Karl Springer style coffee table with a linen textured surface treatment and a perimeter of thin, inlaid brass as accent, circa 1980, ht. 17in. top: 48 x 48.
Five framed pieces to include Edward Joscelyn Brandford 1905 pencil signed drawing, African pencil signed print, Marjorie Knochenhauer 51′ print, wood block of horses signed indistinctly, and framed collage Mayan by Barry Cohen.
Three Piece Girandole Set, to include a pair of figural candlesticks and a four arm candelabra with a knight form, each mounted on marble bases, height of tallest 20 inches. Provenance: Estate of James Wadhams.
David Ryan (British, b. 1956), “4AM, 2006”, acrylic on canvas, signed, titled and dated on the reverse “David Ryan, 2006, 4AM”, retails for $12,000, 50″ x 60″; purchased from Firehouse Project, East Hampton, NY, 2006.
Set of Eight Stickley Mission Style Oak Dining Chairs, two arm and six side chairs, each having tall slat backs and green leather upholstered seats, each marked to underside, seat height 18 inches, height 45 1/2 inches.
Five Piece Lot, to include two Judith Leiber belts, black, tan and white with matching belt buckles, along with a black and white having matching belt buckles.
Chinese Embroidered Dragon Textile
framed and made into a panel having five claw dragons amongst flaming clouds over crashing wave design
32 x 54 inches
Four Piece 14 Karat Gold Edwardian Set, to include a pair of screw back earrings, brooch, and pendant, all set with yellow stones. Provenance: Louis Edmund Zacher, President of Travelers (1929 – 1945) to Edmund Zacher (1910 – 1992) to Richard Zacher (1947 – Present).
Moser Four Piece Lot, to include a 19th century liquor bottle with footed glass, both with applied beads, along with a bowl with plate, both depicting a dog; bottle height 8 3/4 inches.
Seven Piece French Porcelain Lot, having heavy gold trim, to include three compotes, two covered dishes, two shell shaped dishes; all with various hand painted flowers, 19th century, tallest 8 1/4 inches.
Mt. Washington Burmese Glass Egyptian Oil Lamp Base, having painted flying cranes or storks amongst pyramids, (no shade), height 9 inches. Provenance: From the Estate of Elwyn W. Lemon, Enfield, Connecticut.