Federal Wire Fire Fender, serpentine form with brass top rail, along with three brass finials, height 15 inches, length 48 1/2 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Federal Wire Fire Fender, having brass top and bottom rail, on foru ball and claw feet, 19th century, height 11 inches, length 51 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Federal Wire Fire Fender, each having brass top rails, heights 14 and 30 inches, lengths 40 and 53 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Group of Three Persian Leather Shields, having silver and brass mounts, painted with flowers and scrolling vines, diameter 28 inches, Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut
Four Piece Lot, to include a needlework school sampler by Mary Burgess, Age 9 years, 1798; a yarn work depicting a vase with flowers, framed, 1835; a fracture having printed birds and figures; along with a black and red painted checkerboard, 21 1/2″ x 21 1/2″.
Two Needlework Samplers, to include one having house, Sarah McEvoy, May 1818, 17″ x 17 1/2″; along with one marked Rachael _____, 18___, 7 1/2″ x 17″, (illegible)Provenance: Estate of Cyril H. Moore Jr, Kent, Connecticut.
Handmade Baby Quilt, having 12 squares depicting black figures, framed, 19th century, 22″ x 29″. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Chinese Embroidered Dragon Textile From Robe, framed and made into a panel having five claw dragons amongst flaming clouds over crashing wave design 32″ x 54″. Provenance: Connecticut Personal Collection of American Antiques and Oriental Rugs.
Chinese Landscape, watercolor, depicting figures working along river bank with Mountainous background, having silk border and characters, along with seal, image 12″ x 47″.
Pair of Chinese Paintings on Silk, ink and colors on silk, depicting two falcons perched on training rail, Kano School, 18th/19th century, scroll in brass frame, signed, image 44″ x 14 1/2″, Provenance: From Collection in Irvington, New York.
Pair of Chinese Painting on Silk, depicting skeleton’s dancing and having fun in a graveyard, each signed, in brass frame, 43 1/2″ x 17″, Provenance: From Collection in Irvington, New York.
Two Staffordshire Lead Glazed Earthenware Teapots, 18th century, Whieldon type, pineapple having diamond textured fruit with cabbage spout, leaf molded handle, leaf tips, repaired and chipped spout, typical wear, the smaller corn having repaired cover, repaired spout, height 5 inches.
Two Cauliflower Teapots, probably Whieldon-Wedgewood, 18th century, cauliflower pattern; to include the larger with deep green leaf marked 37 on bottom, small chip to spout; the other with minor cracks to bottom, dime size repair on rim, repaired finial.
Two Staffordshire Salt Glazed Stoneware Commemorative Teapots, 18th century, having portrait of Frederick II and inscribed Fred II Prussiae Rex, verso with eagle and inscribed semper sublimis, one having JL Dixon Collection sticker on bottom, repair to cover, repair by eagle head and handle, the other cover repaired, entire pot repaired, height 5 inches.
Staffordshire White and Blue Salt Glazed Stoneware, to include a shell teapot with cover, 18th century with molded spout, set on claw feet, cracks in making, chip on spout, height 6 inches.
Three Staffordshire Earthenware Salt Glazed Teapots, largest having stripped painted body, repair to cover; a basket painted soft paste pitcher having repaired rim, handle and cover; along with a blue painted flower pitcher, completely repaired; tallest 6 inches, the other height 5 inches.
Five Piece Group of Assorted Teapots, to include a brown glazed shell teapot, chipped edges and spout, completely repaired cover; an Astbury glazed redware teapot, engine-turned, chips on cover, repaired finial, chips on rim, chip on spout; a Wedgwood salt glazed teapot having Staffordshire dog finial, repaired cover; a black salt glazed Asian teapot, marked for Turner, repaired finial, chip on spout, chip on edge; along with an Astbury 18th century brown glazed Staffordshire, chipped and repaired cover, chipped rim and spout; tallest 5 1/2 inches.
Group of Five Staffordshire Teapots, to include a creamware sponge decorated large pot having chips to cover; a brown and white sponge decorated, repaired spout, minor cracks; a swirl pattern teapot, repaired and chipped cover, chip on spout, 18th century, Jackfield; a black Whieldon having bird finial, repaired cover, chips to rim; along with a Whieldon pottery soft paste teapot with sponge glaze, repaired cover; tallest 5 1/2 inches.
Meissen Chinese Porcelain Bamboo Teapot, Chinese form cylinder lobed shape, painted with floral decoration, cira 1830 – 1850, repaired cover, blue crossed sword mark on bottom, height 3 1/2 inches.
Seven Piece Group of Soft Paste Teapots and Assorted Porcelain, to include large Leed’s coffee pot with painted Asian scene, repaired flower finial; a Gaudy Dutch softpaste small teapot, repaired cover, chipped spout, crack on handle, chip on rim; a small Leed’s teapot having interior figural scene, chips to rim and spout, bottom and body, (repaired); a blue and white bowl, cracks to rim, chip on foot; a blue and white porcelain plate; along with a blue and white porcelain teapot, chipped cover and spout; along with a Dutch saucer, tallest height is 9 inches.
Candle Box, having slide cover, hand painted with flowers and dark borders, graphite inscription undercover, 18th/early 19th century, height 3 3/8 inches, top 4″ x 8″, Provenance: Estate of Cyril H. Moore Jr, Kent, Connecticut.
Eight Piece Group of Silhouettes, to include one large having handwritten letter on reverse, all with Emerson Greenaway Collection labels, Richard Withington Auction, largest 13 1/4 inches x 9 inches.
Four Piece Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain Group, green Fitzhugh covered tureen, rectangle tr, along with two plates, having green chrysanthemum decoration, central spread eagle with “E Pluribus Unum” and monogram, 18th or 19th century, platter 15 inches wide.
Windsor Fan Back Side Chair, on bold turned legs, seat with repair, seat height 17 1/2 inches, chair height 36 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Set of Five Thumb Back Windsor Side Chairs, in old yellow paint, stenciling and freehand vines, nearly identical chair published pg. 485 Figure 7-54 American Windsor Chairs by Nancy Goyne Evans, circa 1820, with wear, seat height 18 inches, chair height 23 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Two Queen Anne Side Chairs, to include one having paint decoration with rush seat, one refinished; each with Spanish feet, heights 40 1/2 and 42 1/2 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Mahogany Chippendale Tip and Turn Tea Table, having dished top on carved shaft on tripod base, carved knees along with ball and claw feet, height 28 1/4 inches, top 34 1/4″ x 34 5/8″. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
“Man-of-War” Ships Model, having 12 gun brigade, encased in two part custom showcase, scale 1/4 inch = 1 foot, on showcase base, height 69 inches, width 57 inches, depth 26 inches. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Sheraton Chest Top, having turret corners over four birdseye maple drawer fronts, set on turned legs, circa 1830, height 41 inches, top 20 1/2″ x 42 1/2″. Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut.
Sheraton Mahogany Pembroke Table, having shaped drop leaves, along with concave faux drawer ends, set on turned and fluted legs, circa 1820, height 28 1/2 inches, top 22″ x 37″.
Queen Anne Maple and Tiger Maple Flat Top Highboy, in two parts, upper section with two drawers over four drawers, on lower section with one long drawer over three drawers, center with shell carving, height 71 inches, width 36 inches.
Two Chinese Porcelain Pieces, to include a Chinese blue and white vase having phoenix bird; along with a Famille Rose ginger jar, height 13 1/2 inches, height 13 inches, Provenance: From Collection in Irvington, New York.