Beech Treen Plate - SOLD
The plate has a diameter of 11.5-inches.
EAS430 - SOLD
American Flint Glass
Cut Glass Decanter and Wines
Circa 1825-1840
The decanter is blown; has cut decoration and a mushroom stopper. The four flint wine glasses are blown and have applied baluster stems; cut decoration. The decanter and one glass have potstones. No chips or cracks. The decanter is approximately 10-inches high; wines are approximately 4-inches high.
Price: $925 for the lot
PTR155
Vermont Paint Decorated Dome Top
Circa 1830
Dimensions: height- 13-inches; width- 27.75 inches; depth- 13.75 inches.
Price: $2,750
417-49
Unsigned Flintlock Tinder Lighter
Manufactured circa 1800, standing with brass body, slab side wood grips. Very old patina on brass. Shows little use. Lightly engraved. Functional except weak trigger spring. DO NOT CLEAN.
Price: $1,100
LIT928
Northeastern Burl Sugar Bowl
Maple
Circa 1780-1800
A scarcely encountered form...thin walled urn shaped box with domed lid on footed base. In fine condition with only typical interior lid-rim chips; terrific nut brown patina. Lid remains with perfect fit. (Height: 5.5-inches; diameter of bowl: 4.5-inches; diameter of foot: 3.5-inches.)
Price: $10,250
501-1
Staffordshire Historical Views Tea Set
View of Wadsworth Tower in Avon, CT
Sold as a group...
Historical Staffordshire Teapot
Blue transfer view of Wadsworth Tower, Avon, CT and shell border. Impressed hand mark of Sir James Duke & Nephews, circa 1860-1863. Small professional restoration on tip of spout and "shoulder" above spout, otherwise very good. Approximately 7-inches high.
Historic American Views Sugar Bowl
Dark flow blue, view of Wadsworth Tower in Avon, CT, shell border, unsigned but usually attributed to Enoch Wood & Sons, circa 1840's. Restoration to lobes on rim and handle. (Approximately 6.5-inches high.)
Historic American Views Cup and Saucer
A handleless cup and deep dish saucer, very dark blue transfer of Wadsworth Tower, shell border, unsigned with impressed asterisk on bottom of saucer, probably Enoch Wood & Sons, circa 1840's. Saucer excellent, a few very small chips on foot of cup.
Historic American Views Cup and Saucer
A handleless cup and deep dish saucer, very dark blue transfer of Wadsworth Tower, shell border, unsigned with impressed asterisk on bottom of saucer, probably Enoch Wood & Sons, circa 1840's. Saucer excellent, a few very small chips on foot of cup.
Price: $4,950 for the lot
PTR153
Pair Brass Push-Up Ejector Candlesticks
Second half, 19th-century
A good example of comparatively simple sticks made out of period...the columns with long candle cups and classic knops are attractively finished at the top; interesting pierced trefoil push-up ejector knobs in the stem...on a handsome domed circular base.
Price: $950
PTR152
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