Schrager Auction Galleries, LTD.
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| 1410 AN IMPORTED WALNUT VICTORIAN SIDEBOARD , the superstructure with hand carved fruit applique in center, a whatnot shelf, the lower section with two top drawers and lower storage compartment with paneled doors, one on each end, 110"x60"x21", American circa 1870-1875. Condition: left ornamental appendage to whatnot shelf missing and one loose ring for handle not original. Opening bid: $3000. | |
| 1411 Hammer Price was $235.00 GERMAN SCHOOL , 19th/20th C. "Untitled" (man with canary), oil on canvas, image 9 ½"x7 ½", signed lower right: "H. Richter", framed. Opening bid: $200. | |
| 1412 WISNIEWSKI, ROMUALD , Polish, born 1963, "Untitled" bronze sculpture (mother and child), 14"x5"x6 7/8", marketed via Galeria Klucznik, Gdansk (Poland). Opening bid: $500. | |
| 1413 Hammer Price was $300.00 A PARIS REPLICA OF AN 18 C. MANTEL CLOCK , by Gosselin of Paris, having rococo bronze dore' mounts on an ebonized wooden case with brass works, enameled porcelain numerals on the dial, 24" tall. Opening bid: $300. | |
| 1414 Hammer Price was $75.00 GILT COMPOSITION FRAMED MIRROR , 43 ¼"x30 ½". Opening bid: $35. | |
| 1415 Hammer Price was $136.00 AN ORNATE FRENCH STYLED MIRROR , rectangular, gold leafed composition framed, 34"x21 ½" overall. Opening bid: $50. | |
| 1416 Hammer Price was $150.00 STROMBERG CARLSON RADIO , c. 1930's, with detached speaker. Opening bid: $10 | |
| 1417 Hammer Price was $10.00 SMALL WALNUT CABINET with 2 small drawers and 2 paneled doors which when opened disclose a compartmented 15 pigeon hole section, 29 1/2" x 26 1/2" x 14". Condition: original had a marble top which is missing. Opening bid: $10 | |
| 1418 Hammer Price was $22,000.00 ROSLIN, ALEXANDER , Swedish, born Malmoe, July 15,1718, died Paris, July 5, 1793, "Mlle de Puymorin", oil on rebacked canvas, 30 ¾"x26 9/16", labeled and titled on frame lower center, paper label on back of stretcher: "4/110 2293 Mille Puymorin", same paper label on back of frame upper left corner. Condition: under black light , very little inpainting noted at left, basically pristine, some craquelle developing to left and right of image, small chip missing noted at lower left corner on back of canvas upper left corner: "NYCRILIC Oct 1965 and DAMAR DOLL". Opening bid: $15,000. | |
| 1419 Hammer Price was $305.00 PAIR OF ROYAL CROWN DRESDEN PORCELAIN VASES , bulbous of shape, with alternating vignettes of floral and figures in landscape settings, gold embellished, having straight long necks flaring slightly outward at the top, heights 12 3/8". Note: purchased at Schrager Auction Galleries, July 16, 1992, cost $337.60 (with tax), see original invoice enclosed in one vase. Condition: one has prior restoration. Opening bid: $150. | |
| 1420 Hammer Price was $75.00 A MAHOGANY "POUDRE" (DRESSING TABLE) , knee hole with center hinged lid, mirror backed, when opened reveals a compartment vanity section, having two end drawers, on four straight tapered legs in the Hepplewhite manner. Opening bid: $45. | |
| 1421 AN IMPORTANT CHINESE SCULPTED HOLLOW-CAST BRONZE (OR COPPER) FIGURE of a happy God (Hotei) wearing cloisonne robes with flowers and fruit motifs, yellow/green/blue ground, evidence of the beginning of "famille" rose colouration in the enamel and evidence of silver plated trim (to garments), 18"x8", (on wooden stand), circa early 18th C. (possibly late 17th C.). Opening bid: $1000. | |
| 1422 Hammer Price was $303.00 A NESTED SET OF THREE MAHOGANY FINISHED END TABLES , Hepplewhite-styled, rectangular with tooled leather tops. Opening bid: $30. | |
| 1423 FERY, JOHN , born March 25, 1859, in Strasswalchen, Austria, died September 10, 1934, in Everett, Washington, "Untitled," (deer at water's edge in landscape setting at sunset), oil on canvas, 22" x 40", signed lower right "J. Fery," framed. Opening bid $2000 | |
| 1424 Hammer Price was $50.00 MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR COFFEE TABLE , on four Queen Ann styled cabriole legs terminating in pad feet, 18 ¼"x46"x20. Opening bid: $35. | |
| 1425 A CHINESE CLOISONNE OVAL COVERED TUREEN OF IMPORTANT SIZE , with floral and archaic symbolism against a blue ground, height 10", width 14", circa late 18th C./early 19th C. Opening bid: $750. | |
| 1426 Hammer Price was $25.00 AN UPHOLSTERED COUCH , covered in soil resistant Dupont Teflon, in a floral tapestry, having three seat cushions, skirted, 84" long. Opening bid: $25. | |
| 1427 Hammer Price was $10.00 LLADRO PORCELAIN COLLECTOR'S SOCIETY PLAQUE and a snow bear in fumed crystal glass by Selvestri, all on a tray. Opening bid $10 | |
| 1428 Hammer Price was $65.00 SEVRES PORCELAIN PLATE , portrait of "Marie Wairik", diameter 9 ¼", French 19th C. Opening bid: $50. | |
| 1429 Hammer Price was $160.00 WEDGWOOD BASALT TEA SERVICE , consisting of: a) tea pot (sans cover, inside rim chip), circa 1864 b) creamer, circa 1864, perfect c) footed open sugar bowl, circa mid 19th C, perfect d) eight tea cups and saucers, circa 1864, all perfect total of 20 pieces. Opening bid: $90. | |
| 1430 TWO WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE 6 5/8" PLATES : a) white to lavender 1982 Valentine's Day plate b) white to pale blue 1989 Mother's Day plate Opening bid: $10. | |
| 1431 Hammer Price was $20.00 TWO PIECES OF WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE , on a tray, in white to pale green: a) covered cigarette box, round, circa 1979 b) heart shaped ashtray, circa 1956 Opening bid: $15. | |
| 1431.1 WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE COMMEMORATIVE PLATE , white to pale blue, "Man on the Moon, Apollo Eleven, July 20, 1969". Opening bid: $10. | |
| 1432 TWO WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE CHRISTMAS PLATES , in white to pale blue, for the year 1970 "Trafalgar Square". Opening bid: $15. | |
| 1433 A SET OF FOUR WEDGWOOD JASPERWARE ASHTRAYS , hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs, in white to pale blue, England circa 1951, plus a similar Jasperware demi tasse / saucer and a similar teacup and saucer, circa 1954 and 1955, all on a tray. Opening bid: $25. | |
| 1434 GERMAN SCHOOL , late 18th/early 19th C., "Milsalemina Voglia" (b. Wein 1757, d. 1813), water color portrait, oval image 6 ½" x 5 ¼", framed, see paper label attached to the reverse. Opening bid: $300 | |
| 1435 Hammer Price was $105.00 GERMAN SCHOOL , 19th/20th C. "Untitled" (portrait of a young lady), oval miniature on porcelain, 3 5/8"x2 ½", mounted on blue velvet mat, framed under glass. Opening bid: $60. | |
| 1436 Hammer Price was $10.00 TWO DAVENPORT ENGLISH PORCELAIN PLATES , hand painted, produced by Davenport Pottery Company, Ltd., England: a) "Toby Fillpot", 1984 b) "Falstaff", 1985 together with original packaging. Opening bid: $10. | |
| 1437 Hammer Price was $9,600.00 CHURCH, FREDERICK STUART , American, born Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1842, died New York, 1923/4, "Flamingo and Muse", oil on canvas, 22"x16", signed lower right: "F.S. Church, copyright dated 1907, framed. Ex: coll: Mr & Mrs William Liebman, U.W.M., Schrager Auction Galleries Sale # 123, lot 79, May 31, 1998, Note: see "Pictures of a Tragedy" in 1901, Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr., photographer Evelyn Nesbit, "Scandal and Murder Were Her Beauty's Price" by Edward Park. The tragic story of the famous bearty Evelyn Nesbit, one of the "Floradora Girls" of Broadway musical, enamored by Stanford White and Harry Thaw, resulting in the murder of Stanford White by Harry Thaw. Evelyn Nesbit's story made into the film: "Girl on Red Velvet Swing", played by Joan Collins, Ray Milland and Farley Granger. Opening bid: $3000. | |
| 1438 Hammer Price was $565.00 MAHOGANY CASED CARRIAGE CLOCK , with bracket feet, brass movement, made by Tho (mas), Pott. London, height 9 3/4", c. 19th C. Opening bid: $45 | |
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