Lot
Number | Description | Final Bid |
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| Lot1. Andrew Wyeth Signed Print 20.5"H. x 42"W.,THE CARRY by ANDREW WYETH
Limited Edition Giclee on fine German etching paper
Edition size: 300 plus 20 Artist Proofs
This print is signed and numbered by the artist (195/300)
Certificate of Authenticity included.
A Carry is a spot on a stream where a boat has to be carried past to continue up stream. This is the last signed and numbered reproduction by the artist. It was painted in 2003. The medium is Tempera on Panel.
| $ 6,000 |
| Lot 2. Monumental Commemorative Goblet 13"H. x 8.5"W. Colorless, engraved bowl, applied hollow baluster, applied solid circular foot, pontil base. England 19th C. A extremely rare commemorative goblet with master engraving of the ship H.M.S Hibernia and bust of Captain Jerimiah Coughlan. Unbelievable piece in perfect condtion. One of the best engraved pieces we have offered. Rare! | $ 550 |
| Lot 3. Rare Stenciled Philadelphia Mini Jug 3.25" h. Stoneware of white and brown, applied handle. American 19th to early 20th C. Very rare possibly unique example of a salesman sample from Gimbles of Philadelphia. In 35 years we have never seen another. A prime example in excellent shape. This was dug over 15 years ago and came out almost like is was made yesterday.
Rare!
| $ 60 |
| Lot 4. Early Cobalt Jar 5"H.x 5"W. Cobalt blue coloration, rolled lip, pontil base. America 19th C. Visually aesthetic little jar in a vibrant color. Could very well be a Millville Glass Works of New Jersey piece. A very good early jar in perfect shape. Nice!
| $ 130 |
| Lot 5. Bottle With Folk Art Interior 12" H. Colorless glass, tooled lip, wooden folk art construction of 2 small paitings within, smooth base. American 19th C. Now heres a very unusual example of art in a bottle. The paintings had to be very difficult to paint from outside down the long neck of the bottle by the artist. Very rare!
| $ 100 * |
| Lot 6. Jamie Wyeth Signed Print 37.75"H. 29.5"W. Jamie Wyeth signed and numbered edition Gicleé print "The Thief". A extremely rare low numbered print 6/150. The framed print is one of the edition of 150 prints (plus 20 artist's proofs). Print will be accompanied by a numbered Certificate of Authenticity. Absolutely beautiful in terms of color and content. This print has real presence when hanging on the wall. Top Shelf artwork! | $ 3,250 |
| Lot 7. Early Creamer Lot 3.25" and 3.75" H. Cobalt blue coloration, applied handles, applied foot, polished and open pontil bases. American or European 19th C. Cute little pair of early creamers. Both are in wonderful shape and the polished pontil example has a nice applied handle. A good set!
| $ 140 |
| Lot 8. Early Cotton Twist Wine 5.75"H. Colorless, fluted cut bowl, double knop applied cotton twist baluster, applied circular foot, pontil base. England 18th C. Very nice and perfect early cotton twist wine with a very unusual facet cut bowl. A nice early colonial era wine. | $ 160 |
| Lot 9. Early Flask 7.75"H. Aquamarine coloration, pint,applied lip, embossed clasped hands/ eagle and banner, smooth base. America 19th C. Sparkling mint example of this flask with a very interesting string of glass inside which was done upon manufacture. Good bottle!
| $ 60 |
| Lot 10. Early Witchball 6.5" D. Aquamarine with colored chalk decoration, open ended pontil. American 19th C. Very unusual witchball with colored chalk decoration inside. Witchballs were hung in the homes and livestock areas to protect from evil spirits. The decoration is lightly applied to the interior of the glass but not filled. This would be a gorgeous ball hanging from a chain. Very rare!
| $ 130 |
| Lot 11. Stoneware Jug 12"H. Saltglaze stoneware, applied handle, blue decoration. America 19th C. Nice stoneware jug debossed L.P Norton Bennington VT. Excellent shape with a flower in blue decoration. Super jug! | $ 110 |
| Lot 12. Glass Lot 7.5" and 11"H. Aqua and amber coloration, pattern molded bodies, applied foot, both have pontil bases. America 19th or 20thC. Nice bottle and vase with the bottle being 19-ribbed and the vase 16-ribbed. The vase was possibly blown at Ellenville NY and a identical example is pictured in Peppers "The glass gaffers of New Jersey page 4 figure 6. Very rare vase!
| $ 100 |
| Lot 13. Early Lidded Sugar Bowl 6.5" H. Cobalt blue coloration, galleried rim, matching cover w/ball finial, applied solid circular foot, pontil base. America 18th or early 19th C. Gorgeous early sugar bowl in mint conditon and could possibly be from the Pittsburgh District area. A good opportunity to get a stellar example of early American
Glass. Beautiful! | $ 325 |
| Lot 14. Blackglass Seal Bottle 10.8"H. Olive green coloration, applied lip, applied glass seal, pontil base.
America or England 19th C. Very rare blackglass seal bottle with "Lord Henniker 1810". This was the man that Hennniker NH was named after. We cannot find this seal listed and consider this a very important black glass bottle. There is a tiny hairline on the side of the bottle but all this one needs is a washing out with soap and water. A important super recent find. Very Rare | $ 400 |
| Lot 15. Glass Lot 10" and 6.5" H. Aquamarine coloration, applied handles, applied crimped feet, pontil bases. America 20th C. Another nice lot of Clevenger NJ pieces in excellent shape. Clevenger glass is getting very difficult to obtain and these are two stellar examples. Crisp!
| $ 50 |