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APRIL 11 & 12
2015CATALOG
CONTENTS
GALLERY AUCTION | APRIL 11-12, 2015
• Antique and Quality
Reproduction Furniture
• American and Continental
Paintings and Sculpture
• Silver • Porcelain
• Glass • Oriental Rugs
• Automobiles • Coins
• Guns • Collectibles
Featuring Property from the Estates of:
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
AUCTION DATES
Sat., April 11- Sun., April 12
Sessions begin at 10:00 am
Exhibition Dates & Times:
Thursday, April 9th, 10 AM to 6 PM;
Friday, April 10th, 10 AM to 4 PM
Saturday, April 11th, 9 AM to 1 PM
AUCTION SCHEDULE
Saturday, April 11 @ 10:00 am
Oriental Rugs; Guns & Edged Weapons; Coins;
Pens & Collectibles; Books (Lots 1 – 999)
Sunday, April 12 @ 10:00 am
Decorations; Automobiles; Furniture; Paintings & Prints;
Silver (Lots 1000 – 2250)
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS ORIENTAL RUGS
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GUNS &
EDGED WEAPONS
8
DECORATIONS
23
AUTOMOBILES
33
FURNITURE
33
PAINTINGS
& PRINTS
39
SILVER
45
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TERMS
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
Bidding in this auction sale constitutes acceptance by you (“Bidder”) of all the Terms of Sale stated herein. ALL SALES ARE
FINAL. This is a sight sale. Each bidder must rely on his or her own judgment of an item’s descriptions and condition. Alex
Cooper Auctioneers is not responsible for any error or omission. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the
lot is in perfect condition, nor is free from wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Prospective buyers may submit
an inquiry requesting a more detailed examination and/or clarification of a condition report.
Note that a twenty percent (20%) buyer’s premium will be added to the hammer price. However, a reduced buyer’s premium
of 18% will be added to the hammer price for payment by cash, debit card, wire transfer, or checks pre-approved by Alex
Cooper Auctioneers. In addition, an online bidding fee will be charged for successful bidders using Invaluable, AuctionZip and
Live Auctioneers online bidding systems.
Shipping arrangements are the responsibility of the purchaser. You are paying a third party shipping company so the shipping
cost will be higher. Be sure to read each item’s condition, and contact us for condition reports and verification before bidding.
Feel free to contact us with any other questions. Please note: Transparent holders in which the auction lots are stored are to
facilitate viewing and inspection of the lots and ARE NOT for long-term storage.
THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE CONSTITUTE ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS ON WHICH PROPERTY
LISTED IN THE CATALOGUE (INCLUDING INTERNET WEBSITE LISTINGS) SHALL BE OFFERED FOR SALE OR SOLD BY ALEX
COOPER AUCTIONEERS, INC. (“ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS”).
These Terms and Conditions of Sale contain all terms and conditions on which Alex Cooper Auctioneers and the seller contract
with the buyer of any tangible personal property sold at auction by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. These Terms and Conditions of
Sale may be amended by Alex Cooper Auctioneers at any time and from time to time through the time of sale by any notices
posted or oral announcements made during the sale. By bidding at an auction, whether in person or by agent, absentee bid,
telephone, or internet, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale.
1. AGENCY
Alex Cooper Auctioneers acts as agent for the sellers of all property described in all catalogues. The contract for the sale of each item is a contract between the owner
of the item and the successful bidder for the item.
2. PRESALE ACTIVITY
A. Inspections. All Alex Cooper Auctioneers auctions are sight sales. You are strongly advised to personally inspect and examine any items that you contemplate
bidding for. If you purchase any item sight unseen, you accept all responsibility for such purchase; without limitation, you accept any defects, damages, past repairs,
irregularities, and all other physical conditions that could have been determined by your inspection of the property. If the results of your inspection and/or evaluation
of any property leave uncertainty in your mind as to any matter you deem relevant to your potential purchase, Alex Cooper Auctioneers recommends you have an
expert examine the lot for you or do not bid on the item in question. Neither Alex Cooper Auctioneers nor the seller made any warranty or guaranty as to property
offered at auction except as provided in Section 5 hereof.
B. Descriptions. Written and oral descriptions, including without limitation catalogue and internet descriptions and condition reports, are our opinions only, and
should not be construed or relied upon as statements of fact nor as guarantees of any kind. Such statements do not constitute a representation, warranty or assumption of liability of any kind by us. Alex Cooper Auctioneers is not responsible or liable for the correctness of the catalogue, internet listing, condition reports, or other
descriptions, except as provided in Section 5 hereof. Any references to damage, repair or restoration are for guidance only and should be evaluated by personal
inspection by the bidder; the absence of such references does not imply that an item is free from defects, repairs, or restoration, nor does a reference to particular
defects, repairs or restorations imply the absence of others. Condition of frames on artwork is not generally described. All measurements are approximate. Jewelry
descriptions are only estimates as to carat size, gold content, number of stones, etc. Upholstered furniture has not been disinfected.
C. Images. All images in Alex Cooper Auctioneers catalogues are for identification purposes only and are not intended to represent the actual color or clarity of the
item being auctioned. All photos are of the actual items being auctioned unless otherwise noted in the catalogue or online listing. Please note that the photos may
be enlarged to show detail or reduced for inclusion in the catalog online listing.
D. Inspections. All Alex Cooper Auctioneers auctions are sight sales. You are strongly advised to personally inspect and examine any items that you contemplate
bidding for. If you purchase any item sight unseen, you accept all responsibility for such purchase; without limitation, you accept any defects, damages, past repairs,
irregularities, and all other physical conditions that could have been determined by your inspection of the property. If the results of your inspection and/or evaluation
of any property leave uncertainty in your mind as to any matter you deem relevant to your potential purchase, Alex Cooper Auctioneers recommends you have an
expert examine the lot for you or do not bid on the item in question. Neither Alex Cooper Auctioneers nor the seller made any warranty or guaranty as to property
offered at auction except as provided in Section 5 hereof.
E. Estimates of Selling Price. Any estimate of the selling price of an item stated in our catalogue or internet listing is intended as a guide for prospective bidders. Any
bid between the listed figures would, in our opinion, offer a fair chance of success. However, all property can bring prices either above or below stated estimates. Stated
estimates should not be relied upon as the value of the item, nor as a statement that this is the price at which the item will in fact sell.
F. Buyer’s Responsibility. Except as stated in Section 5 hereof, all property is sold “AS IS” without any representation or warranty of any kind by Alex Cooper Auctioneers or the seller. Buyers are responsible for satisfying themselves as to all aspects of property condition and descriptions, including without limitation genuineness,
attribution, provenance, authenticity, authorship, completeness, condition, damage, repairs, restorations, estimates of value, and all matters referred to in catalogue
entries, internet descriptions, condition reports, and elsewhere.
3. CONDUCT OF SALE
A. Bidder Qualification. Alex Cooper Auctioneers may from time to time establish standards of qualification for bidders. Internet bidders must qualify through the
online bidding software. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right, at its complete discretion, to refuse admission to the premises and/or participation in any auction,
and to reject any bid.
B. Bidder Registration. Prospective bidders are required to register prior to the auction. Registration is available a limited number of days prior to the time and place
of the auction. Internet bidders must register through the online bidding software. PRIOR TO BIDDING, ALL REGISTRANTS ARE REQUIRED TO CAREFULLY READ ALL
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE, THE DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE LOTS ON WHICH THEY HAVE BID AND THEY AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS OF SALE. Any
questions shall be directed to Alex Cooper Auctioneers prior to bidding. Registrants are responsible for payment of purchases resulting from all successful bids. No
children under age 13 are permitted at exhibitions or sales.
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C. Internet Bidding. Internet bidding is offered as a service to our customers, and prospective bidders shall not hold us responsible for any errors or failures in executing bids, nor shall they hold us responsible for any failure due to the loss of the auction applet supplied to us the online bidding software. Internet bids are bid
electronically by the computers of the online bidding software and compete against live bids on our auction floor, telephone bids, and absentee bids by bidders who
are not participating in the internet component of the auction. Internet bids are announced competitively by a member of our staff at the time of the live auction.
Alex Cooper Auctioneers may be offered other bids of the same value as your internet bid. It is at the auctioneer’s discretion which of these bids it chooses to accept
during the auction.
D. Acceptance and Rejection of Bids. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right to accept or reject any bid for any reason whatsoever. Absentee bids must be greater
than 50% of the low estimate. The highest bidder acknowledged by Alex Cooper Auctioneers will be the actual buyer. In the event of any dispute between bidders,
or in the event of doubt on Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ part as to the validity of any bid, Alex Cooper Auctioneers will have the exclusive final discretion to determine
the successful bidder, cancel the sale, or to re-offer and resell the item in dispute. Alex Cooper Auctioneers is not responsible for any errors or omissions in connection
therewith. Alex Cooper Auctioneers shall be the sole arbitrator in case of any disputed bid.
E. Reserves. It is the policy of Alex Cooper Auctioneers to act as agent on behalf of the sellers; Alex Cooper Auctioneers does not permit a seller to bid on his or her
own lots unless expressly so stated or except as herein set forth. Unless advertised otherwise, some lots may be offered subject to a reserve. A reserve is the minimum
price that the seller is willing to accept for the lot, which may or may not be disclosed, and which may be determined or modified at any time by written or verbal communication between the seller and Alex Cooper Auctioneers through conclusion of the auction sale for that lot. If a reserve is established, it is generally at a percentage
of the low estimate and will not exceed the low estimate for the lot. It is important for all bidders to know that Alex Cooper Auctioneers may open the bidding on any
lot by placing a bid on behalf of the seller, and may continue to bid on behalf of the seller up to the amount of the reserve price, either by placing consecutive bids or
by placing bids in response to other bidders. Alex Cooper Auctioneers will not place consecutive bids on behalf of the seller above the reserve.
F. Withdrawal of Lots. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right to withdraw any lot before or during the sale and shall have no liability whatsoever for such withdrawal. No participant in the auction sale shall have a right to claim any damages, including consequential damages if a lot is withdrawn.
G. Bidding Increments. Alex Cooper Auctioneers uses the following increment multiples for all bidding, whether live, absentee, telephonic or internet.
Bid Range Increments
$0 - $99............................................................ $10
$100 - $499...................................................... $25
$500 - $999...................................................... $50
$1,000 - $1,999.............................................. $100
Bid Range Increments
$2,000 - $4,999.............................................. $250
$5,000 - $9,999.............................................. $500
$10,000 - $19,999....................................... $1,000
$20,000 - $49,999....................................... $2,500
Bid Range Increments
$50,000 - $99,999....................................... $5,000
$100,000+................................................ $10,000
H. Winning Bids. Subject to Alex Cooper Auctioneer’s discretion, the highest bidder accepted by Alex Cooper Auctioneers will be the winning bidder, and the striking
of the hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid and the entry of a contract between the seller and high bidder. The winning bidder assumes full responsibility
and risk of loss for items purchased at the fall of the hammer. Any person submitting bids on behalf of a corporation or other entity, by making such bid, agrees to be
personally liable for the payment of the purchase price and any related charges and the performance of all Buyer obligations under the Terms of Sale. ALEX COOPER
AUCTIONEERS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS IN BIDDING. All Bidders should make certain to bid on the correct lot and that the bid is the bid intended. Once
the hammer has fallen and the Auctioneer has announced the Buyer, the Buyer is unconditionally bound to pay for the lot, even if the Buyer made a mistake.
4. FOLLOWING THE SALE.
A. Invoice. The bidder acknowledges that the invoice describing a lot by number incorporates the catalog and Terms of Sale.
B. Buyer’s Premium. A Buyer’s premium of twenty percent (20%) of the hammer price will be added to the purchase price for each lot and paid by the winning bidder. However, a reduced buyer’s premium of 18% will be added to the hammer price for payment by cash, debit card, wire transfer, or checks pre-approved by Alex
Cooper Auctioneers. In addition, an online bidding fee will be added to the hammer price of each lot purchased through Invaluable, AuctionZip, and Live Auctioneers.
C. Tax. All purchases will be subject to a 6% Maryland sales tax unless: (i) the property purchased is for resale and a valid Resale Tax number is presented to Alex Cooper Auctioneer’s business office at the time of payment, and the sales price is $200 or more; or (ii) the property is being shipped to a buyer located outside the state of
Maryland. All applicable value added tax, sales tax, compensating use tax, or equivalent or other taxes shall be paid by the winning bidder.
D. Payment. Alex Cooper Auctioneers accepts cash, certified checks, Visa or Mastercard as payment. Credit card payments are limited to a total invoice amount of
$20,000. Wire transfers are encouraged and can be arranged through our accounting department. No personal checks will be accepted without prior approval. On
any cash transactions or series of transactions exceeding $10,000, Treasury Form 8300 will be filed. All property must be paid within one week following the close of
the auction. Internet bidders should contact Alex Cooper Auctioneers at 410-828-4838 to arrange payment by any of the above methods.
E. Collection of Lots / Shipping. No lots shall be delivered to or collected by the winning bidder until payment in full of the purchase price and all applicable taxes and charges. All lots must be picked up by the winning bidder or the winning bidder’s shipper within one week following the close of the auction. Property left past this date will be subject to a warehouseman’s charge of $1.00 per day for each lot not removed for the first week and $5.00 per day for
each lot thereafter. For internet bidders requiring lots to be shipped to them, Alex Cooper Auctioneers will provide names of packing and shipping agents located in Baltimore, and customers may arrange for services by one of those agents or one or their own choosing to pack and ship the property. Alex
Cooper Auctioneers will not pack or ship; providing names of packing and shipping agents is done as a convenience for the winning bidders and Alex Cooper Auctioneers shall have no responsibility or liability for loss or damage of property shipped to winning bidders.
F. Offsite Storage Information for Sold Property. Please not that all lots are subject to Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. STORAGE POLICY. Buyers will be expected to pick
up all property from Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. within three weeks after completion of the auction. The details are as follows:
i. Three weeks after the auction date, all items will be transferred to Navis Pack and Ship located at
1587 Sulphur Spring Road, Suite 107, Baltimore, MD 21227.
Items will be subject to Navis Pack & Ship terms and conditions which can be viewed at:
http://www.gonavis.com/pdf/Sample%20Possessions%20Storage%20Agreement.pdf
ii. Buyers will have two days of storage to retrieve their property or to make arrangements with Navis to pack and
ship their property. Storage fees will begin to accrue on the third day of storage. After the second day, Navis charges
$10 a day per lot. An additional moving transfer fee may be applicable.
Please call 410-737-8020 24 hours in advance to arrange pick up of your property from Navis.
G. Remedies for Breach. If any applicable conditions herein are not complied with by a winning bidder, in addition to other remedies available by law, including
without limitation the right to hold the winning bidder liable for the total purchase price, Alex Cooper Auctioneers at its option may either (a) cancel the sale,
retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the winning bidder or (b) resell the property at public auction without reserve or minimum selling price, and the
winning bidder will be liable for any deficiency and costs, including handling charges, expenses of both sales, the commission on both sales at regular rates, all other
charges due hereunder and incidental damages. In the event of breach by internet bidders of these Terms and Conditions of Sale, Alex Cooper Auctioneers may file a
Non-Paying Bidder Alert to Invaluable, AuctionZip, Live Auctioneers and Bidopia. Alex Cooper Auctioneers reserves the right to impose a carrying charge of 1.5% per
month on past due accounts. Buyers agree to pay reasonable attorney’s fees and costs incurred to collect past due accounts.
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5. LIMITATION OF WARRANTIES.
NO WARRANTIES. ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED, AND ALL PROPERTY IS SOLD, “AS IS” WITH NO GUARANTIES OR WARRANTIES OF ANY TYPE. WITHOUT LIMITATION, NEITHER
THE SELLER NOR ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS, NOR ANY OF OUR OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS, MAKE ANY REPRESENTATION, WARRANTY OR GUARANTY, NOR
ASSUME ANY LIABILITY OF ANY KIND WITH RESPECT TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, DESCRIPTION, SIZE, GRADING, QUALITY,
ATTRIBUTION, GENUINENESS, AUTHENTICITY, PROVENANCE, AGE, CONDITION, MATERIALS, AUTHORSHIP, COMPLETENESS, DAMAGE, REPAIRS, RESTORATIONS, ESTIMATES OF VALUE OR ANY OTHER FEATURES. NEITHER THE SELLER NOR ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS, NOR ANY OF OUR OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES OR AGENTS, ARE
RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CORRECTNESS OF ANY STATEMENT OF WHATEVER KIND CONCERNING ANY LOT, WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL, NOR FOR ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS IN DESCRIPTION OR FOR ANY FAULTS OR DEFECTS IN ANY PROPERTY. THE PURCHASER HEREBY ASSUMES ALL RISKS CONCERNING AND RELATED, INCLUDING
BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE GRADING, QUALITY, DESCRIPTION, CONDITION, AUTHENTICITY, AND PROVENANCE OF A LOT.
A. All Sales are Final. Items are sold with all faults and are not returnable for any reason except as set forth in the following paragraph.
B. Limited Rescission Right. Alex Cooper Auctioneers agrees that a winning bidder who purchases an item has the limited right to rescind the sale (and Alex Cooper
Auctioneers will return all payments by the winning bidder) for the Rescission Period, if and only if the physical condition of the property materially differs from what
was described in the online listing for the property or if the description is, in any material respect, inaccurate. In order to exercise this limited right of rescission, the
winning bidder must provide documentation to Alex Cooper Auctioneers from a pre-qualified expert or museum within the Rescission Period and return the property
to Alex Cooper Auctioneers promptly in the same condition it was sold. Notwithstanding the foregoing, there shall be no right of rescission arising due to damage of
property incurred in shipping. The Rescission Period is as follows: a period equal to the lesser of (i) forty-eight hours from the date the property purchased is received
by the winning bidder or (ii) two weeks from the date of the auction. In no event will shipping charges be refunded.
6. MISCELLANEOUS.
A. Governing Law. These Terms and Conditions of Sale, as well as the respective rights and obligations of Alex Cooper Auctioneers, the seller, and any purchasers or
bidder at any sale of Alex Cooper Auctioneers, shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Maryland.
B. Limitation of Liability. In no event shall the liability of seller or Alex Cooper Auctioneers, its officers, employees and agents, to a winning bidder for any breach, act,
omission, or claim of any nature, with respect to an item purchased, exceed the purchase price actually paid by the winning bidder for the item. In no event shall the
seller or Alex Cooper Auctioneers, its officers, employees and agents, have any liability under any circumstances for special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages (including for loss of profits or revenue, costs of obtaining alternative property, claims of customers of winning bidders or otherwise), whether in contract, tort,
negligence, strict liability, or otherwise, arising out of, resulting from or in any way relating to the property purchased, or its purchase, sale, delivery or non-delivery. In
no event shall seller or Alex Cooper Auctioneers, its officers, employees and agents, be liable for any claims related to the errors, acts, omissions, websites, or technology
of our online bidding software.
C. Jurisdiction. By bidding at an auction, whether present in person or by agent, absentee bid, telephone bid, online internet bid, or other means, the winning bidder
shall be deemed to have consented to the exclusive jurisdiction for the resolution of any disputes of the state courts in Baltimore County, Maryland.
D. Legal Fees. In any litigation between Alex Cooper Auctioneers and any bidders (whether or not the winning bidder) the prevailing party shall be awarded full
reimbursement of its actual paid legal fees in connection with the dispute.
E. Severability. If any provision or portion thereof of the Terms and Conditions of Sale shall be void, unlawful or unenforceable under applicable law, that provision
or portion thereof shall be deemed deleted and severed from the remaining provisions, and shall not affect the enforceability or validity of any of the
remaining provisions.
F. No Assignment. Unless Alex Cooper Auctioneers consents in writing, a winning bidder may not assign its rights or any of its obligations relating to an auction or
other sale by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. Any assignment without Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ written consent will be void.
G. No Waiver. These Terms and Conditions of Sale may not be waived by Alex Cooper Auctioneers unless such waiver is in writing and signed by Alex Cooper Auctioneers. A waiver on one occasion shall not be a waiver on any other or future occasion or affect Alex Cooper Auctioneers’ right to insist on strict performance of all
other provisions.
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ORIENTAL RUGS
Saturday, April 11, 2015, 10:00 AM Session
Property of Various Owners
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Persian Meshed carpet, approx. 9.6 x 12.7
Iran, circa 1980 Est. $500-1,000
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Persian Tabriz carpet, approx. 9.2 x 13.1
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $800-1,500
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Persian Tabriz carpet, approx. 9.9 x 13.2
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $1,500-2,500
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Indo-Tabriz rug, approx. 9.1 x 12
India, modern Est. $400-600
1427Indo-Keshan carpet, approx. 8.9 x 11.10
India, modern Est. $300-500
Pak-Persian rug, approx. 4.7 x 7.7
Pakistan, circa 1990 Est. $300-500
Indo-Tabriz carpet, approx. 9 x 12
India, modern Est. $400-600
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Needlepoint rug, approx. 7.4 x 9.8
China, circa 1980 Est. $150-250
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Hooked rug, approx. 7.2 x 9.2
China, circa 1990 Est. $150-250
10
Oriental design rug, approx. 4.11 x 7.9
China, circa 1990 Est. $50-100
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Custom design rug, approx. 5 x 9
Domestic Est. $30-50
12
Persian Herez carpet, approx. 10.8 x 13.10
Iran, circa 1970 Est. $300-500
13
Semi-antique Kerman rug, approx. 4.7 x 6.1
Iran, circa 1950 Est. $200-400
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Antique Fette Chinese rug, approx. 4.6 x 6.9
China, circa 1930 Est. $150-250
Semi-antique Tabriz rug, approx. 8.3 x 11.9
Iran, circa 1940 Est. $300-500
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Semi-antique Tabriz rug, approx. 7.5 x 11.4
Iran, circa 1940 Est. $200-400
17
Indo Agra rug, approx. 3.11 x 6.4
India, circa 1960 Est. $100-200
18
Persian Kerman rug, approx. 4.1 x 7.4
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $200-400
19
Semi-antique Hamadan rug, approx. 3.6 x 6.2
Iran, circa 1940 Est. $200-400
20
Persian Tabriz carpet, approx. 10 x 13
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $500-700
21
Persian Keshan carpet, approx. 10 x 13
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $300-500
22
Persian Afshari rug, approx. 4.5 x 5.11
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $150-250
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Antique Herez scatter rug, approx. 3.2 x 4.8
Persia, circa 1925 Est. $200-400
Pakistani Bohkara rug, approx. 4.2 x 5.11
Pakistan, circa 1980 Est. $100-150
25
Turkish Yagebidir rug, approx. 3.9 x 6.1
Turkey, modern Est. $100-200
26
Turkish Keyseri Prayer rug, approx. 2.10 x 4.1
Turkey, circa 1970 Est. $100-200
27
90-line Chinese rug, approx. 8.1 x 10.2
China, circa 1980 Est. $100-200
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Semi-antique Meshed carpet, approx. 11.7 x 17.1
Iran, circa 1950 Est. $2,000-4,000
29
Semi-antique Kerman rug, approx. 4.6 x 11.2
Iran, circa 1940 Est. $400-600
30
Antique Herez carpet, approx. 12.4 x 18.1
Persia, circa 1915 Est. $3,000-5,000
31
Tekke Bohkara rug, approx. 2.4 x 4
Turkestan, circa 1920 Est. $200-400
32
Semi-antique Kerman rug, approx. 4.6 x 6.5
Iran, circa 1950 Est. $300-500
33
Antique Feraghan Sarouk rug, approx. 4.3 x 6.8
Perisa, circa 1920 Est. $600-800
34
Fine silk Hereke rug, approx. 2 x 3.3
Turkey, modern Est. $300-500
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ORIENTAL RUGS / GUNS & EDGED WEAPONS
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Pair of French percussion pistols, Roguet
active at St. Etienne, 1833-’38; large cal.;
tapered octagonal steel barrels with
slightly flaring muzzles, 6 3/8 in. L.; metal
parts with bright steel or case hardened
finish; checkered figured walnut stock
with steel fittings; 13 in. L. overall; each
with ramrod Est. $1,000-1,500
Semi-antique Kerman carpet, approx. 9.10 x 13
Iran, circa 1950 Est. $1,000-2,000
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37
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Persian Ardebil rug, approx. 8.4 x 10.10
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $200-400
Persian Yelameh rug, approx. 7 x 10.3
Iran, circa 1960 Est. $750-1,000
Northwest Persian Kelim rug, approx. 4.5 x 9
Iran, circa 1940 Est. $200-400
Indo Agra carpet, approx. 12.2 x 17.10
India, modern Est. $800-1,200
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Aubusson carpet, approx. 8.6 x 11.6
China, modern Est. $600-800
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Hooked rug, approx. 8.6 x 11.6
China, modern Est. $50-500
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43
44-50
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52
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Two Dhurrie runners, approx. 2.6 x 11.6 each
India, circa 1980 Est. $30-50
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Jaipur India carpet, approx. 9.10 x 14
India, circa 1990 Est. $300-500
No Lots
French flintlock pistol
the lock marked “La Civille a Paris,” late
18th century; about .45 cal.; the barrel 6
in. L.; metal parts with bright steel or case
hardened finish; carved figured walnut
stock with brass fittings; 10 3/4 in. L.
overall; with wooden ramrod
Est. $150-250
French Charleville Model 1763
percussion pistol
the lock marked “Mie. Nale. Charleville,”
and dated “An X” (1802); .69 cal.; the barrel
8 in. L.; metal parts with bright steel or
case hardened finish; walnut stock with
brass fittings; 13 3/4 in. L. overall; with
ramrod Est. $200-400
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58
Ottoman miquelet type pistol
fitted with a standard flintlock, late 18th or
early 19th century; large cal.; the barrel 13
in. L.; carved walnut stock with brass wire
inlay and fittings; 19 1/2 in. L. overall
Est. $150-250
Henry Aston U.S. Model 1842 pistol
manufactured 1849, without serial
number: .64 cal., percussion; the barrel 8
1/2 in. L.; walnut stock with brass and iron
fittings; barrel and ramrod originally with
bright finish, now browned, other iron
parts with traces of case-hardened finish;
14 1/2 in. L. overall Est. $250-350
German Erfurt Luger semi-automatic
pistol, WWI
serial #6820, dated 1916; the barrel
4 in. L., metal parts with blued finish;
checkered walnut grips; 8 3/4 in. L. overall;
with original black leather holster, two
magazines, and small wrench
Est. $500-700
Forehand Arms Co. top-break revolver
serial #67586, manufactured late 19th
century: .38 cal. , S&W, double action; the
barrel 3 1/4 in. L.; thermoplastic grips;
metal parts with nickel-plated finish,
except trigger and guard, which are blued;
7 3/8 in. L. overall Est. $150-250
Harrington & Richardson “Young
America” revolver
serial #328569, manufactured late 19th
century: .32 S & W ctg., double action; the
barrel 2 in. L.; thermoplastic grips; metal
parts nickel-plated, except for trigger and
guard, which have blued finish; 5 1/4 in. L.
overall Est. $125-200
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Harrington & Richardson “Premier” revolver
serial #203150, manufactured c.1900: .32
cal. , S&W ctg., double action; the barrel 2
7/8 in. L.; thermoplastic grips; metal parts
with blued finish; 6 3/4 in. L. overall
Est. $100-200
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Harrington & Richardson Model 925 revolver
serial #AN 91049, manufactured c.1970:
.38 S&W cal., double action; the barrel 2 in.
L.; thermoplastic grips; metal parts with
blued finish; 7 in. L. overall Est. $150-200
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Hopkins & Allen “Blue Jacket” No. 2 revolver
serial #3995, manufactured c.1875: .32
cal., single action; the barrel 2 1/4 in. L.;
rosewood grips; metal parts with nickelplated finish; 7 in. L. overall Est. $150-200
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Iver Johnson top-break hammerless revolver
serial #4769, manufactured early 20th
century (pat. dates 1896 and 1903): .32
cal., double action; the barrel 3 in. L.;
thermoplastic grips; metal parts with
blued finish; 6 5/8 in. L. overall
Est. $100-200
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Smith & Wesson Model No. 1, 3rd issue, revolver
serial #60029, manufactured 1868-’81;
single action, .22 cal.; the barrel 3 1/4 in.
L., metal parts with blued finish; rosewood
grips, bird-head butt; 6 3/4 in. L. overall
Est. $200-300
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Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 revolver
serial #17305, manufactured 1878-’92:
.32 cal., single action; the barrel 3 in. L.;
thermoplastic grips; metal parts nickelplated; 7 in. L. overall Est. $150-250
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Smith & Wesson Safety 2nd Model revolver
serial #104582, manufactured late 19th
century: .32 cal., double action; the barrel
3 in. L.; thermoplastic grips; metal parts
with blued finish; 6 7/8 in. L. overall
Est. $200-300
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Smith & Wesson Safety Third Model D.A. revolver
serial #84708, manufactured 1890-’98: .38
cal.; the barrel 3 1/4 in. L.; thermoplastic
grips; metal parts with blued finish; 7 3/4
in. L. overall Est. $150-250
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Smith & Wesson U.S. Model 1917 Revolver
serial #65409, manufactured 1917: .45 cal.,
the barrel 6 1/2 in. L.; blued metal parts,
walnut grips, lanyard ring on butt; 10
3/4 in. L. overall; with lanyard and metal
fittings Est. $300-500
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Mauser Model 1871/84 bolt-action rifle
serial #88213, manufactured by Mauser,
1888, with Amberg Armory mark; 10.95
mm. cal., tube magazine; the barrel 32 in.
L.; receiver with bright steel finish, other
metal parts blued; walnut stock; 51 in. L.
overall; together with unusual brass and
iron tompion Est. $300-400
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German Mauser Model 1898 bolt-action rifle
serial #31261, manufactured at Oberndorf,
1899; original 8 mm. cal. converted to
smaller caliber (appears to be reversible);
the barrel 29 in. L.; metal parts with blued
finish; teak stock and handguard; 49 1/4 in.
L. overall Est. $300-400
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Jugoslavian Mauser Model 1898 bolt-action rifle
M48 version, serial #W13608,
manufactured by Zastava, 1940s; 8 mm.
cal.; the barrel 24 in. L.; metal parts with
blued finish; walnut stock and handguard;
42 1/2 in. L. overall; together with bayonet,
scabbard, frog, leather sling, two leather
ammo pouches, and a cleaning kit;
with the original box and manual from
Mitchell’s Mausers Est. $300-500
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Remington U.S. Model 1903-A3 rifle, sporterized
serial #3418524; the barrel 23 in. L.; metal
parts with blued finish; checkered figured
walnut stock, reworked from military
configuration; 43 in. L. overall; fitted with a
Weaver K10 telescope Est. $250-400
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Winchester Model 1895 lever-action rifle
serial #39485, c.1903; .35 WCF cal.; the
barrel, 23 1/2 in. L.; metal parts with blued
finish; figured walnut stock and forearm;
42 in. L. overall Est. $600-800
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New England Firearms Handi Rifle SB 2
serial #NC220395, c.1903; .45-70 Govt.
cal., single shot, top frame break (like a
shotgun); the barrel, 22 in. L.; metal parts
with blued finish; figured birch stock and
forearm; 37 in. L. overall; fitted with a
Burris 6X Fullfield telescope Est. $150-250
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French rococo style flintlock shotgun
first half-19th century; about 18 gauge
(the muzzle about 16 mm. diam.); the
barrel 29 1/4 in. L., originally with bright
finish; carved figured walnut stock with
relief carving of a dog in landscape on the
left butt stock, a lion’s head carved at the
opening for the ramrod; 45 in. L. overall
Est. $300-500
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French sporting double barrel 10 gauge shotgun
Peyrin, Grenoble, late 19th century; the
barrels 29 3/4 in. L.; metal parts with
engraved details, gray parkerized finish;
figured walnut stock; 35 3/4 in. L. overall
Est. $200-300
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English percussion shotgun, Wm. Moore, London
third quarter-19th century; 12 gauge,
double barrel, 34 in. L.; metal parts
originally with bright and case-hardened
finish, now lightly browned overall;
checkered walnut stock; 49 in. L. overall;
with wooden ramrod Est. $150-250
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British Tower Armory flintlock blunderbuss
with markings of George III, and maker’s
monogram “HR” on the barrel, late 18th
century; very large cal.; part-octagon
brass barrel with flared muzzle, 23 1/2 in.
L.; walnut stock with brass wire inlay and
fittings; 39 in. L. overall; with steel ramrod
Est. $700-1,000
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French Model 1777 flintlock musket,
Tulle Armory
late 18th century (type commonly called
Charleville): .69 cal.; the barrel 38 1/2 in.
L.; walnut stock; 53 1/4 in. L. overall; with
ramrod and bayonet Est. $300-500
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French military flintlock carbine musket
first half 19th century; .69 cal.; the barrel
19 1/2 in. L., originally with bright finish;
walnut stock with slingbar mounted on
the left side; 34 1/4 in. L. overall
Est. $200-300
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Enfield SMLE Mark III bolt-action rifle
serial #8440, dated 1918; the barrel 25 in.
L.; metal parts with blued finish; figured
walnut stock and handguard; 44 in. L.
overall Est. $200-350
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American-made Mosin Nagant bolt-action rifle
Model 1891, serial #439298, manufactured
by New England Westinghouse Co., c.1915,
with later import marks of CAI near the
muzzle; 7.62 mm. cal.; the barrel 32 1/4 in.
L.; metal parts with blued finish; figured
beech stock and handguard; 51 in. L.
overall Est. $200-400
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Mauser Model 1871 bolt-action rifle conversion
serial #74061, manufactured by Mauser,
c.1872, converted to fire 6.5 mm.
Daudeteau cartridge by Societe Francais
d’Armes Portatives, St. Denis, 1879; the
barrel 31 1/2 in. L.; metal parts with blued
finish, except brass trigger guard; walnut
stock; 50 1/2 in. L. overall Est. $200-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS Mauser Modelo Argentino 1891 bolt-action rifle
serial #P1095, manufactured by Loewe,
Berlin, c.1891; 7.62 mm. cal.; the barrel 30
in. L.; metal parts with blued finish; walnut
stock and handguard; 48 3/8 in. L. overall;
with leather sling Est. $200-300
Mauser Modelo Argentino 1909 bolt-action rifle
serial #F1741, manufactured by DWM,
Berlin, c.1909; 7.62 mm. cal.; the barrel
30 in. L.; the receiver and bolt with bright
steel finish, other metal parts blued;
walnut stock and handguard; 48 3/4 in.
L. overall; with bayonet, scabbard, and
leather sling Est. $250-400
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Mauser Brazilian Model 1898 bolt-action rifle
serial #3038, manufactured by DWM,
Berlin, c.1908; 8 mm. cal.; the barrel 30 in.
L.; metal parts with blued and bright steel
finish; walnut stock and handguard; 49 in.
L. overall Est. $250-400
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Mauser Chileno Modelo 1895 bolt-action rifle
serial #H8853, manufactured by Loewe,
Berlin, c.1895; 8 mm. cal.; the barrel 30 in.
L.; metal parts with blued finish; walnut
stock and handguard; 48 1/4 in. L. overall;
with bayonet, scabbard, and leather sling
Est. $250-400
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Mauser Modelo Chileno 1935 bolt-action carbine
serial #C.Ch.No.1906, manufactured at
Oberndorf, c.1935; the barrel 23 in. L.;
metal parts with blued finish; walnut stock
and handguard; 41 3/4 in. L. overall; with
leather sling Est. $250-400
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Browning Model M-12 pump action shotgun
serial #03656 PN832, manufactured by
Miroku, c.1990; 20 gauge; the barrel 26 in.
L.; metal parts with blued finish; checkered
figured walnut stock and forearm; 45 1/4
in. L. overall; with original box and manual
Est. $400-600
Sears Model 101.7C double barrel shotgun
store-brand of Stevens Model 311-C, made
without serial number, 1980s; .410 gauge;
the barrels, 26 in. L.; metal parts with blued
finish; birch stock and forearm; 44 in. L.
overall; fitted with a Burris 6X Fullfield
telescope Est. $100-200
Winchester Model 37 “Steelbilt” shotgun
manufactured without serial numbers, mid
20th century; .410 gauge, single barrel, 28
in. L.; metal parts with blued finish; walnut
stock and forearm; 43 1/2 in. L. overall
Est. $150-250
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Springfield Armory 1911-A1 SemiAutomatic Pistol
serial #N370242, .45 caliber; the barrel
5” long; checkered stock; 9 5/8” long
overall; accompanied with hard case, flash
suppressor, original box, 2 magazines and
manual Est. $400-800
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Heckler & Jock USP Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #kk25-054345, .45 caliber; the barrel
5” long 8 3/4” long overall; accompanied
with soft case, laser sight, 6 magazines,
manual and hard case Est. $400-800
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Wilson Combat CQB Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial number WC008665, 45 ACP caliber;
the barrel 5” long; checkered stock; 8 3/4”
long overall; accompanied with soft case,
manual and 10 magazine Est. $800-1,200
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H.K. Heckler & Koch USP Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial # 24-059248, 9mm caliber; the barrel
4” long; thermoplastic stock; 7 1/2” long
overall; accompanied with manual
Est. $400-800
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Smith & Wesson Revolver
serial #MOD661, .357 magnum caliber;
the barrel 2 1/2” long; 8” long overall;
accompanied with hard case, Hogue
monogrip and 5 speedloaders
Est. $300-500
Smith & Wesson Revolver
serial #530471; .38 special caliber; the
barrel 1 3/4” long; checkered stock; 6 1/2”
long overall Est. $300-500
Smith & Wesson Revolver
serial # M68905; .22 LR C.T.G. caliber; the
barrel 2” long; checkered stock; 7” long
overall. Est. $200-400
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Smith & Wesson Air Lite Ti Revolver
serial # CDK2250, 44 special CTG caliber;
the barrel 2 1/2” long; 7 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with hard case, gun lock and
has three speed loaders. Est. $400-800
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Charter Arms Undercover Revolver
serial # 805504, .38 special caliber;
the barrel 1 3/4”; 6 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with after market rubber
grips. Est. $300-500
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Colt MK IV Series 80 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial # FR03286, .45 caliber; the barrel “5
long; 9 3/4” long overall; accompanied
by flash suppressor, colt hard case, 1
magazine, manual, and has gilt metal grips
Est. $800-1,200
Colt Detective Special Revolver
serial #CO1676,.38 special caliber; the
barrel 2 1/4” long; checkered stock; 7” long
overall Est. $300-500
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Smith & Wesson M & P Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial # DUL9043, .22 caliber; the barrel 7
1/4” long; 15” overall length; accompanied
with manual, soft case, original box and
gun lock Est. $400-800
Beretta 21A-22LR Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial # BB554364U; .22 caliber long rifle;
the barrel 2 1/2” long; walnut stock; 5”
long overall. Est. $200-400
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Browning C2 83 Court Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial# A653505, 9 mm caliber; the barrel
3 3/4”; checkered stock; 7” long overall;
accompanied with 3 magazines, manual
and hard case. Est. $200-400
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Revolver
serial #4192; .32 caliber; the barrel 1 7/8”
long; checkered stock; 5 3/4” long overall;
with retractable trigger. Est. $50-100
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Colt Firearm
serial#50041D; .22 caliber short; the barrel
2 3/8” long; 5” long overall; accompanied
with single shot derringer Est. $150-250
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C2 27 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #270833; 7.65mm caliber; the
barrel 3 3/4” long; 6 1/4” long overall;
accompanied with 2 magazines.
Est. $50-100
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Taurus Tracker Revolver
serial #VK991615; 17 HMR caliber; the
barrel 6 1/2” long; 11 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with rubber grips
Est. $200-400
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ParaOrdinance P14-45 Limited Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #HM8061; the barrel 5” long;
checkered stock; 8 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with 4 magazines, soft case
and possible hard case. Est. $400-800
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Colt Woodsman Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #181042-5; .22 long rifle caliber;
the barrel 6” long; checkered and
thermoplastic stock; 10” long overall;
accompanied with 3 magazines and soft
case. Est. $400-800
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Sig Arms/Sig Sauer 65R Revolution Semi-Automatic
Pistol; serial #6507629; .45 ACP caliber;
the barrel 4 3/4” long; 8 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with manual, magazine and
has attached tactical light with hard case
and gun lock Est. $400-800
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Walther/Smith & Wesson Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #0086BAD; 380 ACP caliber; the
barrel 3 1/2” long; 6 1/2” long overall;
accompanied with magazine and Walther
PPk style hard case Est. $400-800
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Smith & Wesson 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial # SW1911PD, .45 caliber; the barrel
5” long; 8 3/4” long overall; accompanied
with original box, 1 magazine, cleaning kit,
manual and has Lasarmax target light.
Est. $500-1,000
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S.T.I. Grand Master Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial # GRNDMSTR95, .45 caliber; the
barrel 4 1/2” long; 10 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with 1 magazine, manual
custom trigger, custom grips, pull grips
and flash suppressor, hardcase and has
soft case and top mount red dot sight.
Est. $500-1,000
Glock 17 G55F Commemorative Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #G55F228, 9 mm caliber; the barrel
4 1/2” long; 8” long overall; accompanied
with original box, 4 magazines, manual
and possible hard case. Est. $300-600
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North American arms Derringer Revolver
serial #PG9341; .22 magnum caliber;
the barrel 1” long; 4 1/2” long overall;
accompanied with manual and hard case
Est. $200-400
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Glock 23C Semi-Automatic Pistol
Serial #CHW841; .40 caliber; the barrel 4”
long; 7 1/2” long overall; accompanied by
4 magazines and a hard case
Est. $300-600
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Taurus PT 1911 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #NANA15797; .45 caliber; the barrel
5” long; 9” long overall.; accompanied with
2 magazines, manual and hard case
Est. $400-800
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Glock 31 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #EFN749; .356 caliber; the barrel 4
1/4” long; 8” long overall; accompanied
with 1 magazine, hard case and paddled
non-slip grip cover Est. $300-600
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Sig Arms Trailside Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #EOO42939; .22 caliber; the barrel 5
7/8” long; 10” long overall; accompanied
with 4 magazines, manual, soft case,
custom grip and Leopold Gilmore scope,
hardcase and gun lock Est. $200-400
Les Baer Custom Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #LC2944; .45 ACP caliber; the barrel
4” long; walnut stock; 9” long overall;
accompanied with 1 magazine and soft
case Est. $1,000-1,500
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Sig Sauer P226 Stainless Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial#U659124; 40 S&W caliber; the barrel
4 1/2” long; walnut stock; 8” long overall;
accompanied by 4 magazines, manual and
two hard cases Est. $1,000-1,500
Sig Sauer P220 ST Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #G335251; .45 caliber; the barrel
4 1/4”; figured walnut stock; 7 3/4” long
overall; accompanied with 5 magazines,
manual, hardcase, steam light red dot and
gun lock Est. $800-1,200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS Browning Buckmark Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #G15MY0984Y; .22 caliber; the barrel
5 1/2” long; walnut stock; 9 1/2” long
overall; accompanied with 5 magazines,
manual, soft case, scope rail, hardcase and
gun lock Est. $200-400
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Springfield XD-9 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #U5996651; 9mm caliber; the barrel
4” long; thermoplastic stock; 7 1/4” long
overall; accompanied with 4 magazines
and soft case Est. $300-600
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Para Ordinance P13-45 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #RM6323; .45 caliber; the barrel 4”
long; 7 3/4” long overall; accompanied
with soft case Est. $400-800
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Kel Tec Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #KQL57; 380 caliber; the barrel 2
1/2” long; checkered thermoplastic stock;
5” long overall; accompanied with 1
magazine, hardcase and trigger lock
Est. $200-400
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Taurus Raging Bull Revolver
serial #XJ225863; 44 magnum caliber;
the barrel 6 1/2” long; 12” long overall;
accompanied with manual, hard case and
2 speed loaders and BSA red dot scope
with rail Est. $500-1,000
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Springfield Armory V-16 Long Slide
semi-automatic pistol; serial #H397555;
the barrel 5 3/4” long; checkered walnut
stock; 9 1/2” long overall; accompanied
with 1 magazine, manual and hardcase
Est. $500-1,000
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Walther P22 Semi-Automatic Pistol
serial #LO90580; .22 long rifle caliber; the
barrel 5 1/2” long; thermoplastic finish;
8 1/2” long overall; accompanied with 4
magazines, cleaning kit, manual, hard case,
attached adco sight and Viridian target
light, and gun lock Est. $200-400
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7 Pellet Guns With Cases
Gamo PT80 .177 cal. pellet gun with 2
mags and hard case Gamo Combat R-77
.177 cal pellet gun with hard case Gamo
P-23 pellet gun with soft case. Walther CP99 .177 cal pellet gun with hard case and
1 mag. Baikal MP-654K 4.5mm pellet gun
with soft case. Baikal BB gun Gammo M6
177 pelet gun Est. $100-200
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6 Pellet Guns With Cases
Crossman 357 177 cal pellet gun with soft
case Crossman 2240 22 cal pellet gun with
soft case Crossman 357 177 cal pellet gun
with 9 mags and hard case Crossman 357
177 cal pellet gun with hard case and 6
mags Beeman P3 pellet gun with hard
case Amarex BB gun Est. $100-200
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Winchester 94 Lever-Action Rifle
serial #3071435; 30-30 win caliber; round
barrel with blued finish; the barrel 20”
long; walnut stock; 37 3/4” long overall;
accompanied with hard case
Est. $500-1,000
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Winchester 1000X Rifle
serial #045111; the round barrel 17 3/4”
long; walnut finish; 44 1/2” long overall
Est. $50-100
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Benelli M3 Suyser 90 Semi-Automatic Shotgun
single barrel shotgun; serial #C486340;
the round barrel 20” long; 43” long overall;
accompanied with hard case and butt pad
Est. $800-1,200
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Marlin 20 Bolt-Action Rifle
serial #15721444; .22 short and long
caliber; the round barrel 22” long; 41” long
overall; accompanied with hard case and 1
magazine Est. $100-200
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Winchester 190 Semi-Automatic Rifle
serial #B826352; LR or SR .22 caliber; the
barrel 20 3/4” long; 39 1/4” long overall;
accompanied with hard case
Est. $100-200
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Smith & Wesson M&P15-22
semi-automatic rifle; serial #DUA6072; .22
LR caliber; the barrel 17 3/4” long; 31 3/4”
long overall; accompanied with manual,
hard case, original box and gun lock
Est. $100-200
Marlin 60 Semi-Automatic Rifle
serial #11175660; the barrel 22” long; 40
3/4” long overall; accompanied with hard
case Est. $100-200
Auto-Ordinance Corp. Semi-Automatic Rifle
serial #KA6067; .45 caliber; the barrel
19 1/2” long; walnut finish; 40 1/2” long
overall; accompanied with manual, hard
case, gunlock and cello case
Est. $800-1,200
Winchester 270 Semi-Automatic Pistol Pump Rifle
the barrel 21” long; 39” long overall;
accompanied with hard case Est. $20-40
Suspense Revolver Cylinder & Other Items
Suspense Revolver cylinder, 9mm Smith
& Wesson mag, colt 380 auto mag and
Peters 12 gauge shotgun shells with box
Est. $40-80
Iver Johnson 1900 Double Action Revolver
Serial #52470. the barrel 2 1/2” long; 6 1/4”
long overall; accompanied with leather
holster Est. $40-80
Pistol Cases & Other Shooting Bags
3 hardcase, 1 softcase pistol bag and a
multi handgun hardcase and a softcase
shooting bag Est. $50-100
Large Selection of Pistol Holsters
Large selection of pistol holsters and 1
pistol soft case Est. $100-200
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Box Of Air Pistol Accessories
Box of air pistol accessories Est. $40-80
Assorted Pistol Grips & Scopes
Assorted pistol grips, 2 ear protectors,
Tasco scope, and an RWS scope
Est. $50-100
Two Reproduction Hard-Darted Whaling Harpoons
Two reproduction hard-darted whaling
harpoons Est. $100-200
Etched Damascus Steel Bladed Knives
Display case containing 5 custom etched
Damascus steel bladed knives
Est. $150-200
5 Custom Etched Damascus Steel Bladed Knives
Display case containing 5 custom etched
Damascus steel bladed knives
Est. $150-200
Display Case With 5 Custom Handled Knives
Display case with 5 custom handled knives
including: “Lile,” “Boda,” and John Nowill
and Sons Est. $100-200
Display Case With 5 Custom Handled Knives
Display case with 5 custom handled knives
including 2 Winchester, “Explorer” and
“Boda” Est. $100-200
Etched Damascus Steel Bladed Knives
Display case containing 5 custom etched
Damascus steel bladed knives
Est. $150-200
Tactical Knife & Other Knives
Display case with 3 custom handled knives
and 1 tactical knife including 3 “Buck”
knives Est. $50-100
Display Case, Damascus Steel Blades & Others
Display case with 5 custom knives, 4 with
etched Damascus steel blades, 4 with
bone handles and 1 with wood handle
Est. $150-250
Display Case, 7 Damascus Steel Knives
Display case with 7 custom etched
Damascus steel bladed knives
Est. $150-250
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Custom 7 Drawer Knife Display Case
Custom seven drawer knife display case
Est. $40-80
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Bore Sighting Kit & BSN Red Dot Scope
Bore sighting kit and BSN Red Dot Scope
Est. $40-80
7 Custom Pocket Knives
Seven custom pocket knives Est. $50-100
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12 Flip Blade Knives
Twelve flip blade knives Est. $40-80
17 Assorted Pistol Magazines
17 assorted pistol magazines Est. $50-100
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8 Assorted Knives & Straight Razor
Eight assorted knives including “Buck,”
“Walther” and a custom straight razor
Est. $40-80
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9 Assorted Knives
Nine assorted knives Est. $40-80
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6 Folding Knives
Six folding knives with etched Damascus
steel blades and bodies Est. $50-100
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6 Folding Knives With Bone Handles
Six folding knives with bone handles and
etched Damascus steel blades
Est. $50-100
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6 Custom “Buck” Style Knives
Six custom “Buck” style knives with etched
Damascus steel blades Est. $50-100
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10 Custom Knives
Ten custom knives Est. $50-100
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4 Custom Knives with Etched Damascus Blades
Four custom knives with etched Damascus
steel blades Est. $40-80
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Custom Knife by J.D. Hughes
Custom knife by J.D. Hughes with etched
Damascus steel blade and case Est. $40-80
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2 Boxed Knives
Two boxed knives Est. $20-40
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14 Assorted Knife Sheaths
14 assorted knife sheaths Est. $30-60
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12 Assorted Knife Sheaths
12 assorted knife sheaths Est. $20-40
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15 Assorted Knife Sheaths
15 assorted knife sheaths Est. $30-60
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15 Assorted Knife Sheaths
15 assorted knife sheaths Est. $30-60
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24 Assorted Knife Sheaths & 1 Roll-Up
Knife Carrier
24 assorted knife sheaths and 1 roll-up
knife carrier Est. $50-100
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Set of 2 Reproduction Samurai Swords & Stand
Set of two reproduction Samurai swords
with stand Est. $40-80
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Two Reproduction Samurai Swords
Two reproduction Samurai swords
Est. $50-100
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Group of 10 Assorted Buggy Whips
Group of ten assorted buggy whips
Est. $50-100
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Group of 6 Assorted Buggy Whips
Group of six assorted buggy whips
Est. $40-80
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Group of 8 Assorted Buggy Whips
Group of eight assorted buggy whips
Est. $50-100
181
Group of 7 Assorted Buggy Whips
Group of seven assorted buggy whips
Est. $40-80
182
Group of 7 Assorted Buggy Whips
Group of seven assorted buggy whips
Est. $30-60
183
Group of 4 Assorted Buggy Whips & 3 Sheaths
Group of four assorted buggy whips and 3
sheaths Est. $30-60
202
[USA] 54 FDR Dimes, 1963d
Fifty-four uncirculated silver FDR dimes, all
1963d. General grade MS63. Contains 3.9
ozt silver. Est. $100-200
203
[USA] 102 Silver Dimes, 1918-64
One hundred two silver dimes, comprising:
22 Mercury dimes, 1918-45 (cull-XF); and
90 FDR dimes, 1946-64 (good-AU58).
Contains about 7.37 ozt silver. Est. $80-125
204
184
185
186
187
188
2 Reproduction Blowguns & Others
2 reproduction blowguns, walking stick
with side knife, and blowgun dart holder
with darts Est. $40-80
205
Contemporary Buggy Whip Stand
Contemporary buggy whip stand
Est. $30-60
190
191-199
[USA] 140 Washington Quarters, 1940-50
One hundred forty silver Washington
quarters, almost all 1940-50, except two
from the thirties (includes one 1935d).
Grades A.G.-fine. Contains 25.3 ozt silver.
Est. $300-475
206
Reproduction U.S. Marine Corps. Dress Sword
Reproduction United States Marine Corps.
dress sword, made by Atlanta Cutlery,
India Est. $50-100
[USA] 20 Washington Quarters, 1956-64
Twenty Washington silver quarters, 195664. Grades XF–MS62. Contains 3.61 ozt
silver. Est. $60-125
207
Gun & Accessory Pine Cabinet Storage
Primitive pine cabinet previously used for
handgun and gun accessory storage
Est. $100-200
[USA] 50 Washington Quarters, 1935-64
Fifty Washington silver quarters, 1939-64.
Grades A.G –VF. Contains 9 ozt silver.
Est. $100-175
208
[USA] 43 Washington Quarters, 1964
Forty-three uncirculated Washington silver
quarters, 1964. Grades MS63-65. Many
have excellent luster. Contains 7.77 ozt
silver. Est. $200-300
Gun & Accessory Storage Walnut Cabinet
Walnut cabinet having been used for gun
and gun accessory storage Est. $150-250
209
189
[USA] 100 Uncirculated FDR Dimes, 1963d
One hundred 1963d FDR silver dimes.
Grades MS63 or better. Some toning from
paper wrapping. Contains 7.23 ozt silver.
Est. $300-500
Lockable Hard Plastic Gun Storage Case
Lockable hard plastic gun storage case,
holds four long guns Est. $40-80
Taurus The Judge-Ultra Lite revolver
serial no. B8682176, barrel - 3 in. L., 9 1/4
in. overall L., with hard case Est. $200-400
210
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200
[USA] 9 Large Cents, 1827-56
Nine Coronet large cents: 1827 (F15), 1838
(VF), 1845 (F12/damaged date), two 1847
(VG10, F12), 1852 (VF30), two 1854 (VG,
fine), and 1856 (XF). Est. $150-300
201
[USA] Eagle/Indian Cent Album, 1857-1908
An album comprising 3 Flying Eagle Cents
and 39 Indian Head cents (2 copper-nickel,
37 bronze), Grades AG-Fine. Est. $125-225
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS [USA] 36 Washington Quarters, 1932-39
Thirty-six silver Washington quarters,
1932-39, grades fair-very good. Includes a
1935d. Contains about 6.5 ozt silver.
Est. $70-125
[USA] 100 Washington Quarters, 1964
One hundred 1964 or 1964d Washington
silver quarters. Grades XF-MS63. Contains
18 ozt silver. Est. $350-550
211
[USA] 25 Washington Quarters, 1954-63
Twenty-five Washington silver quarters,
1954-63. Grades XF-MS63. Contains 4.5 ozt
silver. Est. $70-125
212
[USA] 150 Washington Quarters, 1950-64
One hundred fifty silver Washington
quarters, 1950-64. Grades good-XF.
Contains 27.1 ozt silver. $325-550
Est. $325-550
213
[USA] 160 Washington Quarters, 1950-64
One hundred sixty silver Washington
quarters, 1950-64. Grades good-XF.
Contains 28.9 ozt silver. Est. $350-600
214
[USA] 3 Half Dollars, 1830-1875
Three half dollars, comprising: an 1830
capped bust half, small “O” variety (VG);
and 1830 capped bust half, large “O”
variety (fine); and an 1875 seated liberty
half, dirty (VF20). Est. $150-225
215
[USA] 34 Walking Liberty Halves, 1934-46
Thirty-four Walking Liberty half dollars,
1934-46. Grades VG-XF (most are fine).
Contains 12.27 OZT. silver. Est. $175-325
216
[USA] 43 Franklin Halves, 1950-63d
Forty-three Franklin Half Dollars, 1950-63d.
Grades Cull-AU50 (mostly fine or very fine).
Contains 15.52 OZT. silver. Est. $175-225
217
[USA] 40 JFK Half Dollars, 1964
Forty 1964 JFK silver half dollars, Grades
VF-AU58. Contains 14.4 ozt silver.
Est. $150-200
218
[USA] 26 JFK Half Dollars, 1964
Twenty-six 1964 JFK silver half dollars.
Grades AU58-MS64. Contains 9.38 ozt
silver. $125-175 Est. $125-175
219
[USA] 50 Kennedy Silver Halves
Fifty JFK Silver Half Dollars, 1946 & 1946d.
Grades fine-XF. Contains 18 OZT. silver.
Est. $150-225
220
[USA] 60 Kennedy Silver Halves
Sixty JFK Silver Half Dollars, 1964-64d.
Grades mostly AU50. contains 21.66 OZT.
silver. Est. $200-300
221
[USA] 39 Kennedy Silver Halves
Thirty-nine JFK Silver Half Dollars, 19641964d. Grades AU58-MS63. Contains 14
OTZ. silver. Est. $150-250
222
[USA] 23 Mixed Half Dollars, 1918-69
Twenty-three mixed silver halves,
comprising: seven Walking Liberty halves,
1918-45d (G-F15); four Franklin halves,
1951-63d (G-XF); seven silver JFK halves,
AU 1964 (XF-MS62); and five JFK silver-clad
halves (XF45-AU58). Contains 7.22 ozt
silver. Est. value $80-125 Est. $80-125
223
[USA] JFK Silver-Clad Halves,
1968d-1969d
Comprising 144 Kennedy silver-clad half
dollars, 1968d-1969d, grades XF to MS64.
Contains 20.8 ozt silver. Est. $200-400
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[USA] JFK Silver-Clad Halves, 1965-67
Comprising 146 Kennedy silver-clad
half dollars, 1965-67, grades XF to MS63.
Contains 21.1 ozt silver. Est. $175-325
225
[USA] 2 Morgan Dollars, 1885o
Two Morgan Dollars, 1885o, from the
Olathe Treasury Hoard. Graded MS65 by
NGC. Est. $150-300
[USA] 6 Morgan Dollars, 1878s-1883
Six Morgan Dollars: 1878s (AU50), 1879o
(MS63), 1880 (MS62), 1880o (XF40), 1882
(MS63), and 1883 (AU58). Est. $250-375
226
227
228
[USA] 9 Morgan Dollars, 1881s-1921
Nine Morgan Dollars: 1881s (MS64), 1883
(AU50), two 1884o (XF45, AU58), 1885
(MS64/prooflike reverse), 1888 (MS62),
1889 (MS63), 1897 (ms62), and 1921s
(AU50). Est. $250-375
[USA] 5 Morgan Dollars, 1888-1921
Five Morgan Dollars: 1888 (MS65/prooflike
reverse), two 1889 (XF40, XF45), 1898o
(AU50), and 1921 (AU50). Est. $200-350
229
[USA] 7 Morgan Dollars, 1999-1921d
Seven Morgan Dollars: 1888 (MS63), 1889
(MS60), 1898 (MS63), 1898o (MS63), 1900o
(MS63), 1921 (XF40), and 1921d (AU58).
Est. $175-300
230
[USA] 6 Morgan Dollars, 1885-86
Six Morgan Dollars: two 1885 (MS62;
MS63/lightly toned); two 1885o (both
MS63, one toned), and two 1886 (XF45,
MS63/obverse dark toning). Est. $200-275
236
[USA] 19 Morgan Dollars, 1921
Partial roll of 19 Morgan Dollars, 1921,
grades MS60-63. Est. $450-650
237
[USA] 8 Peace Dollars, 1922
Eight Peace Dollars, 1922, Grades AU50MS63. Est. $200-275
238
[USA] 10 Peace Dollars, 1923
Ten uncirculated Peace dollars, all 1923.
Grades MS63-64. Generally excellent luster,
with quality strike. Est. $300-425
239
[USA] 15 Peace Dollars, 1922-25
Fifteen Peace dollars, 1922-25 (mostly
1923). Grades VF to MS63. Est. $300-425
240
241
242
231
232
233
234
235
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[USA] 20 Mixed Silver Dollars, 1879-1934
A roll of 20 silver dollars, comprising 13
Morgan dollars, 1879-1921 (G-choice
AU58); and 7 Peace dollars, 1922-34 (FAU50). Includes an 1890cc Morgan (good/
stained). Contains 15.4 ozt silver.
Est. $400-550
[USA] 20 Mixed Silver Dollars, 1881-1923
A roll of 20 silver dollars, all heavily
polished, comprising 12 Morgan dollars,
1881-1921s (F-AU58); and 8 Peace dollars,
1922-23 (VF-AU). Contains 15.4 ozt silver.
Est. $300-400
[USA] 20 Silver Dollars, 1890-1921
Twenty Silver Dollars: 5 Morgan and 15
Peace. Grades Cull to MS62. contains 15.4
OTZ silver. Est. $400-525
243
[USA] 5 Morgan Dollars, 1881s-1903
Five Morgan Dollars: 1881s (MS64, choice),
1887 (AU58, heavily toned), 1890 (AU58),
1900s (XF40), and 1903 (AU50).
Est. $125-200
[USA] 9 Peace Dollars, 1923
Nine Peace Dollars, 1923, grades MS60-63.
Est. $200-325
244
[USA] 8 Peace Dollars, 1924-26s
Eight Peace Dollars: four 1924, two 1925,
1925s, and 1926s. Grades XF40-MS63.
Est. $150-250
[USA] 5 Morgan Dollars, 1888
Five 1888 Morgan dollars, grades MS62MS64. Est. $200-325
245
[USA] 5 Better Grade Morgan Dollars, 1881s
Five higher-quality Morgan Dollars, 1881s,
all probably grading MS65, with proof like
reverses. Est. $400-700
[USA] 4 Presidential Dollar Sets, 2007s
Four, 4-coin Presidential Dollar proof sets,
first year of issue, Washington-Madison.
Graded PR69 by NGC. Est. $100-175
246
[USA] 3 Morgan Dollars, 1883-88
Three Morgan Dollars: 1883 (MS63) and
two 1888 (MS62, MS63). Est. $100-150
[USA] 7 Morgan Dollars, 1884o
Seven Morgan Dollars, grades AU58-MS63.
Est. $200-300
[USA] Mixed Silver Coins, 1935-64
Mixed silver coins, comprising: 3 Mercury
Dimes, 1944-45 (MS63-64), 3 Walking
Liberty Halves, 1938-43 (XF40-AU55), a
Franklin Half, 1962 (proof-63), two JFK
Silver Halves, 1964 (MS60), and a 1935s
Peace Dollar (VF/dark). Contains 3.15OZT.
silver. Est. $70-125
247
[USA] Mixed Silver, 1899-1968
Mixed US silver, comprising: one 1899
Barber quarter, one 1926 Standing Liberty
Quarter, and three Washington quarters
(1942, 45, 63), grades cull-AU; five Walking
Liberty half dollars (dateless, 1939, 1941,
1943), one 1963 Franklin half dollar, one
1964 JFK half dollar, and nine silverclad JFK half dollars (1966-68d), grades
cull-MS60. Also includes a bonus bag of
Lincoln Wheat cents, a Buffalo nickel, and a
foreign coin. Contains 4.72 ozt silver.
Est. $50-90
248
[USA] 4 B.T. Washington Half Dollars, 1946-51
Four Booker T. Washington
commemorative silver dollars: three 1946
(AU50-MS62) and one 1951 (MS60).
Est. $30-60
249
[USA] 2 Pilgrim Half Dollars, 1920
Two Pilgrim Tercentenary
Commemorative silver half dollars. grades
MS63, MS64. Est. $100-200
250
[USA] 4 Commemorative Half Dollars, 1923s-36
Four Commemorative half dollars: a
1923s Monroe Doctrine Centennial (fine),
a 1935 Texas Independence Centennial
(MS64), a 1936 Cleveland - Great Lakes
Commemorative (AU50), and a 1936 Long
Island Tercentenary (MS63). Est. $200-350
251
[USA] 6 Stone Mountain Half Dollars, 1925
Six Stone Mountain Commemorative silver
half dollars, 1925. Grades XF40-MS63.
Est. $200-300
252
[USA] 6 Columbian Expo. Half Dollars, 1892-93
Six Columbian Exposition Commemorative
silver half dollars: one 1892 (MS63) and
five 1893 (fine to MS63). Est. $100-150
253
[USA] 2 Constitution Coin Sets, 1987
Two U.S. Constitution Bicentennial Coin
Sets, in mint boxes, comprising: two 1987s
silver dollars (proof-69/deep cameo, minor
clouding), and two 1987w $5 gold half
Eagles (proof-69/deep cameo), contains
1.54 OZT. silver and .5 OTZ. gold.
Est. $550-750
254
[USA] 4 Washington-Carver Half Dollars, 1952
Four commemorative Washington-Carver
silver half dollars, 1952. Grades MS63-64.
Good luster. Est. $40-80
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256
257
[USA] Liberty Coin Set, 1986
Comprising: a 1986s clad half dollar, a
1986s silver dollar, and a 1986w $5 gold
half eagle. Grade proof 69/deep cameo. In
mint box. Contains .77 OZT. silver and .25
OZT. gold. Est. $275-375
267
258
[USA] Gold Dollar, 1857
An Indian/Large Head Gold Dollar. Grade
VS30. Est. $150-250
259
[USA] Gold Quarter Eagle, 1909
An Indian $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle, grade
Au58. Contains .1209 OZT. gold.
Est. $200-275
[U.S.] Coronet type gold dollar, 1853
(MS-60) Est. $200-400
273
[U.S.] Indian type gold dollar, 1855
(AU-55) Est. $400-600
274
[U.S.] Indian type gold dollar, 1862
(MS-60) Est. $200-400
.
[USA] Olympic Gold Half Eagle, 1988
A 1988w Olympic Commemorative Gold
Half Eagle, 1988w. Grade proof 69/deep
cameo. In mint box. Est. $275-375
[USA] Mixed US Mint Products
Comprising: a 1988 mint set and proof
set (clad); 5 Eisenhower silver dollars,
1971s-74s grades MS60-MS65; and six
Franklin half dollars, 1958-63, grades XF45
to PR64. Contains 3.6 ozt silver.
Est. $70-125
272
274A [U.S.] Coronet type gold quarter eagle, 1905
(MS-60) Est. $200-400
[USA] Gold Double Eagle, 1907
A 1907 Coronet $20 Gold Double Eagle.
Grade AU58. Contains .9675 OZT. gold.
Est. $1,000-1,250
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275
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[USA] $5 Gold Eagle Bullion Coin, 2010
A $5 American Gold Eagle bullion coin.
Graded “First Strike” MS70 (perfect) by
PCGS. Contains .1 ozt. gold. Est. $100-175
269
260
[USA] Gold Quarter Eagle, 1915
An Indian $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle, grade
AU58. Contains .1209 OZT. gold.
Est. $200-275
262
[USA] Gold Quarter Eagle, 1925d
An Indian $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle. Grade
MS63. Contains .1209 OZT. gold.
Est. $300-500
[USA] $50 Gold Eagle Bullion Coin, 1986w
A proof $50 American Gold Eagle bullion
coin. First year of issue. Graded PF69/Deep
Cameo by PCGS. Excellent strike, brilliant
luster, and strong contrast. Contains 1 ozt.
gold. Est. $900-1,250
[USA] Gold Half Eagle, 1880s
An 1880s coronet $5 Gold Half Eagle.
Grade MS61. Contains .2418 OZT. gold.
Est. $400-550
270
264
265
266
[U.S.] Set of Indian type gold quarter eagles
1908-’29, including the key 1911-D (AU-50
and better) Est. $3,000-5,000
[USA] Gold Quarter Eagle, 1910
An Indian $2.50 Gold Quarter Eagle. Grade
AU58. Contains .1209 OZT. gold.
Est. $200-275
261
263
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[USA] Gold Half Eagle, 1888
An 1883 Coronet $5 Gold Half Eagle, grade
AU55. Contains .2418 OZT. gold.
Est. $300-400
[USA] Gold Half Eagle, 1899
An 1899 Coronet $5 Gold Half Eagle. Grade
Au58. Contains .2418 OZT. gold
Est. $300-450
[USA] Gold Half Eagle, 1908d
An Indian $5 Gold Half Eagle. Grade MS62.
Contains .2418 OZT. gold. Est. $500-700
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[USA] Double Eagle Pattern Coin
A private issue replica, struck in 2009, of a
1906 Double Eagle pattern coin. Graded
Ultra Cameo/Gem Proof by NGC. Contains
1 ozt. silver. The original resides in the
Smithsonian, and was designed by Charles
Barber. Est. $40-80
[USA] $100 Pattern Coin
A private issue replica of a $100 “Union”
pattern coin that was originally struck in
1876. Graded Gem Proof by NGC. Contains
1.5 ozt. silver. The original was designed by
Charles Barber. Est. $60-100
276
[U.S.] Indian type gold quarter eagle, 1912
(AU-50) Est. $200-400
277
[U.S.] Coronet type gold quarter eagle, 1925-D
(AU-58) Est. $300-500
277A [U.S.] Indian type gold three dollar piece, 1868
(AU-55) Est. $500-800
278
[U.S.] Coronet type gold half eagle, 1880
(EF-45) Est. $300-500
279
[U.S.] Coronet type gold half eagle, 1902-S
(AU-55) Est. $300-500
280
[U.S.] Coronet type gold half eagle, 1907
(AU-50) Est. $300-500
281
[U.S.] Indian Head type gold half eagle, 1911-S
(EF-40) Est. $300-500
282
[U.S.] Indian type gold half eagle, 1911
(AU-50) Est. $300-500
283
[U.S.] Coronet type gold eagle, 1882
(AU-50) Est. $500-700
284
[U.S.] Coronet type gold eagle, 1882
(VF-20) Est. $500-800
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[U.S.] Coronet type gold eagle, 1899
(AU-55) Est. $500-800
286
[U.S.] Coronet type gold eagle, 1901
(AU-55) Est. $600-800
287
[U.S.] Indian type gold eagle, 1932
(MS-60) Est. $500-700
288
[U.S.] Coronet type gold double eagle, 1851
(VF-20) Est. $1,000-1,500
294
303
[Cook Islands] Three $5 Hollywood
Coins, 2010
Three silver $5 coins, partially colorized,
featuring Clark Gable, Ginger Rogers,
and John Wayne. In deluxe, film-style
packaging. Grade Proof-65. Contains ozt.
2.21 silver. Est. $70-125
304
[Germany] 11 Currency Notes, 1910-23
Comprising: two 1910 1000-mark notes
[KM45.b](F12, VF35); two 1908 100-mark
notes [KM42](Fine); five 1910 20-mark
notes [KM40.b](VG-Fine); one 1922 5000mark note[KM81](VG); and one 1923
20,000-mark inflation note (Fine).
Est. $40-80
305
[Austria] Gold four-ducats, 1915
unissued (MS) Est. $500-800
306
[Germany/Bavaria] Gold 20 Marks, 1873
Ludwia II, 20 Marks, 1873. Grade VF.
Contains .2305 OZT. gold. Est. $200-300
307
[Belgium] Gold 20 Francs, 1865
Leopold I, 20 Francs, 1865. Doubled “20.”
Grade VF. Contains .1867 OZT. gold.
Est. $125-200
308
[Brazil] Gold 10,000 Reis, 1853
Pedro II, 10,000 Reis, 1853. Grade VF/XF.
Contains .2643 OZT. gold. Est. $200-300
309
[Canada] Maple Leaf gold bullion coin, 1985
1 ozt. fine gold (Proof) Est. $1,000-1,500
310
[Canada] Gold $100, 1976
Elizabeth II, gold $100, 1976. Montreal
Olympics Commemorative. Grade MS63.
Contains .25 OZT. gold. Est. $250-350
311
[British Virgin Is.] Gold $100, 1977
Elizabeth II, gold 4100, 1977. Twenty-fifth
anniversary of her reign. Mintage only
6,715. Grade proof-65. Contains .2054 OZT.
gold. Est. $200-300
312
[Cuba] Gold 5 Pesos, 1916
Cuban Republic, 5 Pesos, 1916. Grade
choice AU. Contains .2419 OZT. gold.
Est. $250-350
313
[Columbian] Gold 5 Pesos, 1928
Columbian Republic, 5 Pesos, 1928.
Doubling of letters and numbers on
obverse. Grade AU. Contains .2355 OZT.
gold. Est. $250-350
314
[France] Gold 20 Francs, 1869a
Napoleon III, 20 Francs, 1869a, grad VF.
Contains .1867 OZT. gold. Est. $125-200
.
289
[U.S.] St. Gaudens type gold double
eagle, 1925
(MS-60) Est. $1,200-1,500
.
[U.S.] Coronet type gold double eagle, 1873
(AU-50) Est. $1,000-1,500
295
[U.S.] St. Gaudens type gold double
eagle, 1925
(AU-55) Est. $1,000-1,500
296
[U.S.] Morgan type silver dollar, 1882-CC
(MS-60, in GSA packaging) Est. $100-200
297
[U.S.] Six Morgan type silver dollars
various dates and mints (Circulated)
Est. $100-175
298
[U.S.] Eight Peace type silver dollars
1922-’24 (Circulated) Est. $100-200
290
299
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300
[U.S.] Coronet type gold double eagle, 1900
(MS-63) Est. $1,000-1,500
[U.S.] Group of Proof and Uncirculated sets
comprising: two Eisenhower Proof dollars,
1971, six of the same 1971, and two 1972
(Uncirculated); two Proof Sets, 1976 (one
missing cardboard holder); one Proof Set,
1978; Uncirculated Set, 1986; and two
Bicentennial first day medallion covers
Est. $60-100
[U.S.] Liberty commemorative three-coin set, 1986
Proof, in original packaging Est. $200-300
301
291
[U.S.] Coronet type gold double eagle, 1900-S
(AU-55) Est. $1,000-1,500
292
[U.S.] Coronet type gold double eagle, 1904
(MS-63) Est. $1,000-1,500
293
[U.S.] St. Gaudens type gold double
eagle, 1908
no motto (MS-60) Est. $1,000-1,500
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[U.S.] American Eagle gold bullion coins, 1986
comprising: 1 oz., 1/2 oz., 1/4 oz., and 1/10
oz. coins (Uncirculated) Est. $1,500-2,000
302
[U.S.] American Eagle silver bullion coins
comprising: 1987 (Proof, in box); two 1986
(Unc.); and a “Seated Liberty” 1 oz. fine
silver medallion Est. $80-125
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[France] Gold 20 Francs, 1911
French Republic (rooster), 20 Francs, 1911.
Grade AU. Contains .1867 OZT. gold.
Est. $125-200
316
[Great Britain] Gold Sovereign, 1925
George V, Sovereign, 1925. Grade UNC.
Contains .2355 OZT. gold. Est. $250-350
317
[Romania] Gold 20 Lei, 1944
Commemorative medal, 1944, MS, 6.55g.,
900 fine gold. Est. $150-200
318
[Imperial Russia] Gold 10 Rubles, 1899
Nicholas II, 10 Rubles, 1899. Grade XF.
Contains .2489 OZT. gold. Est. $200-300
319
[Imperial Russia] Gold 5 Rubles, 1901
Nicholas II, 5 Rubles, 1901. Minor edge
nicks. Grade AU. Contains .1245 OZT. gold.
Est. $150-200
320
[Imperial Russia] Gold 5 Rubles, 1899
Nicholas II, 5 Rubles, 1899. Grade VF30.
Contains .1245 OZT. gold. Est. $125-200
321
[Roman Republic] Silver denarius, Q.
Fabius Labes
struck circa 101 B.C. Est. $80-125
322
[Austria] Two silver trade thalers, dated 1780
probably minted much later, with obverse
likeness of Maria Theresa Est. $80-125
323
324
[Great Britain] Proof Set, 1970
Last British pre-decimal proof set, 8
coins, in full royal mint packaging. Grade
proof-65. Also includes a 1901 penny,
(Victoria), grade AU50/brown. Est. $50-90
[USA] Olympic Proof Set, 1983-84
A US 1983-84 Olympic Proof Set, in Korean
packaging, comprising: a 1983s silver
dollar (proof 65/toned); a 1984s silver
dollar (proof-65); and a 1984w $10 Gold
Eagle (proof-65). Contains 1.54 OZT. silver
and .4837 OZt. gold. Est. $500-750
324A [Colonial Mexico] 2 Half Reales, 1770 & 1783
Two Spanish silver half reales coins, 1770/
MO-M & 1783/MO-FF, sea salvage from
the wreck of the treasure ship El Cazador.
Certified “Genuine” by NGC, in deluxe box.
Est. $40-70
324B [Israel] Israel Silver, Coins, 1949-74
Twenty-four larger Israeli coins,
comprising: twenty-three 5 25 Lirot,
grades UNC-proof (some towing and PVC
issues), 1958-74, and one 1949 500 Pruta
(UNC). Contains about 16.3 OZT. silver.
Est. $500-700
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324C [Foreign] Mixed Silver, 1873-1973
A mixed silver lot, comprising: a Bolivia
1873 One Boliviano (XF45); an Austria
Maria Theresa Thaler, dated 1780 but in
fact a modern restrike (CH UNC, with light
PVC toning); and a I-oz “Mother Lode”
silver bar, commemorating the 25th
anniversary of Israel (toned). Contains 2.47
OZT. silver. Also includes an octagonal
bicentennial piece that purports to
contain an ounce of pure silver.
Est. $50-100
324F [Foreign] Older Mixed Silver, 1893-1920
Comprising 17 silver coins, various
countries and colonies, grades Good to
XF40. Contains about 2.7 ozt silver.
Est. $50-80
324D [Mexico] Mexican Silver, 1756-1978
Comprising 12 mixed silver coins: eight
modern silver coins, 1898-1978, grades
fine to AU55, from 50 Centavos to 100
Pesos: and four coins from Colonial
Mexico, 1756 to 1799, grades Fair to Good,
from half real to 2 Reales (worn, holed).
Contains approximately 4.8 ozt silver.
Est. $70-100
324H [Germany] 3rd Reich Coins, 1937-39
Comprising: 11 base-metal coins, from 1
to 5 reichspfennig, grades Fine-XF45; and
8 silver coins, from seven 2-reichsmarks
to one 5-reichsmark coin, grades Fine-XF.
Contains 1.57 ozt. silver. Est. $40-60
324E [Philippines] Mixed Coins, U.S.
Administration
Twenty-four coins from the Philippines
under U.S. Administration, 1911s-1945d:
ten silver coins (1 peso, 4 20-centanos,
5 10-centavos), grades Fine to AU58,
and fourteen non-silver (7 centavo, 7
5-centavo) grades Good to Uncirculated.
Contains 1.14 ozt silver. Est. $40-60
324G [Foreign] Older Mixed Coins, 1850-1920
Twenty older coins, eight of them silver,
grades Good to XF. Some minor damage.
Also includes a worn 1764 German/
Brunswick 1/24 Thaler. Contains about .62
ozt silver. Est. $40-70
324I
[Canada] Four $100 Gold Pieces, 1978
Four individually mint-boxed $100 gold
coins, Elizabeth II, 1978, (geese reverse).
Grade gem proof/deep cameo. contains a
total of 2 OZT. gold. Est. $2,000-3,000
324J
[Canada] 6 Dollars, 1971-76
Six Canadian Dollars, 1971-76, three silver
and three nickel alloy. Grades Proof like
(one toned). Contains 1.12 ozt silver.
Est. $20-40
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COINS / PENS & COLLECTIBLES
324K [Canada] Eight silver dollars, 1961-’63
(Circulated) Est. $80-125
324L [Foreign] Mixed World Coins, 1920-2005
Approximately 345 non-silver coins, many
countries, mostly prior to 1980, grades VG
to Uncirculated. Also included six British
silver 3-pence from 1933 to 1935.
Est. $40-80
324M [Foreign] Mixed Silver, 1911-1966
Thirty-eight silver coins, mostly Dutch,
grades Cull to Uncirculated. Approximately
5 ozt silver. Est. $80-150
324N [Foreign] UK Commonwealth Silver,
1926-1961
Forty-three silver coins, mostly UK
Commonwealth, plus some Cuba and
Panama. Grades Good to Uncirculated.
Includes some better New Zealand.
Approximately 5.8 ozt silver. Est. $200-350
325
Three Sheaffer fountain pens
circa 1930s Est. $100-200
326
Three Pelikan fountain pens and case
Est. $250-400
327
Three Conklin fountain pens
one with 14K gold nib Est. $150-300
328
Four assorted fountain pens
includes: Kaigelu, Morrison, Wardrite, and
Goldbond, last two with 14K gold nibs
Est. $150-300
329
330
331
Four assorted fountain pens
includes: Parker, Visconti, and Joffe, last
with 14K gold nib Est. $125-200
334
Four Lionel “Rail Chief” passenger cars
includes; one #792, two #793, and one
#794 Est. $200-400
335
5 Lionel 800 series prewar tinplate freight cars
includes; #817-caboose,
#814R-refrigerated box car, #816-hopper
car, and two #812- gondola cars
Est. $200-400
336
Lionel electric loco and three freight cars
cars include: box car, gondola and
caboose Est. $80-125
337
Large group of Lionel T-Rail track and switches
approx. 51 pieces of track, and four #731
switches Est. $600-800
338
Lionel railroad bridge and #82N semaphore
bridge attached to added erector set
pieces Est. $80-125
351
Continental carved wood vagabond automaton
modeled as ne’er-do-well carrying lantern,
clockwork mechanism, and batteryoperated lantern Est. $150-300
352
Seven Continental carved wood objects
including: pair of trolls, three figural bottle
stoppers, acrobat, and Sancho
Est. $80-125
353
Large selection of glass marbles
Est. $70-100
354
2 Lionel steam locos, rolling stock, & accessories
includes: #2020 - steam locomotive
and tender, #224 - steam locomotive
and tender, Sunoco tank car, #2257 caboose, automatic refrigerated milk car,
Pennsylvania Rail Road box car, #38 - water
tower, and #45N -automatic gateman
Est. $125-200
7 sections of painted cast iron train
garden fence
Est. $125-200
355
28 assorted 45 rpm records
artists include: Elvis, Beatles, Sam Cooke,
and many others Est. $50-100
Lionel “Mickey Mouse and Santa” hand car
circa 1930s; wind-up version Est. $200-300
356
Five figural cigarette lighters
1940s-1960s; includes: mandarin, Buddha,
2 suits of armor, and a bust of armor
Est. $70-100
357
Five combination cigarette lighter/cases
1940s-1960s; including Ronson floral
enameled case Est. $100-200
358
5 silver-plated cigarette lighters & metal lighter
1950s-1960s; includes: 2 Ronson urn form,
Evans cornucopia, 2 urns, and an Occupied
Japan metal cornucopia lighter
Est. $100-200
359
Six figural cigarette lighters
1940s-1950s; includes: western boot,
donkey, ship’s wheel, Scottish terrier,
globe, and pistol Est. $100-200
360
Six Ronson cigarette lighters
1950s-1960s; includes: 3 in original boxes,
2 floral enameled, and burl walnut enamel
Est. $70-100
341
343
Arcade cast iron sedan and trailer
Est. $150-300
344
18 “Tootsie Toy” and slush metal cars
and planes
Est. $100-200
345
Arcade cast iron fire engine
with pair stamped metal ladders
Est. $125-200
346
30 assorted lead doughboy soldiers
circa 1930s; makers include Manoil, also
includes two artillery pieces Est. $100-200
Lionel #700E Scale Hudson and 700T tender
Est. $1,000-2,000
347
Assorted toy vehicles and figures
including: lead and rubber figures and
similar vehicles Est. $50-100
Lionel #228 0-6-0 switcher loco and tender
Est. $300-500
348
Rare salesman’s sample plow
dated 1873; wood and metal miniature
plow, written on side, “Patented January 1?
by John M. Heiges, York Pa.” Est. $500-800
.
18
Marx “Stream Line Electric Train” set
comprising; tin plate steam locomotive
and four pieces of rolling stock, track, and
transformer in original box Est. $50-100
340
332
333
350
Lionel Type Z 250 watt transformer & accessories
accessories include: Lionel #67 whistle
controller, #25 bumper, and 3 UTC lock ons
Est. $100-200
Arcade cast iron double-decker bus
Est. $150-300
Taccia “Staccato Collection” pen set
fountain and roller ball pens in the
“Antique Mist” pattern, with case and box
Est. $150-300
Repousse silver yo-yo
Est. $60-90
339
342
Five Monte Verde pens
includes three fountain and two roller ball
Est. $125-225
349
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
PENS & COLLECTIBLES / BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS
361
Eight novelty and desk cigarette lighters
1950s-1970s; including: bowling pin,
golden apple, Wedgwood, 2 Evans ceramic
lighters, and Stieff pewter stein, etc.
Est. $60-90
362
Eight desk lighters and ashtray
1950s-1970s; includes: apple, giant-size
pocket lighter, acrylic based lighters,
ceramic stein, and Firestone rubber and
glass wheel ashtray, dated 1933
Est. $100-200
363
5 Ronson cigarette lighters & 2 case combinations
1950s-1970s; includes: 5 pocket lighters
and 2 cigarette case/lighters, one with
floral enamel Est. $40-80
364
18 assorted cigarette lighters
1940s-1970s Est. $60-90
365
Dunhill tinder pistol
Est. $50-100
366
Nine urn-form desk lighters
Est. $70-100
367
Seven early plush animals
1920s-1940s; includes: Stieff bear hand
puppet, Scottish terrier, mohair bear, tiger,
monkey, and black rag doll Est. $100-200
402
[Americana] Thirteen Bound Volumes
1) Benson J. Lossing, Our Country - A
Household History (New York: Johnson
and Miles, 1876, 1878) two volumes, 4to,
brown; 2) R. Chambers, ed., The Book of
Days (Philadelphia: JB Lippincott and Co.,
1863, 1864), two volumes, 4to, black; 3)
Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly (1877),
one volume, 4to, brown; 4) The Century
(New York: The Century Co., 1882, 1883),
two volumes, 4to, black, marbled paper;
5) Scribner’s Magazine (New York: Charles
Scribner’s Sons, 1890, 1906) two volumes,
4to; 6) Scribner’s Monthly (New York:
Scribner & Co., 1877, 1878, 1881), three
volumes, 4to. Est. $100-200
403
[History] 18 Bound Volumes
1) Charles F. Horne, ed., Great Men and
Famous Women (New York: Selmar
Hess, 1894), eight volumes, folio, brown,
cloth; 2) All Around the World (New York:
Selmar Hess), four volumes, folio, brown;
3) Professor Leo De Colange, LL.D., A Tour
of the World (New York: University Press,
1896), three volumes, folio, blue, marbled
paper, spines covered with masking tape;
4) Charlotte M. Yonge, Pictorial History
of the World’s Great Nations (New York:
Selmar Hess, 1882), three volumes, 4to,
brown, marbled paper. Est. $100-200
404
368-399
400
401
No Lots
[Art History] 11 Bound Volumes of The Art Journal
1) 1875-1881, including one duplicate
volume 1875, two duplicate volumes 1876,
and one duplicate volume 1878 (New
York: D. Appleton & Co), folio, brown, all
in Publisher’s Deluxe Leather Bindings; 2)
Three bound volumes of Le Salon de 1896,
1897, 1898 (Paris & New York: Boussad,
Valadon & Cie) folio, red, pictorial cloth.
Est. $100-200
[Fiction] Sixteen volumes of The Strand Magazine
George Newnes, ed. (London: 19011908), 4to, containing The Hound of the
Baskervilles and many other Sherlock
Holmes stories. Eight in original blue
Strand format. Est. $200-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS [History] Five Bound Volumes
1) Thomas Johnes, Esq., trans., The
Chronicles of Enguerrand De Monstrelet
(London: Henry G. Bohn, 1853); two
volumes, 4to, marbled paper; 2) Pierre
De Nolhac, Louis XV Et Madame De
Pompadour (Paris: Goupil & Cie), 4to,
marbled paper, covers missing; 3) Paul
Lacroix, Moeurs, Usages, Et Costumes
Au Moyen Age Et A LePoque De La
Renaissance (Paris: Librairie De Firmin
Didot Freres, Fils Et Cie, 1872), 4to, red,
cloth; 4) Paul Lacroix, The Eighteenth
Century, It’s Institutions, Customs &
Costumes, France 1700-1789 (London:
Bickers and Son), 4to, red, cloth.
Est. $50-100
405
[Literature] Twelve Volumes
1) The Poet and Painter; Or, Gems of Art
and Song (New York: D. Appleton & Co.,
1868), 4to, brown, marbled paper; 2)
Thomas Moore, Irish Melodies (London:
Longman, Brown Green, and Longmans,
1846), 4to, brown, printed paper; 3) S.C.
Hall, Esq., FSA., ed., The Book of British
Ballads (London: Henry G. Bohn, 1853),
4to, brown, (cover detached); 4) The Poet’s
Gallery, A Series of Portrait Illustrations
of British Poets (New York: D. Appleton
and Co., 1861), 4to, brown; 5) Dr. R.
Shelton Mackenzie, Moore’s Melodies and
American Poems With a Biography and a
Critical Review of Lyric Poets (New York:
International Publishing Company, 1871),
4to, red; 6) George R. Sims, ed., Living
London...(London, Paris, New York and
Melbourne, 1902, 1903) three volumes,
4to, red, cloth, (covers missing and/or
detached, damaged spine); 7) The Penny
Magazine of the Society for the Diffusion
of Useful Knowledge (New York: William
Jackson, 1832, 1833, 1834, 1835), four
volumes, 4to, marbled paper boards.
Est. $50-100
406
[Art Reference] The Art of Walter Crane
P.G. Konody, (London: George Bell & Sons,
1902) Est. $100-150
407
[History] 16 Volumes of The Illustrated
War News
1) (London: Illustrated London News
and Sketch, Ltd., 1914, 1915, 1916), eight
volumes, 8vo, brown, cloth; 2) (London:
Illustrated London News and Sketch, Ltd.,
1916, 1917, 1918), eight volumes, 4to,
brown, cloth. Est. $50-100
408
[Printing] Two Bound Volumes
1) Henry Lewis Johnson, ed., The Printing
Art (Cambridge, USA: The University Press,
1903), folio, brown, paper; 2) Louis Flader,
ed., Achievement in Photo-Engraving and
Letter Press Printing (Chicago: American
Photo-Engravers Association, 1927), folio,
black. Est. $50-100
409
[Horticulture] Meehan’s Monthly
Thomas Meehan, Meehan’s Monthly: A
Magazine of Horticulture, Botany and
Kindred Subjects (Philadelphia: Thomas
Meehan & Sons, 1891-1892), one volume,
4to, brown. Est. $50-100
19
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410
411
20
[Reference] Twelve Volumes
1) The Complete Works of Thomas
Dick, LL.D. (Cincinnati: Applegate & Co.
Publishers, 1856), one volume, 4to, brown,
(covers and spine worn); 2) Webster’s
Encyclopedic Dictionary (Chicago:
Webster’s Dictionary Publishing Co.,
1896), one volume, 4to, brown; 3) Thomas
Babington Macaulay, The History of
England from the Accession of James the
Second (Philadelphia: E.H. Butler & Co.,
1856), one volume, 4to, brown, cloth; 4)
Charles Morris, LL.D., ed., The 20th Century
Cyclopedia of Practical Information
(Philadelphia: Universal Publishing Co.,
1901), two volumes, 4to, brown; 5) C.A.
Feiling, et al., Flugel’s Dictionary, parts I
and II (London: Whittaker & Co., Dulau
and Co., and D. Nutt, 1875), two volumes,
4to, gray, marbled paper; 6) James C.
Fernald, L.H.D., ed., The Desk Standard
Dictionary of the English Language (New
York and London: Funk & Wagnalls Co.,
1916), one volume, 4to, green, cloth; 7)
William Hone, Hone’s Popular Works and
Everlasting Calendar (London: J. Haddon,
1840), two volumes, 4to, brown, cloth; 8)
William Hone, The Every-Day Book and
Table Book (London: J. Haddson, 1840),
one volume, 4to, brown, cloth; 9) William
Hone, The Every-Day Book or the Guide
to the Year (London: M’oorquodale and
Co.), one volume, 4to, brown, cloth (spine
damaged). Est. $50-100
[Literature] Twelve Volumes
1) The Boy’s Own Annual (Toronto:
Warwick Bros and Rutter & London:
Leisure House Office, Volumes IV, XV and
XVIII), three volumes, folio, with G.A. Henty
story; 2) Robert Brown, Science For All
(London, Paris & New York, Volume III),
one volume, 4to, brown, cloth; 3) Harry
Parkes, That Sister-In-Law of Mine (London
& New York: Frederick Warne and Co.,
1888) printed paper; 4) Clement Clarke
Moore, The Night Before Christmas, an
antique reproduction (New York; Philomel
Books, 1989), folio, printed paper; 5)
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
(London: Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, Belle
Sauvage Works, folio, brown, cloth; 6)
Henry C. Walsh, ed., Milton’s Paradise
Lost (Philadelphia: Henry Altemus), folio,
printed cloth; 7) Fables and Allegories
Young and Old (Philadelphia: Charles
Foster, 1885), 4to, printed cloth; 8) Boy’s
Own Book (New York: R. Worthington,
1881), 8vo, printed cloth; 9) Mother, Home
& Heaven (Philadelphia: Bradley, Garretson
& Co., 1883), 8vo, printed cloth; 10)
Wayside Blossoms (Philadelphia: H.J. Smith
& Co., 1891), 4to, printed cloth.
Est. $80-150
412
413
414
[German] 10 volumes
1) Schiller’s Werke (Druck und Verlag von
E. Hallberger, 1879, Volumes I-IV), four
volumes, 4to, brown, 1/4 leather, marbled
paper; 2) E. Stade, Deutsche Geschichte
(Bielefeld und Leipzig: Verlag von
Velhagen & Klafing, 1882), two volumes,
4to, green, marbled boards; 3) Goethes
Samtliche Werke (Stittgart und Berlin: J.O.
Cotta’sche Buchhandlung Nachfolger),
8vo; 4) Peter Betthausen, The World of Art:
Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Berlin: Kunst und
Gesellschaft: 1985), 4to, printed paper; 5)
Franz von Bayros, The Amorous Drawings
of the Marquis von Bayros (New York: The
Cythera Press, 1968), folio, black, cloth; 6)
Eduard Fuchs, Geschichte Der Erotischen
Kunst (Munchen: Ulbert Langen), 4to,
brown cloth. Est. $50-80
[Art] Nine Volumes
1) The Titian Gallery (Boston: James R.
Osgood and Co., 1877), folio, brown, cloth;
2) Gallery of Great Composers (Boston:
James R. Osgood and Co., 1874), folio,
brown, pictorial cloth; 3) The Dresden
Gallery (Boston: James R. Osgood and
Co., 1877), folio, brown, cloth; 4) Charles
Blanc, et al., The Masterpieces of Italian
Art (Philadelphia: Gebbie & Co., Volume
II), folio, brown (spine missing, back
board detached); 5) Clarence Cook,
Art and Artists of Our Time (New York:
Selmar Hess, 1888) three volumes, folio,
brown, cloth; 6) Beruhmter Meister Der
Gegenwart, Moderne Kunst (Berlin: Verlag
Von Rich Bong), two volumes, folio.
Est. $80-150
[History] Nine Volumes
1) Old England (London: Charles Knight
and Co.), two volumes (I-II), folio, cloth
(Ex-Library); 2) Bill Yenne, ed., All Aboard!
The Golden Age of American Rail Travel
(London: Bison Books, Ltd., 1989), folio,
cloth, dust jacket; 3) Ira E. Bennett, History
of the Panama Canal (Washington D.C.:
Historical Publishing Company, 1915),
4to, green, cloth; 4) Mrs. Oliphant, The
Makers of Florence (London and New
York: Macmillan and Co., 1891), 8vo, red,
cloth; 5) Joel Cook, England, Picturesque
and Descriptive (Philadelphia: Porter and
Coates, 1882), 4to, green, pictorial cloth; 6)
S.A. Schnegg, Tausend Und Ein Schweizer
Bild (1926), folio, green (spine damaged);
7) Switzerland, It’s Mountains and Valley
(London: Bickers & Sons, 1878), folio, blue;
8) Baldwin H. Ward, ed., Pictorial History
of America (Los Angeles: Editors of Year,
1955), folio, green (spine damaged).
Est. $50-100
415
[History] Four Vol. of National Coopers’ Journal
(Philadelphia: Volumes 22-28), four
volumes, folio (Ex-Library). Est. $50-100
416
[Law] The History of English Law
2nd Ed (1788), Volumes I-IV. Est. $100-200
417
[Law] Two Titles
1) Law of Evidence (1744); 2) Fielding’s
Extracts From The Penal Law (1769).
Est. $100-200
418
[Law] Two Titles
1) Harrington on Statutes (1769); 2)
Foster’s Crown Law (1762). Est. $100-200
419
[Lit.] Three Vol. Poetical Works of Longfellow
(Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co.), three
volumes (I-III), folio, brown. Est. $50-80
420
[International] Seven Volumes
1) Fur Alle Delt (Berlin: 1897-1900), four
volumes, folio; 2) Rev. Nikita Chakirov,
ed., Illustrated History of the Russian
Empire (The Russian Orthodox Youth
Committee, 1971), folio, pictorial cloth; 3) J.
Eugene Reed, Masterpieces of German Art
(Philadelphia: Gebbie & Co.), two volumes
(I-II), folio. Est. $100-150
421
[Literature] Fourteen Volumes
1) Punch (London: Punch Office), eight
volumes, 4to; 2) George Cruikshank,
Humorous Illustrations (London: Simpkin,
Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co.), 8vo, red
cloth; 3) The Finish to Life In and Out of
London (London: John Camden Hotten),
4to, blue cloth; 4) Pictures From “Punch”
(London: Bradbury, Agnew & Co., LD.), four
volumes (I-IV), 4to. Est. $80-150
422
[Religion] Two Volumes of Bida Bible
(London: Sampson Low, Marston, Searle
and Rivington, 1877), two volumes (I-II),
folio, red (Ex-Library). Est. $50-100
423
[Science] Two Volumes of Scientific
American Suppl
(New York: Munn & Co.), two volumes
(IV-V), folio. Est. $50-100
424
[Periodicals] Five Volumes
1) Picture Papers (1872), folio, red (ExLibrary); 2) Once a Week (New York: Peter
Fenklon Collier, 1893), folio; 3) Harper’s
Bazar (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1868),
folio; 4) F. Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper
(New York: 1886), two volumes (I-II), folio.
Est. $50-100
425
[Literature] The Black Arrow, 1st Ed.
Robert Louis Stevenson, (London: 1888).
Est. $100-200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS
426
[Art] Six Volumes
1) Clarence Cook, Art and Artists of Our
Time (New York: Selmar Hess, 1888) two
volumes (I & III), folio, brown; 2) The Ebers
Gallery (New York: William S. Gottsberger,
1886), folio, green cloth; 3) Famous
Paintings of the World (New York: Fine
Art Publishing Company, 1894), 4to; 4)
S.C. Hall, Esq., ed., The National Gallery
Comprising The Pictures Known As The
Vernon Collection (London and New York:
Virtue and Co.), two volumes (I-II), folio,
red. Est. $50-100
427
[Periodicals] 17 Vol. of The Illus. London News
(London: The London News, 1857-1871),
folio. Est. $100-200
428
[Periodicals] 14 Vol. of The Illus. London News
(London: The London News, 1872-1878),
folio. Est. $100-200
429
[Periodicals] 15 Vol. of The Illus. London News
(London: The London News, 1879-1886),
folio. Est. $100-200
430
[History] Two Volumes of Picturesque America
(New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1874), two
volumes (I-II), folio. Est. $100-200
431
[History] Three Volumes of Picturesque Europe
(New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1853), three
volumes (I-III), folio. Est. $100-200
432
433
434
435
436
[American Political Autographs] Two envelopes
with free franks, addressed to Henry
Stockbridge, Baltimore, one from Edward
Everett, the other from WIlliam H. Seward;
each framed with engraved portrait
Est. $200-300
437
[American Political Autograph] Daniel Webster
envelope with free frank as U.S. Senator,
addressed to John Pendleton Kennedy,
Baltimore; framed with engraved portrait;
together with an inscribed engraved
portrait of noted New York jurist and
diplomat, Joseph H. Choate (1832-1917),
framed Est. $150-250
438
[American Political Autograph] Henry Clay
signed portion of a draft on the Bank of
the United States at Lexington, dated
at Ashland, Sept. 27, 1832; framed with
engraved portrait Est. $150-250
439
[Presidential Autograph] John Quincy Adams
signed part-printed land grant, dated at
Washington, Oct. 7, 1828, granting 100
acres (presumably in Ohio) to James
Stanberry, assignee of William Durrington,
a veteran of the Maryland Line; on vellum,
with embossed paper seal; framed with
engraved portrait Est. $200-300
440
[Presidential Autograph] James Madison
clipped signature from an envelope, “Free
James Madison,” 3/4 X 2 3/4 in. visible,
framed with engraved portrait
Est. $200-300
[History] Two Volumes of Picturesque Palestine
(New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1881), two
volumes (I-II), folio (Ex-Library).
Est. $100-200
441
[Hist] Frank Leslie’s Illus. Historical Register
… of the Centennial Exposition of 1876
(New York: Frank Leslie, 1876), folio.
Est. $80-150
[Presidential Autograph] Franklin Pierce
clipped signature from an envelope,
“Free Franklin Pierce,” 1 X 5 1/4 in. visible,
framed with engraved portrait
Est. $150-200
442
[Presidential Autograph] Herbert Hoover
signature on original ticket to game 5 of
the 1929 World Series, together with a
typed letter signed from Lawrence Richey,
the President’s secretary, on White House
stationery, Oct. 19, 1929, sending back
the signed ticket, and with an original
photograph of the President and First
Lady at the Game; framed together
Est. $250-500
[Science] Two Volumes of Essays on Physiognomy
John Caspar Lavater (London: For T.
Bensley by John Stockdale, 1810), two
volumes (I & III), folio (boards detached).
Est. $100-200
[Americana] Two Republic of Texas documents
1) Statement referring to the transfer of a
judgment of debt, Victoria Co., 1845; and a
Sheriff’s deed transferring ownership of a
house and lot, Victoria Co., 1845
Est. $150-200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 443
[Presidential Autograph] Harry S. Truman
typed letter signed on White House
stationery, dated at Washington, Nov. 7,
1950, thanking a supporter for a letter and
mentioning police officer Les Coffelt, who
had been killed a few days earlier, saving
Truman from assassins; framed with
engraved portrait Est. $250-500
444
[Presidential Autograph] Rutherford B. Hayes
signature on a part-printed order for the
Secretary of State to affix the Seal of the
U.S. to a pardon, dated at Washington,
April 27, 1877, framed, with an engraved
portrait Est. $200-300
445
[Presidential Autograph] James Monroe
signature on a part-printed deed for
land in Wooster Township, Ohio, sold to
George Hackett of Pennsylvania, dated at
Washington, January 20, 1819; on vellum,
with remnants of seal; framed, with an
engraved portrait Est. $300-500
446
[Presidential Autograph] Andrew Jackson
signature on a part-printed deed for land
near Crawfordsville, Indiana, sold to Evi
Martin of Indiana, dated at Washington,
April 3, 1829; on vellum, with paper seal;
framed Est. $300-500
447
[Baseball Autograph] Lou Gehrig
clipped signature on lined notebook
paper, framed, with photo in uniform
Est. $200-400
448
[American Autograph] Francis Scott Key
autograph letter signed, dated at
Washington, June 26, 1838, to unnamed
correspondent, dealing with a case against
an individual named McCrae, framed, with
photo of a painted portrait Est. $200-400
449
[Presidential Autograph] Ulysses S. Grant
as President, Dec. 10, 1872, signed
part-printed commission, to Marion T.
Anderson, as Deputy Postmaster of Red
Oak, Iowa, countersigned by Hamilton
Fish, Secretary of State, seal at lower left;
framed Est. $1,000-1,500
450
[Presidential Autograph] Lyndon B. Johnson
signature in pen on White House
imprinted card, 2 1/2 X 3 7/8 in., framed
Est. $150-200
21
BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS
454
451
[French Revolution] Military letter, 1795
a letter dated at Montceaux, 12
Vendemiaire, An 4 (September, 1795) from
an unidentified officer (Ch. Chambaud?) to
an Adjutant General Jouet (?) concerning
defensive preparations and the positions
of the enemy; together with a partial legal
document, 1846 Est. $80-125
453
454
452
22
[Presidential Autograph] John F. Kennedy
signature in pen on a brief typed letter, on
Senate stationery, Dec. 21, 1960, thanking
a supporter, framed; together with a TLS
from Evelyn Lincoln on White House
stationery, Oct. 22, 1962, confirming the
authenticity of the signature, and a related
newspaper clipping from 1964
Est. $300-500
[Presidential Autograph] Thomas Jefferson
as Governor of Virginia, February 1, 1781,
signed part-printed deed for 17 acres
in Rockingham Co., to Joseph Douglas,
commonwealth seal at lower left; framed,
with engraved portrait Est. $1,000-1,500
George Washington signed ship’s letter, 1796
three-language text certifying the
peaceful and legitimate voyage of the ship
Commerce, of Boston, carrying a cargo
of rice and indigo from Charleston, SC, to
Falmouth, MA; signed by Washington as
President, and by Edmund Randolph, Sec.
of State, other signatures from the port of
Charleston authorities; printed on paper,
completed in pen, with embossed paper
seals of the U.S. and South Carolina; 15 3/4
X 12 3/4 in., framed Est. $4,000-6,000
455
Abraham Lincoln signed commission,
March 23, 1865
brevet to rank of Lt. Colonel awarded to
Richard F. O’Beirne, “for gallant services
at the battle on the Weldon Railroad,
Virginia,” the previous August; signed by
the President, l.r., and countersigned by
Edwin M. Stanton, Sec. of War; part-printed
vellum, completed in pen, with embossed
blue paper seal, 17 1/2 X 13 1/2 in.
Est. $3,000-4,000
456
[Civil War] Soldier’s letter, Battle of Roanoke I.
Charles F. Tuckwell (Pvt., Co. D, 23rd Mass.
Infantry) dated at Camp Raleigh, Roanoke
Island, Feb. 14, 1862; 6pp. (the first with
patriotic image of a zouave and flags)
written in ink and pencil, to his family:
offering rich detail of his experiences
landing under fire, battle against
Confederate forces, and the aftermath;
accompanied by photocopied related
documents and a transcript of the letter
(Tuckwell died of typhoid fever at New
Bern, NC, May 9, 1862.) Est. $250-350
457
[Civil War] Five documents, Harper’s Ferry
comprising four part-printed receipts or
requisitions for military equipment and
supplies: 1) Requisition for horse feed
for the Military Telegraph, Oct. 16, 1862;
2) Receipt for delivery of the same, Nov.
4; 3) Quartermaster’s receipt for various
insignia and accessories from 34th Mass.,
April 11, 1864; and 4) receipt for Enfield
rifle and various accessories turned in by
1st Lt. G. K. Leek on orders of Gen. Sigel,
June 24, 1864; together with printed order
of Edwin Stanton, March 24, 1862, that
the line from Harper’s Ferry to Winchester
designated a Military Railroad under
administration of the B & O Est. $100-200
458
[Cartography] Olney, School Atlas, 1837
Jesse Olney, A New and Improved School
Atlas (NY: 1837) small folio, printed boards,
containing colored maps of the United
States as a whole and by region, with
other maps of the rest of the world
Est. $150-250
459
[Americana] Three titles
comprising: M. H, Smith, Sunshine and
Shadow in New York (Hartford: Burr,
1869) thick 8vo, full sheep; The Magazine
of American History, Vol. III (1889) 4to,
quarter leather, cloth, bound with over
200 aditional illustrations; and Atkinson’s
Casket, Vol. I (Phila.: 1832) 8vo, hald sheep,
marbled boards; pp. 3455-’56 partly
missing Est. $150-250
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS / DECORATIONS
460
Quran
Urdu, Indian, folio, original red leather
decorated binding Est. $600-900
461
[Art Reference] L’oeuvre De Barye
Roger Ballu (Paris: Maison Quantin, 1890),
folio. Est. $150-200
462
[Literature] Nine Volumes of
Shakespeare’s Works
Stratford-on-Avon Edition (London: Swan
Sonnenschein & Co.), Volumes I-IX.
Est. $100-150
463-999
No Lots
Sunday, April 12, 2015, 10:00 AM Session
1000 Five Japanese Imari porcelain table objects
late 19th century; four plates, 8 1/2 in.
Diam., and a shaped bone dish, 6 in. W. Est.
$125-200
1001 Japanese Imari porcelain charger and bowl
late 19th century; charger with cherry
blossom decoration and flower mark on
verso, 16 in. D., and a bowl with dragon
decoration, 9 1/2 in. D. Est. $125-200
1002 Chinese Export porcelain bowl and bulb planter
19th century; Canton blue and white cutcorner porcelain bowl, 4 in. H., 9 1/2 in. Sq.,
and a Famille Rose corner-cut bulb planter,
marked “CHINA,” 8 in. L., and 6 1/2 in. W.
Est. $125-200
1003 Japanese Imari porcelain vase lamp
20th century; quadriform vase with
cherry blossom decoration, mounted on
ebonized wood base with silk shade, 28 in.
H. Est. $125-200
1004 Pr. Chinese cloisonne enamel ginger jars and lamp
pair ginger jars with cloud decoration,
marked “CHINA,” 8 in. H., and a vase lamp,
mounted on wood base with shade, 22 in.
H. Est. $200-300
1005 French brass and beveled glass carriage clock
early 20th century; retailed by “Tiffany &
Co.,” with key, 4 1/2 in. H. Est. $300-500
1006 Brevete miniature carriage clock
early 20th century; mother-of pearl case,
with silvered metal swing handle, ball feet,
and red guilloche enamel face, impressed
“Brevete 33917,” 1 1/2 in. H., with leather
and velvet carrying/display case
Est. $200-500
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 1007 Three German figures and Royal Doulton figure
Rosenthal porcelain dachshund by
Dorothea Moldenhauer (1879-1968), 2
3/4 in. H., Heubach Basset Hound, 3 in.H.,
Metzler & Orloff, boy and songbird figure,
3 in. H. and a Royal Doulton china figure
“Lynne,” H.N. 2329, 7 in. H. Est. $125-200
1008 Pair of Mettlach salt glazed stoneware vases
first quarter- 20th century; each vase
having vignettes of putto, impressed
marks, 14 in. H. Est. $200-400
1009 Two Mettlach pewter salt glazed
stoneware steins
first quarter-20th century; each pewter
mounted stein with relief decoration of
merry- making peasants, impressed marks,
6 1/4 in. H. Est. $150-300
1010 Mettlach salt glazed stoneware flagon
late 19th century; pewter mounted flagon,
with raised geometric pattern decoration,
and central band with drinking fauns,
impressed mark, 16 in. H. Est. $200-400
1011 Mettlach salt glazed stoneware flagon
second half-20th century; pewtermounted flagon, with heraldic and swag
decoration, satyr mask spout, 12 in. H.
Est. $200-400
1012 Mettlach salt glazed stoneware stein and
charger
first quarter-20th century; pewter
mounted stein with raised acanthus and
geometric pattern decoration, 16 in. H.,
and charger with landsknecht in landscape
with castle in background and scroll
with motto, 14 1/2 in. Diam., both with
impressed marks Est. $200-400
1013 Mettlach salt glazed stoneware flagon
dated 1885; relief decoration of peasants,
grapevines, and birds, with various
mottoes, pewter mounts with engraved
name and date, stamped mark, 14 1/2 in. H.
Est. $300-500
1014 German china pewter mounted flagon
late 19th century; with decoration of
happy drinking dwarves and mottoes,
impressed marks underneath, 10 in. H.
Est. $200-300
1015 Villeroy & Boch ceramic wine jar and tumbler
late 19th century; wine jar with decoration
of merry peasant couple and musicians
in townscape, 14 in. H., and tumbler with
decoration of piper and bird in townscape,
4 3/4 in. H., both with stamped marks
Est. $200-300
1016 Pair of Continental jasperware vases
first half-20th century; relief decoration of
happy peasants, twist handles, unmarked,
12 in. H. Est. $150-300
1017 Three Villeroy & Boch salt glazed
stoneware steins
early 20th century; two pewter-mounted
steins with grapevine relief and vignettes
of drinkers, 5 1/2 and 6 in. H., and similar
tankard, 3 1/2 in., all with stamp marks
Est. $150-300
1018 Mettlach salt glazed stoneware punch tureen
early 20th century; large lidded tureen and
matching underplate, with relief vignettes
of drinking peasants, satyr mask handles,
and mottoes, tureen- 14 in. H., underplate16 in. Diam. Est. $150-300
1019 Villeroy & Boch salt glazed stoneware flagon
early 20th century; pewter-mounted
flagon with biblical relief decorations, and
stamped mark, 12 in. H. Est. $200-400
1020 Hauber & Reuther stein and German
Pilsner glass
early 20th century; pewter-mounted stein
with decoration of drinking peasants, 5
in. H. and large enamel decorated amber
Pilsner glass depicting playful gnomes on
grapevine, 19 1/2 in. H. Est. $200-300
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1021 Large Mettlach salt glazed stoneware ewer
early 20th century; large and impressive
piece with relief decoration of putti,
lion masks, and artists implements, with
portrait medallions of Richard Wagner,
Hans Makart, and Schilling, 25 in. H.
Est. $200-400
1022 Pr. of Derby china figures: Shakespeare
and Milton
circa 1820; each literary figure leaning on
classical column, with stack of books, mark
underneath, 7 in. H. Est. $200-400
1023 Chinese Famille Verte bodhisattva
porcelain figure
eight-armed figure seated on lotus, 13 in.
H. Est. $300-500
1024 Chinese Famille Verte porcelain puzzle
wine pot
late19th/early 20th century; floral
decoration, each side with vignette of
sage in garden, 7 in. H. Est. $150-300
1025 Chinese Famille Verte porcelain wine pot
20th century; modeled as opposing
dragons, 8 in. Est. $150-300
1031 Napoleon III Sevres porcelain cream jug
dated 1862; decorated with gold cypher of
Napoleon III and stamp marks, 5 1/2 in. H.
Est. $150-300
1032 Two Dresden crinoline porcelain figures
early 20th century; figure of standing
woman, with Dresden mark, 11 in. H., and
a Muller & Co., family musical party, 5 1/2
in. H., 8 in. W. Est. $125-200
1033 Native American pottery “Storyteller”
and figure
painted pottery “Storyteller” figure by,
“Denise Eustace,” signed, “D. Eustace
Cochiti Zuni 96,” 7 1/2 in. H., and painted
pottery figural group of human figure and
two small turtles on back of large turtle, by
Norma Jean Ortiz (b. 1955), signed “Norma
Jean Acoma N.M. 11-12-96,” 2 1/2 in. H.
Est. $150-300
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1034
.
1028 Pair of Staffordshire earthenware
window supports
first quarter-19th century; each with
profile bust of young beauty with cupid, 4
in. H. Est. $150-300
.
Ed Moulthrop turned leopard maple vessel
(American, 1916-2003). Turned and
polished stylized wood vase, brand mark,
inscribed “Ed Moulthrop Leopard Maple
Acer Rubrum 102942,” approx. 9 in. H., 12
in. Diam. Est. $1,500-2,500
Provenance: Edward Moulthrop was a
Georgia born architect and professor who
was instrumental in making wood turning an
important visual art
1029
Property of Various Owners
1035 Japanese lacquered scholar’s box
late 19th century; lid with decoration of
horse under starry sky, interior with gold
dust decoration, 4 in. H., 10 1/2 in. L., 8 in.
W. Est. $300-500
Japanese Hirado porcelain dog group
late 19th century; modeled as two playful
puppies, 3 in. H., 5 in. L. Est. $1,000-2,000
1030 Pair of Nymphenburg porcelain
“Dionysus” figures
first half-20th century; modeled as classical
wine god seated on stump holding grapes,
surrounded by symbolic wine articles, 12
in. H. Est. $200-400
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1039 Ten Japanese Imari porcelain bowls
early 20th-century; floral decoration, 7 1/2
in. Diam. Est. $150-250
1040 Pair of Nymphenburg porcelain busts of children
first half-20th century; each white
porcelain bust of boy and girl in rococo
manner attire, each 10 in. H. Est. $200-400
1041 Vienna porcelain Chinese boy figure
first quarter-20th century; modeled as
youth preparing a parade lantern, 6 in. H.
Est. $125-200
1042 Twelve assorted glass wine rinsers
second half -19th century; cut Anglo-Irish
and American glass rinsers, all approx. 4 in.
H. Est. $200-300
1043 Six Anglo-Irish cut crystal underplates
20th century; elaborate cut glass border,
5 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $125-200
1026 Chinese doucai glazed porcelain foo dog
modeled as recumbent dog with cub, 8 in.
H., 8 in. L. Est. $125-200
1027 Pr. Chinese Export blue celadon
porcelain foo dogs
9 in. H. Est. $100-200
1038 Two Nymphenburg white porcelain figures
After Franz Bustelli. Each modeled as
Chinese male figure offering a greeting,
stamp mark, 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200
1036 Two Chinese monochrome porcelain vases
both with bleeding flambe glazes and
character marks, both 5 3/4 in. H.
Est. $200-400
1037 Chinese porcelain triform footed bowl
turquoise ground with Famille Rose floral
decoration and Daoguong type mark,
2 1/2 in. H., 6 in. W. Est. $200-300
1044 Continental canary glass partial dessert set
17 pieces, comprising; four water goblets,
three cordials, six dessert bowls, and four
dessert plates Est. $150-300
1045 Herend porcelain gorilla
in the “Black Fishnet” pattern, parcel-gilt
highlights, 4 in. H. Est. $150-300
1046 Pair of Dresden porcelain pagoda nodders
second half-20th century; mandarin
and lady in elaborately painted floral
decorated garments, with lead weighted
nodding heads and hands, blue
underglaze mark, 7 in. H. Est. $300-500
1047 French brass and glass carriage clock
late 19th century; brass case with beveled
glass panels, enamel face, retailed by
“John Wanamaker, Philadelphia,” 4 in. H.
Est. $200-400
1048 Lalique crystal plate and vanity tray
Bicentennial plate with eagle decoration,
dated 1976, 8 1/2 in. Diam., and vanity tray
with molded foliate relief edges, 10 1/2 in.
L., both inscribed “Lalique, France”
Est. $200-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
DECORATIONS
1049 Swiss inlaid rosewood cylinder music box
fourth quarter-19th century; ebonized
rosewood case with floral inlay, eight airs
listed, 5 in. H., 14 in. W., 7 in. D.
Est. $300-500
1058 Chinese Export Famille Rose porcelain teaware
circa 1800; floral garland decoration
and with unusual marriage decoration,
comprising globular-form teapot and two
tea bowls and saucers Est. $500-800
Property from the Estate of
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
1059 Chinese Export armorial porcelain
demitasse pot
circa 1770; with heraldic armorial and
floral sprig decoration, 8 1/2 in. H.
Est. $600-900
1050 Adolphe Lavergne. “Charmeur de
Lezards” bronze
(French, 1863-1928). Polished bronze of
youth playing pipes with lizard on fence
post, signed in cast, “Lavergne” with brass
title plaque, figure - 18 in. H., mounted on
lamp base Est. $800-1,200
Property of Various Owners
1051 Three early Royal Copenhagen
Christmas plates
porcelain cabinet plates with holiday
theme decoration, dates include; 1920,
1931, and 1947, 7 in. Diam. Est. $300-500
1052 Three glass sugar shakers and ceramic shaker
late 19th/early 20th century; opalescent
glass shaker with threaded tin lid, two
opalescent “End of the Day” glass shakers,
and Renaissance Revival china shaker with
threaded pewter top, marked “1889,” 4 1/2
to 5 in. H. Est. $200-300
1053 Five Limoges porcelain oyster plates
late 19th century; six pocket plates with
parcel-gilt decoration, 8 in. Diam.
Est. $150-300
1054 Two American redware pottery plates
mid-19th century; both with sawtooth edge, one with yellow fern slip
glaze decoration, 10 in. Diam., other
undecorated, 8 3/4 in. Diam. Est. $200-300
1060 Chines Export blue and white armorial bowl
circa 1765; blue and white porcelain
bowl bearing the arms of Greveen and
Grouardt, 8 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $500-800
Provenance: For similar examples see
“Chinese Armorial Porcelain for the Dutch
Market” by J. Kroes
1061 Chinese Export armorial porcelain tankard
circa 1760; probably for the English
market, bell-shaped tankard with heraldic
armorial and pair of grisaille decorated
vignettes, 8 in. H. Est. $600-900
1062 Three pieces of Chinese Export armorial teaware
circa 1800; porcelain teaware each with
heraldic style armorial and blue spearhead border, comprising: drum-form
teapot, double-handled covered sugar,
and waste bowl Est. $1,200-1,500
1063
1057 Continental bronze fisherman
polished bronze figure of youth holding
fish standing on rocks, 13 1/2 in, H.
Est. $150-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS .
Chinese Export footed bowl and underplate
Chen Lung, circa 1740; scalloped bowl and
matching underplate with bird, floral, and
butterfly decoration, bowl - 2 1/2 in. H., 6
in. Diam., underplate - 7 1/2 in. Diam.
Est. $1,500-2,000
1065 Chinese Export Famille Verte porcelain
punch bowl
second half-19th century; exterior with
meandering garden scene with figures,
character mark underneath, 5 1/2 in. H., 13
1/2 in. W. Est. $1,200-1,500
1066 Chinese Export Imari porcelain plate
circa 1730; 10 in. Diam. Est. $300-500
1067 Chinese Export Imari porcelain charger
Kang Xi, circa 1720; rouge de fer
decoration with five floral and pagoda
landscape vignettes, 14 in. Diam.
Est. $600-800
1068 Four Chinese porcelain Buddhists votive offerings
19th century; each modeled as stack of
nuts and squash, 3 in. H., 3 1/2 in. Diam.
Est. $400-600
1069 Chinese Export armorial sugar bowl
circa 1760; double-handled sugar bowl
with floral and heraldic shield decoration,
probably for the Northern European
market, 4 1/2 in. H., 6 in. W. Est. $700-1,000
.
1055 Weller art pottery planter
circa 1920s; modeled as group of cattails
flanked by frog on either side, with water
lilies, stamp mark, 8 in. H., 9 in. W.
Est. $200-300
1056 Two painted Russian lacquer boxes
20th century; first box with parcel-gilt and
elaborately painted lid depicting a bridal
procession, 2 1/2 in. H., 7 in. W., and similar
box with lid decorated with wedding
banquet, 2 in. H., 7 in. W. Est. $150-300
1064
1070
.
Rare Chinese Export armorial helmet pitcher
circa 1800; porcelain pitcher bearing “The
Arms of the State of New York,” 5 1/2 in. H.
Est. $1,200-1,600
Pr of Chinese Famille Rose porcelain
footed bowls
Yung Chen, circa 1736; with peony
decoration, 2 1/2 in. H., 6 in. Diam.
Est. $1,200-1,500
1071 Chinese Export armorial porcelain plate
circa 1760; with heraldic shield and three
European theme vignettes, 9 in. Diam.
Est. $300-500
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1072 Chinese Export porcelain platter
circa 1800; for the American market, with
sepia and gilt swag decoration, 15 1/2 in.
L., 13 in. W. Est. $300-500
1073 Six assorted brass and bell metal candlesticks
18th/early 19th century; comprising: three
English square bases, two Spanish square
bases, and quatrefoil base, 6 1/2 to 9 1/2
in. H. Est. $300-500
1074 Seven assorted 18th century brass candlesticks
with circular petal bases, 6 1/2 to 9 in. H.
Est. $300-500
1075 Continental school, late 19th c.
Equestrian figure
After Verrochios. Bartolomeo Colleoni in
Venice, mounted on marble base, 12 in. H.
total Est. $400-500
1076 German painted porcelain plaque of cupid
late 19th/early 20th century; set in
elaborate giltwood easel-back frame,
plaque - 4 1/2 x 3 1/2, frame - 12 in. H., 8 in.
W. Est. $300-500
1077 Holmegaard art glass centerpiece bowl
free-form art glass piece, inscribed
“?PG8623438,” approx. 10 1/2 in. H., 18 in.
W. Est. $600-800
1078 Two Baccarat and Waterford crystal objects
Baccarat star vase, 10 1/2 in. Diam.,
sunburst paperweight, 3 1/2 in. Diam., and
a Waterford scent bottle, 4 1/2 in. H.
Est. $200-300
1079 Steuben crystal chalice and nut dish
both with etched mark, chalice - 6 in. H.,
nut dish - 5 in. Diam. Est. $150-300
1080 Val Kahe. Pottery plate
(Contemporary Native American). Painted
pottery plate, 12 1/2 in. Diam.
Est. $300-500
Provenance: Purchased at Eagle
Plume’s Gallery
1081 Bronze lioness sculpture
patinated bronze figure of prowling
lioness on unpolished granite base, 3 1/2
in. H., 7 in. L. Est. $200-400
26
1082
1091 Japanese Imari porcelain bowl with
silver rim
second half-19th century; bowl with stork
decoration and silver rim with English
hallmarks, 4 1/2 in H.,10 3/4 in. Diam.
Est. $250-350
.
Rosa Bonheur. “Le Merinos
(French, 1822-1899). Modeled as
recumbent ram, signed in cast “Rosa B.,”
8 3/4 in. L. Est. $1,000-2,000
1083 Napoleon III gilt-bronze and marble
mantel clock
circa 1865; marble pedestal base
supporting clock drum, with gilt-metal
musical instruments, probably an allegory
of music, enamel face, 10 in. H., 5 1/2 in. W.
Est. $400-600
1084 Three Herend porcelain animals
stingray in blue “Fishnet” pattern 7 in.
L. seahorse in yellow “Fishnet” pattern,
4 in.H., and turtle in the green “Fishnet”
pattern, 2 in. Est. $125-200
1085 Two Herend porcelain animals
in the pink “Fishnet” pattern, includes
puppet and kitten, 1 1/2 to 4 in. H.
Est. $150-300
1086 Five Herend porcelain figures
three in blue “Fishnet” pattern, including:
fledgling bird, owl on a branch, and bird
on a rock, 2 to 3 in. H., and two in the rust
“Fishnet” pattern, including bird on a rock
and bird on a branch, 2 and 3 in.
Est. $125-200
1087 Chinese Famille Rose porcelain plate
mid-19th century; floral and vine
decoration and Guang Shu mark, 7 1/2 in.
Diam. Est. $300-500
1088 Chinese Export Famille Rose marriage plate
floral swag borders and overlapping gilt
monogrammed initials to signify union, 9
1/2 in. Diam. Est. $250-400
1089 Chinese Export Famille Rose armorial plate
late 18th century; floral border with
heraldic armorial showing union, 10 in.
Diam. Est. $200-300
1090 Louis XVI bromze and enamel vase lamp
early 20th century; gilt-bronze urn with
patinated bronze figural handles, blue du
roi enamel band and 10 Limoges enamel
inset plaques, mounted on lamp base, 25
in. H. to socket Est. $700-1,000
1092 Pair of German gilt-metal-mounted
porcelain urns
late 19th century; each with painted
portrait of young beauty, having painted
floral and gilt bow and swag decoration,
with pseudo Sevres marks, 11 1/2 in. H.
Est. $400-600
1093 Continental Renaissance Revival jewel box
late 19th century; gilt box with green
wash, raised foliate and medallion
decoration with velvet interior lining, 3 in.
H., 5 1/2 in. W. Est. $125-200
1094 German painted porcelain plaque of
young beauty
late 19th century; plaque of young female
nude in elaborate giltwood frame, plaque
- 4 3/4 in. L., 3 1/2 in. W., frame - 12 x 10 in.
Est. $500-800
1095 Continental porcelain figural dish
first quarter-20th century; probably
German, modeled as putti and bird on
large seashell, 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200
1096 Two Herend porcelain baskets
in the “Queen Victoria” pattern, 5 and 7 in.
Diam. Est. $125-200
1097 Eutrope Bouret. Cleopatre, bronze bust
(French, 1833-1906). Polished bronze bust
of legendary Egyptian queen, signed in
cast “Bouret, sclup.,” on green marble base,
bust - 9 3/4 in.,11 3/4 total H.
Est. $400-600
1098 Two Franklin mint porcelain collector vases
including: “The Golden Vase of Bast,’”
with etched brass stand, vase - 10 in. H.,
and “The Vase of the Imperial Cats,” with
wooden stand, 10 in. H. Est. $150-300
1099 Coalport china 98-piece partial dinner service
in the “Ming Rose” pattern, comprising: 12
dinner plates, 12 lunch plates, 12 bread
plates, 13 teacups, 12 saucers, 12 bouillon
cups, 12 bouillon cup underplates, 6
assorted serving dishes, 4 shakers, pair of
candlesticks, and a dinner bell
Est. $400-600
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
DECORATIONS
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1100
.
1103 Pierre-Jules Mene. Ram bronze
(French, 1810-1879). Modeled as ram by
dead tree, signed in cast “P.J. Mene,” 8 in.
H., 9 in. L. Est. $500-700
1110
.
1104 Pierre-Jules Mene. Pointer dog bronze
(French, 1810-1879). Modeled as hunting
dog in grassy area, signed in cast “P.J.
Mene,” 4 1/2 in. H., 11 in. L. Est. $600-900
1105 After P.J. Mene. Whippet bronze
modeled as dog on carpet with ball,
signed in cast with foundry name,
mounted on marble base with brass title
plaque, 7 in. H. Est. $200-400
Lalique crystal “Bacchantes” vase
partially frosted vase with female nude
figure relief decoration, inscribed “Lalique,
France,” 9 1/2 in. H., 7 in. Diam.
Est. $1,000-2,000
Property of Various Owners
1101
.
1106 After P.J. Mene. Whippet bronze
modeled as dog on carpet with ball,
signed in cast with foundry name,
mounted on marble base, 6 in. H.
Est. $200-400
Mathurin Moreau.”L’ Beccque” bronze
(French, 1822-1914). Modeled as female
nude seated on rock with birds, signed in
cast “Mathurin Moreau,” and foundry mark
“S.Se F. Paris,” 24 in. H. Est. $2,000-4,000
1107 After P.J. Mene. Spaniel bronze
modeled as dog on carpet, signed in cast,
3 1/4 in. H. Est. $150-300
1108 Ferdinand Pautrot. Pheasant bronze
(French, 1832-1874). Modeled as pheasant
on rocky ledge with plant, signed “F.
Pautrot” in cast, 6 in. H. Est. $200-300
1111
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1109
.
Chinese Export Mandarin palette soup tureen
circa 1775; fine and rare over and under
glazed enamel porcelain tureen and
underplate, with boar head handles,
tureen - 9 in. H., 13 in. L., underplate - 14 in.
L. Est. $3,000-5,000
Francisco Toledo. Ceramic vase
(Mexican, b. 1940). Ceramic vase with
stylized incised grasshopper decoration,
10 in. H. Est. $4,000-6,000
1102
.
Antoine Louis Barye. “Panthere
Couchee,” bronze
(French, 1796- 1875). Modeled as
crouching panther, signed in cast “BARYE,”
impressed “F. Barbedienne, Fondeur,” 10
in. L. Est. $1,000-2,000
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS William Frederick MacMonnies. “Diana” bronze
(American, 1863-1937). Modeled as
classical huntress, with bow, verdigris
patina, signed “F. MacMonnies 1890
copyright 1894 H. Rouard Fondeurs,” 18
1/2 in. H. Est. $4,000-6,000
1112
Tiffany Studios “Dragonfly” lamp
first quarter -20th century; patinated
bronze footed base, impressed “Tiffany
Studios New York 29733,” base - 18 1/2 in.
H., having leaded “Dragonfly” shade, with
interior tag marked “Tiffany Studios New
York,” shade - 16 in. Diam.
Est. $40,000-60,000
1113
Royal Doulton china English Setter
modeled as dog with pheasant in mouth
on rocky ledge, Modeler Frederick Daws, 8
in. H., 10 in. W. Est. $200-300
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DECORATIONS
1123 Pair of Chinese carved jade or hardstone dragons
8 in. L. Est. $300-500
1112
1124 Chinese Export porcelain ginger jar lamp
with raised dragon and fanciful beast
decoration, mounted on oriental brass
stand, 26 in. H. Est. $150-300
1125 Two Chinese Export Rose Medallion
table articles
fourth quarter-19th century; lobed serving
dish, 11 in. L., 8 1/2 in. W., and platter, 16 in.
L., 12 in. W. Est. $200-300
1126 27 assorted Chinese Rose Medallion articles
late 18th/early 20th century; following
articles stamped “China,” comprising:
8 dessert bowls, 8 saucers, leaf-shaped
pickle dish, and unmarked articles include:
10 saucers, scalloped edge bowl, and soup
bowl Est. $150-300
1127 22 Chinese Export Rose Medallion articles
first quarter-20th century; all stamped
“Made in China,” comprising: 12 dinner
plates, 8 dessert plates, small platter, and
Rose Canton serving bowl Est. $150-300
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1128 Two pairs of crystal candlesticks
Waterford candlesticks, 9 1/2 in. H., and
pair of Val St. Lambert candlesticks, 6 1/2
in. H. Est. $150-300
1114
Japanese Satsuma earthenware pitcher
early 20th century; raised enamel
decoration, 19 in. H. Est. $125-200
1115
French porcelain 13-piece fish set
with paint transfer decoration with fish
among water plants, platter - 24 in. L., 9
1/2 in. W., plates - 8 1/2 in. Diam.
Est. $200-300
1116
Chinese archaic manner bronze ding
5 in. H. Est. $150-300
1117
Chinese Export blue and white porcelain jar
with carp and fish decoration, 17 in. H.
Est. $200-300
1118 Chinese Export blue & white porcelain
garden seat
with carp and lotus decoration, 15 in. H.,
12 in. Diam. Est. $200-300
28
1119
Chinese Export blue and white porcelain wash basin
with pagoda and river scene decoration,
15 in. Diam. Est. $150-300
1120 Chinese Export porcelain jar
decorated with mountain village
landscape with cherry blossoms and
calligraphy, 11 in. H. Est. $150-300
1121 Louis Rosenthal bronze plaque
(Russian/American, 1888-1964). One side
with relief decoration of prophet’s face
and other with temple and inscription, 3
1/2 in. H., 2 1/4 in. W. Est. $100-200
1122 Chinese Export Famille Rose figure and charger
figure of immortal with pomegranate,
impressed character mark, 11 in. H., and a
charger with figures in garden center and
cobalt band with dragon, 12 in. Diam.
Est. $150-300
Property of Various Owners
1129 Waterford crystal partial stemware service
61 pieces, comprising: 12 champagne
glasses, 12 juice glasses, 12 wine stems, 12
cordials, 11 water goblets, decanter and
pitcher Est. $400-600
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1130 Two Steuben crystal bowls & Orrefors vase
Steuben bowls with applied free-form
bases, 9 1/2 and 13 in. Diam., both with
etched mark, and an Orrefors vase with
etched mark, 8 in. H. Est. $200-300
Property of Various Owners
1131 Japanese color picture book
circa 1910; double-sided accordion-form
volume having color images of geishas in
landscapes and court settings
Est. $300-500
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
DECORATIONS
1132 Chinese watercolor picture book
depicting flowers, sages in landscapes,
and nature scenes, with cloth covers and
cloth binding Est. $300-500
1141
1149 Continental porcelain figural group of a recital
first half-20th century; probably German,
modeled as three figures around piano
forte, 11 in. H., 14 in. W. Est. $150-300
.
1133 Chinese scroll with calligraphy
late 19th/early 20th century; ink on laid
down rice paper, 48 in. L., 12 in. W.
Est. $200-300
1150 Royal Doulton china “Yorktown”
tableware
22 pieces, comprising: 4 dinner plates, 3
soup bowls, 6 cups and 6 saucers, covered
serving dish, serving bowl, and platter
Est. $400-600
1134 Chinese scroll of sage
20th century; after Pan Zhenyoung, 16 x
27 in. Est. $150-300
1151 Continental carved boxwood diorama
first half-20th century; probably German,
carved relief scene of domestic interior in
velvet matted shadowbox frame, 10 1/2 in.
L., 9 in. W. Est. $200-300
1135 Chinese scroll of ding and prunus
19th/early 20th century; ink on laid down
rice paper, 8 x 9 in. size of scroll image
Est. $200-300
Seeburg “Select-O-Matic 100” jukebox
chrome, glass, and burl walnut, with full
selection 45rpm records, Model HF100R,
serial no. 76, 58 in. H., 35 in. W., 26 in. D.
Est. $1,000-2,000
1136 Two Chinese scrolls depicting nature
20th century; bees among flowers and
two chicks with katydid, both signed with
calligraphy and chops Est. $200-300
1137 Chinese scroll with “Seven Horses of Muh Wang
20th century; ink on laid down rice paper
with calligraphy and chop marks
Est. $200-300
1142
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1143
1138
Wedgwood china 124-piece partial
dinner service
assembled set in the “Colonnade” and
“Ulander” patterns, comprising: 13
dinner plates, 13 soup bowls, 13 dessert
plates, 13 bouillon cups, 16 bouillon cup
underplates, 13 teacups, 13 saucers, 13
demitasse cups, 13 demitasse saucers, 2
platters, soup tureen, gravy boat, and an
open serving bowl Est. $300-500
Property of Various Owners
1139 After Brancusi. “Muse,” brass sculpture
abstract female head mounted on
laminated wood plinth attached to metal
base, 20 in. H. total Est. $200-300
1140 Thai copper alloy seated Buddha
traditional sitting Buddha on lotus flower,
9 1/2 in. H. Est. $200-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS Continental stamped metal charger
of Anthony Van Dyck, copper patina with
relief images of Angels of Fame in border
and center with portrait of artist, 38 in.
Diam. Est. $150-300
American vernacular storage box &
cutlery tray
19th century; primitive pine box with
hinged locking lid, 9 in. H., 10 in. W., 14
in. D., and two-pocket cutlery tray with
carved-out carrying handle, 6 in. H., 17 in.
L., 10 in. W. Est. $150-300
1144 Chinese carved glass snuff bottle
with relief decoration of man and horse
under tree, 3 in. H. Est. $100-200
1145 Chinese glazed terracotta dragon head roof tile
4 in. H., 8 in. L. Est. $100-200
1146 Chinese lacquered trunk & pair of hand fans
red lacquered trunk with gilt dragon
decoration, 12 in. H., 25 1/2 in. W.,16 in. D.,
and a pair of painted fiber fans with brassmounted wood handles, each having
painted Chinese character decoration,
fans - 36 in. L., 24 in. W. Est. $200-300
1152 Napoleon III Boulle marquetry slantfront desk
third quarter-19th century; door drops to
reveal mirrored dressing station, two over
two drawers on gilt-metal scroll feet, 14 in.
H., 12 in. W., 9 in. D. Est. $600-900
1153 Chinese School, 20th c. Watercolor
bird in tree, ink and colored pigment on
pith paper with calligraphy and chop
marks, on silk backing, framed, frame - 21 x
15 in. Est. $250-350
1154 Chinese School, 20th c. Gouache
village in mountainous landscape, ink
and color pigment on rice paper with
calligraphy and chop mark, frame - 37 in.
H., 36 in. W. Est. $500-800
1155 Chinese school, 20th c. Gouache
sage in grassy meadow, ink and pigment
on rice paper with calligraphy and chop
marks, frame - 24 in. H., 25 in. W.
Est. $300-500
1156 Chinese “Claire de Lune” monochrome
porcelain vase
19th century or earlier; beaker form with
craquelure glaze, 6 in. H. Est. $500-800
1157 Chinese rosewood traveling dresser box
late 19th/early 20th century; lid opens and
folds for mirror, two drawers for toiletries,
4 1/2 in. H., 7 in. W., 9 1/2 in. D.
Est. $150-300
1147 Chinese red lacquer and gilt trunk
with gilt dragon decoration, 14 in. H., 31 in.
W., 19 1/2 in. D. Est. $200-300
1158 Chinese archaic manner bronze vase
double ring handles and relief calligraphy
decoration, 17 in. H. Est. $300-500
1148 Chinese decorated red lacquered trunk
with river scene decoration, 12 in. H., 33 in.
W., 20 in. D. Est. $200-300
1159 Chinese celadon porcelain vase and jar
jar with relief dragon and foliate
decoration, 10 in. H., and vase with crane
decoration, 7 1/2 in. H. Est. $200-300
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DECORATIONS
1160 Nino Geraci. Pair of Art Deco plaster plaques
(Italian, 1900-`1983). Round plaque
depicting Diana with raised lettering
“Dianam Canamus” and “Nino Geraci,” and
other plaque depicting nude male athlete,
impressed “Nino Geraci,” plaques - 10 in.
Diam., both set in giltwood circular frames,
frames - 15 in. Diam. Est. $150-300
1161 Chinese Export blue and white porcelain fish bowl
late 19th century; monumental size blue
and white fish bowl with dragon and floral
decoration, 22 in. H., 24 in. Diam.
Est. $600-900
1162 Pr Chinese Export Famille Verte
porcelain lamps
19th century; each vase with elephant
head handles, bok choy bird and prunus
relief decoration, mounted on matching
painted wood bases, 17 in. H.
Est. $300-500
1163 Chinese Famille Verte porcelain charger
with dragon decoration, character mark
on verso Est. $150-300
1170 Two pieces of American contemporary
art pottery
salt glazed stoneware footed bowl with
fish decoration, 8 in. H., 9 in. Diam., and a
“Patrick Kennedy” ceramic weed pot, 6 1/2
in H. Est. $100-200
1171 Two carved wood African tribal masks
carved wood tribal mask, Senufo people,
Ivory Coast, 15 in. L., and bearded man
mask, carved and painted wood trimmed
with cowrie shells and yarn, Dan tribe, 11
in. L. Est. $80-125
1172 Two contemporary pottery lamps
square paneled bottle mounted as lamp,
18 in. H., and an oval-form lamp base with
painted floral decorations, 15 in. H.
Est. $100-200
1173 Wrought iron fireplace tool rack and four tools
20th century; penny foot tripod stand with
three hooks, tools include: shovel, poker,
whisk broom, and tongs, stand - 32 in. H.
Est. $100-200
1164 Barbara Galazzo art glass bowl
(American Contemporary). Cased art glass
bowl with geometric decoration, 12 in.
Diam. Est. $200-400
1174 Wood and glass telephone booth
painted red wood with glass panels,
telephone brass plaque, folding door with
interior seat and modern phone jack and
lighting, 80 in. H., 30 in. W., 34 in. D.
Est. $400-600
1165 Gay Schempp. Five pottery articles
(American Contemporary). Glazed art
pottery articles, including: covered dish,
floral frog, two bowls, bottle vase, all
signed “Gay Schempp.” 9 1/2 in. Diam. size
of largest Est. $150-300
1175 Japanese Arita porcelain hibachi
late 19th century; with meandering
pagoda and mountainous landscape
decoration with Famille Rose highlighted
cherry blossoms, 14 in. H., 20 in. Diam.
Est. $600-900
1166 Anne Mulford art pottery charger
(American Contemporary). Slip glazed
charger, signed “Mulford” on verso, 17 in.
Diam. Est. $100-200
1176 After Isadore Bonheur. “Steeplechase” bronze
modeled as two equestrians jumping a
fence, 20 in. H. Est. $800-1,200
1167 Kosta Boda crystal fish
stylized fish, inscribed “Kosta #1623,” 8 in.
L. Est. $150-300
1177
.
1168 Four pieces of American art glass
includes: two stylized amethyst and
colored glass bowls, colorless faceted box,
and a opalescent glass vase, 9 in. H. size of
largest Est. $150-300
1169 Bobby Valdez reticulated art glass charger
(American Contemporary). Opalescent
glass reticulated charger, marked on verso
“Valdez 2001 1/4,” 21 in. Diam.
Est. $200-400
30
1177A Chinese Export mandarin porcelain
guglet lamp
late 18th century; mandarin garden scene
vignettes, mounted on wood base, 13 in.
H. Est. $600-800
1178 Chinese Export Famille Rose porcelain bowl
circa 1760; interior and exterior floral
decoration, 4 1/2 in. H., 11 1/2 in. Diam.
Est. $300-500
1179
.
Chinese Export blue and white porcelain jardiniere
prunus and cracked ice decoration with
vignettes of sacred objects, 13 in. H., 16 in.
Diam. Est. $1,000-1,500
1180 Pair of painted porcelain serving dishes
second quarter-19th century; attributed
to Tucker of Philadelphia, double handled
dish, with hand-painted river landscape
scene, gilt floral border, 13 in. L., 8 1/2 in.
W. Est. $500-1,000
1181 Art Deco silver plate and crystal
decanter set
circa 1930; silver plate-mounted etched
glass decanter with silver-plated carrying
stand and six matching cordials, 11 1/2 in.
H., 8 1/2 in. W. Est. $150-300
1182 Moser enameled glass teacup and saucer
early 20th century; raised enamel and
parcel-gilt decoration, saucer - 5 in Diam.
Est. $100-200
1183 Two Chinese carved wood figures
20th century; carved and polychromed
wood figure of woman and child on
tortoiseshell, mounted on giltwood altarform base, 8 in. H., and Buddhist monk on
giltwood base, 9 in. H. Est. $125-200
Chinese Export Orange Fitzhugh eagle water plate
circa 1810; rare and historically important
piece, traditional Fitzhugh decoration with
polychrome eagle center, 14 in. L., 9 3/4 in.
W. Est. $5,000-8,000
1184 Pr of Chinese Export porcelain paneled
vase lamps
20th century; with prunus decoration,
mounted on oriental wood bases, vase - 10
in. H. Est. $125-200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
DECORATIONS
1185 Continental salt glazed stoneware syrup pitcher
late 19th century; with silver-plate mounts,
8 1/2 in. H. Est. $125-200
1186 Two Lalique crystal figural ring holders
each with circular base, one with fish,
other pair of doves, each etched “Lalique
France,” 3 1/2 in. at base Est. $80-125
1193 Two Chinese Famille Rose porcelain vase lamps
Republic period, 20th century; vase
with pheasant, scholar stone, and floral
decoration, mounted on wood base, 18
in. H. to socket, and other with figures in
court scene, mounted on brass base, 15 in.
H. to socket Est. $300-500
1194 Japanese Kutani porcelain vase
late 19th/early 20th century; cobalt
ground with parcel gilt and vignettes of
figures and gardens, signed in characters
underneath, 5 in. H. Est. $100-100
1187
.
1195 Anatolian faience bottle
19th century; square form with floral
decoration, 7 in. H. Est. $150-300
Chinese Export porcelain armorial
punch bowl
circa 1800; blue Fitzhugh decorated bowl
bearing the Arms of Middleton, 5 in. H., 12
in. Diam. Est. $1,200-1,500
Provenance: For similar example see “Chinese
1196
1189 Art Nouveau bronze figural lamp base
first quarter-20th century; modeled as
nymph with flower, illegibly signed, 10 in.
H. Est. $200-300
1190 Chinese Export blue and white porcelain
vase & box
19th century; vase with warriors and sage,
character mark underneath, 6 in. H., and
cylindrical vanity box with meandering
river scene, 3 in. H. Est. $200-300
1191 Art pottery vase
20th century; green glaze with pinched
sides, illegible stamp mark, 8 in. H.
Est. $125-200
1192 Two Japanese Arita porcelain dishes
late 19th century; footed bowl with floral
decoration, 7 in. Diam., and octagonal
bowl with floral and bird decoration, 7 1/2
in. Diam. Est. $100-200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS Property from the Estate of
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
1202 Pre-Columbian painted earthenware jar, Chancay
from Columbia; buff earthenware with
dark gray-brown linear decoration, 10 3/4
in. H. Est. $200-400
1203 Pair of Chinese figures of courtesans
in the Tang Dynasty manner, each
modeled as a standing woman, one
holding a monkey, the other holding a
cymbal; orange earthenware with traces
of earthen pigments, each 12 1/2 in. H.
Est. $200-400
.
1204 Chinese figure of a courtesan, Tang Dynasty
modelled as a standing woman; orange
earthenware with traces of earthen
pigments, 10 1/2 in. H. Est. $150-250
Armorial Porcelain” by D.S. Howard
1188 Two Chinese porcelain bottle vases & hat stand
green monochrome vase with blue
character mark, 8 in. H., flambe glazed
bottle vase, 19th century, 6 in. H., and
Famille Rose hat stand with Daoguong
mark, 11 in. H. Est. $150-300
1201 Twelve Minton & Hollins iron stone soup bowls
mid 19th century; in the “Japanese”
pattern. Imari style floral decoration, 10 in.
Diam. Est. $300-500
Early Victorian tortoiseshell tea caddy
mid-19th century; octagonal shape with
Gothic influenced art panel on carved
bone feet with fitted interior, 7 in. H., 7 in.
Diam. Est. $1,000-1,500
1197 Three William IV & Victorian horn snuff boxes
second and third quarter/19th century;
two carved horn snuff boxes, 2 1/2 to 3 1/2
in. L., and lacquered and painted box, 3 1/2
in. L. Est. $300-500
1198 Regency silver and silver inlaid box
circa 1815; circular potpourri box with
silver floral inlay, 2 in. Diam. Est. $400-600
1199 George III inlaid tortoiseshell snuff box
circa 1800; cylindrical form with elaborate
copper and mother of pearl inlay, 3 in.
Diam. Est. $800-1,200
1200 Chinese silver plate hardstone-mounted teapot
19th century; silver-plated body with
dragon relief decoration, cloisonne rim
and three hardstone rings, signed in
characters underneath, 4 1/2 in. H.
Est. $150-300
1205 Chinese figure of a Boddhisatva, Ming
probably an architectural fragment,
depicting a seated man, one leg drawn up;
painted and gilt earthenware, 8 in. H.
Est. $150-250
1206 Cuzco School figure of the Virgin Mary
19th century, standing, dressed in flowing
robes; carved wood, remains of painted
and gilt decoration, 9 in. H. Est. $100-200
1207 Ancient painted earthenware goblet
possibly Italian: crisply turned buff
earthenware with linear red and black
painted decoration; 4 1/8 in. H.
Est. $100-150
1208 Ancient Roman terracotta lamp
with molded vine and flower motif around
the shoulder, 3 1/’2 in. L.; together with a
painted earthenware lamp of uncertain
cultural origin Est. $80-125
1209 Ancient Roman terracotta amphora
probably of Middle Eastern origin; buff
terracotta with accreted surface, 16 1/4 in.
H. Est. $100-200
1210 Southeast Asian celadon bowl
carved gray stoneware with incised
decoration and pale green glaze, 6 5/8 in.
Diam.; together with two modern Tang
style figures of women and a similar figure
of a rooster Est. $150-200
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DECORATIONS
Property of Various Owners
1211 Walnut and rosewood mandolin
wood and mother of pearl inlays, 24 in. L.
Est. $150-300
1212 Vallauris velum glazed painted pottery vase
second quarter-20th century; meandering
riverbank scenes with trees and rocks,
signed “MF Vallauris A.N.,” 9 in. H.
Est. $200-300
1213 Japanese Ginbari cloisonne enamel vase
early 20th century; with enameled prunus
and bamboo decoration, 7 in. H.
Est. $200-300
1214 Four Japanese color woodblock prints
20th century; unframed Est. $150-300
1215 French and Continental porcelain teapots
19th/20th century; French, probably
Sevres, floral cobalt and gilt decorated
teapot, 5 in. H., and a Continental,
probably Italian, floral decorated drumform teapot, 6 in. H. Est. $200-300
1219 Jain bronze of female deity
7 1/2 in. H. Est. $100-200
1220 Mughal style curved knife with marble handles
forged curved blade with calligraphy and
marble handle with applied faux jwels, 16
in. L. Est. $150-300
1221 Chinese archaic manner wine pot
swing handles, dragon head, and three
paw feet, 6 1/2 in. H. Est. $150-300
.
1217 Gladys Sauber. Abstract metal sculpture
(Baltimore, 1922-1998). Polished chrome
abstract sculpture, with applied signature
tag, 37 in. H., 19 in. W. Est. $150-300
Provenance: Gladys Sauber designed the
Maryland Holocaust monument
1218 Victorian mahogany and needlepoint
fire screen
second half-19th century; needlepoint
heraldic armorial pennant, encased in
mahogany and glass footed fire screen, 29
in. H., 18 1/2 in. W. Est. $200-300
32
1234
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1223 Chinese Export porcelain vase lamp
20th century; Famille Rose vase with
figures in garden, mounted on wooden
base, 30 in. H. Est. $100-200
1224 Pair Chinese Export porcelain jar lamps
20th century; floral and foo lion
decoration, mounted on painted wood
base, 22 in. H. Est. $200-400
1226 Chinese Export armorial porcelain bowl
second half-18th century; probably for the
English market, central heraldic armorial
with gilt floral decoration, 9 in. Diam.
Est. $600-900
Two Chinese porcelain snuff bottles
blue and white and grisaille decorated
bottle with character mark, 3 in. H., with
stand, and Famille Rose bottle with court
scenes, 2 3/4 in. H., both with fitted boxes
Est. $150-3,300
1233 Zsolnay porcelain vase
second quarter-20th century; decorated in
the Japanese taste, 10 in. H. Est. $150-250
1222 French Art Nouveau bronze vase
first quarter-20th century; vase with relief
figures of male and female nudes, signed
“Kratina Paris,” 7 1/2 in. H Est. $200-400
1225 Alfredo Halegua. Abstract sculpture
(American, b. 1930). molded resin made
to resemble carved wood, painted with
gilt highlights, mounted on rough marble
base, 82 in. H. Est. $500-700
1216
1232 Chinese copper alloy sensor
late 19th/early 20th century; with foo dog
finial and dragon masks, 9 in. H.
Est. $150-300
1227 Three pieces of American art glass
cased glass bottle vase 15 in. H., blue
cased glass vase, 17 1/2 in. H., and Venini
glass cocktail pitcher 12 in. H.
Est. $150-300
1228 Pair Chinese brass temple lights
19th century; two-light top, reticulated
support, dish-form drip pan, with
reticulated support on footed base, 36 in.
H. Est. $200-400
1229 Diminutive Tibetan Thangka
19th century; tempera on cloth, in
shadowbox frame, frame - 27 x 19 in.
Est. $500-800
1230 Chinese inlaid octagonal wood plaque
late 19th century; carved hardstone and
bone plaque depicting figures in garden,
25 in. Diam. Est. $150-300
1231 Chinese archaic manner stoneware pot
with inscribed figural decoration, 17 in. H.
Est. $200-300
Japanese three-panel screen
19th century or earlier; figures in garden,
gouache and colored pigment on gilt rice
paper, 60 in. H., 60 in. W. Est. $1,500-2,500
1235 Contemporary bronze abstract bronze sculpture
with verdigris patina, 17 in. H.
Est. $200-400
1236 Contemporary mixed metal abstract sculpture
form comprised of wrought iron, lead, and
sheet metal, 14 in. H. Est. $150-300
1237 Eli Terry mahogany pillar and scroll clock
circa 1825; with eglomise panel,
fragmentary label, 29 in. H. Est. $500-800
1238 Italian brass and marble scale garniture
pressed glass and prism balance
scale with brass mounts and pair of
matching candleholders, scale - 23 in. H.,
candleholders - 8 in. H. Est. $125-200
1239 Burl walnut and cedar cigar humidor
having lift lid, glass panel door with two
drawers and humidity gage, burl walnut
veneer exterior and cedar interior, 10 in. H.,
13 in. W., 8 1/2 in. Diam. Est. $200-300
1240 Continental carved wood animated
figural clock
late 19th-century; case in the form of an
elaborately carved gothic building, top
section with two moving carved and
painted wood angels; lower level having
carved and painted wood figures of Christ
and a procession of His twelve apostles, all
powered by clockwork motor, 18 in. H., 10
in. W. Est. $400-600
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
DECORATIONS / AUTOMOBILES / FURNITURE
1241 Victorian style cast iron mailbox
with relief scene decoration, 44 in. H.
Est. $100-200
1248
1402 Potthast Bros. Classical style mahogany cabinet
first half-20th century; raised backsplash,
single drawer over bowed compartment
with Gothic arch paneled doors,
Corinthian column supports, paw feet, 46
in. H., 36 in. W., 18 in. D. Est. $300-500
.
1242 Two American storage crocks
second half-19th century; salt glazed
stoneware crock with cobalt floral
decoration and lid, 12 in. H. and brown
and white lidded storage crock, 14 in. H.
Est. $125-200
1403 Potthast Bros. Classical style mahogany server
first half-20th century; raised backsplash,
single drawer in apron supported by
Corinthian columns on stretcher shelf with
paw feet, 42 in. H., 49 in. W., 24 in. D.
Est. $400-600
1243 Four stamped sheet brass curtain tie backs
mid-19th century; circular form with
stamped relief putti and acanthus
decoration, 3 in. Diam. Est. $125-200
1244 Large section of shelf coral
19 in. H., 27 in. W. Est. $200-300
Victorian Georgian style bracket clock
second half-19th century; ebonized wood
case, silvered metal dial, brass column
supports, two sets of chimes
Est. $1,000-2,000
1245
.
1249-1299
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1300
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1404 Potthast Bros. Classical style mahogany table
first half-20th century; circular table with
columnar base, paw feet and center
support leg, with five extension leaves,
29 1/2 in. H., 60 in. Diam., with five 18 in.
extension leaves Est. $1,000-1,500
1405 George III mahogany hanging corner cabinet
fourth quarter-18th century; singled
glazed panel door and three interior
shelves, 41 in. H., 29 in. W., 17 in. D.
Est. $300-500
1406
.
2002 Jaguar XJ8 Sedan
VIN - SAJDA14C32LF44992
Odometer - 94,272 Est. $3,000-5,000
After Moigniez. “Eagle” bronze
modeled as eagle with spread wings
perched on branch, mounted on marble
base with brass title plaque, 31 in. H.
Est. $1,000-2,000
1246 Folk Art style metal mirror
rectangular mirror, with four attached crab
claws, 14 in. H., 17 in. W. Est. $125-200
1247 Sevres style bleu de roi porcelain urn
first half-20th century; transfer decoration
mounted on brass base, 13 in. H.
Est. $125-200
1301
.
1976 Mercedes Benz 450SL Convertible
VIN - 10704412032213
Odometer - 109,265 miles
Est. $1,500-2,500
1302-1399
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1400 Arts & Crafts Mission style oak sideboard
with plate rack backsplash, two paneled
doors flanking two stacking drawers, 43 in.
H., 64 in. W., 20 in. D. Est. $500-800
1401 Potthast Bros. Classical style mahogany sideboard
first half-20th century; shaped front with
backsplash, Gothic arched panel doors,
Corinthian column supports with paw feet,
49 in. H., 72 in. W., 25 in. D. Est. $600-900
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS Federal inlaid mahogany serpentine sideboard
Pennsylvania, circa 1810; possible
attribution to Daniel Rhein, Reading,
Pennsylvania, serpentine front with ovolo
ends, long center serpentine drawer
with compartment beneath enclosed by
serpentine doors, half round doors to each
end, straight tapered legs with bellflower,
stringer, patera, and bird’s-eye maple inlay
39 in. H., 60 in. W., 22 in. D.
Est. $3,000-5,000
1407 George III mahogany dumbwaiter
circa 1800; three graduated circular tiers
with reeded edges connected by vaseturned supports, three incurvate splayed
legs, 49 in. H., 24 in. Diam. of largest tier
Est. $250-400
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1408 Federal maple mule chest
New England, circa 1815; blanket
compartment enclosed by hinged lid, two
graduated drawers beneath, 45 in. H., 37
in. W., 18 in. D. Est. $250-400
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
1418
Property of Various Owners
1421
.
.
1409 Six Federal painted plank-seat chairs
Pennsylvania, circa 1825; balloon-back
and vase-splat chairs with fruit and floral
painting, 32 in. H., 16 in. W. Est. $250-400
1410 George III walnut tea table
fourth quarter-18th century; circular tilttop with three splayed legs, 26 in. H.,. 29 in.
Diam. Est. $250-400
1411 Regency rosewood tambour desk
third quarter-19th century; fitted interior
with drawers and pigeon holes enclosed
by round tambour slide, medium
center drawer, two short side drawers,
and compartment enclosed by door
simulating two drawers, turned legs, giltmetal mounts, 44 in. H., 48 in. W., 25 in. D.
Est. $800-1,200
Louis XV Provincial style walnut armoire
late 18th century; curved molded crest
rail, paneled and rosette carved frieze,
cloths compartment enclosed by double
floral and foliate carved solid panel
doors, scalloped apron with escutcheon
engraved “LA,” dated 1792, scroll feet,
paneled sides, 104 in. H., 59 in. W., 25 in. D.
Est. $1,500-2,500
1412 Renaissance Revival cast brass plant stand
late 19th century; elaborate cast brass
base with square green onyx top, 30 in. H.,
14 in. Sq. Est. $200-300
1413 English vernacular carved oak chest
19th century; compartment with paneled
sides enclosed by flat hinged lid, 30 in. H.,
62 in. W., 22 1/2 in. D. Est. $250-400
1414 Continental painted wood cabinet
early 20th century; Rococo style cabinet
with carved shell cornice, pair of paneled
cabinet doors, floral and acanthus carved
skirt and stretcher, painted figures and
vignettes, 80 in. H., 36 in. W., 18 in. D.
Est. $800-1,200
1415 Pair of Louis XV style painted wood fauteuils
early 20th century; both with floral and
tapestry upholstery, 40 in. H., 29 in. W.
Est. $600-800
1416 Pair of Chinese carved rosewood armchairs
second quarter-20th century; with stork
among lotus carved back splat, plank
seats, and stretcher bases, 37 in. H., 24 in.
W. Est. $200-400
1417 Pair of Chinese carved hardwood side stands
second quarter-19th century; each with
inset marble top and connecting shelf,
with ball and claw feet, 32 in H., 17 in. W.,
12 in. D. Est. $300-500
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Property of Various Owners
1419 George III inlaid mahogany tall-case clock
late 18th/early 19th century; works with
landscape engraved brass dial with
second sweep, calendar and legend
“Beware of the Hawk,” signed “John
Hancock, Yeovil,” in bonnet with arched
glass panel door, fluted columnar supports
and shaped crest rail, long drawer in waist,
base with French style splayed feet, 89 1/2
in. H., 17 1/2 in. W., 10 1/2 in. D.
Est. $800-1,200
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
1420 Louis XV Provincial carved walnut commode
flat top with molded edge, serpentine
front with two long foliated panel-carved
long drawers, shaped foliate carved apron,
cabriole legs with scroll feet, paneled
sides, 34 in. H., 47 in. W., 25 in. D.
Est. $1,000-1,500
American Chippendale tiger cherry lowboy
circa 1740, attributed to the Chapin
Brothers., Hartford, Connecticut; flat top
with molded edge, one long, two short,
and one fan-carved center drawer in case,
corner pilaster supports, cabriole legs with
claw and ball feet, plate and bale brasses,
34 in. H., 37 1/4 in. W., 21 in. D.
Est. $2,500-4,000
Provenance: Letter and bill of sale from Israel
Sack, signed and dated July 28, 1945 and
October 19, 1945
Property from the Estate of
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
1422 Louis XV kingwood and tulipwood
bureau plat
second quarter-18th century; after model
by Jacques-Philippe Carel, flat shaped
top with gilt tooled leather inset and
applied gadrooned ormolu edge, three
parquetry inlaid drawers in apron with
ormolu escutcheon and bale handles, four
cabriole legs with ormolu espagnolettes
and foliate sabots, 30 in. H., 63 1/2 in. W.,
31 in. D. Est. $5,000-10,000
Provenance: Similar example found in
Huntington Library
1423 Chippendale style carved giltwood
looking glass
20th century; phoenix bird finial on
foliated scroll carved frame, rectangular
mirrored glass panel, 64 in. H., 32 in. W.
Est. $300-500
1424 Adam style carved giltwood looking glass
20th century; basket flower finial, foliate
scroll carved frame, rectangular mirrored
glass panel, 59 in. H., 29 in. W.
Est. $250-400
Property of Various Owners
1425 10 Jacobean Revival style beechwood dining chairs
including a pair of late 19th/early 20th
century armchairs with caned paneled
backs and feet, barley turned stiles
with ball and bobbin turned stretchers,
upholstered cushions, together with
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
FURNITURE
eight cabinet-made Jacobean style dining
chairs, 20th century, maker: Charles Knipp,
Baltimore, Maryland, barley turned stiles,
upholstered panel backs and seats, round
and square turned legs connected by ball
and bobbin stretchers, 46 1/2 in. H.
Est. $800-1,200
1422
1426 Elizabethan Revival cabinet-made oak dining table
20th century; maker Charles Knipp,
Baltimore, Maryland, flat top, scroll carved
apron, double cup and cover baluster legs
connected by trestle base, 30 in. H., 120 in.
L., 44 1/2 in. W. Est. $600-800
1427 10 Jacobean Revival cabinet-made oak dining chairs
ten cabinet-made Jacobean style dining
chairs, 20th century, maker: Charles Knipp,
Baltimore, Maryland, barley turned stiles,
upholstered panel backs and seats, round
and square turned legs connected by ball
and bobbin stretchers, 46 1/2 in. H.
Est. $800-1,200
1428 Elizabethan Revival cabinet-made oak dining table
20th century; maker Charles Knipp,
Baltimore, Maryland, cabinet-made, flat
top, scroll carved apron, double cup and
cover baluster legs connected by trestle
base, 30 in. H., 120 in. L., 44 1/2 in. W.
Est. $600-800
1429 Chippendale style carved mahogany
coffee table
top with raised gallery edge, four cabriole
legs with ball and claw feet, 18 1/2 in. H.,
37 in. L., 25 in. W. Est. $150-300
1430 Classical Pennsylvania stained wood washstand
circa 1820; flat top with raised gallery
edge, drawer in apron, four round turned
legs connected by stretcher shelf, ball feet,
24 in. H., 18 in. W. Est. $150-250
1431 George IV carved & inlaid mahogany
secretary desk
circa 1820; top section with compartment
enclosed by double glass panel doors,
base has pull-out secretary drawer with
drawers beneath enclosed by solid panel
doors, 85 in. H., 41 3/4 in. W., 21 1/2 in. D.
Est. $400-600
1432 Federal style mahogany worktable
center section with three short drawers,
double side compartments with hinged
lids, 28 in. H., 26 in. W., 12 3/4 in. D.
Est. $100-200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 1433 American Restoration mahogany
secretary desk
circa 1835, possibly Louisiana; top section
has document compartment enclosed
by hinged frieze, compartment beneath
with drawers, letter slots, and pigeon holes
enclosed by double solid panel doors;
lower case has drawers and pigeon holes
enclosed by hinged writing compartment
on four bracket shaped legs, 16 1/2 in. H.,
38 1/2 in. W., 24 in. D. Est. $400-600
1434 American vernacular pine step-back cupboard
third quarter-19th century; shaped
cornice, compartment with shelves
enclosed by double solid panel doors
with open shelf beneath, base has shelves
enclosed by double solid panel doors, 83
1/2 in. H., 47 in. W., 22 in. D. Est. $300-500
1435 Louis XVI style marquetry inlaid table
late 19th/early 20th century; floral
marquetry center panel with rinceau curve
border, four half round brass-mounted
drop leaves, straight, tapered, and fluted
legs connected by stretcher, 29 in. H., 22
in. Sq. Est. $250-400
1436 Pr Victorian Rococo Revival mahogany side chairs
mid-19th century; curved crest rail and
scroll carved horizontal splat, upholstered
seats, cabriole legs, 34 1/2 in. H., 19 1/2 in.
W., 19 in. D. Est. $150-300
1437 Late Federal, New England, mahogany secretary desk
circa 1815; upper section with flat cornice
and compartment with shelves enclosed
by Gothic arched glass panel doors with
two drawers beneath; base has hinged
baize-lined writing board with three long
drawers beneath, pilaster side supports,
round turned legs, wooden knobs, 66 in.
H., 41 3/4 in. W., 19 1/4 in. D. Est. $600-800
1438 Six George III style mahogany dining chairs
20th century; serpentine crest rails,
pierced vertical splats, saddle seats,
straight chamfered legs connected by
stretchers, recessed arms, four sides and
two arms, 37 1/2 H., 23 1/2 in. W., 19 1/2 in.
D. Est. $700-900
1439 American Chippendale walnut corner cupboard
Pennsylvania, circa 1780; broken arched
pediment with urn finial and hex-carved
termini, compartment with three shelves
enclosed by arched astragal glass panel
doors with molded pilaster supports
ending in heart and feather carved
capitals, base has two medium drawers
and cupboard beneath enclosed by
double solid panel doors, molded pilaster
supports with hex-carved medallions,
ogee bracket feet, 96 in. H., 53 1/4 in. W., 21
in. D. Est. $1,000-1,500
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FURNITURE
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
1439A
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
1444 Set of 12 Louis XV style beechwood
dining chairs
two arms and one original side chair,
German made, late 18th century, with
nine late 19th/early 20th century copies,
exposed floral carved frames, with caned
panel backs, and seats, cabriole legs, floral
carved aprons, 35 in. H. Est. $800-1,200
.
Property of Various Owners
1445
.
Rococo Revival carved oak bookcase
circa 1860; arched foliated scroll
and serpentine carved cresting over
compartment, shelves enclosed by double
glass panel doors, two paneled drawers in
base, 114 in. H., 70 in. W., 22 in. Diam.
Est. $1,000-2,000
1450 Victorian partial ebonized walnut mirror
fourth quarter-19th century; rectangular
mirrored glass panel with gilt spandrel
and molded partial ebonized frame, 26 1/4
in. H., 22 1/4 in. W. Est. $60-150
1440 Victorian carved giltwood looking glass
circa 1880; 5 in. frame, beveled rectangular
mirrored glass panel, 38 in. H., 34 in. W.
Est. $150-350
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
Property of Various Owners
1442 Late Federal cherrywood drop leaf table
circa 1820, Pennsylvania; 20 in. center
board with two 12 in. drop leaves, round
turned legs with ball feet Est. $150-300
1443 Late Federal walnut drop leaf table
circa 1820; Pennsylvania, 18 in. center
board with two 13 1/2 in. drop leaves,
round turned legs with ball feet
Est. $150-300
36
1448 Classical Revival carved mahogany sideboard
late 19th/early 20th century; possibly
Potthast Bros., Baltimore, Maryland,
raised crest rail, center section with long
bowed drawer and compartment with
solid bowed ogee panel doors beneath,
each side compartment has torus molded
drawer, with compartment beneath
enclosed by arched panel doors and fully
turned columnar supports, carved animal
paw feet, 50 1/2 in. H., 80 in. L., 26 3/4 in. D.
Est. $600-800
1449 Regency style carved giltwood looking glass
20th century; 6 1/2 in. mirrored glass frame
surrounding rectangular mirrored glass
panel, 72 in. H., 48 in. W. Est. $300-500
Property of Various Owners
1441 Victorian carved gesso giltwood
overmantel mirror
fourth quarter-19th century; foliated crest
rail, 4 in. frame with rectangular beveled
mirrored panel, 42 in. H., 53 1/2 in. W.
Est. $150-300
1447 Chippendale style mahogany looking glass
late 19th century; shaped crest rail with
gilt phoenix bird, rectangular mirrored
glass panel with gilt spandrel, shaped
drop apron, 36 3/4 in. H., 18 1/2 in. W.
Est. $200-400
Federal cherrywood tall-case clock
early 19th century; works with painted
face, moon phase, second-hand and
calendar dial enclosed by bonnet with
broken arched pediment, having three
urn-shaped finials, case has long door with
inlaid pilasters and patera corners, base
has inlaid panel and straight bracket feet,
96 in. H., 20 1/4 in. W., 10 1/4 in. D.
Est. $2,000-3,000
1446 Centennial Chippendale style tiger
maple mirror
fourth quarter-19th century; raised crest
rail with carved American eagle in circular
reserve panel, mirrored glass panel,
scrolled drop apron, 37 3/4 in. H., 22 in. W.
Est. $250-400
1451 American Classical mahogany drop leaf table
circa 1820; Pennsylvania, flat top with two
16 1/2 in. shaped drop leaves, drawer in 6
in. apron, round twist turned legs with ball
feet Est. $200-400
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
1452 Louis XV Provincial style carved
cherrywood table
late 19th/early 20th century; carved and
shaped apron, four cabriole legs, two 24 in.
shaped draw leaves, 30 1/2 in. H., 71 in. L.,
37 in. W. Est. $400-600
1453 English Rococo Revival black lacquer armchair
circa 1860; black parcel-gilt ground,
mother-of-pearl inlaid floral decorated
arched curved back, caned seat, scrolled
arms, cabriole legs, 31 1/2 in. H., 23 1/2 in.
W., 22 1/2 in. D. Est. $200-400
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
FURNITURE
1454 Classical Revival carved mahogany
gondola settee
late 19th/early 20th century; exposed
heavily gadrooned crest rail, raised floral
upholstered sides, arms, and seat, foliate
carved exposed arms, animal paw feet, 40
in. H., 55 in. W., 20 1/2 in. D. Est. $300-500
1455
1459 Chinoiserie decorated wood
grandmother clock
brass face with Roman numerals, enclosed
by bell-shaped bonnet with brass finials
and arched glass panel door, long drawer
in case with round fully turned columnar
supports, and painted figure in landscape
decoration, base with figural landscape
panel and straight bracket feet, 79 in. H.,
14 1/2 in. W., 9 1/2 in. D. Est. $400-600
.
1460 Chippendale style upholstered settee
20th century; shaped crest rail, winged
back forming rolled arms, upholstered
back, arms, and loose seat cushion, three
carved mahogany legs with ball and claw
feet, 42 1/2 in. H., 55 1/2 in. W., 32 in. D.
Est. $300-500
Property from the Estate of
Eufrosyne Breskow (Westminster, MD)
1461 Rococo Revival carved gesso giltwood pier mirror
circa 1860; foliated scroll cresting with
grape cluster cartouche, molded grape
and leaf frame, rectangular mirrored glass
panel, 88 1/2 in. H., 38 in. W. Est. $600-800
George III carved mahogany chest-on-chest
late 18th century; flat molded cornice, two
short and three long drawers in upper
case, reeded pilaster supports; lower
case has three long drawers with straight
bracket feet, rosette and bale brasses
Est. $700-900
Property of Various Owners
1462
.
1457 Chippendale style carved giltwood looking glass
floral, foliate, and shell carved openworked
cresting, 5 1/2 in. beveled mirrored glass
panel frame, rectangular beveled mirrored
glass center panel, 69 1/2 in. H., 38 1/2 in.
W. Est. $400-600
1458 American Queen Anne style tiger maple highboy
late 18th century; upper case has flat
molded cornice, four short and one shell
carved drawer over three long drawers;
lower case has two short and one fancarved center drawer, four cabriole legs
with pad feet, 68 in. H., 3 in. W., 18 1/2 in. D.
Est. $800-1,200
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 1466 Chinese carved hardwood desk
flat top, three short paneled drawers in 7
in. apron, straight legs with hooved feet,
rosette and bale brasses Est. $250-400
1467 Elizabethan Revival walnut cylinder desk
circa 1860; top section with grape and
nut carved cartouche with profile portrait
of young woman (possibly Jenny Lind),
over compartment with shelves enclosed
by arched glass panel door with open
galleried compartments to either side;
base has compartment with drawers and
pigeon holes enclosed by solid cylinder
top, three paneled long drawers beneath
with fully turned columnar supports, trick
drawer in secretary compartment, 90 in. H.,
45 in. W., 22 1/2 in. D. Est. $700-900
1468 Pr of George III style inlaid mahogany
card tables
20th century, William Berkey Furniture
Co., hinged demilune baize-lined flip-tops,
inlaid apron, four straight tapered legs
with bellflower and anthemion inlay, 29
1/2 in. H., 36 in. W., 18 1/4 in. D.
Est. $400-600
1469 Late Victorian oak side table
circa 1890; quatrefoil shaped top, ball
and spindle apron, four splayed legs
connected by shaped stretcher shelf, 28
1/4 in. H., 23 3/4 in. Sq. Est. $125-200
Property of Various Owners
1456 Federal Southern walnut one-drawer stand
early 19th century; flat top, short drawer in
4 1/2 in. apron, four straight tapered legs
Est. $150-300
1465 English George III style mahogany
dining table
two 31 3/4 in. D-shaped ends with one 21
3/4 in. extension leaf, double urn-turned
pedestals each with four splayed legs, 28
3/4 in. H., 47 3/4 in. W. Est. $400-600
Yamaha ebonized baby grand piano
Model G1, serial no. 699931, 39 3/8 in. H.,
62 in. L., 56 1/2 in. W. Est. $1,500-2,500
1463 Edwardian marquetry inlaid mahogany side table
late 19th century; round top with applied
brass edge, floral arabesques with mother
of pearl inlay, cabriole legs with cast brass
chutes and sabots, 29 in. H., 29 3/4 in.
Round Est. $250-400
1464 Chinese carved hardwood altar table
flat top with molded edge, shaped Taotieh carved shaped apron, four straight
legs with hoof feet, 32 1/2 in. H., 46 3/4 in.
L., 16 3/4 in. D. Est. $300-500
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1470 Contemporary cabinet-made mahogany buffet
20th century; center section with stainless
steel-lined food compartment enclosed
by double hinged lids, compartment with
drawer slides beneath enclosed by double
solid panel doors, double canted side
compartments each with shelves enclosed
by solid panel doors, 39 1/2 in. H., 94 1/2
in. L., 21 in. D. Est. $200-400
Property of Various Owners
1471 Louis XV style glass panel maple display cabinet
20th century; arched glass panel top with
foliated carved frame, compartment with
shelves enclosed by mirrored back and
glass panel sides and door, 89 in. H., 52 in.
W., 21 in. D. Est. $800-1,200
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1472 4 Classical style mahogany Klismos chairs
20th century, Biggs Furniture Co.; rounded
crest rails, urn-form splats, needlepoint
upholstered seats, sabre legs, 34 1/2 in. H.,
17 3/4 in. W., 17 1/2 in. D. Est. $200-300
1473 Hepplewhite style upholstered sofa
20th century; exposed molded mahogany
frame, upholstered back, arms, and seat,
straight molded legs, 37 1/2 in. H., 77 1/2
in. L., 32 in. D. Est. $250-500
1474 Louis XV style mahogany glass panel vitrine
squared form with serpentined sides,
compartment with glass shelf enclosed by
glass panel sides and door, cabriole legs
with cast brass chutes and sabots, 38 1/2
in. H., 20 1/2 in. Sq. Est. $300-500
1475 Napoleon III Louis XVI style giltwood pier mirror
fourth quarter-19th century; maker T & M,
laurel wreath and floral garland carved
crest rail with urn and flower finials,
reeded pilaster supports, rectangular
beveled mirrored glass panel, 70 in. H., 48
in. W. Est. $400-600
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1476 Six French Empire style mahogany armchairs
20th century; exposed frames with carved
parcel-gilt dolphin arm supports, sabre
legs, leopard print ultra suede fabric, 34
3/4 in. H., 24 3/4 in. W., 21 in. D.
Est. $500-800
1480 Dutch William & Mary style oak tall chest
18th century or earlier; flat molded top
with drawer in torus frieze, two short
and three graduated long drawers
between cushion molded stiles in upper
section; base has large long drawer on
six trumpet turned legs connected by
shaped stretchers with three foliate carved
roundels in apron, 78 in. H., 43 1/2 in. W.,
22 1/2 in. D. Est. $800-1,200
1481 American Classical mahogany sideboard
circa 1825; raised gallery with turned
spindle supports, three short drawers
in apron with carved floral panels, three
compartments beneath enclosed by solid
panel doors, columnar supports on ball
feet, 50 in. H., 16 1/2 in. W., 22 1/2 in. D.
Est. $250-400
1482 6 Scottish Regency mahogany Klismos chairs
circa 1815; solid horizontal crest rails and
single horizontal splats, slip seats, sabre
legs, 32 1/2 in. H., 14 3/4 in. W., 17 in. D.
Est. $600-900
1483 American Beaux Arts mahogany tall-case clock
early 20th century; Tiffany & Co., New York,
works with quarter-hour chimes, moon
phase and calendar dial with silvered
chapter rings and gilt Arabic numerals,
enclosed by flat top, bellflower-carved
bonnet with arched glass panel door, five
tubular bells and pendulum enclosed by
glass panel door in waist, 86 1/2 in. H., 22
1/2 in. W., 14 1/2 in. D. Est. $1,000-1,500
1484 Federal style mahogany looking glass
20th century; Newcomb Co., New York
style vase and flower finial, parcel-gilt
broken arched pediment and oak leaf
drop pendants, rectangular mirrored glass
panel, 56 in. H., 22 3/4 in. W. Est. $250-400
1477 Six French Empire style mahogany armchairs
20th century; exposed frames with carved
parcel-gilt dolphin arm supports, sabre
legs, leopard print ultra suede fabric, 34
3/4 in. H., 24 3/4 in. W., 21 in. D.
Est. $800-1,200
1485
.
Property of Various Owners
1478 George III style mahogany pedestal desk
20th century; inset leather top, one long
and two short drawers in apron, two
pedestals each with three short drawers
and ball and claw feet, 30 1/2 in. H., 54 in.
W., 30 in. D. Est. $300-500
1479 Rococo Revival style carved mahogany
king-size bed
20th century; foliated scroll carved
headboard, footboard, and rails, 61 in. H.,
87 in. W. Est. $300-500
38
1486
.
Pr Mid-century modern ebonized swivel chairs
1960’s; designer: Jim Peed, barrel backs
with caned panels and white leather
upholstered loose seat cushions on swivel
bases with brass-mounted legs, Model
5105, 26 in. H., 23 in. W., 24 in. D.
Est. $1,000-1,500
1487 Pr. Schoonbeck Henredon tub chairs & ottomans
circa 1960; yellow vinyl upholstered, chairs
- 26 in. H, ottomans - 17 in. H.
Est. $200-300
1488 Mid-century Modern molded plywood
lounge chair
circa 1960; vertical splatted back, curved
arms, iron and stainless steel base, tan
suede cushions, 36 in. H., 46 in. W., 30 in. D.
Est. $150-300
1489 Four contemporary upholstered chairs
designed by Eno Saarinen (1910-61). Black
cloth upholstery and chrome legs, 32 in. H.
Est. $300-500
1490
.
Mid-century Modern Florence Knoll sofa
dated 1979; three-cushion tufted ivory
tweed upholstery, with metal frame, 30 in.
H., 90 in. W. Est. $1,500-2,000
1491 Pr Mid-century Modern Florence Knoll chairs
circa 1970s; lounge chairs with tufted
tweed upholstery and metal frame, 32 in.
H., 32 in. W. Est. $800-1,200
Mid-century modern upholstered
sectional sofa
circa 1960; Harvey Probber, eight straight
and two corner upholstered sections on
ebonized bases, each section 25 in. H., 33
in. W., 33 in. D. Est. $1,500-2,000
1492 Pr Mid-century Modern teakwood
lounge chairs
circa 1970s; tweed upholstered back and
seat cushions, 31 in. H., 26 in. W.
Est. $200-400
1493 Pr chrome and glass adjustable side tables
Eileen Gray design, 24 in. H., 20 in. Diam.
Est. $200-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
FURNITURE / PAINTINGS & PRINTS
1494 Mid-century Modern Knoll “Barcelona” table
circa 1970s; smoked glass top and chrome
base, 16 in. H., 16 in. Sq. Est. $250-400
1600A
1603
.
.
1495 Set of 3 Mid-century Modern Knoll tables
circa 1970s; smoked glass top with chrome
base, 16 in. H., 22 in. Sq. Est. $300-500
1496 Mid-century Modern lucite and glass coffee table
circa 1970s; square glass top and
sculptural lucite base, 18 in. H., 32 in. Sq.
Est. $250-400
1497 Eames style leather upholstered chair & ottoman
metal frame and base, chair - 36 in. H., 27
in, W., ottoman - 15 in. H., 22 in. W.
Est. $200-300
Antoine Blanchard “Gran Meginerie...”
oil on canvas
(French, 1910-1988). “Gran Meginerie,
Paris,” signed “Antoine Blanchard” lr,
signed and titled on verso, stamped
“Pienture Originale” on verso, 13 x 18 in.,
framed Est. $4,000-6,000
Italian School, 19th c. St. Elizabeth of Hungary
late 19th century, copy after unidentified
Baroque original, oil on canvas, unsigned,
29 1/2 x 22 3/4 in., framed
Est. $1,000-2,000
1601
.
Property from the Estate of
Su Ling Gin (Washington, DC)
1498 Four Dunbar leather upholstered chairs
tan upholstery, each chair - 24 in. H., 44 in.
W. Est. $300-500
1604
.
1499 3 Neoclassical style brass and glass side tables
circular form with stretcher base, 24 in. H.,
16 in. Diam. Est. $150-300
Antoine Blanchard. Cafe de la Paix, Paris, oil
(French, 1910-1988). “Cafe de la Paix
and Opera House,” oil on canvas, signed
“Antoine Blanchard” lr, 13 x 18 in., framed
Est. $4,000-6,000
Property of Various Owners
1500 Contemporary aluminum and glass
dining table
aluminum frame with glass top and two
extension leaves, 29 in. H., 60 in. L., 38 in.
W., with two 20 in. extension leaves
Est. $200-400
1602
.
1501 Knoll Pollock chrome and leather swivel chair
circa 1970s; 33in. H., 25 in. W.
Est. $100-200
1502-1599
No Lots
1600
.
Antoine Blanchard “Rue Haussman,
Paris,” oil
(French, 1910-1988). Oil on canvas, signed
“Antoine Blanchard” lr, illegible stamp on
verso, 13 x 18 in., framed Est. $4,000-6,000
Provenance: Two David Bendann’s Fine Art
Rooms, Baltimore, MD gallery labels on verso
After Vigee-Le Brun. Self Portrait, oil on canvas
After Louise Elisabeth Vigee-Le Brun
(French, 1755-1842). Self Portrait (after the
canvas in the Uffizi Collection), unsigned,
“Galleria degli Uffizi” wax seal on verso, 40
1/2 x 32 1/2 in., framed Est. $2,000-4,000
1605 Joseph Bernard. Beauty with Flowers, oil on panel
(French, 1864-1933). Signed “J. Bernard” lr,
18 3/4 x 12 in., framed Est. $8,000-10,000
Antoine Blanchard. “Paris, Les...
Boulevards, oil
(French, 1910-1988). “Paris, Les C. de
Boulevards,” oil on canvas, signed “Antoine
Blanchard” ll, signed and titled on verso,
13 x 18 in., framed Est. $4,000-6,000
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 39
PAINTINGS & PRINTS
1606
1605
.
Gaetano Bellei. Papa e Figlia, oil on panel
(Italian, 1857-1922). Signed “G. Bellei” lr, 28
1/2 x 20 3/4 in., framed Est. $6,000-8,000
1607
.
Rufino Tomayo. “Hombre en Gris,” mixograph
(Mexican, 1899-1991). Ed. 25/100, signed
“R. Tamayo,” 41 x 33 in., framed Est.
$2,000-4,000
1608
.
Rufino Tamayo “Hombre Conclos Brasos En Alto
(Mexican, 1899-1981). Mixograph, ed.
120/140, signed “R. Tamayo” lr, 22 1/4 x 30
in., framed Est. $2,000-4,000
40
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
PAINTINGS & PRINTS
1609 French School, 19th c. Muse of Poetry, oil
In the manner of Simon Vouet (French,
1590-1649). Portrait of a Lady as the Muse
of Poetry, oil on canvas, 22 x 17 3/4 in.,
framed Est. $700-1,000
1613
1618 Attr. to Thomas van der Wilt. Portrait of a Man
(Dutch, 1659-1733). Portrait of a
Gentleman, balck and white chalk,
attribution on clipped auction catalogue
listing on verso, 10 x 7 1/2 in., framed
Est. $200-400
.
1610 After F. von Defregger. The Hunters’
Farewell, oil
After Franz von Defregger (German,
1835-1921). Oil on canvas, signed “Von
Defregger” ll, 30 1/2 x 25 1/2 in., framed
Est. $600-800
1611
.
Frederick Evans “Bourges
Cathedral,”platinum print
Frederick Henry Evans (American, 18531943). “Bourges Cathedral, West Front,”
blindstamp lr, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in., unframed
Est. $2,000-4,000
Provenance: Hans P. Kraus Jr., Fine
Photographs, New York label on inside of mat
and on verso
1614 Continental School, 19th c. La Source, oil
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 40 x 30 in., framed
Est. $800-1,200
1615
Ercole Cartotto. Portrait of Beatrice
Reed, oil
(Italian/American, 1889-1946). Oil on
canvas, signed “E. Cartotto” lr; signed, sitter
identified, and dated 1917 in pencil on
verso, 27 x 21 in., framed Est. $1,000-2,000
.
Jerzy Kossak “Napoleon’s Retreat from
Moscow” oil
(Polish, 1886-1955). Oil on canvas, signed
“Jerzy Kossak” ll, 13 3/4 x 20 in., framed
Est. $1,000-2,000
1612
.
1616 Alexander Calder “Birds in Flight,”
lithograph
(American, 1898-1976). Color lithograph,
artist proof, signed “Calder” lr, 27 1/4 x 36
1/2 in., framed Est. $700-1,000
Provenance: Comes with Pacific Art
1619 Eugene Ciceri “Rio de Janeiro,”
lithograph
(French, 1830-1890). “Rio de Janeiro-da
Ilha das Cobras,” hand colored lithograph
after the daguerrotype printed by
Lemercier, Paris, image size: 17 1/4 x 27 1/2
in., framed Est. $600-800
1620 American School, 19th c. Portrait of a
Gentleman
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 30 x 24 3/4 in.,
framed Est. $600-800
1621 American School, 19th c. Portrait of a
Lady, oil
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 30 1/2 x 25 in.,
framed Est. $600-800
1622 Oscar Hallwig. Gentleman and Lady
pastel portraits
(German/American, 1836-1924). Pair of
pastels on paper, each signed “Oscar
Hallwig, Balto.” ll, 29 3/4 x 24 3/4 in., each
framed Est. $300-500
1623 Holyland. Portrait of David Carroll, pastel
(American, 19th century). Pastel on paper,
signed “Holyland” ll, 29 1/2 x 24 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1624 Hans von Hayek. Winter Landscape, oil on canvas
(Germany, 1869-1940). Signed and dated
“Hayek, 1911” lr, 23 3/4 x 31 1/2 in., framed
Est. $600-800
1625 Vladimir Cora. Abstract Compostion, oil on canvas
(Mexican, b. 1951). Signed “Vladimir Cora”
ll, 51 3/4 x 41 in., framed Est. $600-900
Investment C.O.A.
Frederick Evans “Stand of Trees,”
platinum print
Frederick Henry Evans (American, 18531943). 1893, initialed “F.H.E.” lr, 5 1/8 x 3 3/4
in., unframed Est. $2,000-4,000
Provenance: Hans P. Kraus Jr., Fine
1617 Arnold Newman “Jean Dubuffet,”
photograph
(American, 1918-2006). Silver gelatin print,
signed “Arnold Newman” lr, titled and
dated “Dubuffet, Vence, 1956” ll, 19 1/2 x
15 1/2 in., framed Est. $800-1,200
Provenance: The Lily Gallery, Inc., Baltimore,
MD stamp on verso
Photographs, New York label on inside of mat
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 41
PAINTINGS & PRINTS
1626
.
Marc Chagall “Joseph Recognizes His Brothers
(Russian/French, 1887-1985). Hand colored
etching, ed. 40/100, initialed “M.Ch.” lr, 11
1/2 x 9 1/4 in., framed Est. $1,500-2,500
1627
.
1630 Stanley J. Schultz. Psyche and Cupid, oil
(Late 19th/early 20th century). Copy after
Bouguereau, oil on canvas, signed and
dated “Stanley J. Schultz. ‘06” ll, 26 x 18 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1639 Eliot O’Hara. Misty Mountain Landscape, watercolor
(American, 1890-1969). Watercolor on
paper, signed “Eliot O’Hara” lr, 21 1/2 x 29
in., framed Est. $400-600
1631 Attr. to Jane Peterson. House Portrait, watercolor
(American, 1876-1965). Watercolor on
paper, signed “Jane Peterson” ll, 12 x 16 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1640 Aaron Sopher. “Greene Street...
Baltimore,” w/c
(American, 1905-1972). “Greene Street
near Barre, Baltimore,” pen and ink with
watercolor on paper, signed “Aaron
Sopher” lr, 10 3/4 x 14 1/2 in., framed
Est. $400-600
1632 Reuben L. Johnston. Landscape with Sheep, oil
Reuben LeGrand Johnston (American,
1850-1918). Oil on canvas, signed “R.L.
Johnston” lr, 22 x 30 in., framed
Est. $500-700
1633 Raymond deBotton. Woman Playing Guitar, pastel
(b. 1922). Initialed “R.B.” lr, signed and
dated “Raymond deBotton, Mai, 1988” on
verso, 21 1/2 x 18 in., framed Est. $500-700
1634 Zvi Raphaeli. Landscape, tempera on board
(Russian/Israeli, 1924-2005). Signed “Z.
Raphaeli” ll, 14 1/2 x 17 3/4 in., framed
Est. $600-800
1635 Continental School, 17th c. Salome, gouache
After Lucas Cranach, the elder, Salome
Presenting the Head of Saint John the
Baptist, gouache on vellum, 5 1/2 x 7 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
Provenance: Inscription on frame on verso
states: “Chief Justice Ambrose Spencer, Great
Grandfather L.L. Spencer”
Marc Chagall. Peasant With a Clock, lithograph
(French, 1887-1985). Color lithograph,
artist proof, ed. XIV/XXV, signed “Marc
Chagall” lr, 13 3/4 x 9 3/4 in., framed
Est. $3,000-6,000
Property from the Estate of
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
1628 Attr. to N. Diaz. Forest with Travelers, oil
Attributed to Narcisse Virgile Diaz de la
Pena (French, 1807-1876). Oil on panel,
initialed “N.D.” ll, 12 1/2 x 21 in., framed
Est. $800-1,200
Property of Various Owners
1629 After J.F. Herring, Sr. “The Village Blacksmith
After John Frederick Herring, Sr. (British,
1895-1965). Oil on canvas, unsigned, 36 x
29 in., framed Est. $800-1,200
42
1636 Alfred Nunamaker. “Ocean Waves,” oil on canvas
Alfred R. Nunamaker (American, 19151988). oil on canvas board, signed “A.
Nunamaker” ll, 8 x 10 in., framed
Est. $1,000-2,000
1637 Salvador Dali. Portrait of Picasso, engraving
(Spanish, 1904-1989). “Portrait of Picasso,”
c.1970, photolithograph and engraving
on ingres, after the etching “Moi aussi j’ai
connu l’empereur” (Michler/Lopsinger,
448), numbered in pencil “ed. A/B, 31/200”
ll, signed in pencil “Dali” lr, plate size: 15
1/4 x 11 1/2 in., paper size: 28 3/4 x 19 3/4
in., framed Est. $700-1,000
1638 Eliot O’Hara. Tranquil Lakeside, watercolor
(American, 1890-1969). Watercolor on
paper, signed “Eliot O’Hara” lr, 22 x 28 1/2
in., framed Est. $400-600
1641 Aaron Sopher. Market Scene, pen and
ink with wash
(American, 1905-1972). Signed “Aaron
Sopher” lr, 9 x 6 1/2 in., framed
Est. $100-200
1642 Joseph Sheppard. Entrance to a Palazzo, watercolor
Joseph Sherly Sheppard (American, b.
1930). Watercolor on paper, signed and
dated “Sheppard, ‘82” lr, sight size: 20 x 13
in., framed Est. $300-500
1643 Herman Maril. “Sand, Sea, and Sky,”
screenprint
(American, 1908-1986). Color screenprint,
ed. 36/100, signed “Herman Maril” lr,
15 x 18 in., framed Est. $400-600
1644 Keith Morrow Martin. “Collage #11,”
paper collage
(American, 1911-1983). Initialed and dated
“K.M. ‘77” cr, signed on verso, 8 1/4 x 10 1/4
in., framed Est. $200-400
Provenance: C. Grimaldis Gallery, Baltimore,
MD label on verso
1645 Melvin Miller. Abandoned Trolley, oil on masonite
Melvin Orville Miller, Jr. (American, 19372007). Signed and dated “Melvin Miller,
1962” lr, 18 x 24 in., framed Est. $300-500
1646 Melvin Miller. Abandoned House, oil on
masonite
Melvin Orville Miller, Jr. (American, 19372007). Signed and dated “Melvin Miller,
1965” lr, 12 x 16 in., unframed
Est. $200-400
1647 Melvin Miller. Bar Scene, oil on masonite
Melvin Orville Miller, Jr. (American, 19372007). Signed and dated “Melvin Miller,
1960” ll, 9 x 12 in., unframed Est. $200-300
1648 Melvin Miller. Baltimore City Scene, oil on canvas
Melvin Orville Miller, Jr. (American, 19372007). Signed and dated “Melvin Miller,
1978” lr, 16 x 24 in., unframed
Est. $150-300
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
PAINTINGS & PRINTS
1649 Cecil Bell. “East River Swimmers,” lithograph
Cecil Crosley Bell (American, 1906-1970).
Ed. 2/20, signed and dated “Cecil C. Bell,
‘37” lr, 11 1/4 x 14 3/4 in., framed
Est. $400-600
1650 Felix de Crano. The Serenade, watercolor on paper
Felix F. de Crano (French/American, 18391908). Signed and dated “F.F. de Crano,
1893” ll, 16 3/4 x 13 in., framed
Est. $200-300
1651 Gladys Emerson Cook. Boxer, pastel on paper
(American, 1899-1976). Signed “Gladys
Emerson Cook” lr, 14 3/4 x 10 3/4 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1652 Ethel Warwick. Still Life with Flowers, oil
Ethel Herrick Warwick (American, 18811961). Oil on canvas, signed “Ethel H.
Warwick” ll, 21 x 25 in., framed
Est. $200-400
1653 Savino Labo. “Riviera Ligure,” oil on canvas
(Italian, 1899-1976). Signed “S. Labo” lr,
signed and titled on verso, 24 x 30 1/4 in.,
framed Est. $400-600
1654 Continental School, late 19th c. Feeding Time, oil
Probably German, late 19th century. Oil on
canvas, signed illegibly lr, 20 3/4 x 17 in.,
framed Est. $400-600
1655 Frederic Peuchmange. Pair of Hunt
Scene drawings
(French, d.1914). “At the Start” and “End
of Day,” black chalk and pastel on paper,
heightened with white, each signed “F.
Peuchmange” ll and lr, 12 1/4 x 32 3/4 in.,
each framed Est. $300-500
Provenance: Stansted Park Foundation labels
on each
1657 Attr. to Albert Marquet. Nu Assise, charcoal
(French, 1875-1947). Charcoal on paper,
initialed “A.M.” ll, 17 3/4 x 13 in., unframed
Est. $500-700
1667 Donald Coale. Cubist Landscape, oil on canvas
Donald Vincent Coale (American, b. 1906).
Signed “Donald Coale” lr, 20 x 26 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1658 Vladimir Kush. “Soul Plexis,” giclee on canvas
(Russian, b. 1965). Ed. 13/325, signed “V.
Kush” lr, 15 x 19 in., framed Est. $300-600
1668 Donald Coale. Portrait of a Lady, oil on canvas
Donald Vincent Coale (American, b. 1906).
Signed “Donald Coale” lr, 46 x 38 in.,
framed Est. $300-500
1659 Circle of Rembrandt. Portrait of a Man, etching
Mid 17th century. Signed and dated
“Rembrandt f. 1639,” ur, etched after
a drawing by Rembrandt (image
can be found here: http://barber.
org.uk/rembrandt-harmensz-vanrijn-1606-1669/), 5 1/2 x 4 in., framed
Est. $600-800
1660 Leon Kelly. Reclining Nude, vine charcoal on paper
(American, 1901-1982). Signed “Leon
Kelly” lr, 6 1/2 x 8 1/4 in., framed
Est. $400-600
1661 Attr. to Marie Laurencin. Woman and
Dog, graphite
(French, 1883-1956). Preliminary study
for a portrait of Nahida de Comminges,
graphite on paper, attribution on verso, 13
1/4 x 9 3/4 in., framed Est. $500-700
1662 Yaacov Agam. Op Art Agamograph,
color screenprint
(Israeli, b. 1928). Double superimposed
screenprint on paper and plexiglass, ed.
84/99, signed “Agam” lr, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $300-500
1663 Yaacov Agam. Op Art Agamograph,
color screenprint
(Israeli, b. 1928). Double superimposed
screenprint on paper and plexiglass, ed.
122/180, signed “Agam” lr, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $300-500
1664 Continental School, 18th c. Portrait of a Man, oil
Portrait of a Gentleman, oil on canvas, 22
3/4 x 17 3/4 in., framed Est. $300-500
1656
.
1665 Dutch School, 17th/18th c. Tavern Scene, drawing
Pen and ink with wash on paper, 6 3/4 x 4
3/4 in., framed Est. $150-250
Attr. to Jesse Arms Botke. Flamingos, oil on board
(American, 1883-1971). Signed “Jesse Arms
Botke” lr, 14 x 17 in., framed
Est. $1,500-2,500
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 1666 Frederick Becker. “Marine,” etching
Frederick Gerhard Becker (American, 19132004). Ed. 2/15, signed “Fred Becker” lr, 14
x 17 3/4 in., unframed Est. $500-700
1669 N. Currier “American Country Life,” color litho.
Nathaniel T. Currier (American, 18131888). Color lithograph, 16 3/4 x 23 3/4 in.,
framed Est. $500-700
1670 Continental School, 18th c. chalk rendering
Probably Italian, late 18th/early 19th
century. Rendering of a classical bust,
black chalk heightened with white chalk,
signed illegibly lr, 23 1/4 x 18 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $300-500
1671 Woldemar Neufeld “Under Queensboro
Bridge” woodcut
(Russian/American, 1909-2002). Color
woodcut, ed. 19/50, signed “Woldemar
Neufeld” lr, 15 1/4 x 23 1/2 in., framed
Est. $200-400
1672 Woldemar Neufeld. “Three Tugs,” color woodcut
(Russian/American, 1909-2002). Ed. 25/50,
signed “Woldemar Neufeld” lr, inscribed
“to my friend Mike” lr, 16 x 22 in., framed
Est. $200-400
1673 Woldemar Neufeld. “John Finley Walk...,” woodcut
(Russian/American, 1909-2002). “John
Finley Walk in Winter,” color woodcut, ed.
47/50, signed “Woldemar Neufeld” lr, 12
1/4 x 18 in., framed Est. $200-400
1674 Woldemar Neufeld. Three Tugboat
theme woodcuts
(Russian/American, 1909-2002). “One
Light,” “Three Lights,” and “Two Lights”,
three color woodblocks mounted in
one frame, each ed. 49/100, each signed
“Woldemar Neufeld” lr, each 7 x 9 in.;
frame size: 31 1/4 x 15 in. Est. $200-300
1675 Woldemar Neufeld. “El Station at
Hanover Square
(Russian/American, 1909-2002). Color
woodcut, ed. 18/50, signed “Woldemar
Neufeld” lr, 16 x 9 in., framed Est. $200-300
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PAINTINGS & PRINTS
1676 Sandra Oppegard. “Cloudy Morning,” watercolor
(American, b. 1941). Watercolor on paper,
signed “S. Fay Oppegard” lr, 7 1/4 x 10 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1677 Brad Davis. “Dog & Three Partridges,” lithograph
Brad Darius Davis (American, b. 1942).
Color lithograph, ed. 24/30, signed and
dated “Brad Davis, ‘82” lr, 35 1/4 x 23 3/4
in., framed Est. $200-300
Provenance: Rental Gallery, Baltimore
Museum of Art label on verso, dated 11/83
1678 Marc Chagall. Color lithographic poster, framed
(French, 1887-1985). Maeght Editeur, 1969,
sight size: 27 3/4 x 21 1/4 in., framed
Est. $300-500
1679 Marc Chagall. Galerie Maeght exhibition poster
(French, 1887-1985). “Gouaches et Lavis,”
30 1/2 x 18 1/2 in., framed Est. $300-500
1680 Continental School, 19th c. Portrait of a Man, oil
Portrait of a Bearded Man, oil on copper,
unsigned, sight size: 7 x 5 1/4 in., framed
Est. $200-300
1681 Jules David. Two Ladies on the Terrace, watercolor
(French, 1808-1892). Watercolor on paper,
signed “Jules David” ll, sight size: 11 1/2 x 8
3/4 in., framed Est. $200-400
1682 Jennifer Wynne. Two Abstract
Compositions on paper
(American, late 20th/early 21st century).
1.) “A,” Mixed media on paper, signed
“Jennifer Wynne” lr, 29 1/4 x 41 1/4 in.,
framed 2.) “C,” Mixed media on paper,
signed “Jennifer Wynne” lr, 41 1/2 x 29 1/4
in., framed Est. $400-600
Provenance: Allene Lapides Gallery, Santa Fe,
New Mexico labels on verso
1683 Attr. to Keith Haring. “Television Man,” marker
Attributed to Keith Haring (American,
1958-1990). Marker on paper, signed and
dated “K. Haring, ‘84” lc, sight size: 6 3/4 x 4
3/4 in., framed Est. $800-1,200
1684 Ando Hiroshige. Two color woodblock
prints, framed
(Japanese, 1797-1858). Two color
woodblock prints from the “53 Stations of
Tokaido Highway” series, image sizes:
3 7/8 x 6 in. Est. $150-250
Provenance: Mickelson’s Gallery, Washington
1685 Michael Spano. “Seated Masked Man,” photograph
(American, b. 1949). Gelatin silver print, ed.
2/10, from the “City Pictures” series, signed
and dated “Michael Spano, ‘87” lr, 35 1/2 x
26 1/2 in., framed Est. $300-600
Provenance: Knight Gomez Gallery,
Baltimore, MD label on verso
1693 Toulouse Lautrec print and an Albi print
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 18641901). 1.) “La Loge au Mascaron Dore
(Programme pour le missionaire),” sheet
size:12 1/2 x 9 1/2 in., framed 2.) “Dressage
des Nouvelles,” image size: 8 1/2 x 11 1/4
in., framed Est. $150-250
1686 Rafael Tardio. La Confrontacion, oil on masonite
(Spanish, 20th century). Signed “Rafael
Tardio” lr, 21 3/4 x 18 1/4 in., framed
Est. $200-400
1694 Two Toulouse Lautrec framed prints
(French, 1864-1901). 1.) “Le CoffureProgramme du Le Theatre Libre,” sheet
size: 12 1/2 x 9 in., framed 2.) “Yvette
Gilbert,” sight size: 10 1/4 x 6 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $150-250
1687 Gladys Goldstein “Chiricus,” mixed
media on canvas
Gladys Hack Goldstein (American, 19192010). Signed “Gladys Goldstein” lr, signed,
titled, and dated 1982 on verso, 30 x 30 in.,
framed Est. $150-300
1695 After Toulouse-Lautrec.
Four Aristide Bruant prints
(French, 1864-1901). “Ambassadeurs,”
“Eldorado,” Aristide Bruant,” and “Bruant
au Mirliton,” each approximately 11 x 7 1/4
in., each framed Est. $300-500
1688 Gladys Goldstein. Untitled Abstract,
mixed media
Gladys Hack Goldstein (American, 19192010). Mixed media on paper, signed
“Gladys Goldstein” lr, 22 3/4 x 28 in.,
framed Est. $100-200
Provenance: Daedal Fine Arts, Baltimore, MD
1696 Two framed late 19th c. Belle Epoque prints
1.) Paul Fischer (Danish, 1860-1934).
“Reklame Plakater,” color lithograph,
signed “Paul Fischer” in print ll, Maitre de
l’Affiche blind stamp lr, 12 x 9 in. 2.) Jules
Cheret (French, 1836-1892). “Saxoleine,”
color lithograph, Maitre de l’Affiche blind
stamp lr, sheet size: 15 3/4 x 3/4 in., framed
Est. $200-300
label on verso
1689 Charles H. Walther. “Brittany,” oil on board
(American, 1879-1937). “Off the Coast of
Brittany,” signed “C.H. Walther” lr, titled
and dated 1903 on verso, 4 1/4 x 7 in.,
framed Est. $150-250
1690 Karl Bicke. “Das Kind,” engraving
(German, 1886-1982). Signed “K. Bickel” lr,
5 x 4 3/4 in., framed Est. $100-200
1691 Aaron Sopher and Don Swann Jr: three
etchings
1.) Aaron Sopher (American, 1905-1972).
“Forest Fire-Garrett County, Md.,” etching,
ed. 6/25, signed “Aaron Sopher” lr, 4
3/4 x 6 3/4 in., framed 2.) Don Swann Jr.
(American, 20th century). “The Hunt,”
etching and aquatint, ed. 217/300, signed
“Don Swann Jr.” lr, 7 1/2 x 5 3/4 in., framed
3.) Don Swann Jr. “Edgar Allan Poe’s
Statue,” ed. 133/500, signed “Don Swann
Jr.” lr, 9 1/4 x 6 1/2, framed Est. $100-200
1692 Attr. to Burgoyne Diller. Geo Abstract,
gouache
(American, 1906-1965). Gouache on paper,
unsigned, attribution on verso, 19 1/2 x
14 1/2 in., framed Est. $400-600
1697 Two Japanese color woodblock prints,
19th century
1.) Geisha in a Landscape, sight size:12
3/4 x 9 in., framed 2.) Couple in an Interior,
sight size: 12 3/4 x 9 in., framed
Est. $150-250
1698 Clara Knight. Landscape with Stream, watercolor
(British, b. 1861). Watercolor on paper,
signed “Clara Knight” ll, 9 x 6 1/4 in.,
framed Est. $100-200
1699 Pearle Fuller. Victorian Lady, charcoal and pastel
(American, late 19th/early 20th century).
Charcoal, pastel, and ink wash on paper,
signed and dated “Pearle Eugenia Fuller,
1905” lr, 17 3/4 x 7 1/2 in., framed Est.
$100-200
1700 Carra Burnheim. Lovers at the Well, oil on canvas
(Late 19th/early 20th century). Signed
“Carra Burnheim” lr, 33 1/2 x 23 3/4 in.,
framed Est. $100-200
1701 Max Wilson Mason. Landscape, oil on artist board
(American, 20th century). Signed “Max W.
Mason” ll, 2 x 16 in., framed Est. $150-250
D.C. labels on verso
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ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
PAINTINGS & PRINTS / SILVER
1702 Artist Unknown, 20th c. 3 horse racing
sketches
Pen and ink on cardstock (coasters?), one
identified as “R.S.S. Majestic at Aintree” ll, 4
1/8 x 5 1/8 in., each framed Est. $150-250
1711 Framed print of Berlin
After the 18th century original, sight
size:15 1/4 x 42 in. Est. $150-250
1703 19th c. Artist Unknown, Sailboats Off
Pier, oil
Oil on canvas, unsigned, 22 x 14 in., framed
Est. $150-250
2200
1712-2199
No Lots
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2206 Continental enameled & guilloche silver cigarette
case, together with a German engraved
silver lipstick case with cabochon closure,
4.90 ozt. Est. $300-500
1704 Behyar Samini. “Miss February,” oil on canvas
(20th century). Signed “Behyar” lr, 20 x 16
in., framed Est. $150-250
2207 Tiffany & Co. sterling silver pedestal bowl
9 3/4 in. Diam., 3 1/4 in. H., 19.70 ozt.
Est. $300-500
1705 Elizabeth Dworkin “Untitiled,” mixed media
(American, 20th c.). Mixed media on paper,
signed and dated “Dworkin, 1987” lr, 41
1/4 x 29 3/4 in., framed Est. $100-200
Stieff “Rose” repousse sterling silver pitcher
late 19th/early 20th century, hand chased,
8 1/2 in. H., 22.50 ozt. Est. $1,000-2,000
Provenance: Victoria Munroe Gallery,
New York, NY label on verso
1706 Salvador Dali. Lithograph and relief sculpture
(Spanish, 1904-1989). 1.) “The Battle of
Tetuan,” color lithograph, ed. LXXV/CCL,
signed “Dali” lr, 12 1/4 x 16 1/4 in., framed
2.) After Salvador Dali “Adam and Eve,”
ed. 21/120, relief sculpture, 11 x 8 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $200-400
1707 Michael David. “Untitled,” monotype on paper
(American, b. 1954). Monotype on
handmade paper, unsigned, 20 x 14 1/2 in.,
framed Est. $100-200
Provenance: Betsy Senior Gallery label on
verso, Knight-Gomez Gallery, Baltimore, MD
label on verso
1708 Nicola Simbari. Ledge of Flowers,
color screenprint
(Italian, 1927-2012). Ed. 159/200, signed
“Simbari” lr, 34 1/2 x 39 in., framed
Est. $150-250
1709 Johnny Friedlaender. Two abstract aquatints
Johnny Gotthard Friedlaender (German,
1912-1992). 1.) Abstract Composition, ed.
50/95, signed “Friedlaender” lr, 30 x 22 1/2
in., framed 2.) Untitled Composition, ed.
74/95, signed “Friedlaender” lr, 30 x 22 1/2
in., framed Est. $200-400
1710 Benton Spruance “Early in the Morning,” lithograph
Benton Murdoch Spruance (American,
1904-1967). Color lithograph, ed. 40,
signed “Spruance” lr, 16 x 20 in., framed
Est. $150-250
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS 2205 Assortment of Stieff sterling flatware
including: 6 ice tea spoons
(monogrammed), berry spoon, olive
spoon, sauce ladle, tomato server
(stainless blade), carving knife (stainless
blade), and a pie server (stainless blade),
12.50 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $150-250
2201
.
Towle “Old Colonial” sterling silver flatware
comprising 104 pieces, including: 12
knives (stainless blades), 12 forks, 18 salad
forks, 12 soup spoons, 24 teaspoons, 6
seafood forks, 6 butter knives (stainless
blades), 6 flat handle butter spreaders,
master butter knife, pierced tomato
server, sugar spoon, gravy ladle, 2 serving
spoons (one pierced), meat fork, and a
cheese knife (stainless blade, 100.05 ozt. of
weighable silver Est. $1,500-2,000
2202 Nine Schofield sterling silver ice cream forks
”Baltimore Rose” pattern, 8.90 ozt.
Est. $200-300
2203 Manchester “Southern Rose” sterling flatware
comprising 41 pieces, including: 8 knives
(stainless blades), 8 forks, 8 salad forks, 8
teaspoons, 8 soup spoons, and a master
butter knife, 35.0 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $400-600
2204 Wallace “Grande Baroque” sterling silver flatware
service for twelve, including knives
(stainless blades), forks, salad forks,
teaspoons, soup spoons and seafood forks,
88.60 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $1,000-1,500
2208 Assortment of sterling silver flatware
comprising 16 pieces, including: 5 fruit
forks, 4 sipper straws (one broken), 2 sauce
ladles, 2 saccharin spoons, pie server, sugar
cube tongs, and a pair of grape sheers;
together with sterling handled sandwich
tongs and bottle opener; 11.75 ozt. of
weighable silver Est. $200-300
2209 Assortment of American sterling table articles
comprising 12 items, including Tiffany &
Co. reticulated bowl frame, 2 Gorham nut
dishes, creamer pitcher, sugar bowl, 6 shot
glasses (dented), and an ashtray, 15.15 ozt.
t.w. Est. $200-300
2210
.
Stieff “Rose” sterling silver flatware
comprising 92 pieces, including: 8
knives (stainless blades), 8 forks, 8 salad
forks, 8 seafood forks, 8 soup spoons, 17
teaspoons, 8 iced tea spoons, 8 butter
knives, 3 serving spoons, berry spoon,
olive spoon, sugar spoon, bon bon spoon,
gravy ladle, lettuce fork, bacon fork,
pickle fork, meat fork, master butter knife,
hot cake server, pierced serving spoon,
cheese server (stainless blade), cake server
(stainless blade), and a 2-piece carving
set with stainless blades, 109.75 ozt. of
weighable silver Est. $1,500-2,500
2211 Japanese engraved silver vase
6 7/8 in. H., 15.80 ozt. Est. $300-500
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SILVER
2212 Pair of Schofield repousse sterling candlesticks
7 in. H., 10.95 ozt. Est. $200-300
2213 Four Kirk sterling silver salts
mid 19th century; together with two putti
decorated sterling silver salt boats (no
maker) and six sterling salt spoons; 10.55
ozt. t.w. Est. $150-250
2214 Three American sterling silver table articles
including: Jenkins & Jenkins trumpet vase
(9 in. H.), Boardman Kiddush cup, and a
Wallace open-worked oval bowl, 17.60 ozt.
Est. $200-400
2215 American repousse sterling individual teapot
no maker, probably Jenkins & Jenkins,
hand chased, 8 1/4 in. H., 15.20 ozt.
Est. $200-400
2216 German silver and etched glass decanter
Hanau, 9 1/4 in. H. Est. $300-500
2217 English sterling silver standish
Martin Hall & Co., Ltd., Sheffield, 1894-95,
with two cut glass inkpots, 2 1/4 in. H. x 11
in. W. x 5 in. D. Est. $250-400
2218 Six Siteff “Rose” sterling silver tablespoons
13.05 ozt. Est. $150-250
2219 Tiffany & Co. repousse sterling pedestal bowl
first half - 20th century, 7 1/4 in. H., 8 1/2
in. Diam., pattern 2154, 23.50 ozt.
Est. $400-600
2220 Stieff repousse sterling silver center bowl
9 in. Diam., 16.90 ozt. Est. $250-400
2221 Kirk repousse sterling silver pedestal bowl
repoussed flanged edge and footed base,
10 in. Diam., 4 3/8 in. H., 16.45 ozt.
Est. $200-400
2222 Sterling mounted brilliant cut glass pitcher
8 1/2 in. H. Est. $200-400
2223 Stieff sterling silver cream pitcher & sugar bowl
together with a similar individual coffee
pot and silver-plated round salver, 22.50
ozt. Est. $300-500
2224 Stieff sterling cream pitcher & covered sugar bowl
dated 1947, hand chased, 17.60 ozt.
Est. $200-400
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2225 American sterling soap container &
bathroom cup
1) Gorham repousse sterling silver
traveling soap container, 2) repousse
sterling silver bathroom cup, indistinctive
maker’s mark, probably Stieff; 6.35 ozt. t.w.
Est. $150-300
2226 Black, Starr & Frost repousse sterling tea caddy
hand chased, 8.20 ozt. Est. $200-300
2227 Group of American sterling silver table articles
11 items, including: Stieff repousse
bottle coaster, another bottle coaster,
Stieff “Rose” jelly spoon, pair of Schofield
individual salts, pair of Kirk saccharin
spoons, Hennegen & Bates weighted
sterling bud vase, Kirk sterling lidded
etched glass jelly jar, repousse child’s cup,
and a compote, 23.30 ozt. of weighable
silver Est. $300-500
2228 Two Neoclassical style silver-plated dishes
Est. $150-250
2229 Sterling silver handled umbrella frame
Est. $100-200
2230 10 Continental & American silver
souvenir spoons
including: 7 German enameled silver
souvenir spoons, Cannes, England, and
Norfolk, VA., 3.95 ozt. t.w. Est. $100-200
2231 American/continental silver dresser/
personal items
nine items, including: continental silver
snuff box, probably Hanau, late 19th
century; Gorham sterling & cut glass
powder jar, 3 sterling lidded glass dresser
jars, Gorham repousse sterling shoe horn,
Watrous engraved sterling lorgnette case,
French silver mounted etched glass vase,
and a silver mounted cigarette holder;
6.90 ozt. of weighable silver Est. $100-200
2232 Continental silver miniature furniture items
18 pieces, including: spinning wheel, bird
cage, two pianos, sewing machine, 4-piece
coffee/tea service and tray, 2-drawer chest,
pitcher, and 6 goblets; together with a
Gorham sterling silver cased yo-yo and a
Web sterling silver Birth Record rattle; 7.95
ozt. of weighable silver Est. $100-200
2233 Ten American sterling silver table articles
Bailey, Banks & Biddle covered sugar bowl,
weighted sterling silver items include a
pair of salt & pepper shakers, and a tall
candlestick, sterling mounted glass items
include 4 coasters and a toothpick urn;
15.95 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $200-300
2234 Kirk Stieff “Rose” sterling silver flatware 1937
comprising 118 pieces, including 12
knives, 12 forks, 12 salad forks, 24
teaspoons, 8 tablespoons, 9 soup spoons,
8 iced tea spoons, 12 butter knives, 4
serving spoons, 2-piece salad set, meat
fork, gravy ladle, sugar shell spoon, jelly
spoon, olive fork, demitasse spoon, sugar
tongs, child’s knife & fork, condiment
spoon, 2-piece carving set, bottle opener,
cheese knife, and a pie server, 133.70 ozt.
of weighable silver Est. $2,000-2,500
2235 Twenty assorted sterling silver flatware pieces
including: 14 Stieff “Rose,” 4 Kirk, and a
2-piece sterling handle roast carving set,
18.20 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $250-400
2236 11 assorted American sterling table articles
including: Gorham child’s cup, dated 1897
(monogrammed), Gorham weighted
five-light candelabrum (damaged base),
, Towle bowl, 6 in. Diam., 2 pairs of
weighted salt & pepper shakers, and 4
shell-form ashtrays, 10.30 ozt. of weighable
silver Est. $200-300
2237 Pair of Gorham sterling silver goblets
together with an International “Paul
Revere Reproduction” bowl, 5 in. Diam.,
19.55 ozt. t.w. Est. $200-400
2238 Victorian sterling silver handled page turner
16 1/2 in. L.; together with 2 Tiffany & Co.
sterling silver perpetual calendar frames,
4 x 3, each with inscription, 2.65 ozt. of
weighable silver Est. $200-400
2239 Group of assorted sterling silver flatware
including: 3-piece roast carving set, 5
forks, 3 spoons, olive fork, and a lemon
fork; together with a sterling silver covered
saccharin dish, coin silver spoon, a silverplated spoon; 9.50 ozt. of weighable silver
Est. $100-200
2240 Georgian sterling silver cruet stand
Samuel Wood, London, 1758-59, with 4
silver mounted cut glass cruets, 38.85 ozt.
Est. $500-700
ALEX COOPER AUCTIONEERS
SILVER
2241 Pair of German silver master salts
indistinctive hallmarks, probably Hanau,
putti decorated master salts with aldine
dolphins, 18.15 ozt. Est. $200-400
2245
2242 Five continental silver table articles
Georgian silver toast rack, maker WE,
London, 1827, 6 1/2 in. L.; cream pitcher,
master salt (no liner), hinged cylindrical
spice box (monogrammed), and a silver
mounted cut glass shaker, 15.0 ozt. of
silver Est. $200-400
2243 Federal engraved coin silver sugar basket
late 18th/early 19th century, unmarked, 6
3/4 in. H. over handle, 7.80 ozt.
Est. $200-400
2244 Two Victorian silver-plated baskets
1) early Victorian silver-plated engraved
and floral decorated basket, third quarter
- 19th century, probably Sheffield, 9 1/2
in. H. over handle x 12 in. W. x 9 in. D.; 2)
Victorian reticulated silver-plated basket,
maker HE & Co., 8 1/2 in. H. over handle x
11 in. W. x 9 in. D. Est. $200-300
2245 Eight Stieff “Rose” sterling silver dinner plates
circa 1925, 12 in. Diam., hand chased,
159.55 ozt. Est. $3,000-5,000
2246 Pair of Hawkes sterling based cut glass vases
11 1/4 in. H. Est. $300-500
Property from the Estate of
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
2247 Jacobi & Jenkins sterling coffee pot & sugar bowl
late 19th/early 20th century, coffee pot 8
3/4 in. H., 47.50 ozt. t.w. Est. $700-900
2248 Georgian sterling silver teapot
with London hallmarks, 1810-’11, 5 1/4 in.
H. over handle, 17.50 ozt. Est. $200-400
Property of Various Owners
2249 Stieff “Rose” sterling silver center bowl
early 20th century, hand chased, 8 3/4 in.
Diam., 26.20 ozt. Est. $1,000-1,500
Property from the Estate of
Jack Shay & Thomas C. Quirt (Baltimore, MD)
2250 Russian cloisonne enameled gilt silver Kovsh
Moscow, first half - 20th century, with
Kokoshnik marks, 3 1/2 in. H. x 6 1/2 in. L.
over handle, 9.55 ozt. Est. $1,000-1,500
End of Sale
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