Past Auctions

Pair of Rene Lalique “Chamois” Opalescent Glass Vases
in seaglass green having running antelope motif, model no. 1075, circa 1931
signed in block letters on base “R. Lalique France”
height 5 inches
Provenance: Estate of Judith Kreuter of Milford, CT

Estimate: $1000 - $2000

Stieff Sterling Silver Rectangular Floral Bowl
Rectangular form with heavy repoussé border of dense flowers and foliage, monogrammed at center, marked Stieff Sterling and model number 85
10″ x 13″, total weight 22.9 troy ounces
Provenance: Property from a Prominent New York City Collector

Estimate: $800 - $1200

14 Piece Russian Silver and Enamel Lot
to include two champagnes, two salts, five salt spoons, one small pipe, one napkin ring, two spoons and one shot size cup, 19th century
champagne height 6 inches
Condition: overall good condition, napkin ring and champagne with minor loss to enameling

Estimate: $1000 - $2000

American Sterling Silver and Glass Claret Jug, Whiting Manufacturing Co.
glass body encased in a finely pierced and engraved sterling silver mount with floral and foliate motifs, hinged lid engraved “N.Y.Y.C. Squadron Runs, Won by Queen Mab, 1893” with New York Yacht Club insignia, and side inscription listing race routes from New Haven to New Bedford, marked Whiting Mfg. Co., Sterling, 22891
height 7 1/2 inches
Provenance: Property from The Estate of Sally G. Chubb of Bernardsville, New Jersey

Estimate: $300 - $500

English Sterling Silver Tankard, William III, London, Circa 1701, Maker’s Mark of William Walsh
Of straight-sided cylindrical form with domed hinged lid and thumbpiece, engraved with the arms of the King family and the initials “R.K.” to the handle. Bearing London hallmarks for 1701 and accompanied by two letters of provenance (dated 1955) attesting to its authenticity and early ownership within the King and Ormonde families.
7 1/2″ high, total weight 28.8 troy ounces of 0.958 silver
Provenance: Property from The Estate of Sally G. Chubb of Bernardsville, New Jersey

Estimate: $1000 - $1500

Pair of English Sterling Silver Two-Handled Sauce Boats
each of classic oval form with double scroll handles, raised on circular pedestal foot, and engraved with armorial crest, hallmarked for London, maker’s mark possibly “I.S.,” circa 1804
height 5 1/2 inches, total weight 27.5 troy ounces

Estimate: $800 - $1200

French Silver and Vermeil Sauce Boat 800 Silver
oval baluster-form body raised on a circular stepped foot, with an elongated spout and opposing scroll handle decorated with a rosette terminal, interior gilt-washed
height 7 inches, weight 16.4 troy ounces
Provenance: From a Park Avenue, New York Estate

Estimate: $400 - $800

W.J. Feeley Co. Sterling & 14K Gold Gothic-style Chalice
the bowl executed in solid 14K gold, rising above a sterling-gilt stem and foot, the cup with smooth tapered sides above a knop set with turquoise cabochons, each framed within chased vine and foliate ornament, the stem features four raised rosettes mounted with genuine opal cabochons, joined by scrolling Gothic strapwork, the circular base with raised lobes and applied quatrefoil medallions depicting the Crucifixion, Sacred Heart, Holy Family, and St. John the Baptist, each in high relief, lower border edged in gilt with engraved shamrock and vine motifs, the underside engraved: “Gift of Catherine Carney, May 22, 1913” stamped W.J. Feeley Co., sterling with shield hallmark, with original late-20th-century appraisal paperwork (Adrian Hamers Inc., 1996) and original Hoffman Gampetro Antiques purchase record
height 9 inches, total weight 17.2 troy ounces, sterling 11.6 troy ounces, 14K gold cup 174.7 grams

Estimate: $10000 - $15000