/4, L; 15, D: 8 1/4 in. 31 oz.$3,000-5,000


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94 141160/9ATwo Italian silver salt and peppertable ornamentsbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ofa poppy flower, each bud pierced forsalt or pepper, with gilt-washedpetals. (2).L: 7 in. Total weight: 6 oz.$3,000-5,000

95 141160/27Two Italian silver salt and peppertable ornamentsbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ofa poppy flower, each bud pierced forsalt or pepper, with gilt-washedpetals. (2).L: 7 in. Total weight: 6 oz.$3,000-5,000

96 141160/27AItalian silver salt and pepper tableornamentbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ofa poppy flower, bud pierced for saltor pepper, with gilt-washed petals.L: 7 in. 3 oz.$1,500-2,500

93 141160/9Two Italian silver salt and peppertable ornamentsbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ofa poppy flower, each bud pierced forsalt or pepper, with gilt-washedpetals. (2).L: 7 in. Total weight: 6 oz.$3,000-5,000

97 141160/10Italian silver and glass pear-form jam pot with spoonbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryModelled in the form a pear, the body of yellow texturedglass, the silver lid with applied chased leaves, the leaf spoonwith branch-form handle. (2).H: 5 1/2 in. Weighable silver: 4 oz.$1,000-1,500


98 141160/12Two Italian silver salt and pepper castersbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryEach realistically modelled as thistle flowers infloral stand, detachable buds pierced for salt orpepper, one flower on each caster gilt-washed.(2).H: 8 in. Total weight: 18 oz.$3,000-5,000

100 141160/8Italian silver dishbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryOval, hammered and chased onboth sides to form a bold radialdesign.L: 11, W: 8 1/2 in. 17 oz.$1,000-1,500


99 141160/12ATwo Italian silver salt and pepper castersbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryEach realistically modelled as thistle flowers infloral stand, detachable buds pierced for salt orpepper, one flower on each caster gilt-washed.(2).H: 8 in. Total weight: 18 oz.$3,000-5,000


102 141160/21Large Italian silver platterbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryShaped oval tray with reeded rim.L: 23 1/2, W:15 3/4 in. 66 oz.$3,000-4,000

103 141160/22Pair of Italian silver candlesticksbuccellati, milan, 20th centurySquat form, composed ofoverlapping flower petals. (2).H: 3, W: 3 1/2 in. Total weight: 7 oz.$1,500-2,500


101 141160/14Italian silver twin-handled traybuccellati, milan, 20th centuryOval form with reeded border andtwin foliate scroll handles.L: 27 3/4, W: 19 1/4 in.109 oz.$3,000-5,000


105 141160/28Pair of Italian silver columnarcandlesticksbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryTwisted standard raised on steppedcircular base. (2).H: 17 in. Total weight: 76 oz.$2,000-3,000

106 141160/29Two Italian silver nautilus shell spoonwarmersbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryNaturalistically modelled as a shell, raisedon two applied whelk shell feet. (2).H: 4 in. Total weight: 20 oz.$4,000-6,000


104 141160/26Pair of Italian silver columnarcandlesticksbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryTwisted standard raised on steppedcircular base. (2).H: 16 in. Total weight: 62 oz.$2,000-3,000


108 132399/1Pair of Italian silver four-branchfive-light candelabraventrella, rome, 20th centuryThe fluted and lobed knoppedstandard issuing four scroll armsterminating in bobeches with drippans, the circular lobed base withalternating floral panels, .800standard. (2).H: 18 in. Total weight: 148 oz.$2,000-3,000


107 141160/23Three Italian silver geraniumleaf-form dishesbuccellati, milan, 20th centuryRealistically modelled in the form ageranium leaves, intricately chasedto depict leaf texture, in threevarying sizes. (3).H: 3 1/4, L: 13, D: 13 in. (largest).Total weight: 29 oz.$4,000-6,000


111 141060/3AItalian silver fish servicebulgari, mid 20th century“King’s Husk” pattern, comprisingtwelve each fish forks and knives.(24).Total weight: 65 oz.provenance:From a private Pennsylvaniacollection.$1,000-1,500


109 132399/2Italian silver tea and coffee servicer. miracoli & c., milan, 1934-44Comprising a coffee and teapot,creamer, sugar, and silverplated tray,octagonal lobed form squat bodieswith wooden C- and S- scrollhandles and floral bouquet finials,raised on similar octagonal foot,.800 standard. (5).H: 9 1/2 in. (coffee pot). L: 24,W: 14 3/4 in. (tray). Weighablesilver: 93 oz.$2,000-3,000

110 141037/21Italian silver and enamel crucifixrome, 1934-44Carved figure of Christ affixed to anopenwork silver cross with turquoiseenamel, with original leather casewith easel back.L: 3 1/2, W: 2 1/4 in. .8 oz.$500-700


114 141344/42Italian silver tazza20th centuryShallow circular bowl, the sides witha matted stippled surface and afruiting vine band issuing from theopen-work cast stem, the base witha kneeling figure of Satyr caressing anude female figure, on a raisedcircular silver-gilt base, undersidemarked “Sterling”, “925”, and “Madein Italy”.H: 9 1/4, Dia: 10 in. 51 oz.$2,500-3,500

113 132399/3Italian silver tea and coffee service20th centuryComprising a coffee and teapot,sugar, and creamer, of lobed melonform with ebonized wood scrollhandles, short spout with acanthusleaf and scrolls with green man tocenter, raised on similar circularfoot, .800 standard. (4).H: 10 1/2 in. Total weight: 80 oz.$1,500-2,000


112 132399/4Italian silver flatware service for twelvea. cesa s.c., alessandria, mid 20th centuryComprising twelve each dinner knivesand forks, luncheon knives and forks,fish knives and forks, tablespoons,demitasse spoons; twenty-fourteaspoons, twelve unmarked in similarpattern; and a serving fork and spoon,.800 standard. (122).L: 10 1/2 in. (serving spoon). Weighablesilver: 164 oz.$2,000-3,000


115 132330/13Group of miniature filigree silver musicalinstrumentsComprising a piano, a drum, a violin, a guitar, twomandolins, two harps and two benches. (10).H: 3 in. (harp). Total weight: 3 oz.provenance:From the 5th Avenue Synagogue, New York, NY.$800-1,200

116 138163/22Continental silver and guilloché enamelledcigarette boxRectangular form with cobalt blue enamel over anengine-turned ground, the lid painted with aromantic couple and animals in a garden, gilt-washed interior.H: 1, W: 4 1/4, D: 3 in. Total weight: 9 oz.$1,000-1,500

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117 141344/16Pair of Continental silver coveredboxesCircular form repoussé-worked todepict figures and animals in alandscape, with gilt-washed interior,.800 standard. (2).H: 2 1/4 in. Total weight: 6 oz.$200-400

118 141344/39Two Continental silver sugar boxesBoth shaped rectangular form, onewith lobed body andmonogrammed, raised on four ballfeet, undersides with indistinctmarks. (2).H: 3 3/4, W:6, D: 5 in. Totalweight: 19 oz.$1,000-1,500

119 132417/12Continental silver gentleman’svanity setComprising two brushes, a comb,and mirror, monogrammed, marked“835” and “HB” crowned. (4).L: 10 in. (mirror).$300-500

120 141039/8Three pieces of Continental silverand glassComprising two decanters, thesmaller with etched glass andmarked for Germany, and a smallcup, glass etched with scrollingfoliage; together with fourreticulated silver nut dishes byGorham Mfg. Co. (7).H: 9 3/4 in. (largest decanter).$500-700

121 141187/3Silver and cut-glass claret jugThe cut-glass body of taperingcylindrical form, silver-mounted topengraved, with figural spout andscroll handle, apparently unmarked.H: 12 in.$700-900

122 132308/67Collection of Continental silverhollowareIncluding a German silver lobed ovaldish with chased repoussé foliageand flowerheads with scalloped rim;a hammered silver lobed bowl withflaring rim stamped “Boliviana” tounderside; two silver and enamelnut dishes; a German oval dish; anEnglish sauce boat stamped “AspreyLondon”; together with severalothers. (approx.15).Total weight: 44 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800

123 132308/25Six Continental silver nut dishesShaped circular form with lobedbody and reeded rim,monogrammed, .800 standard. (6).H: 1 3/4, Dia: 5 1/4. Totalweight: 20 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

124 132308/40Pair of Continental silvercandlesticks19th centuryBaluster form with floral and foliateband to foot, shoulder, and bobeche,on stepped circular foot with beadededge, engraved “L & HY” and “d. 13February 1853” “d. 13 February1878”. (2).H: 10 1/2 in. Total weight: 12 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600


126 138163/16Four Continental silver compoteslate 19th century, possibly germanThe pierced bowl supported on afigural stem formed as a putto, withconforming pierced and domedbase. (4).H: 5 1/2 in. Total weight: 26 oz.$400-600

127 132415/4Set of twelve Continental silver apostle spoonsprobably pseudo hanau, 19th centuryFigural handles of each apostle with ornate stemterminating in round bowl, each titled in Latinbeneath the figure on the terminus. (12).L: 7 in. Total weight: 17 oz.$1,000-1,500

125 132539/43Pair of Continental silvercandlesticksCorinthian column-formcandlesticks with foliate and scrollcapital over cylindrical reededstandard, with swags and shelldetails below, raised on steppedsquare base with dot border, .800standard. (2).H: 14 1/4 in. Weighted.provenance:Tudor Rose, New YorkProperty of a Main Line lady$600-800


128 132308/13CCollection of Continental silver assortedflatwareIncluding knives, forks, carving sets, spoons,skewers, and tongs from countries such asAustria, Latvia, France, and Italy, somemonogrammed. (approx. 71 pieces).Weighable silver: 37 oz. (excluding knives andcarving sets).provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$500-700

129 132542/9Collection of assorted Continental silverflatwareIncluding a serving set with three serving spoonsand forks with scrolling floral motif, a pair ofGerman silver shears, a Norwegian silverenamelled spoon, a set of five hammered silverspoons with cabochon stones to terminals, aSwedish silver sugar nip, a Danish silver caddyspoon, two Russian silver serving spoons andsifter, and two Christofle sterling silver butterknives and a spoon; together with several otherflatware and serving pieces. (33).Weighable silver: 38 oz.$500-700

130 132542/27Austrian silver figural candlestickcirca 1806, makers mark ksStandard in the form of a caryatid with vase formatop head, raised on conforming circular footdecorated with bellflowers on a stippled ground,.812 standard.H: 11 in. 14 oz.$500-700


131 132330/15Austrian silver etrog boxprobably vienna, 1872-1922, maker’s mark h.s.Rectangular form with rounded corners, bodyengraved with scrollwork and fruit clusters,raised on four paw feet, the hinged lid withgoat-form finial.H: 6, W: 5 3/4, D: 4 1/2 in. 17 oz.provenance:From the 5th Avenue Synagogue, New York,NY.$1,000-1,500

132 132513/5Austrian silver and guillochéenamelled cigarette casevienna, 1872-1922Rectangular form with sky blueenamel over an engine-turnedground, the hinged lid inset with apainting of figures in a cityscape, thepainting signed “Moher Marks?”lower left and “M. Reschay”? lowerright, with gilt-washed interior, .900standard.H: 1/2, W: 2 1/2, D: 3 1/2 in.$600-800

133 141192/49Pair of Austrian silver candlesticksvienna, 1872-1922Knopped standard above domedbase raised on four highly decoratedscroll feet, engraved throughoutwith C-scrolls and foliage, makersmark s.r? (2).H: 14 1/2 in. Total weight: 30 oz.provenance:Property of a Delancey Place,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Estate.$500-700

134 141344/40Austro-Hungarian silver sugar box19th centuryOctagonal form, the hinged lid withhorse drawn chariot and angel, thesides with applied eagles, raised onfour foliate-capped feet, undersidemarked “F. Rubinstain” “12”.H: 3 1/2, W: 5 1/2, D: 4 in. 17 oz.$700-900


135 132330/14Pair of Austrian silver candlesticksvienna, late 19th centuryDouble knopped and baluster form standard overdomed base raised on three openwork scroll feet,engraved with scrolling floral decoration, struckwith “S.H” makers mark.H: 15 in. Total weight: 27 oz.provenance:From the 5th Avenue Synagogue, New York, NY.$1,200-1,800


137 132330/5Dutch silver belt bucklecirca 1900Delicately designed with Jewishfigures holding torahs within C-scroll and floral cartouches,openworked edges.L: 6 in. 2 oz.$400-600

138 141012/4Dutch silver reticulated basketcirca 1925Oval form with scalloped beadededge, pierced fluted and scroll bodywith twin handles.H: 3 1/4, W: 12, 7 1/2 in. 13 oz.$500-700

140 141337/3Pair of Belgian silver sauce boatsdelheid frères, brussels, 20th centuryTypical form with chased and textured eagle-formhandle, attached to oval undertray, rim withanthemion flowers, monogrammed. (2).H: 7 1/2, L: 9 1/2 in. Total weight: 41 oz.$1,500-2,500

136 132308/4Austrian silver serving platterearly 20th centuryPlain oval form.L: 18, W: 13 in. 35 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200


139 132308/29Norwegian silver pitcherthorvald marthinsen solvvarefabrikk,tonsberg, early 20th centuryBaluster form with scroll handle, undersidestamped “Sterling Norway” with maker’s mark forMarthinsen.H: 7 1/2 in. 15 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600


141 141383/6Russian silver and niello snuff boxmoscow, 1815, assaymaster ivan vilayovRectangular form with roundedcorners, the cover worked to showthe Bronze Horseman after Falconet,the underside a trophy, both on astippled ground.H: 3 4/, W: 3 1/2, D: 2 1/2 in. 3 oz.provenance:Blanche Vere Guest, CountessBessborough, wife of 8th Earl ofBessborough, Stansted House,Hampshire.Thence by descent.$600-1,000

142 141383/2Russian silver and niello snuff boxmoscow, 1821, assaymaster mikhail karpinskyRectangular form, the hinged coverand underside worked to showstylized figures with trees andbuildings, gilt-washed interior,unidentified maker.H: 5/8, W: 3 1/4, D: 2 1/2 in. 3 oz.provenance:Blanche Vere Guest, CountessBessborough, wife of 8th Earl ofBessborough, Stansted House,Hampshire.Thence by descent.$500-800

143 141383/1Russian silver and niello snuff boxmoscow, 1832, assaymaster nicolai bubrovinRectangular form, the hinged coverworked to show the monument ofMinin and Pozharski on Red Squarein Moscow, the underside showing atrophy, both within chevron borders,gilt-washed interior fully marked,maker unidentified.H: 5/8, W: 3 1/4, D: 2 1/4 in. 3 oz.provenance:Blanche Vere Guest, CountessBessborough, wife of 8th Earl ofBessborough, Stansted House,Hampshire.Thence by descent.$500-800

144 141383/3Russian silver and niello snuff boxmoscow, 1842Rectangular form, engraved all overto show C-scrolls, flowers andscrolls, unidentified maker’s andassaymaster’s marks to gilt-washedinterior.H: 5/8, W: 3, D: 1 5/8 in. 2 oz.provenance:Blanche Vere Guest, CountessBessborough, wife of 8th Earl ofBessborough, Stansted House,Hampshire.Thence by descent.$400-600

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146 141344/32Russian silver teapotfyedor petrov, moscow, circa 1760Twisted lobed body hammered and chased with foliate and C-scrollcartouches, raised on circular foot, with wooden scroll handle, undersidewith assay scrape and Russian hallmarks.H: 4 3/4 in.9 oz.$1,000-1,500

147 141344/1Russian silver tea and coffee serviceadolf sper, st. petersburg, 1832,assaymaster unidentifiedComprising a coffee and teapot, sugarbasket, and associated creamer, oval bulbousform with fluted lower body, shoulder withfloral band, pots with horn handles. (4).H: 8 in. (coffee pot). Total weight: 50 oz.$5,000-7,000

148 141344/34Russian silver three-piece teaserviceComprising a teapot, covered sugar,and creamer, baluster form withscrolling handle and spout, gilt-washed interiors, 84 zolotnik,marked for Ivan Gubkin, Moscow,1856.H: 5 1/4 in. Total weight: 36 oz.$3,000-4,000

145 141344/31Russian silver teapotmoscow, 1825, assaymaster nicholai dubrovinOval form with lobed lower body raised on conforming oval foot, withwooden scroll handle, 84 zolotnik.H: 8 in. 18 oz.$1,000-1,500



149 132542/28Pair of Russian silver saltsmoscow, 1848-59Circular form with ribbed edges, 84zolotnik; together with a lobed formcreamer with gilt-washed interior.(3).Total weight: 7 oz.$400-600

150 141344/9Four Russian silver saltsvasily ashmarin, moscow, 1851,assaymaster andrey kovalskyShell-form gilt-washed bowl abovedolphin standard, 84 zolotnik. (4).H: 3 1/4 in. Total weight: 35 oz.$1,500-2,000

150A 141344/20Russian guilloche enamelled silverand nephrite calendar or note padivan britzin, st. petersburg,1860-1912Rectangular nephrite molded base,silver holder with pink engine-turnedenamel, 88 zolotnik.H: 1 3/4, W: 5 3/4, D: 4 1/4 in.$1,500-2,000

151 141344/36Set of six Russian silver and nielloteaspoonsmoscow, 1873, probably ivan alexeyev,assaymaster savinskyTypical form, the reverse side of bowl andterminal with geometric design; togetherwith a pair of cloisonné enameled and gilt-washed tongs. (7).L: 5 in. (tongs). Total weight: 4 oz.$800-1,200

152 141344/13Six niello silver tea glass holderspossibly armenianRecticulated cylindrical form decorated withfloral blossom and peacock with longfeathered tail wrapped around body, withangular handle, 84 zolotnik. (6).H: 3 in. Total weight: 18 oz.$1,000-1,500


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153 132308/13DCollection of Russian silverassorted flatware19th centuryIncluding six dinner forks; two eachtablespoons, teaspoons, and knives;various sizes, patterns, and makers.(12).Weighable silver: 20 oz. (excludingknives).provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

154 141012/6Two Russian silver beakersassaymaster alexander smirnov,moscow, 1875With engraved floral and foliage ona stippled ground within geometricarches, the larger beaker’s marksrubbed; together with an open saltof similar design, by Fyedor Ivanov,Moscow, 1879. (3).H: 2 1/2 in. Total weight: 3 oz.$300-500


156 141344/5Fine pair of Russian cloisonné enamelled silver bottle standspavel ovchinnikov, moscow, 1881, assaymaster ivan konstantinovCircular form decorated in shades of blue, green, purple, and whiteenamels, raised on four claw feet, gilt-washed interior. (2).H: 2 1/2, Dia: 4 in. Total weight: 19 oz.$6,000-8,000

157 141344/35Russian silver creamer and sugarmoscow, 1881, assaymaster ivan konstantinovSquat baluster form engraved with geometricswags, scroll-form handle, maker’s markunidentified, 84 zolotnik. (2).H: 4 3/4 in. (sugar). Total weight: 12 oz.$800-1,200

155 132542/2Two Russian silver and enamelled spoonsivan khlebnikov, moscow, 1875Twist-form handled spoons, reverse bowls withcobalt, red, green, and white enamel, the largerspoon with silver geometric design to border, 88zolotnik; the smaller spoon (unidentified maker)with beaded border of turquoise enamel, 84zolotnik. (2).L: 6 in. (larger spoon). Total weight: 2 oz.$600-800




158 Fine Russian silver vodka setfabergé, moscow, 1882-99Matte silver, comprising a decanter withscroll-form handle on stepped circular foot,six beakers with beaded edges and gilt-washed interiors, and a circular tray, 84zolotnik. (8).H: 10 1/2 in. (decanter). Dia: 8 in. (tray).Total weight: 22 oz.$7,000-10,000


161 132409/10Russian silver cane topfabergé, 1896-1908Tapering cylindrical form with engraved scrollingmonogram to center.H: 2 1/4, Dia: 3/4 in. 1 oz.$600-800

162 141344/41Russian silver cigarette casest. petersburg, 1882-99, possibly grigory andreyevReeded rectangular form applied with silver-giltmounts of an elephant, eagle, bear, anchors andothers, with gilt-washed interior, 84 zolotnik.L: 4 1/4, W: 3 in. 7 oz.$800-1,200

163 132308/31Six Russian silver-gilt demitasse spoonsassay master apollonovich artsybashev,moscow, 1891Reverse side of bowl and terminal engraved withleaf and geometric design, in fitted original box,maker unidentified. (6).L: 5 in. Total weight: 2 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$500-800

159 132409/8Fine Russian silver creamerfabergé, moscow, 1882-99Matte silver, typical taperingcylindrical form, 84 zolotnik.H: 3 in. 4 oz.$800-1,200


160 132409/21Pair of Russian silver salts and spoonsfabergé, moscow, 1895, assaymasters anatolyartsybashev and alexander smirnovCircular form with fluted lower body and gilt-washedinteriors, spoons with scroll form cartouche to terminal andgilt-washed bowls. (4).H: 1, Dia: 2 in. Total weight: 3 oz.$2,000-3,000

164 132542/18Russian cloisonné enamelled silver individualplace settingassaymaster lev oleks, moscow, 1896,probably v. akimovComprising a knife, fork, and spoon withturquoise enamel surrounded by a border ofwhite dots to terminal and reverse of spoon andfork, in fitted turquoise painted wooden box withgold silk lined interior, the underside of the lidwith inset calling card for “Mr. Edward HenryClift Union League Club New York”.L: 7 7/8 in. (knife). Weighable silver: 2 oz.

note:Edward Henry Clift (1851-1916) was the first VicePresident and later President of the AmericanProtective Tariff League. He was a member of theUnion League, Merchants, and New York RidingClubs, as well as founder of Clift and Goodrichcompany.$800-1,200


165 132409/22Large Russian silver kovshassaymaster yakov lyapunov, st. petersburg, 1898-1903, makers mark p.lTypical form with oval base and flatstylized handle.H: 3 1/2, W: 10, D: 4 1/2 in. 11 oz.$2,000-3,000

166 132610/1Large Russian cloisonné enamelled silverkovshassaymaster ivan lebedkin, moscow,1898-1908Typical form with stylized floral motifs inshaded pink, blue, purple, and greenenamels, with white dot border alonghandle.H: 2 3/4, W: 7 in. 8 oz.$3,000-5,000


167 148040/1Russian silver mounted and cut-glasspitcherfyedor lopiye, moscow, 1898-1908,assaymaster ivan lebedkinThe cut-glass body surmounted by a silver-mounted top, the hinged lid with geometricthumbpiece, with scroll-form handle and gilt-washed interior.H: 10 1/2 in.$400-600

168 132409/12Russian silver and cut-glass centerpiecebasketSquare-form cut-glass basket with silverscrolling leaf rim and swing handle, maker’smark ar.H: 3 1/8, W: 7 3/8, D: 7 3/8 in.$3,000-5,000

169 132409/9Russian silver and cut glass toiletry setnickolai vladimirov, st. petersburg,1898-1917Comprising two large and two smaller scentbottles, a cylindrical covered jar, and tworectangular covered boxes, silver with gilt-washed underside, 84 zolotnik. (7).H: 2, W: 8 3/4, D: 2 1/2 (rectangular box),$3,000-5,000


171 141344/22Russian silver beakeraleksandr krivovichev, moscow, 1899-1908Tapering cylindrical form engraved with scrollingfoliate cartouche with vacant reserve, beaded footand rim, raised on stepped circular foot, gilt-washed interior, 84 zolotnik.H: 7 in. 6 oz.$800-1,200

172 132330/1Three Russian silver yad torah pointerslate 19th centuryThe first of tapering cylindrical form with twistedrope applique to upper body, bulbous form to topand middle, the top surmounted by an eagle andengraved with a Star of David, the middle withturquoise cabochon stone, pointer finger atterminal with cobalt blue semi-precious stone,assay master Viktor Vasilyevich Savinsky,Moscow, 1873; the second with square formstandard with two bulbous forms at each end,the lower half of tapering cylindrical form,assaymaster Josef Sosnkowski, Warsaw, 1878;the third of cylindrical form with twistingapplique to body, makers mark indistinct. (3).L: 10 1/4 in. (longest). Total weight: 5 oz.$600-800

173 132330/9Russian silver kiddush cupst. petersburg, early 20th century,maker’s mark indistinctGoblet form over knopped stemraised on stepped circular foot andskirted mid section, body engravedwith scrolling foliage in between twobands of strapwork with vacantshield form cartouche, with polishimport mark, .875 standard.H: 6 in. 4 oz.$800-1,200

170 141344/37Russian silver basketmoscow, 1884Oval lobed form body, raised onconforming foot, with swing handle,84 zolotnik, maker’s markunidentified.H: 3 1/2, W: 10 1/2, D: 8 3/4 in.17 oz.$1,000-1,500



174 141344/15Russian Constructivist silver tazzaearly 20th centuryThe circular bowl pierced with geometric designabove angular stem raised on circular foot, 84zolotnik, makers mark unidentified.H: 5, Dia: 5 1/2 in. 8 oz.$600-800

175 132308/47Russian silver flatware service for sixmitrofan piudin, moscow, 1908-1916Comprising six each dinner knives and forks,tablespoons, with applied scroll-form vacantcartouche with floral blossoms, scratchedmonogram “AR” to reverse, 84 zolotnik. (18).L: 10 1/2 in. Weighable silver: 31 oz. (excludingknives).provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$500-700

176 132242/1Fine Russian enameled silver kovsh11th artel, moscow, 1908-1926, probably ivan alexeyevLow oval form showing floral, scroll and dotdesign in shades of green, pink, yellow, cobaltblue, orange, purple, and turquoise enamels, on atextured ground.H: 1 7/8, W: 4 1/2, D: 2 1/4 in. 2 oz.$2,000-3,000

177 141337/1Russian cloisonné enamelled silver cigarette casemoscow, 1908-26, probably d.p. nickitinRectangular form with scrolls and flowerheads to eitherside in shades of blue, green, yellow, orange, purple, andwhite enamels, with cobalt blue cabochon clasp and gilt-washed interior.L: 4 1/4, W: 3 in. 6 oz.$1,200-1,800


178 141337/2Russian cloisonné enamelled silverbeakermoscow, 1908-26, cyrillic mark nzTapering cylindrical form withstylized florals and scrolls in shadedenamels of green, pink, red, orange,purple, cobalt and light blue, withgilt-washed interior, 84 zolotnik.H: 2 1/8 in. 1 oz.$800-1,200

179 141344/23Russian silver cigarette casemoscow, makers mark unidentifiedRectangular form with hinged lid,later applied with silver anddiamond anchor within a shield-form enamelled green and silver-giltcartouche, 84 zolotnik.L:4, W: 2 1/2 in. Total weight: 5 oz.$500-700

180 141337/6Russian-style silver cigarette caseRectangular form with texturedbody, marked with secondkokoshnik mark and “EK” within atriangular cartouche.L; 4 1/4, W: 3 3/4 in. 8 oz.$700-900


184 132330/3Sterling silver etrog boxShaped rectangular form, undulating body with repoussé-worked and incised scroll and floral blossoms to corners,hinged lid, with gilt-washed interior, raised on four ballfeet, engraved monogram and date.H: 4, W: 6, D: 5 in. 13 oz.$700-900

185 132330/4Fine Continental silver filigree spiceboxSquare-form midsection with fittedhinged door below an onion dome,topped by a flag marked “Zadok”.H: 13 1/2 in. 12 oz.provenance:From the 5th Avenue Synagogue,New York, NY.$2,000-3,000

181 132323/5Turkish filigree silver cup19th centuryBlossoming flower-form with gilt-washedflowerheads to petal rim, raised on square-formscrolling and foliate cast foot, with removablegilt-washed beaker, both bearing a tughramonogram of the late Ottoman Empire periodand standard mark.H: 4 7/8 in. Total weight: 13 oz.$600-800

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182 141344/33Armenian silver and niello boxRectangular form with rounded sides, heavilynielloed to each side to depict an envelope, oneside with Armenian inscription, flowers, andpostage stamp, the other with bouquet offlowers and reverse side of envelope, withArmenian hallmarks to interior.L: 3 3/4, W: 2 1/2 in. 4 oz.$500-700

183 132323/4Israeli silver filigree menorah20th centuryTogether with a pair of remonim, or torahdecorations, apparently unmarked. (3).H: 4, W: 5 3/4 in. 3 oz. (menorah only).$500-700

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186 132330/7Continental silver fish-form spice boxArticulated fish-form with engraved scales tobody, hinged head with red cabochon stoneeyes, apparently unmarked.L: 10 in.$400-600

187 132330/6Continental silver filigree spice boxcirca 1900Circular box with domed cover resting on leaf-form base, with silver bird and squirrel to eachside, apparently unmarked.H: 5 1/2, W: 9 1/2, D: 4 1/2 in.$1,500-2,000

188 132330/2Pair of Polish candlesticksassay master josef sosnkowski, warsaw, 1888Baluster form standard over domed base raised onsquare plinth, the whole chased and repoussé-worked to show flowerheads, acanthus leaves,and dots. (2).H: 13 1/2 in. Total weight: 22 oz.$1,200-1,800

189 141344/11Polish-Russian silver sugar boxa. riedel, warsaw, 1890, assaymaster josef sosnkowskiOval form chased with floral blossoms andfoliage, the hinged lid with rope-form edge andscrolling finial, raised on four openwork feet,gilt-washed interior, monogrammed to lid.H: 4 1/2 in. 12 oz.$800-1,200


190 141344/14Polish silver podstakannikwarsaw, 1920-1963, makers mark hfCylindrical form with openworked rim,engraved with monogram, “1917- 1939”,and “XV”, with fitted glass liner, .800standard.H: 4 1/2 in. 4 oz.$400-600


192 141305/11Persian silver bowl20th centuryCircular form intricately chased with floralarabesques and birds, the wavy rim with appliedfloral edge, 84 standard.H; 3 1/4, Dia: 7 3/4 in. 15 oz.$600-800

193 141037/5African silver elephant and mopanetree candelabrapatrick mavros, zimbabwe, 1994Naturalistically cast in the form of amopane tree with four elephants atthe base, two branch-formcandleholders with bobeches.H: 12 in. 53 oz.$1,000-1,500

194 132308/38Chinese export silver platterzee wo, shanghai, late 19th centuryCircular form with textured groundand bamboo motif to rim, raised onthree half ball feet.H: 3/4, Dia: 9 1/2 in. 14 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800

191 141344/38Two Polish silver boxeskrakow, 1920-63The first with oval lobed body with repousséfloral garlands, hinged cover, raised on four ballfeet; the other oval shaped with engraved floralornaments to each panelled side, raised on fourball feet, .800 standard, (2).H: 3 in. Total weight: 21 oz.$1,000-1,500


195 141127/2Three-piece Chinese export silvertea servicelate 19th century, makers mark whlComprising a teapot, creamer, andopen sugar, oval form with bambooleaves to body, bamboo branch-form handle and finial, with gilt-washed interior. (3).H: 6 in. Total weight: 32 oz.$1,000-1,500


202 141037/19Chinese export silver frameShaped rectangular form with dragon motif, theglass framed by a horseshoe border; togetherwith a silver ewer in the Persian taste. (2).L: 9 1/4, W: 7 1/4 in. (frame). H: 10 in. (ewer).Weighable silver: 13 oz.$1,000-1,500

203 141039/7Chinese export silver bucket and spoonBucket with repoussé-worked bamboo leaves,swing bamboo stem handle, underside of bucketmarked “Sterling” with three Chinese characters,monogrammed; spoon with similarly decoratedhandle, apparently unmarked. (2).H: 5 1/4, Dia: 5 3/4 in. Total weight: 19 oz.$300-500

196 132308/28Three pieces of Chinese export silverwang hing & co., hong kong, late 19th/early 20th centuryComprising a large goblet and a bowl raised onthree bamboo-form legs; together with a footedshallow bowl. (3).H: 7 3/4 in. Total weight: 23 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-900

197 141085/10Chinese export silver inkwellwang hing, hong kong, late 19th/early 20th centurySquare-form base raised on four scrolling feetbelow a circular inkwell with hinged cover.H: 2, W: 3 1/2 in. 3 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. Frank MaxwellAndrews of Nashville, TN.$400-600

198 141305/13Chinese export silver bowlluen wo, shanghai, late 19th/early 20th centurySmall bowl with repoussé dragons on a texturedground, stamped “Luen-Wo” and a charactermark to foot rim.H: 2 1/4, Dia: 4 1/2 in. 6 oz.$300-500

199 141133/6Chinese export silver traysing fat, canton, early 20th centuryRectangular form with twin bamboo-form handles, thetray engraved with four figures in a courtyard, repoussérim with C-scrolls and foliage on a stippled ground,raised on four feet.L: 19, W: 11 1/2 in. 37 oz.$1,000-1,500


200 141317/1Chinese export silver casketThe whole repoussé-worked to show aprocession of figures in classical Chinese dressmounted on elephants, fu-beasts, etc. within amountainous landscape with trees and a borderof flowers and leaves, underside marked with twoChinese characters.H: 3, W: 8, D: 5 1/4 in. 34 oz.$1,200-1,800

201 OWNED/720Chinese export silver cigarette caseConvex rectangular form, worked to showbamboo sprigs and P.K.S, gilt-wash interior,stamped with makers mark and silver.L: 4 1/4 in. 4 oz.$300-500


205 132308/15Four Chinese export silver hammered bowlsShallow hammered bowls, with character marksto underside. (4).H: 1 1/2, Dia: 4 1/2 in. Total weight: 15 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200


204 141133/5Chinese export silver ewerTypical form, the body repoussé-worked with C-scrolls, bamboo trees, and figures on a texturedground, the handle modelled in the form of adragon, underside marked with Chinesecharacter and ?SO.H: 14 in. 28 oz.$1,000-1,500

206 132308/30Japanese silver scallop-form dishTypical form, with fitted original box; togetherwith two salts with textured bodies and gilt-washed interior, in fitted original case. (3).H: 1/2, W: 6, D: 6 1/4 in. Total weight: 6 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

207 132308/39Fine set of Japanese silver candlesticksSquat circular form, stamped “Sterling” andunidentified maker’s mark to underside,weighted. (4).H: 2 1/2 in.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200

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208 141057/4Good French tortoiseshell and inlaid musical bird boxprobably bontems, paris, circa 1890The rectangular torotise shell box with oval gilt flip-top lid engraved withbirds, opening to reveal an articulated and automated musical bird and giltfiligree surround, the top of the case inlaid with floral spandrels in silver,copper and mother of pearl, one long side of the case conceals a narrowsnuff compartment.H: 1 1/2, W: 3 7/8, D: 2 1/2 in.$3,000-5,000

209 132496/1English silver mountedtortoiseshell desk standThe cut glass inkwell surmounted bya gadrooned hinged coverhallmarked Birmingam 1901, insetinto shaped tortoiseshell stand withapplied silver edge, swag motif torear edge, and pen rest, raised onshaped feet, hallmarked London1905; together with two silverplatemounted tortoiseshell tea caddies.(3).H; 2 1/4, W: 12, D: 7 in.$600-800

210 132513/3French rose and yellow gold snuffbox19th centuryOval form with yellow gold leafborder enclosing a rose gold engine-turned ground, interior rim struckwith two eagle-head guaranteemarks.H: 3/4, W: 1 7/8, D: 1 1/2 in.$1,000-1,500

211 132513/4Small French gold and enamel pillboxearly 20th centuryCircular form with teal-greenenamel over an engine-turnedground, the pull-off lid decoratedwith gold flowerheads and greenleaves, within white enamelledborder, stamped with Hippocratesand eagle guarantee marks, andmakers mark GJ within a lozenge.H: 1/2, Dia: 1 1/2 in.$800-1,200

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212 132457/6Cartier 14 karat gold dresser box20th centuryRectangular reeded box with hingedlid, marked “Cartier 14K 156” tointerior rim.H: 1 1/2, W: 6 1/4, D: 3 3/4 in.$2,000-3,000

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214 132323/6Gilt-bronze pocket telescopemid 19th centuryBase with six eglomise panels with shield-form vignettes of figures in a landscape,indistinct mark to bronze.H: 3 in.$400-600

216 141085/16Pair of Continental plique-à-jour enamelled framesearly 20th centuryRectangular form gilt metal frames with plique-à-jour enamelled edges. (2).L; 10, W: 8 1/2 in.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. Frank Maxwell Andrewsof Nashville, TN.$1,500-2,500

213 132457/5Two Cartier 14 karat gold picture frames20th centuryRectangular shaped with texturedgeometric design. (2).L: 4 3/4, W: 3 3/4 in.$1,000-1,500


217 141037/20Two Art Deco travel clockscirca 1920The first, by Cartier, rectangular reeded case opening to a square dialwith Arabic numerals and marked “Cartier”, monogrammed to front,the movement engraved “Normis Watch Co. Swiss. Three 3 Adjts,Fifteen 15 Jewels”; the second sterling silver and enamel clock by J.E.Caldwell with shutter-type case opening to square dial with Arabicnumerals, Brevet Depose swiss movement. (2).L: 1 3/4, W: 1 1/2 in. (Cartier clock).$1,500-2,000

218 141135/1Fabergé style carved agate draft horse20th centuryNaturalistically carved to depict a standinghorse inset with semi-precious stone eyes,surrounded by gold loops.H: 3 1/4, W: 3 in.$2,000-3,000

215 132457/4Three Cartier 14 karat gold brushesOne of oblong form, the other two ovalshaped, marked “Cartier 14K Y 750”. (3).L: 7 1/4 in. (longest).$800-1,200


219 141314/14Sterling silver swing-handled sugar baskettiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1853-60Hemispherical basket with beaded bands raisedon four floral and scroll-capped paw feet.H: 3 3/4 in. 11 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$800-1,200

220 148014/8Sterling silver tea caddytiffany & co., new york, ny, 1873-91Ovoid form jar with alternating repoussé andchased floral bunches and scrolls, lift off lid withsimilar motif, gilt-washed interior; together witha cut-glass and silver mounted vase marked forTiffany & Co. (2).H: 6 1/2 in. Weighable silver: 7 oz.$500-700

221 148029/12Sterling silver serving spoontiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1875“Strawberry pierced” pattern, twisted vinehandle with kidney-form bowl,monogrammed; together with a smallcircular dish with applied leaf motif to gilt-washed bowl, raised on conformingcircular foot, 1873-91. (2).L: 9 1/4 in. (spoon). Total weight: 10 oz.$500-700

222 141039/16Set of twelve sterling silver icedtea spoonspaulding farnham for tiffany &co., new york, ny, circa 1902“Marquise” pattern, comprisingtwelve iced tea spoons.L: 7 1/2 in. Total weight: 13 oz.$300-500

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223 141314/11Sterling silver boxtiffany & co., new york, ny, 1902-07Rectangular form with gilt-washed interior.H: 1 1/2, W: 7 1/2, D: 5 in. 24 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$800-1,200

224 148021/10Sterling silver flatware servicetiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1905“Shell and thread” pattern, comprising ten dinner forks;eight each dinner knives and salad forks; sixteenteaspoons; together with six each children’s forks andknives engraved “The Ritz” to reverse side of terminal.(54).Weighable silver: 66 oz. (excluding knives).$4,000-6,000


227 148014/2Sterling silver wine goblets andundertraytiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Comprising two goblets of typicalform with octagonal monogrammedserving tray. (3).H: 4 in. (glass); Dia: 6 in. (tray).Total weight: 15 oz.$500-700

228 132308/23Sterling silver cocktail shaker and martini glassestiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-1947Tapering cylindrical form with reeded band to shoulder, removable lid andcork, shaker engraved “The Good Ship Manchonoch Clarence H. MackayMaster”, martini glasses engraved “Manchonoch”. (9).H: 9 1/2 in. (shaker). Total weight: 50 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$2,000-3,000

225 132308/21Sterling silver center bowltiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1907With flared rim on circular foot.H: 4 1/4, Dia: 9 in. 26 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$1,000-1,500


226 141187/4Sterling silver bowltiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Lobed form bowl with undulatingopenwork rim with applied chasedleaves and berry clusters.H: 2 1/2, Dia: 12 in. 27 oz.$1,000-1,500


231 132417/9Sterling silver and glass gentleman’stravel toiletry settiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-47Original silk-lined tan leather casemarked “Tiffany & Co Makers New York”,fitted with two brushes, seven glassbottles with silver lids of varying shapesand sizes, a comb, button hook, nailbuffer, mirror, pair of scissors, and set ofkeys, all silver marked for Tiffany andmonogrammed.H: 11, W: 14 3/4, D: 4 3/4 in. (case)$1,000-1,500

232 141006/1Sterling silver and 14K goldcompacttiffany & co., new york, ny, early 20th centuryOval form, lid engraved withradiating linear motif with 14K goldaccent and three square rubystones.H: 1/2, W: 3, D: 2 1/2 in. Totalweight: 1 oz.$500-700

233 141314/16Sterling silver dishtiffany & co., new york, ny,circa 1910Dodecagonal bowl engraved withscrolling foliage and reeded edge.H: 1 1/2, W: 7 1/4 in. 8 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$400-600

234 141314/10Two sterling silver platestiffany & co., new york, ny,circa 1913Typical form raised on circular foot;together with a Tiffany & Co.sterling silver shallow bowl, 1947-56. (3).Dia: 9 in. Total weight: 31 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$800-1,200

235 141085/12Sterling silver platetiffany & co., new york, ny,circa 1912Circular form, wide rim decoratedwith bellflower swags and bows,monogrammed to center; togetherwith a serving dish by TowleSilversmiths, Newburyport, MA,circular lobed form body withreeded edge and repousséflowerheads to rim, scratch mark“2561503” to underside. (2).Dia: 10 1/2 in. (plate). Totalweight: 35 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. FrankMaxwell Andrews of Nashville, TN.$600-800


229 132308/32Sterling silver serving dishtiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-1947Rectangular-form dish with reeded rim,monogrammed to center.H: 1, W: 11 1/4, D: 6 1/4 in. 17 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

230 132308/20Sterling silver bowltiffany & co., new york, ny, 1907-1947Typical form raised on circular foot,underside marked “Reproduction originalby Joseph Conyers Boston, About 1700.”H: 4, Dia: 9 in. 22 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200

236 141314/19Large sterling silver traytiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1921Oval form with gadrooned rim.L: 22, W: 16 in. 93 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$2,000-3,000


238 132308/22Sterling silver bowl and dishtiffany & co., new york, ny,circa 1940Footed dish with reeded border,small bowl raised on conformingcircular foot. (2).Dia: 8 in. (dish). Total weight: 16 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

239 132438/4Sterling silver heart-shapedperfume bottletiffany & co., new york, ny, mid 20th centuryPerfume bottle and funnel in originalfitted Tiffany & Co. box,monogrammed “CMR”. (2).L: 1 1/2 in. Total weight: .7 oz.$150-250

240 141314/15Sterling silver bowltiffany & co., new york, ny, second half 20th centuryCircular form with scalloped rim,raised on circular foot.H: 3 1/4, Dia: 9 in. 19 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$500-700

237 138168/1Twelve sterling silver dinner platestiffany & co., new york, ny, circa 1923Plain circular form, monogrammed. (12).Dia: 11 in. Total weight: 245 oz.$6,000-8,000



241 138164/4Sterling silver water pitchergorham mfg. co., providence, ri, circa 1865Squat baluster form below a scalloped rim, thebody repoussé-worked with scrolling foliage,leaf-capped scroll handle, initial monogram toone side, the other engraved “November 101897”.H: 8 in. 31 oz.$1,000-1,500

242 141127/11Sterling silver sauceboatgorham mfg. co., providence, ri, 1873Typical form with beaded edge and scroll motifband to rim and neck, scroll-form handle withmythological mask below, monogrammed.H: 5 3/4, 12 oz.$300-500

243 132308/53Twelve sterling silver dinner knivesgorham mfg. co., providence, ri, circa 1885“Old Medici” pattern, with sterling silver flathandle and blunt blade, monogrammed. (12).L: 8 1/4 in. Total weight: 24 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

244 141127/1Sterling silver teapotgorham mfg. co., providence, ri, circa 1886Bulbous form with banding of palmettes on astippled ground to body, with wooden finial.H: 9 in. 27 oz.$400-600

American Silver: Gorham Mfg. Co.lots 241-262

245 141291/1Sterling silver flatware service for twelvewilliam c. codman for gorham mfg. co.,providence, ri, circa 1895“Chantilly” pattern, comprising twelveeach dinner knives and forks, salad forks;twenty-three teaspoons; eight eachhollow-handled butter knives and bouillonspoons; five butter spreaders; two largeserving spoons; one each serving fork,olive fork, sugar shell, and small piercedspoon, some monogrammed; togetherwith small spoon by S. Kirk & Sons andEnglish silver sugar tongs, and a pair ofweighted silver candlesticks. (90).Weighable silver: 76 oz.$1,500-2,000


247 138145/3Collection of Gorham sterling silverhollowaregorham mfg. co., providence, ri,circa 1900“Strasbourg” pattern, comprising apair of weighted compotes, twopairs of salt and pepper shakers, onedinner and side plate, one large andone smaller bowl, an open sugar andcreamer, and a footed bowl. (13).H: 6 1/4 in. (compote). Weighablesilver: 41 oz.$600-800

248 132308/33Large sterling silver punch bowlgorham mfg. co., providence, ri,circa 1900“Athenic” pattern, in the ArtNouveau style, with twin handles,raised on four pad feet.H: 6 1/2, W: 14 1/2, D: 11 1/2 in.49 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$2,000-3,000

246 138145/1Sterling silver partial flatwareservicewilliam c. codman for gorhammfg. co., providence, ri, 1897“Strasbourg” pattern, comprisingnine dinner forks; twelve salad forks;eight each dinner and butter knives;six iced teaspoons; two teaspoons; asalad serving fork and spoon; aserving spoon, lemon fork, threeserving forks; sugar tongs; twocarving forks and knives; a sauceladle, a sugar shell; two pie servers;a tomato server; master butter; andone jelly spoon; together withWhiting flatware in a similar pattern,“Louis XV”, comprising twelve placespoons, five tablespoons, fourteenteaspoons, and one sauce ladle; witha Birks sterling wooden saladserving set with silver handles.(approx. 101).Weighable silver: 102 oz.$2,000-3,000


249 132542/3Sterling silver partial flatware servicewilliam c. codman for gorham mfg. co.,providence, ri, circa 1900“Chantilly” pattern, comprising fifteen dinnerforks; six luncheon knives; four dinner knives;sixty-nine teaspoons; three fruit spoons; twoeach salad forks, bouillon spoons; one fish forkand knife. (103).Weighable silver: 87 oz. (excluding knives).$1,000-1,500


250 138145/5Sterling silver and cut glass juggorham mfg. co., providence, ri,1900Typical form with scrolls andalternating floral and shell border tosilver rim, monogrammed; togetherwith a cut glass box with sterlingcover, repoussé worked to showfloral blossoms, stamped “Sterling925/1000” to underside of lid. (2).H: 10 in.$200-400

251 141039/14Sterling silver three-piece teaservicegorham mfg. co., providence, ri,circa 1903Comprising a teapot with woodenhandle, twin-handled covered sugar,and creamer, angular handles andwooden urn-form finials; togetherwith a covered vegetable dish insimilar design and square-form cardtray with repoussé floral rim,monogrammed. (5).H: 6 in. (teapot). Totalweight: 46 oz.$700-900

252 132308/24Sterling silver-gilt bowlgorham mfg. co., providence, ri,early 20th centuryCircular form with chased floral andfoliage on a stippled ground.H: 1 1/2, Dia: 5 in. 3 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

253 138145/4Pair of sterling silver candelabragorham mfg. co., providence, ri,early 20th centuryThree light candelabra convertible tosingle light candlesticks; togetherwith a pair of sterling silvercandlesticks by R. Wallace & SonsMfg. Co., Wallingford, CT, the flutedCorinthian columnar standard raisedon stepped shaped square base. (4).H: 10 1/2 in. Weighted.$400-600

254 138122/30Twelve sterling silver side platesgorham manufacturing co.,providence, ri, 1908Circular form with pierced rim,chased floral and acanthus dropswith double foliate C-scrollcartouche monogrammed toreserve. (12).Diam: 6 3/4 in. Total weight: 45 oz.$500-700


255 141296/1Sterling silver six-piece tea and coffee servicegorham mfg. co., providence, ri, circa 1912-14, retailed by bailey, banks, & biddle“Plymouth” pattern, comprising a coffee and teapot, covered sugar, creamer,wastebowl, and tray, lobed navette form with angular handles and urn-formfinials, monogrammed “MMM” for Mabel Moon Musselman. (6).H: 10 in. (coffee pot). L: 26 1/2, W: 19 1/2 in. (tray). Total weight: 195 oz.provenance:Belonged to Mabel Moon Musselman, daughter of Reuben Osborne Moon,former U.S. Congressman from Philadelphia, and wife of Clarence A.Musselman, co-founder and president of the Chilton Company.$2,000-3,000


260 132572/1Sterling silver footed bowlgorham mfg. co., providence, ri,circa 1930Circular bowl with flaring rim, raisedon stepped circular foot,monogrammed “D.G.A” to body.H: 4, Dia: 8 3/4 in. 13 oz.$200-400

261 132542/26Sterling silver jewelry boxgorham mfg. co., providence, ri,20th centuryRectangular form with all overengraved scrolling foliage, fittedinterior with light green velvet,monogrammed to hinged lid,scratch mark “2432/1” to underside.H: 3, W: 7, D: 5 1/2 in.$400-600

262 132308/42Sterling silver vegetable dishgorham mfg. co., providence, ri,1947Rectangular form lobed dish.H: 2, W: 10 1/2, D: 7 1/2 in. 18 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

258 148021/2Sterling silver reticulated footed basketgorham mfg co., providence, ri, first quarter 20th centuryShaped basket with all over reticulated scrollingmotif, the rim with applied flowerheads and C-scrolls, monogrammed to center.H: 4, W: 14 1/2, D: 10 1/2 in. 27 oz.$800-1,200


256 132308/35Art Deco sterling silver covered entrée dishgorham mfg. co., providence, ri, circa 1915,retailed by bailey, banks, & biddleOblong octagonal form, the unmarked lidmonogrammed “D”.H: 5, W: 11 3/4, D: 8 in. Total weight: 32 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800

257 141314/13Sterling silver six-piece tea and coffee servicegorham mfg. co., providence, ri, 1921-23Comprising a hot water kettle on stand, a coffeeand teapot, covered sugar, creamer, andwastebowl, hexagonal baluster form, withebonized wood angular handles. (6).H: 10 in. (kettle). Total weight: 98 oz. (excludingburner).provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$1,500-2,000

259 138145/2Sterling silver footed dishgorham mfg co., providence, ri, 1930Circular form shallow lobed dish,undulating rim, raised on stepped circularfoot, monogrammed.H: 1 3/4, Diam: 13 1/2 in. 36 oz.$400-600


263 132572/6Sterling silver tazzas. kirk & son, baltimore, md, mid 19th centuryHeavily repoussé-worked to showflowers and foliage against astippled ground, monogrammed tocenter; together with a Steiff silvercarving fork and knife with similarfloral design to handles. (3).H: 3 3/4, Dia: 8 in. Weighablesilver: 13 oz.$400-600

264 132353/3Twelve sterling silver fruit knivesdominick & haff, new york, ny,circa 1880, retailed by bailey,banks, & biddle“King” pattern, in original fitted box.(12).L: 6 1/2 in.$400-600

265 141314/18Hammered sterling silver footedbowlgeorge w. shiebler & co., new york, ny, 1876-1910Together with a hammered silverbucket with swing handle marked“Sterling” to underside. (2).H: 5, Dia: 7 in. (bowl). Totalweight: 29 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$500-700

266 132308/55Sterling silver and horn handledcarving setj. f. fradley and co., new york, ny,1873-1936Comprising a carving fork, knife, andsharpener, with textured dark hornhandles, monogrammed. (3).L: 15 in. (knife).provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

267 131234/4Sterling silver and vermeil figuralsalad serviceattributed to george sharp (activecirca 1850-1874) for tiffany & co.,new york, nyEach with banded orb terminal, acast and applied lobster joins stemto elaborately pierced and bright-cutengraved fork tines and to shapedand engraved spoon bowl,respectively.L: 11 1/8 in. Weight: 6 oz.note:The stem and terminal design of thisservice as well as the spoon bowl’sshape relate closely to those ofother serving pieces attributed toGeorge Sharp, as described andillustrated in William P. Hood, Jr.,Roslyn Berlin and EdwardWawrynek’s Tiffany Silver Flatware 1845-1905:When Dining Was an Art,Woodbridge, England: AntiqueCollectors’ Club Ltd., 1999 & 2003,pp. 30-32.$500-700

268 132308/66Collection of American andContinental silver commemorativespoonsmostly american, 1880-1950Various forms and sizes including aGorham silver and enameldemitasse spoon commemoratingthe Woman’s Building at theTennessee Centennial; a Germansilver spoon from St. Jacob DenkmalBasel; a Watson Co. spoonrepresentative of New Orleans;together with several otherAmerican souvenir spoonsrepresentative of towns, states, andbuildings (including YellowstonePark, Cleveland, Topeka, AtlanticCity, Albany, Jacksonville, NewOrleans, Quebec, Pennsylvania,Chicago, Florida, Boston,Gettysburg, and many others) aswell as English and Continentalcommemorative spoons. (approx.67).Total weight: 29 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

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269 141060/4Sterling silver six-piece tea andcoffee servicemauser mfg. co., new york, ny,1887-1903Comprising a hot water kettle onstand, a coffee and teapot, coveredsugar, creamer, and wastebowl,rectangular form raised onconforming foot with reeded edge,angular handles and urn-formfinials, monogrammed. (6).H: 12 in. (kettle). Totalweight: 116 oz. (excluding burner).provenance:From a private Pennsylvaniacollection.$2,500-3,500


272 132542/22Collection of assorted Americansterling silver flatwarelate 19th centuryIncluding twelve “Louvre” patternforks by William H. Tomey for R.Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. in fittedbox; six “New King” pattern forksand one “Alexandra” pattern servingspoon by Dominick & Haff; two“Imperial Queen” by CharlesOsborne for Whiting Mfg. Co.; andtwo smaller spoons, mostmonogrammed. (23).Total weight: 44 oz.$500-700

273 141314/2Sterling silver pitcherwilliam b. durgin co., concord, nh, late 19th centuryOblong octagonal form with alternating panels ofengraved floral and scroll motif.H: 7 in. 20 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$400-600

274 148014/10Sterling silver traywm. b. durgin co., concord, nh, late 19th century,retailed by whiting co.Octagonal shape with floral swags, monogrammed tocenter; together with a reticulated circular cake stand,monogrammed, underside marked “Sterling”. (2).12 in. Total weight: 47 oz.$500-700

270 148021/3Sterling silver bowldavis & galt, philadelphia, pa, 1888-96,retailed by shreve, crump, & low co.Lobed bowl, shaped rim with berryclusters, stippled leaves, and C-scrolls,monogrammed to center.H: 2 1/2, L: 14 in. 26 oz.$800-1,200

271 132157/18Twelve sterling silver dessert spoonsgeorge a. muller for wm. b. durgin co.,concord, nh, 1893“Chrysanthemum” pattern, initialmonogram to front and engraved “Sept.6, 98” to reverse. (12).L: 5 3/4 in. Total weight: 14 oz.$300-500


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275 141039/2Sterling silver salvers. kirk and son co., baltimore, md,1896-1924Circular form with diaper-workground to center, within a floralrepoussé rim, raised on four pawfeet, blank reserve to center withinfoliate wreath.H: 1, Dia: 9 1/2 in. 13 oz.$600-800

276 148026/3Sterling silver coffee pota. jacobi & co., baltimore, md, late 19th centuryTapering cylindrical form repoussé-workedall over to depict various flowerheads andfoliage on a textured ground; together withtwo repoussé creamers by S. Kirk & Sons,1861-68. (3).H: 9 in. Total weight: 26 oz.$600-800


277 132308/57Sterling silver-gilt creamer andsugars. kirk & son, inc., baltimore, md,1896-1924Twin handled trophy-form coveredsugar with urn-form finial raised onstepped circular foot, the creamer oftypical form. (2).H: 5 1/2 in. (creamer). Totalweight: 11 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

278 132542/19Sterling silver pitcherwoodside sterling co., new york, ny, 1896-1925Typical form with lobed body andscroll-form handle, raised on fouranthemion-capped scroll feet,underside stamped with maker’smark and “Hand Wrought”.H: 9 1/2 in. 30 oz.$600-800

279 141039/13Sterling silver covered entrée dishdominick & haff, new york, ny, late 19th/early 20th centuryShaped circular form with lobedbody, removable handle,monogrammed.H: 4 1/2, W: 9 1/4, D: 9 1/4 in.28 oz.$400-600

280 141060/22Sterling silver bowlredlich and company, new york,ny, late 19th/early 20th centuryLobed bowl with applied foliatescroll rim, monogrammed to center,retailed by A. Stowell & Co.H: 2 1/2, Dia: 10 3/4 in. 14 oz.provenance:From a private Pennsylvaniacollection.$500-800

281 148029/17Sterling silver bowlwhiting mfg. co., new york, ny,late 19th/early 20th centuryCircular lobed form with engravedfloral and scroll band, gilt-washedinterior.H: 3 1/2, Dia: 8 1/4 in. 13 oz.$400-600


282 148029/16Large sterling silver compoteblack, starr, & frost, new york, ny, late 19th/early 20th centuryThe openwork rim with floral swags,bellflowers, and scrolling foliage, the bowland conforming circular foot with engravedand chased floral motif, monogrammed.H: 8, Dia: 16 in. 59 oz$1,000-1,500

283 132308/27Sterling silver miniature tea tablemeriden britannia co., meriden, ct, circa 1900Circular top over a baluster column support,raised on outswept tripod legs.H: 5, Dia: 5 1/2 in. 3 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

284 132157/21Collection of American sterling silver servingpiecesvarious makers, circa 1900Including a tomato server in the “Queen” patternby Charles C. Wientge for Howard Sterling Co.,Providence, RI, 1898; a pea server in the “St.James” pattern by Paulding Farnham for Tiffany& Co., 1898; a pasta server stamped “Sterling”with scratch mark “1884”; a cracker scoop in the“Chantilly” pattern by William C. Codman forGorham, 1895; a sardine server in the “AbrahamLincoln” pattern by Manchester Silver Co., 1910;together with five other serving pieces and asilverplated cake breaker. (11).Weighable silver: 24 oz.$400-600

285 141314/7Sterling silver teapotj.e. caldwell & co., philadelphia, pa, circa 1900Baluster lobed form with undulating rim andhinged lid, repoussé-worked to show scrollingfoliage, raised on four leaf-capped scroll feet,monogrammed and dated “1904”.H: 7 1/2 in. 23 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$600-800


286A 141160/15Sterling silver flatware service for twelvedominick and haff, new york, ny, circa 1890“Broad Antique” pattern, comprising twelve each dinner and luncheon forks,salad and cocktail forks, dinner and luncheon knives, butter spreaders,bouillon spoons, ice cream forks, demitasse spoons; twenty-four teaspoons;three large serving spoons; two small ladles; one each serving fork, ladle,cake server, pastry server, carving fork and knife, monogrammed. (155).Weighable silver: 149 oz.$2,000-3,000

287 141346/1Sterling silver covered entrée dishwm. b. durgin co., concord, nh, circa 1900Shaped oval form with applied scroll and floral motif to reeded rim, lid withremovable handle and underside with similar floral motif to edge,monogrammed to both dishes, underside engraved “Oct. 28, 1902”.L: 13 1/2, W: 10 in. Total weight: 39 oz.$600-800


286 141160/15Fine sterling silver centerpiece footed bowlmajestic mfg. co., new york, ny, circa 1900Large shaped oval lobed bowl with intricate scrolling foliateappliques, with twin leaf-capped handles topped with two restingputti, the conforming domed foot with scroll and palmette motif.H: 13, W: 20, D: 10 1/2 in. 94 oz.$4,000-6,000


288 141318/1Sterling silver five-piece tea andcoffee servicestieff company, baltimore, md,1904-29Comprising a coffee and teapot,covered sugar, creamer, andwastebowl, baluster form heavilyrepoussé-worked and chased todepict flowerheads and foliage on astippled ground, lids with flowerfinial, raised on conforming circularfoot; together with a silverplatedtwin-handled tray of similar design.(6).H: 11 in. (coffee pot). Totalweight: 92 oz. (excluding tray).$2,000-3,000

289 141318/2Sterling silver bowl and pair of candlesticksstieff company, baltimore, md, 1904-29The weighted candlesticks on shaped square basebelow baluster standard decorated all over in floralrepoussé; the repoussé fruit bowl with evertedscalloped rim, raised on circular foot. (3).H: 9 1/2 in. (candlesticks). Weighable silver: 32 oz.$800-1,200

290 141314/8Sterling silver bowlwhiting mfg. co., new york, ny,circa 1915Squat circular form engraved withbellflower swags and flowerheads.H: 4, Dia: 9 1.2 in. 18 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$400-600

291 141314/4Sterling silver pitcherwhiting mfg. co., new york, ny,1916Rectangular form with paneled body,geometric banding to foot, shoulder,and rim, with angular handle andconforming rectangular foot withrounded edges.H: 10 in. 36 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$600-800


292 132542/20Hammered sterling silver bowlwhiting mfg. co., new york, ny, 1916Hammered silver of typical form raised on four ball feet.H: 4, Dia: 9 in. 27 oz.$600-800


294 132232/8Six sterling silver martini glassess. kirk & son, baltimore, md, early 20th centuryTypical form, monogrammed “K”;together with eight tumblers by M.Fred Hirsch Co., Jersey City, NY, mid20th century, with flared rim,monogrammed to body. (14).H: 5 1/4 in. Total weight: 47 oz.$500-700

295 132308/18Sterling silver hammered pin traywhiting manufacturing co., northattleboro, ma, early 20th centuryRectangular form with applied floralblossom and shell with inciseddetails, retailed by W.M. Wilson &Son, scratch number “2461” tounderside.H: 1/2, W: 5, D: 4 in. 3 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

296 132308/41Pair of sterling silver covered entrée dishesj.e. caldwell & co., philadelphia, pa, early 20th centuryShaped oval form with lobed body and reeded rim, scroll formhandle above unmarked covers. (2).H: 5 1/2, W: 11, D: 8 1/4 in. Total weight: 49 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter, Huntingdon Valley,PA.$800-1,200

293 148024/2Sterling silver flatware service fortwelveadolph reimherr for whiting mfg.co., new york, ny, circa 1919“King Albert” pattern, comprisingtwelve each dinner knives and forks,salad forks, bouillon spoons, andteaspoons. (60).Weighable silver: 49 oz. (excludingknives).$1,000-1,500


297 132445/2Three pieces of American sterlingsilver hollowareearly 20th centuryComprising a Frank M. Whiting Co.pierced footed dish with incisedscrolling foliage and floral garlands,monogrammed; a Gorham lobedbowl, monogrammed; and a Fishershaped rectangular serving dish.(3).H: 1 1/4, Dia: 10 1/2 in. (footeddish). Total weight: 35 oz.$700-900

298 132445/1Sterling silver bowlwhiting mfg. co., new york, ny,early 20th centuryShaped oval form with heavilyrepoussé-worked rim depicting C-scrolls and floral blossoms withchased details, lobed body,monogrammed.H: 2, W: 12 1/2, D: 9 in. 12 oz.$400-600

299 132534/25Sterling silver bowlbailey, banks, & biddle co., philadelphia, pa,early 20th centuryOblong shallow bowl with lobed body, rim withalternating applied floral, scroll, and openworklattice design, raised on four feet, monogrammedto center.H: 2 1/2, W: 11, D: 8 1/4 in. 11 oz.$800-1,200


300 132542/4Sterling silver hammered bowlwhiting mfg. co., new york, ny,early 20th centuryLobed form bowl with scalloped rimand gilt-washed interior,monogrammed to underside;together with a Dominick & Haffvegetable dish, monogrammed. (2).H: 3 1/4, W: 8 1/2 in. Totalweight: 22 oz.$400-600

301 132542/7Sterling silver partial flatwareservicecharles a. bennett for reed andbarton, taunton, ma, early 20th century“Hepplewhite” pattern, comprisingten dessert forks, one each dinnerknife, serving fork, berry servingspoon, and a cranberry server,monogrammed; together with oneknife and nine teaspoons (six byWhiting, two by Birks, and one byWallace) with similar pattern. (24).Weighable silver: 22 oz.$400-600

302 132572/3Sterling silver centerpiece bowldominick & haff, new york, ny,early 20th centuryPaul Revere reproduction bowlraised on stepped circular foot witheverted rim, engraved “1914-1932Ulysses Grant Wheeler from TheSchool Committee NewtonMassachusetts June 1932.”H: 5, Dia: 10 in. 32 oz.$500-700

303 138163/8Group of sterling silver hollowaregraff, washbourne, & dunn, new york, ny, early 20th century,retailed by bailey, banks & biddleco.Including a reticulated basket raisedon four scroll feet and a circularform serving dish incised with shellmotif, flowerheads, and scrollingdesign, monogrammed to center;together with a twisted lobed formserving bowl with applied flowers torim, monogrammed, and a Germansilver reticulated twin handled dishlacking liner. (4).Dia: 12 in. (largest). Totalweight: 58 oz.$700-900


304 138163/5Pair of sterling silver tazzasbailey, banks, & biddle co., philadelphia, pa,early 20th centurySquare form with canted corners, inner rimdelicately openworked and chased with shell,scroll, and bellflowers, gadrooned border, raisedon pierced circular foot with similar motif,underside engraved “Clarence H. Geist 1913”.H: 3 1/2, W: 9, D: 9 in. Total weight: 45 oz.note:Clarence Geist purchased Springfield WaterCompany in 1925 and changed the name toPhiladelphia Suburban Water Company, wherehe was president until his death in 1938.$1,200-1,500

305 141037/4Sterling silver grape leaf centerpieceblack, starr, and frost, new york, ny, early 20th centuryMatte finish grape leaf-form footed dish withchased veins and leaves on twig handle to hanggrapes; together with a pair of grape shears. (2).H: 9, W: 13, D: 9 3/4 in. Total weight: 24 oz.$1,000-1,500


308 141314/6Hammered sterling silver pitcherinternational silver co., meriden, ctPaneled body raised on oval-form foot withangular handle, monogrammed to each side.H: 9 in. 20 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$400-600

309 141314/17Arts and Crafts hammered sterling silver bowllebolt & co., chicago, il, early 20th centuryCircular form with paneled body, raised on fourfeet.H: 4, Dia: 9 in. 20 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$500-700

306 141243/1Fine sterling silver seven-piece tea andcoffee serviceearly 20th century, marked for robert c. green’s sonIn the late 18th century style, comprisinga hot water kettle on stand, coffee andteapot, covered sugar, creamer,wastebowl, and tray, oval lobed form withincised ribbon motif and geometric band,spout with flowerhead and leaves, withwooden scroll handles, monogrammedAYR to body, marked ILH, Sterling anddated “1932” to undersides. (7).H: 14 1/4 in. (kettle). L: 28, W: 20 1/4 in.(tray). Total weight: 268 oz.$4,000-6,000

307 141314/1Sterling silver pitcherinternational silver co., meriden, ct,early 20th centuryOctagonal form with engraved band offloral blossoms and scrolling foliage toshoulder and conforming foot, withangular handle.H: 11 in. 35 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$600-800See illustration on page 69



312 141314/9Sterling silver vasewm. b. durgin co. for gorham,providence, ri, first quarter 20th centuryTrumpet form vase with fluted lowerbody raised on circular foot,monogrammed.H: 14 1/4 in. 21 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$400-600

313 132308/48Sterling silver water pitchermeriden britannia co., meriden, ct,first quarter 20th centuryTypical form raised on circular footwith angular handle.H: 8 1/4 in. 21 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

314 132308/43Eight sterling silver wine glassesm. fred hirsch co., jersey city, nj,1920-1945Conical form raised on circular foot.(8).H: 3 1/4 in. Total weight: 16 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

315 138192/8Sterling silver flatware service for eightfrederick w. koonz for lunt silversmiths,greenfield, ma, circa 1921“William and Mary” pattern, comprising eighteach dinner knives and forks, salad forks, butterknives, bouillon spoons; sixteen teaspoons; fourserving spoons; one each ladle, cheese scoop,and master butter knife; together with twelvesilver leaf-form straws, two napkin holders, asmall pitcher, and various miscellaneous items.(approx. 80).Weighable silver: 86 oz.$800-1,200


310 148014/5BSterling silver and 14K gold gemset compactwordley, allsop & bliss co., newark, nj, early 20th centurySquare shape with engraved lattice-work motif, lid withgold accent panel and four sapphires in the shape of aflowerhead, interior with mirror.H: 1/2, W: 2 3/4, D: 2 3/4 in.$300-500

311 148014/5Sterling silver and 14K gold lady’s gemset cigarette casetiffany & co., new york, ny, early 20th centuryRectangular shape with radiating linear motif, lid with 14kgold accent panel with three square sapphires, gilt-washedinterior.H: 3/4, W: 3 1/2, D: 3 in.$400-600

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317 132308/26Sterling silver bowlarthur stone, gardner, ma,circa 1925Typical form raised on steppedcircular foot.H: 2 1/4, Dia: 5 1/4 in. 7 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

318 132308/49Sterling silver dinner plates. kirk & son, baltimore, md,1925-32Circular form with wide border andraised rim.Dia: 11 1/2 in. 17 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

319 132308/34Five sterling silver bowlss. kirk & son, baltimore, md,circa 1930Shallow bowls of typical form andvarying sizes, monogrammed. (5).Dia: 9 1/2 in. (largest bowl). Totalweight: 57 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$700-900

316 132542/5Sterling silver partial flatwareserviceconcord silversmiths, concord, nh, circa 1925“Old Hampshire” pattern,comprising nine dinner forks, twoice cream forks, twelve tablespoons,nine bouillon spoons, threeteaspoons, and fourteen knives;together with ten teaspoons andthree salad forks by Gorham, eightbouillon spoons and one teaspoonby Towle Silversmiths, four butterknives, two forks, a pea server, andserving fork by Dominick & Haff, aReed and Barton butter knife and acarving fork all in similar pattern,most monogrammed. (81).Weighable silver: 69 oz.$800-1,200


320 141318/3Sterling silver six-piece tea and coffee servicetuttle silversmiths, boston, ma, 1932, retailed by j.e. caldwell & co.“Paul Revere” pattern, comprising a hot waterkettle on stand, coffee and teapot, coveredsugar, creamer, wastebowl, and twin-handledtray, baluster form, hinged lid with acorn finial,monogrammed; together with a pair of silversugar tongs. (7).H: 13 in. (kettle). L: 24 1/2, W: 17 in. (tray).Total weight: 195 oz.$3,000-5,000

321 148024/1Sterling silver flatware servicewilliam s. warren for r. wallace &sons, mfg. co., wallingford, ct,circa 1934“Rose point” pattern, comprising tendinner knives; nine each dinner andsalad forks; twelve each teaspoons,bouillon spoons, and iced tea spoons;eight butter spreaders; three largeserving spoons; three small spoons; oneeach serving fork, lemon fork, olive fork,carving fork and knife, pastry server, anda pierced casserole shell; together withother sterling silver and silverplateitems. (approx. 112).Weighable silver: 80 oz.$1,000-1,500


322 132308/7Eight sterling silver dinner platesdominick & haff, new york, ny,circa 1935Plain circular form. (8).Dia. 11 in. Total weight: 158 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$3,000-5,000

323 132308/68Sterling silver flatwareinternational sterling co., meriden, ct,circa 1936“Simplicity” pattern, comprising six forks andknives; two tablespoons; one each serving forkand tomato server, monogrammed. (16).Weighable silver: 18 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

324 132308/37Sterling silver serving dishreed & barton, taunton, ma, 1937Circular form with reticulated inner bandsurrounded by applied teardrop motif to outerrim, monogrammed; together with a reticulatedside plate, Gorham Mfg. Co., 1915. (2).Dia: 11 in. Total weight: 18 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

325 141330/1Sterling silver flatware service fortwelvefrank s. trumball for manchestersilver co., providence, ri,circa 1938“Gadroonette” pattern, comprisingtwelve each dinner and luncheonknives, dinner forks, luncheon forks,salad forks, cocktail forks, bouillonspoons, small soup spoons,teaspoons, demitasse spoons; ninebutter spreaders; and ten fruitspoons. (145).Weighable silver: 120 oz.$3,000-5,000



328 132308/44Sterling silver covered entrée dishfisher silversmiths, inc., jersey city, nj, mid 20th centuryShaped oval form lobed body, withtwin handled cover marked“Sterling” only.H: 3 1/2, W: 10 1/2, D: 7 1/2 in.24 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800

329 132308/52Four pairs of American sterlingsilver candlesticksmid 20th centuryMakers include Empire Silver Co.,Inc., Hamilton, and TowleSilversmiths, weighted. (8).H: 4 1/2 in. (tallest). Weighted.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

330 132308/51Sterling silver coffee potpreisner silver co., wallingford,ct, mid 20th centuryBaluster octagonal form raised oncircular foot, scroll handle withspacers, urn-form finial to hinged lid.H: 10 1/2 in. 15 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

331 132438/2Four sterling silver candlesticksfisher silversmiths, inc., jersey city, nj, mid 20th centuryEach with paneled tapering standardon circular foot, monogrammed “A”,weighted. (4).H: 10 in. Weighted.$300-500

332 132572/4Sterling silver serving dishfrank w. smith silver co., gardner, ma, mid 20th century“Chippendale” pattern serving dishwith shaped edge, monogrammedto center.L: 10 3/4, W: 10 3/4 in.15 oz.$200-400

333 132572/5Sterling silver creamer and sugarpoole silver co., taunton, ma, mid 20th century“Georgian” pattern, squat balusterform with scrolling handles and gilt-washed interiors, raised on circularfoot. (2).H: 3 in. Total weight: 10 oz.$200-400

326 132157/26Sterling silver partial flatwareservicewestmorland sterling co.,wallingford, ct, circa 1940“Milburn Rose” pattern, comprisingsix each luncheon forks andteaspoons; together with twelvebouillon spoons in the “Lily” patternby Whiting Mfg. Co., 1902; and aBuccellati luncheon fork, knife, andteaspoon. (27).Total weight: 27 oz.$400-600

327 132308/14Sterling silver bowlerikson silver shop, gardner, ma,mid 20th centuryCircular form with flared rim raisedon stepped circular foot.H: 4, Dia: 9 3/4 in. 25 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800


334 132576/20Sterling silver flatware servicealfred g. kintz for international silver co., meriden, ct,mid 20th century“Masterpiece” pattern, comprising eleven each dinner andbutter knives; twelve each dinner, salad, and cocktail forks;and seventeen teaspoons. (75).Weighable silver: 62 oz.$1,500-2,000


336 BRISK2014/1Sterling silver Paul Revere reproduction bowlnewport sterling, providence, ri, mid 20th centuryLarge bowl with everted rim raised on steppedcircular foot, monogrammed.H: 5, Dia: 10 in. 20 oz.$300-500

337 148035/7Sterling silver vegetable dishdurham silver co., new york, ny, circa 1950Oval lobed form body with grape and vine twinhandles, raised on four scroll feet.L: 15 1/2, W: 9 in. 27 oz.$400-600

338 148014/6Five sterling silver julep cupsvarious makers, circa 1960sComprising two Reed and Barton cups withreeded band, one monogrammed; two Baldwin,Miller Co., Inc. cups both engraved for men’sdoubles runner-ups and monogrammed; and oneof plain form with monogram. (5).H: 3 3/4 in. (tallest). Total weight: 19 oz.$200-400

339 132414/2Sterling silver flatware service for tenadra sterling, mid to late 20th century“Moderne” pattern, comprising ten eachdinner, luncheon, and salad forks,tablespoons, butter knives; twelve eachteaspoons and dinner knives; one eachsalad serving fork and spoon, gravy ladle,relish scoop, and four serving spoons ofvarious sizes, each stamped “Adra sterlinghand worked”. (82).Weighable silver: 100 oz. (excludingknives).$2,000-3,000


335 141282/1Sterling silver flatware servicelillian v.m. helander for internationalsterling, meriden, ct, mid 20th century“Spring Glory” pattern, comprising nine eachdinner knives and forks, luncheon forks; sixbutter spreaders; fifteen teaspoons; tenbouillon spoons; one each serving fork andspoon. (60).Weighable silver: 60 oz. (excluding knives).$1,200-1,500


341 132308/1Large sterling silver tree-and-well serving platterreed & barton, taunton, ma, 20th centuryOval form with beaded edge, raised on fouropenwork scroll feet, monogrammed.H: 2 1/2, W: 22 1/2, D: 16 1/2 in. 91 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$2,000-3,000

342 132308/6Twelve sterling silver dinner platesbailey, banks, & biddle, philadelphia, pa,20th centuryTypical plain form with raised rim. (12).Dia: 11 in. 167 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$3,000-5,000

340 138168/4Sterling silver flatware service for twelvetuttle silversmiths, boston, ma, 1977-1981“Onslow” pattern, comprising twelve eachdinner knives and forks, salad forks, bouillonspoons; seventeen teaspoons; one eachserving fork, casserole spoon, cocktail fork,cream ladle, and a pierced serving spoon.(70).Weighable silver: 97 oz. (excluding knives).$3,000-5,000



344 132308/10Sterling silver coffee pottiffany & co., new york, ny, second half 20th centuryTapering cylindrical form withreeded spout raised on steppedcircular foot, with ebonized woodscroll handle and urn-form finial.H: 9 in. 23 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800

345 132308/13FThree pairs of sterling silver andwood salad servers20th centuryThe first pair by Gorham, circularsilver handle with ebonized woodtines and bowl; the second withsterling handle and dark wood body;the third with sterling handle andlight wood body. (6).L: 10 3/4 in.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$150-250

346 132308/16Art Nouveau sterling silver bowlalvin mfg. co., providence, ri,20th centuryShaped circular form withundulating lobed body andrepoussé-worked rim to show leafand floral blossoms.H: 2, Dia: 8 1/2 in. 6 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500

347 132308/54Collection of sterling silver salt andpepper shakersvarious makers, 20th centuryTwenty-four marked “Sterling” only,other makers include DuchinSterling Creation, Crosby, HartfordSterling Co., and Wolfendon SilverCo, some weighted. (46).H: 4 1/2 in. (tallest). Weighablesilver: 11 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

348 132308/61Two pairs of sterling silvercandlesticksrevere silversmiths, brooklyn, ny,20th centuryTapering square-form stem raisedon circular foot; together with a pairof candlesticks of slendercylindrical-form marked “Sterling” tobase and a single Gorhamcandlestick, all weighted. (5).H: 10 1/4 in. Weighted.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

349 132438/5Sterling silver water pitcherinternational sterling co.,meriden, ct, 20th centuryOctagonal baluster form withangular handle, raised onconforming foot.H: 8 1/2 in. 18 oz.$300-500

350 132572/2Sterling silver centerpiece bowlfisher silversmiths inc., jersey city, nj, 20th century“Dublin” pattern, lobed body withscalloped rim, raised on circularfoot.H: 5 1/4, Dia: 11 in. 39 oz.$500-700

351 132542/24Sterling silver and cut-glassdresser setinternational silver co., meriden, ct, 20th centuryComprising a hand mirror, brush,and three cut-glass circular jars ofvarying sizes with silver lids andbeaded edges, monogrammed. (5).L: 10 in. (mirror).$400-600

352 138122/32Sterling silver presentation bowlinternational silver co., meriden, ct, 20th centuryPaul Revere reproduction bowl,engraved “Gregory Baldwin VirginiaClair Montagu McLucas December6th, 1958” within scrolling foliatecartouche, raised on steppedcircular foot.H: 5 1/4, Dia: 10 1/4 in. 35 oz.$500-700


343 132308/9Sterling silver side platesrevere silversmiths, brooklyn, ny,20th centuryTypical form, monogrammed; together withtwelve other side plates, makers mark “C.S.Co. Sterling” to underside; and five sideplates by International Sterling Co. (25).Dia: 6 in. Total weight: 90 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and Irma Daiter,Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200


354 138122/31Sterling silver punch bowlstieff company, baltimore, md,20th centuryCircular form with flaring rim raisedon stepped circular foot.H: 6 1/2, Dia: 11 in. 34 oz.$500-700

355 138134/4Three silver punch ladles20th centuryComprising a .900 standard ladle,and two silverplated ladles. (3).L: 13 in. Weighable silver: 7 oz.$300-500

356 138145/6Collection of American sterling silver holloware20th centuryIncluding a dinner plate by Woodside Sterling Co.,New York, NY, early 20th century; a Gorham oblongoval serving dish with reeded rim; a leaf-form candydish raised on three ball feet by Alfredo Sciarotta,Newport, RI, mid 20th century; a Newport Sterlingsmall pierced bowl with gadrooned rim; together withtwo open salts with spoons, a mustard dish withcobalt glass liner and spoon, a pair of salt and peppershakers, a small footed bowl, a side plate, one ladle,one serving spoons and two silverplated spoons. (13).Diam: 10 1/2 in. (dinner plate). Weighablesilver: 44 oz.$400-600

353 138122/28Sterling silver covered dishinternational sterling co.,meriden, ct, 20th centuryShallow dish of circular form withtwin handles raised on circular foot,reeded rim with repoussé leaf motifto shoulder, reticulated silverplatedcover with acorn finial; together witha lobed vegetable dish withopenwork scroll and latticework torim. (2).H: 3, W: 12 1/2, D: 10 in. Weighablesilver: 33 oz.$400-600


357 141063/1Sterling silver tea and coffeeservicer. wallace & sons, mfg. co.,wallingford, ct, 20th centuryComprising a hot water kettle onstand, coffee and teapot, coveredsugar, creamer, wastebowl, ofshaped octagonal baluster form withengraved geometric banding andfloral swags, with conforming twin-handled tray. (7).L: 22 1/2, W: 16 in. (tray). H; 14 in.(kettle). Total weight: 179 oz.(excluding burner)$4,000-6,000

358 141296/2Sterling silver hot water kettle on standinternational silver co., meriden, ct,20th century“Whitehall” pattern, pear-form lobed body withgadrooned foot and lid, raised on four scrollingleaf-capped legs, hinged lid with acorn finial.H: 15 1/2 in. Total weight: 56 oz.$400-600

359 141314/12Sterling silver demitasse potr. wallace & sons mfg. co., wallingford, ct,20th centurySquat baluster form with elongated neck, floral-capped spout, with scrolling motif to rim andfinial, underside marked with R. Wallace andSons hallmark, “Sterling”, “New York”, and “560”.H: 8 1/2 in. 15 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphia lady.$400-600

360 148014/1Sterling silver coffee pot and trayreed and barton, taunton, ma, 20th century,retailed by bailey, banks, & biddleConical-form coffee pot with repoussé festoons,bellflower pendants, and scrolling foliage, leaf-capped scroll handle and spout raised onconfirming circular foot; the twin handled ovaltray with similar motif, both monogrammed.H: 10 in. (coffee pot), L: 16 1/2, W: 9 3/4 in.(tray). Total weight: 45 oz.$500-700


362 148014/4Assorted sterling silver itemsvarious makers, 20th centuryIncluding Watson Co. vase withscalloped rim and small footedwastebowl; a Redlich & Co. smallbowl engraved “S.H.C. Doubles 1954J.G.W.”; a Dunhill lift arm silverlighter; a Stieff silver goblet; aGorham creamer; a cut glass andsilver mounted inkwell; and a silverinvalid feeder. (8).H: 7 3/4 in. (vase). Weighablesilver: 17 oz.$400-600

363 148014/7Collection of American sterlingsilver hollowarevarious makers, 20th centuryIncluding a fluted monogrammeddinner plate by Gorham, 1933; anoblong dish engraved “ChesterlandKennel Club 1941” by M. Fred HirschCo.; a covered creamer engraved“Robsie” by Gorham; a bowl onstepped circular base; a small dishwith scalloped rim; and a waterpitcher. (6).Total weight: 49 oz.$600-800

364 148029/21Pair of sterling silver candlesticksblack, starr, and frost, new york, ny, 20th centuryBaluster-form standard on circularbase, engraved all over with scrollingfoliage and flowerheads, withremovable bobeches,monogrammed. (2).H: 10 3/4 in. Weighted.$300-500

365 141039/4Sterling silver teapotwhiting mfg. co., new york, nyTypical form with engravedlatticework band to shoulder,angular handle, raised on four pawfeet, monogrammed; together with abaluster lobed pitcher with branch-form and berry cluster handle,apparently unmarked. (2).H: 6 in. (teapot). Totalweight: 22 oz.$400-600

366 132308/8Collection of American sterlingsilver hollowareVarious forms and sizes, makersinclude Tiffany & Co., RevereSilversmiths, Reed & Barton,Wallace, Watson Co., Baker-Manchester Co., somemonogrammed. (13).Total weight: 37 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800

367 132308/50Sterling silver footed cake standCircular form with beaded andpierced rim, raised on steppedcircular foot, monogrammed,makers mark unidentified.H: 1 1/2, Dia: 10 in. 14 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

368 132308/58Group of sterling silver porringersMost of typical form with piercedopenworked handle, makers includeJ.E. Caldwell & Co., ManchesterSilver Co., Stieff, and LuntSilversmiths, two with gilt-washedinteriors and three monogrammed.(8).H: 1 3/4, W: 7, Dia: 4 1/2 in.(largest). Total weight: 25 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500


361 141366/1Rare Arts and Crafts hammered silver bowlcirca 1910, attributed to rita randall, columbus, ohShallow circular dish above reticulated geometric foot, underside marked“Hand Wrought”, “Sterling” and “RR” within an oval cartouche.H: 3 1/4, Dia: 10 3/4 in. 25 oz.note:Rita Randall (1881-1944) is listed as a Craftsman Member of the Society ofArts and Crafts of Boston in their 1902 Annual Report, with her addressgiven as 257 Woodland Ave, Columbus, OH. In 1909, she won four awards

from the Ohio State Board of Agriculture including “Best Specimen, Silver” intheir Arts and Crafts Professional Hand Wrought Metal category publishedin the “Annual Report of the Ohio State Board of Agriculture”, American ArtDirectory of 1912. This bowl was given as a gift to the mother of the currentvendor who was living in Ohio at the time. We have been unable to traceany other pieces of silver or jewelry by Rita Randall or bearing the RRmaker’s mark.$2,000-3,000


372 132339/6Sterling silver coffee potTapering cylindrical form with lobedbody and heavy repoussé acanthusband to lower body, hinged dome lidwith acorn finial, marked “Sterling”to underside with scratch number“5322”.H: 10 1/2 in. 30 oz.$800-1,200

373 132542/21Sterling silver coffee pot andserving trayElongated melon-form coffee potwith scrolling handle raised oncircular foot with floral and scrollmotif to rim, twin-handled tray withsimilar design to edge,monogrammed “B”, undersidesmarked “Arnold” and “Sterling”. (2).H: 9 3/4 in. (coffee pot). L: 16,W: 10 in. (tray). Total weight: 54 oz.$700-900

374 141085/11Sterling silver and etched glasshurricane lampThe reeded standard aboveacanthus leaves, the socle with ovalcartouches with figures to reserve,raised on circular foot, undersidemarked “Sterling”, floral etched glasshurricane shade.H: 28 in.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. FrankMaxwell Andrews of Nashville, TN.$300-500

375 141314/3Sterling silver pitcherbailey, banks, & biddle co.,philadelphia, paSquat octagonal form engraved allover with flowerheads and scrollingfoliage raised on conformingoctagonal base with angular handle.H: 8 in. 22 oz.provenance:From the collection of a Philadelphialady.$400-600See illustration on page 69

376 132542/23Collection of assorted sterlingsilver flatwaremostly americanIncluding a Tiffany & Co. servingspoon with gilt-washed bowl, a S.Kirk & Son serving fork; a WatsonCo. soup spoon; a Whiting Mfg. Co.teaspoon; a Durgin spoon; togetherwith six plique-à-jour enamelled saltspoons, thirteen pieces of assortedAmerican silver flatware and severalBritish silver items, mostmonogrammed. (approx. 40).Total weight: 34 oz.$400-600

377 132542/8Collection of assorted Americansterling silver flatwareIncluding five S. Kirk and & Sonknives, a carving fork and knife, ninepen nibs, and several serving piecesby Gorham including a cocktail fork,butter spreader and knife, sugarshell, tea strainer, and servingspoon; together with several otherpieces of flatware and servingpieces, various forms and makers.(approx. 86 pieces).Weighable silver: 41 oz. (approx)$400-600

378 132308/13Collection of American sterlingsilver assorted flatwareIncluding twelve Reed & Barton“Chambord” pattern dinner knives;twenty four International Sterling“Fontaine” pattern demitassespoons; nine Wallace “Washington”pattern teaspoons; eight Gorham“Old English Tipt” pattern cocktailforks; six Gorham “No. 715” patterndemitasse spoons; together witheighty-four knives, twenty-twoteaspoons, thirteen forks, twelvecocktail forks, twelve mother-of-pearl handled knives, eight bouillonspoons, seven demitasse spoons,two carving sets, and several othermiscellaneous pieces of Americanflatware. (approx. 245).Weighable silver: 112 oz. (excludingknives).provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$2,500-3,500

379 132308/3CCollection of American coin silverforks19th centuryVarious forms and sizes, makersinclude W. Faber and Sons, UriClark, C. Bard and Son, Whartenby,E.H. Goulding, and many others.(approx. 58).Total weight: 86 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$1,000-1,500

380 132308/3DLarge and extensive collection ofAmerican coin silver spoons19th centuryVarious forms and sizes, makersinclude Hyde and Goodrich, S.Richards, J. Mailton, S.M. Hopper,and many others. (approx. 320).Total weight: 292 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$3,000-5,000

381 132308/3BLarge and extensive collection ofPennsylvania coin silver spoons19th centuryVarious forms and sizes, makersinclude James E. Caldwell, W.W.Cassidy, RW Wilson, J. Fries, J. Reedand Son, and many others. (approx.150).Total weight: 114 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$1,500-2,000

369 132308/62Collection of sterling silver mugsand beakersVarious forms and sizes, mostlyplain, makers include Tiffany & Co.,Stieff, S. Kirk & Sons, Webster,International Sterling Co., Wallace,Gorham, and others; together withseveral beakers by various makers,including two Russian silver vodkacups, some monogrammed.(approx. 33 pieces).Total weight: 70 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$800-1,200

370 132308/64Collection of American sterlingsilver hollowaregorham mfg. co., providence, ri,various datesIncluding two bowls, a plate, andsauce boat with beaded edges; apierced basket; an open sugar withscalloped rim and twin handles; anda Metropolitan Museumreproduction bowl. (7).Total weight: 31 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$400-600

371 132308/65Collection of American sterlingsilver hollowareIncluding two Tiffany & Co. opensalts with beaded rims and twosmall dishes; eight Shreve & Co.,shaped oval-form nut dishes; foursilver rattles and boxes; two lighters;together with several other sterlingsilver articles. (approx. 37).Weighable silver: 43 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$600-800



382 141271/2Mexican silver tea and coffee servicesanborns, mexico city, mid 20th centuryComprising a coffee and teapot, coveredsugar, creamer, wastebowl, and tray, withrepoussé band of flowerheads and engravedleaves to body, spout, and handle, withfloral blossom finial. (6).H: 8 in. (coffee pot). L: 26 1/2, W: 16 in.(tray). Total weight: 215 oz.$2,500-3,500

383 141085/2AMexican silver covered sugar and creamermid 20th centurySpherical form with lobed lower body below repoussé-worked flowerheads and leaves on a textured ground,raised on four floral-capped feet, underside stamped“Real Silver Factory”, “55”, “925”, “Sterling” within adiamond, and “Joyeria Sterling” within a rectangle. (2).H: 6 in. (creamer). Total weight: 40 oz.provenance:From the family of Lt. Gen. Frank Maxwell Andrews ofNashville, TN.$600-800

384 132308/2Mexican silver serving traytango aceves, taxco, mid 20th centuryShaped oval form with twin handles.L: 25 3/4, W: 17 in. 52 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$1,200-1,800

Other Silver from the Americaslots 382-390


386 132308/46Mexican silver candy dish20th century, possibly ace guadalajaraShaped triangular dish raised onthree ball feet.H: 2, W: 8 in. 8 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

387 132308/60Collection of Peruvian napkin rings20th centuryTypical form with applied llama andgreek key motif to border; togetherwith six iced tea spoons withtwisted stem, one German napkinring, and two other apparentlyunmarked napkin rings. (14).H: 1 1/4, Dia: 1 1/2 in. Totalweight: 9 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$200-400

388 132446/5Latin American silver chalicepossibly peru, 18th/19th centuryKnopped standard over circulardomed base, gilt-washed cylindricalcup, apparently unmarked.H: 8 1/2 in. 11 oz.$300-500

389 141305/15Portuguese silver pitcherlisbon, post 1938Typical form with bold repoussé andchased scroll and shells, with leaf-capped scroll handle andconforming circular foot, .833standard.H: 10 in. 22 oz.$400-600

385 132308/59Collection of Mexican sterlingsilver hollowareIncluding a twin-handled lobed bowland an oval dish by Sanborns,Mexico City; a rectangular form dishmarked “M.R.M. hecho en Mexico”;a small plate with undulating rim;together with a child’s fork andspoon and two serving pieces. (8).Total weight: 28 oz.provenance:From the estate of Donald and IrmaDaiter, Huntingdon Valley, PA.$300-500


390 132290/23Spanish silver chess set with wooden board20th century, probably jose m. caleroComprising the full compliment of thirty-two pieces including sixteen pawns;four each rooks, knights, bishops; two queens, and two kings, one side withEgyptian figures, the other with African figures; together with a woodenboard with silver mounted feet, reverse side of board engraved “No. 12-2,Promotor: Alberty Joyeros, S.A., Autor: Jose M. Calero”. (33).Weighted.$3,000-5,000

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English & Continental Furniture & Decorative ArtsAuction 05/20/14

A Fine Louis XVI style malachite veneered andgilt bronze mounted vitrine cabinetearly 20th century$30,000-50,000

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To ensure the safety of your property Freeman’s requestsremoval within 10 business days of the sale date.Collection hours are Monday–Friday, 9:30am–4:30pm. Forlarger items, please email [email protected] schedule a loading dock appointment. For purchaserelease to persons not listed on your contract or invoice,3rd party authorization is required. Please mail or fax,215.599.2240, a signed letter stating receipt/item(s) orsale/lot(s) and name of third party collecting property.

Freeman’s does not handle packing or shipping. Theshippers listed have worked with Freeman’s clients in thepast and will be happy to provide you with quotes for thepacking and shipping of your property.

Aiston Fine Art ServiceP.O. Box 3434Grand Central StationNew York, NY 10163212.715.0629Fax: [email protected]

Atelier Art Services103 East Sharpnack StreetPhiladelphia, PA [email protected]

Mr. C’sCharles [email protected]

Cadogan Tate Fine ArtCadogan House, 41-20 39th StreetSunnyside, New York 11104718.706.7999Fax: [email protected]

A. Mastrocco Jr. Moving & StorageRoseanne Gebler1060 Louis DriveWarminster, PA 18991215.491.0346Fax: [email protected]

The Packaging StoreDuane Freed2333 West Main StreetLansdale, PA 19446215.361.6940Fax: [email protected]

UPS StoreJohn Bohach51 North 3rd StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106215.629.4990Fax: [email protected]

VG Packaging LLCGordon G Murray II12 Salem RoadSchwenksville, PA 19473484.552.8741Fax: [email protected]

Furniture & Larger ItemsFor larger pieces where deliverytime is not the primary concern, wesuggest getting your items freighted.

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All property offered and sold (“property”) through samuel t. freeman & co, (“freeman’s”) shall be offered and sold on theterms and conditions set forth below which constitutes the complete statement of the terms and conditions on which allproperty is offered for sale. by bidding at the auction, whether present in person or by agent, by written bid, telephone,internet or other means, the buyer agrees to be bound by these terms and conditions.

total purchase price. The Buyer’sPremium shall be: 25% on the first$50,000 of the hammer price ofeach lot, 20% on the portion from$50,001 through $1,000,000, and12% thereafter.

14Unless exempted by law from thepayment thereof, the buyer will berequired to pay any and all federalexcise tax and any state and/or localsales taxes, including wheredeliveries are to be made outside thestate where a sale is conducted,which may be subject to acorresponding or compensating taxin another state.

15Freeman’s may, as a service to buyerarrange to have purchased propertyposted and shipped at the buyer’sexpense. Freeman’s is notresponsible for any acts or omissionsin packing or shipping of purchasedlots whether or not such carrierrecommended by Freeman’s. Packingand handling of purchased lots is atthe responsibility of the buyer and isat the entire risk of the buyer.

16In no event shall any liability ofFreeman’s to the buyer exceed thepurchase price actually paid.

17 No claimed modification oramendment of this Agreement onthe part of any party shall bedeemed extant, enforceable orprovable unless it is in writing thathas been signed by the parties tothis Agreement. No course ofdealing and no delay or omission onthe part of Freeman’s in exercisingany right under this Agreement shalloperate as a waiver of such right orany other right and waiver on anyone or more occasions shall not beconstrued as a bar to or waiver ofany right or remedy of Freeman’s onany future occasion.

18These Conditions of Sale and thebuyer’s, the Consignor’s andFreeman’s rights under theseConditions of Sale shall be governedby, construed and enforced inaccordance with the laws of theCommonwealth of Pennsylvania andConsignor and Buyer agree to theexclusive jurisdiction of thePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania Court ofCommon Pleas and the UnitedStates District Court for the EasternDistrict of Pennsylvania.

will also be responsible for all costs,including warehousing, the expenseof the ultimate sale, and Freeman’scommission at its regular ratestogether with all related andincidental charges, including legalfees. Payment is a precondition toremoval. Payment shall be by cash,certified check or similar bank draft,or any other method approved byFreeman’s. Checks will not bedeemed to constitute payment untilcleared. Any exceptions must bemade upon Freeman’s writtenapproval of credit prior to sale. Inaddition, a defaulting buyer will bedeemed to have granted andassigned to Freeman’s, a continuingsecurity interest of first priority inany property or money of, or owingto such buyer in Freeman’spossession, and Freeman’s mayretain and apply such property ormoney as collateral security for theobligations due to due to Freeman’s.Freeman’s shall have all of the rightsaccorded a secured party under thePennsylvania Uniform CommercialCode.

10Unless the sale is advertised andannounced as “without reserve”,each lot is offered subject to areserve and Freeman’s mayimplement such reserves by biddingthrough its representatives on behalfof the Consignors. In certaininstances, the Consignor may payless than the standard commissionrate where Freeman’s or itsrepresentative is a successful bidderon behalf of the Consignor. Wherethe Consignor is indebted toFreeman’s, Freeman’s may have aninterest in the offered lots and theproceeds therefrom, other than thebroker’s Commissions, and all salesare subject to any such interest.

11No “buy” bids shall be accepted atany time for any purpose.

12Any pre-sale bids must be submittedin writing to Freeman’s prior tocommencement of the offer of thefirst lot of any sale. Freeman’s copyof any such bid shall conclusively bedeemed to be the sole evidence ofsame, and while Freeman’s acceptsthese bids for the convenience ofbidders not present at the auction,Freeman’s shall not be responsiblefor the failure to execute, or, toexecute properly, any pre-sale bid.

13A Buyer’s Premium will be added tothe successful bid price and ispayable by the buyer as part of the

8Upon the fall of the hammer, title toany offered lot or article willimmediately pass to the highestbidder as determined in the exclusivediscretion of the auctioneer, subjectto compliance by the buyer withthese Conditions of Sale. Buyerthereupon assumes full risk andresponsibility of the property sold,agrees to sign any requestedconfirmation of purchase, and agreesto pay the full price, plus Buyer’sPremium, therefore or such part,upon such terms as Freeman’s mayrequire.

9No lot may be removed fromFreeman’s premises until the buyerhas paid in full the purchase pricetherefor including Buyer’s Premiumor has satisfied such terms thatFreeman’s, in its sole discretion,shall require. Subject to theforegoing, all Property shall be paidfor and removed by the buyer athis/her expense within ten (10)days of sale and, if not so removed,may be sold by Freeman’s, or sentby Freeman’s to a public warehouse,at the sole risk and charge of thebuyer(s), and Freeman’s mayprohibit the buyer fromparticipating, directly or indirectly,as a bidder or buyer in any futuresale or sales. In addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s bylaw, Freeman’s reserves the right toimpose a late charge of 1.5% permonth of the total purchase price onany balance remaining ten (10) daysafter the day of sale. If Property isnot removed by the buyer within ten(10) days, a handling charge of 1%of the total purchase price permonth from the tenth day after thesale until removal by the buyer shallbe payable to Freeman’s by thebuyer; Freeman’s shall charge 1.5%of the total purchase price permonth for any property not soremoved within 60 days after thesale. Freeman’s will not beresponsible for any loss, damage,theft, or otherwise responsible forany goods left in Freeman’spossession after ten (10) days. If theforegoing conditions or anyapplicable provisions of law are notcomplied with, in addition to otherremedies available to Freeman’s andthe Consignor (including withoutlimitation the right to hold thebuyer(s) liable for the bid price)Freeman’s, at its option, may eithercancel the sale, retaining asliquidated damages all paymentsmade by the buyer(s), or resell theproperty. In such event, the buyer(s)shall remain liable for any deficiencyin the original purchase price and

1Unless otherwise indicated, allProperty will be offered by Freeman’sas agent for the Consignor.

2Freeman’s reserves the right to varythe terms of sale and any suchvariance shall become part of theseConditions of Sale.

3Buyer acknowledges that it had theright to make a full inspection of allProperty prior to sale to determinethe condition, size, repair orrestoration of any Property.Therefore, all property is sold “AS-IS”. Freeman’s is acting solely as anauction broker, and unless otherwisestated, does not own the Propertyoffered for sale and has made noindependent investigation of theProperty. Freeman’s makes nowarranty of title, merchantability orfitness for a particular purpose, orany other warranty or representationregarding the description,genuineness, attribution, provenanceor condition to the Property of anykind or nature with respect to theProperty.

4Freeman’s in its sole and exclusivediscretion, reserves the right towithdraw any property, at any time,before the fall of the hammer.

5Unless otherwise announced by theauctioneer at the time of sale, allbids are per lot as numbered in theprinted catalogue. Freeman’sreserves the right to determine anyand all matters regarding the order,precedence or appropriate incrementof bids or the constitution of lots.

6The highest bidder acknowledged bythe auctioneer shall be the buyer.The auctioneer has the right to rejectany bid, to advance the bidding at hisabsolute discretion and in the eventof any dispute between bidders, theauctioneer shall have the sole andfinal discretion either to determinethe successful bidder or to re- offerand resell the article in dispute. If anydispute arises after sale, theFreeman’s sale record shall beconclusive in all respects.

7If the auctioneer determines that anyopening or later bid or any advancebid is not commensurate with thevalue of the Property offered, he mayreject the same and withdraw theProperty from sale.

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A Buyer’s Premium will be added to the successful bid price and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase price. The Buyer’s Premium shall be: 25% on the first $50,000 of the hammer price of eachlot, 20% on the portion from $50,001 through $1,000,000, and 12% on that portion of the hammer price exceeding $1,000,000. All lots must be paid for and removed within 10 days.

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I hereby confirm thet I have read and am bound by the “Terms of Sale” presented by the auction house and which govern all auction purchases made by me. Although every attempt is made to execute yourbid(s), the auctioneer is not responsible for errors and omissions.

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Officers

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Samuel M. Freeman IIChairman

Alasdair NicholVice Chairman

Margaret D. FreemanVice Chairman

Paul S. RobertsPresident

Hanna DougherChief Operating Officer

AppraisalsAmy [email protected]

Business DevelopmentThomas B McCabe [email protected]

Client ServicesMary Maguire [email protected]

FinanceMark [email protected]

Marketing & CommunicationTara Theune [email protected]

Museum ServicesThomas B McCabe [email protected]

PhotographyElizabeth [email protected]

Press & MediaMelissa [email protected]

Shipping & ReceivingBethany [email protected]

Trust & EstatesSamuel T. Freeman [email protected]

Southeastern Colin [email protected]

New EnglandKelly [email protected]

Mid-WestWilliam [email protected]

Mid-AtlanticMatthew [email protected]

West CoastMichael [email protected]

Main LineMaya O’[email protected]

Specialist Departments American Art & PennsylvaniaImpressionistsAlasdair [email protected]

American Furniture, Folk & Decorative ArtsLynda [email protected]

American SilverSamuel M. Freeman [email protected]

Asian ArtsRichard A [email protected]

Books, Manuscripts, Maps & EphemeraDavid [email protected]

English & Continental Furniture & Decorative ArtsDavid [email protected]

European Art & Old MastersDavid M [email protected]

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Modern & Contemporary ArtAnne [email protected]

Oriental Rugs & TapestriesRichard A [email protected]

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