Two Continental armchairs including one with splat back, rush seat, and stretcher legs, and the other with spindle back, rush seat, and turned stretchers and legs.
Four Oriental glazed pieces to include a blue glazed vase, two green glazed roof tiles, and flambe glazed vase made into lamp. vases: ht. 9 in. roof tiles: ht. 12 in. lg. 10 in.
Antonio Jacobsen American 1850-1921 oil on canvas Benares British four masted ship under full sail signed and inscribed lower right Antonio Jacobsen, Palisade Avenue, West Hoboken, New Jersey with receipt from La Falce – Freshler Fine Art they acquired it through William Doyle Galleries May 2, 1990. 22 x 36 Provenance: The Estate of Sylvia Leven
Giusseppe Banchieri 1927-1994 Pergolato oil on canvas titled and signed on reverse Galleria Bergamini stamp and catalogue on reverse Galleria George Lester original label on reverse 1959 39 x 39 Provenance: The Estate of Anne S. Carey
Three Oriental scrolls watercolor on paper landscape 14 x 19, watercolor on silk bird on branch 26 x 9, and watercolor on paper sketch man and Guanyin 12 x 14.
Custom mahogany tall clock, Goddard style case with broken arch top and carved shell door on ogee feet marked on plaque Museum Reproduction authorized by Edison Institute Dearborn, Michigan Colonial Mfg. Co., Zeeland, Mich. ht. 92in. wd. 19 3/4in.
Eight miniature wood birds, various types including Peter Peltz, Stan Sparre and one attributed to A. E. Crowell. ht. 2in. to 8in. Provenance: Estate of Nancy Sachse, Hamden, Connecticut
John James Audubon 1785-1851 WHITE IBIS Ibis Alba, 1 adult 2 young in Autumn Plate CCXXII No. 45 hand colored engraving marked lower left: Drawn from nature by J. J. Audubon F.R.S. F.L.S. marked lower right: Engraved, printed, and coloured by R. Havell 1834 J. Whatman watermark missing the letter N Kennedy Gallery New York label on verso #33502 cut down 22 x 26 3/4 sheet size
Six piece lot of etchings to include Beatrice Harper Banning 1885-1960 Pratts Essex, CT L. Kratke 1891 etching Michael Jacques Looks Like Rain Edward J. Cherry, building and two etchings signed indistinctly. 3 x 4 to 14 x 10 1/2
