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Lot 130: Group of Eight Men’s Suits and Suit Jackets

Group of Eight Men’s Suits and Suit Jackets
to include two J. Press custom suit jackets/blazers, beige Herringbone sportcoat having silk interior size 42, navy blue wool and silk interior suit jacket size 42, chaps Ralph Lauren, cashmere, Zegna, Rhoders

Estimate: $100 - $200

Lot 130: 18K Yellow Gold Blackamoor Brooch

18K Yellow Gold Blackamoor Brooch
having bust with carved ebonized wood head adorned with round-faceted ruby and gold turban, pierced gold acanthus leaf bodice with round faceted rubies, 1 3/4 inches, total weight 19.1 grams

Estimate: $300 - $600

Lot 130: American Clerk Desk

American Clerk Desk
having hinged slanted writing surface, dovetailed case, box stretchers and pegged construction over turned legs, 19th century
height 45 inches, width 30 inches, depth 21 inches
Provenance: Property from the Estate of Ross McKenzie long time 30 year employee of Clearing House Auction Galleries in Wethersfield, CT

Estimate: $200 - $400

Lot 130: Five Framed Decorative Prints

Five Framed Decorative Prints to include
Frances Barth (American B.1946)
Monochrome Composition
Etching, edition 9/20
Tom Zetterstrom (American B.1949)
“Picket Fence”
Photograph
Tim Spelios (American 20th/21st Century)
“Wall-Board and Graphite”, 1981
Mixed media
Thom De Jong (Dutch 1940-1988)
Two Figures and a Tent
Monoprint, signed lower right
24 1/2″ x 30 1/2″ largest frame size

Estimate: $150 - $250

Lot 130: Currier & Ives “View of New York, Jersey City, Hoboken and Brooklyn”

Currier & Ives “View of New York, Jersey City, Hoboken and Brooklyn”
Large folio city view showing Manhattan from the south, with the Battery in the foreground, the Hudson and East Rivers filled with sailing vessels and steamships, and Jersey City, Hoboken, and Brooklyn beyond. One of the firm’s most iconic 19th-century panoramas of New York, combining topographical accuracy with a celebratory vision of the city.
Hand-colored lithograph, c. 1870
19 1/2″ x 33″ image size, 23″ x 35″ sight
Provenance: Property from The Estate of Sally G. Chubb of Bernardsville, New Jersey
The Old Print Shop, New York
Condition: toning, crease or tear in top margin, minor creases and foxing, colors still strong; framed under glass

Estimate: $2000 - $3000

Lot 130: 13 Piece Silver and Enameled Butterfly Jewelry Lot

13 Piece Silver and Enameled Butterfly Jewelry Lot
to include six enameled butterfly brooches, an enameled butterfly stickpin, an enameled phoenix pendant, along with two filigree butterfly brooches, etcetera
largest of the enameled butterfly brooches 1 1 /2″ x 2 1/4″, largest filigree butterfly brooch 2″ x 2 1/2″

Estimate: $200 - $300

Lot 130: Marble-Top Oak Neoclassical Hall Table

Marble-Top Oak Neoclassical Hall Table
side table with a shaped rectangular white-marble top veined in grey, raised on four tapered columnar oak legs with carved rosettes at the capitals and turned bulbous feet, the legs joined by elegant twin curved X-form stretchers meeting at a central carved medallion, the oak frame shows traces of old paint, consistent with period Continental examples
height 33 1/2 inches, width 47 inches, depth 20 inches

Estimate: $1000 - $2000

Lot 130: Chinese Jadeite Laughing Buddha Pendant

Chinese Jadeite Laughing Buddha Pendant
carved jadeite figure in a light greyish-green stone with semi-translucent body and smooth polished surfaces.
2″ x 2″, weight 52.5 grams
Accompanied by a GSL Gemstone Authentication Report (Lab Ref. No. AA72059/7, dated 2/21/2025), confirming the material as jadeite, Type A (natural, untreated), with no evidence of dye or enhancement

Estimate: $500 - $800

Lot 130: Smith and Watson New York Swivel Office Chair

Smith and Watson New York Swivel Office Chair
with burgundy leather upholstery
height 30 1/2 inches, width 28 1/2 inches

Estimate: $200 - $400

Lot 130: Two: Nancy Staub Laughlin (American 20th/21st Century)

Two: Nancy Staub Laughlin (American 20th/21st Century)
“Beach Balls in Sky”, 1983
Pastel on paper
Signed and dated bottom center Nancy Staub ’83
34 1/4″ x 23″
“Umbrellas”, 1983
Pastel on paper
Signed and dated bottom center Nancy Staub ’83
34 1/4″ x 23″
Provenance: Property from a Private Collection
Dumont-Landis Fine Art Gallery, New Jersey

Estimate: $150 - $300

Lot 130: Two Piece Fishing Lot

Two Piece Fishing Lot
to include Orvis graphire four part pack rod having silver label TL Tip Flex 9.5 9′ 4 3/4 oz. 8wt., along with Battenkill 8/9 disc fly reel with extra spool. in Orvis case
each section 28″ x 4″

Estimate: $200 - $300

Lot 130: Roman Green Glass Flask

Roman Green Glass Flask
of flattened circular form long neck and flared rim, free-blown in pale green glass, visible pontil, the surface encrustation consistent with burial, repair to shoulder and neck, small loss to rim
height 5 3/4 inches
Provenance: Thomaston Place Auction, Maine, 8/24/2013, Lot 487 ($600)

Estimate: $300 - $500

Lot 130A: A large brass 16 light chandelair

A large brass 16 light chandelair

Estimate: $250 - $500

Lot 130A: Oriental bronze figure of a man on a horse

Oriental bronze figure of a man on a horse

Estimate: $100 -

Lot 130A: Zane Grey, angry letter to his fiance defending his ambitious nature, four pages front and back, New York, NY, September 28, 1902, to Lina E. Roth, with original envelope. In part: My dear little girl-/ I am very sorry I acted as I did last night an

Zane Grey, angry letter to his fiance defending his ambitious nature, four pages front and back, New York, NY, September 28, 1902, to Lina E. Roth, with original envelope. In part: My dear little girl-/ I am very sorry I acted as I did last night and hope you will forget all about it./I don’t know exactly what was wrong with me, but I imagine it was the usual case of the blues. Why I should always make you feel so badly is something beyond me…You tell me to look at the bright side of things. My dear, there is no bright side for me. You will say this is absurd. I can prove it is not./ Were my temperament and disposition such that I could be satisfied and content with work, and work all the time, without any real life, there might be a bright side to things./ But I love to be free. I cannot change my spots./ The ordinary man is satisfied with a moderate income, a home, wife, children and all that./ That is all right and just what a man ought to be./ But I am a million miles from being that kind of a man no amount of trying will ever do any good./ I want to be somebody. I want fame. I do not want much money, but I want enough to keep me from worrying to death all the time, as I have for years…. Grey closes with a brusque, Last night you failed, for the first time, to understand me. signed Pearl, dropped in favor of Zane when he began to publish.

Estimate: $400 - $800

Lot 130A: Christian Van Adrichem (1533-1585)

Christian Van Adrichem (1533-1585)
“Tribus Neptalim”
Hand-colored engraving
8 1/2″ x 14 1/2″

Estimate: $200 - $400

Lot 130B: Large bronze figure of an Asian fisherman

Large bronze figure of an Asian fisherman

Estimate: $150 -

Lot 130B: Set of eight Riggs and Co. checks signed by Ethan Allen Hitchcock, a Major General in the Civil War from Washington, DC May 23 to Oct 23, 1868, cancellation cuts to all checks and all are written to self. 7 3/4 x 3

Set of eight Riggs and Co. checks signed by Ethan Allen Hitchcock, a Major General in the Civil War from Washington, DC May 23 to Oct 23, 1868, cancellation cuts to all checks and all are written to self. 7 3/4 x 3

Estimate: $200 - $400