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240 |
EARLY OIL PAINTING ON TIN SIGNED "ASTAUE" |
Very well done 7 1/2" x 6 1/4" oil painting of mother undressing child with dog at their side. Signed lower right "Astaue". Small areas of paint loss; otherwise, very good condition. EST. $200. - $400. |
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241 |
THOMAS CORWIN LINDSAY OIL PAINTING |
(American 1845 - 1907) Cincinnati, Ohio, 17" x 12", oil on board landscape. Signed lower right "Lindsay". Thomas Corwin Lindsay, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, was a well known painter of landscapes, animal subjects, and occasional portraits. He was a founding member of the Cincinnati Art Club. He exhibited at the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition from 1870-83, Pogue's in 1875 and the Art Institute of Chicago, IL in 1896. His work is in the collection of the Cincinnati Art Museum. Listed in Samuels, Who Was Who in American Art, Davenports, etc. Fine condition. EST. $1,500. - $2,500. |
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242 |
JOHN
HAUSER LANDSCAPE WATERCOLOR |
(American 1859 - 1918) Cincinnati, Ohio. 9" x 19" watercolor
of landscape with cattle. Signed lower right "John Hauser,
Eoldfestein '97". John Hauser was born in Cincinnati, Ohio
and before the age of fifteen, studied at the Ohio
Mechanic's Institute and at the Cincinnati Art Association.
He became the pupil of Thomas A. Noble at the McMicken Art
School in 1873. He traveled to Arizona and New Mexico in
1891, and was drawn to the scenery and the Indians. He
continued to make visits to reservations where he painted
Indian figures, genre and animals. Hauser was officially
adopted into the Sioux nation in 1901 and was given the name
"Straight White Shield". Listed in Dowdy, Mallett, Samuels,
Who Was Who in American Art, Davenports, etc. Important
painter. Fine condition. EST. $700. - $1,500. |
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243 |
KENNETH OZIER STILL LIFE OIL PAINTING |
Kenneth Ozier (1905-1978) Listed Cincinnati, OH. Artist. 29 1/2" x 35 1/2" oil on canvas still life of early bottles, stoneware, and fruit. Signed in lower left. Wonderful gold frame. EST. $300. - $600. |
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244 |
KENNETH OZIER STILL LIFE OIL PAINTING |
Kenneth Ozier (1905-1978) Listed Cincinnati, OH. Artist. 29 1/2" x 24 1/2" oil on canvas landscape with children swimming. Signed lower right. Frame 29" x 34 1/2" EST. $200. -$400. |
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245 |
EARLY MAHOGANY BOW FRONT CHEST |
The chest is on turned feet and the size shows fine proportions. Very good condition with some veneer chips. EST. $800. - $1,200. |
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246 |
EARLY SILK NEEDLEWORK OF TWO WOMEN AND CHICKENS |
11 1/4" x 11 1/4" early needlework on silk with kneeling woman with blue bonnet feeding chickens and birds including large caged chicken, also young girl holding bird, both under a weeping willow tree. Ca. 1800-1820. Frame 15 1/2" x 15 1/2". Excellent condition. EST. $1,000. - $2,000. |
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247 |
PERIOD CHIPPENDALE CORNER CHAIR |
New England maple and birch corner chair. Very good condition with old refinish. 31 1/2" h. EST. $700. - $1,200. |
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248 |
FINE CHERRY ONE-DRAWER NIGHTSTAND |
Bold turnings on legs. Overall excellent condition. Probably Kentucky or Southern Ohio. 19 3/4" w. x 19" d. x 28 3/4" h. EST. $200. - $400. |
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249 |
EARLY CARVED WOODEN CAROUSEL HORSE |
Attributed to Dare, New York. Glass eyes and beautifully carved mane. Some breaks and repairs, missing most of both ears. Approx. 48" w. x 50" h. EST. $1,000. - $2,000. |
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250 |
OIL PAINTING OF SHEEP BY BUGUET |
23" x 32 1/2" oil on canvas of sheepherder and dog with his sheep with large sheep in foreground and mountains in background. 32" x 42" ornate gold frame. Tiny hole near top; otherwise, very good condition. EST. $1,000. - $2,000. |
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251 |
HENRY BAYLEY SNELL OIL PAINTING OF SCHOONER |
Henry Bayley Snell (1858-1943) New Hope, Pa. 11" x 13" oil on canvas of schooner docked in harbor. Snell was a very well known impressionist painter and was associated with the New Hope Impressionist School. He painted harbor scenes of Gloucester, Mass. and Boothbay Harbor, Maine, where he co-founded a second art school in 1921. A very well listed artist. Paint flakes at bottom edge and lacking stretcher. EST. $1,000. - $3,000. |
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252 |
REICHL OIL PAINTING OF CHILDREN SKATING |
9 1/2" x 7 1/2" oil on board titled "Snow" by artist Reichl. In original frame. Signed lower right. Frame is 14 1/2" x 12 1/2" EST. $200. - $400. |
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253 |
FOLK ART PORTRAIT OIL PAINTING OF TWO CHILDREN |
Lulu Adams, age 5 years old, and Harry Adams, age 3 years old. Signed on lower left "Painted by Harry E. Adams, Year 1950" with names above "Lulu & Harry". Oil on canvas. Back reads, "Portrait of Lulu Adams, age 5 years old, and Harry Adams, age 3 years old, painted by Harry Eugene Adams or H.E.T. in the year 1950, Huntington, W. Va. (The little girl and boy are my mother and uncle signed Harry E. Adams)" Fine condition. 24" h. 16" w. EST. $400. - $800. |
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254 |
MONOGRAMMED "J. F. R." LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTING |
Fine 12 1/2" x 11" oil on board landscape painting of man in boat on river. Signed lower right "J. F. R." and dated "1905". Nicely framed. Fine condition. EST. $100. - $300. |
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254A |
PAINTING ON PORCELAIN OF WINDMILL AND HOUSES |
12" x 19" painting on porcelain. Signed what appears to be "Van Jinkel". Scratches and spotting to paint. EST. $200. - $400. |
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255 |
EARLY TWO PIECE WALNUT STEP BACK CUPBOARD |
Two door top with cut out pie shelf and two door base with arched cut out skirt. Poplar and walnut secondary woods. Nicely refinished with great color. Excellent condition. 81 1/2" h. 49" w. 18" d. EST. $1,000. - $2,000. |
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256 |
EARLY BOW BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR |
Seven spindled back showing through bow. One board plank bottom seat with Windsor bamboo turned legs showing through seat. Nice old surface. Fine condition. 35" h. 17 1/2" w. 15" d. EST. $150. - $350. |
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257 |
WALNUT HEPPLEWHITE WORK TABLE |
Walnut Hepplewhite work table, ca. 1840. Unusual style with two drawer compartment at top with dovetailed case and hidden lock mechanism for drawers. Reeded corners with one drawer base with Hepplewhite legs with grooved corners. Dovetailed drawers with pinned and nailed construction. Poplar and walnut secondary wood. Unusual work table with original finish. Fine condition. 39 1/2" h. 26" w. 24" d. EST. $700. - $1,200. |
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258 |
EARLY CHERRY TWO DRAWER STAND |
Early stand with two curly maple dovetailed drawers and turned legs. Poplar and walnut secondary woods. Fine older finish. Few spots on top, otherwise fine condition. 30" h. 19" w. 15" d. EST. $200. - $500. |
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259 |
EARLY WALNUT CANDLE STAND |
Two board octagon top with turned center pedestal and dovetailed tripod legs, ca. 1840. Fine original finish. Slight separation to top, otherwise fine condition. 29" h. 16" w. 16" top. EST. $100. - $250. |
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260 |
A.H. HAMMELL OIL PAINTING |
(American 1825 - 1900) Cincinnati & Waynesville, OH, portrait painting of man, 30" x 25" oil on canvas. Signed middle right above shoulder. The son of tavern keeper and surveyor Enoch Hammell, A. H. became a fine portrait painter working in Cincinnati and Waynesville, Ohio. His many awards include The Cincinnati Fireman's Fair 1845, Western Union of Art Show 1847 & 1848, Ohio Mechanic's Institution 1858, Cincinnati Artists Association 1871, 1872 & 1873. He is listed in Who Was Who in American Art and Artists in Ohio. A fine portrait painting in original frame. Relined. Fine condition. EST. $1,000. - $1,500. |
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261 |
J. DAVIS OIL PAINTING OF SHEEP |
Oil painting of sheep, 12" x 18" oil on canvas, ca. 1880. Signed lower left "J. Davis". Fine landscape painting with sheep in original frame. Good condition. EST. $300. - $600. |
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262 |
SIGNED JOHN KEY LANDSCAPE OIL
PAINTING |
Landscape oil painting with cattle, 19" x 37" oil on canvas.
Signed lower right John Key. Five inch indentation on front,
not all the way through, otherwise fine condition. EST.
$500. - $1,000. |
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263 |
CLARA B. YOST OIL PAINTING OF MONK |
Oil painting, 14" x 11" oil on board, of monk at table holding bottle. Signed lower right "Clara B. Yost" and dated "'90". Small scrape to hand on painting, otherwise paint in fine condition. Original gold frame with plaster missing on edges. EST. $100. - $200. |
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264 |
J. JACOBSEN OIL PAINTING OF CATS |
Very well done 16" x 14" oil on canvas painting of cats. Signed "J. Jacobsen" and dated "1928" lower right. Fine original condition. EST. $400. - $800. |
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265 |
W. BELLMAN TALL CASE CLOCK |
Early tall case clock with overall maple and mahogany string inlay. Broken arch hood with finial and original glass inserts on each side with reeded columns. Case with corner reeded columns and bracket feet. Great painted polychrome decorated metal dial signed "W. Bellman, Broughlon". Brass weighted key wind works signed "Walker & Einnemore". Oak wood with mahogany veneer and inlay. Some old repairs, glass in bottom door replacement. Fine older finish. 90" h. x 23" w. 10" d. EST. $800. - $1,800. |
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266 |
PERIOD
BANJO CLOCK |
Period banjo clock in mahogany case with brass and repainted
gold gilt trim. Weight driven works with original metal
dial. Some flaking to tablets, top finial and weight
missing. 30" h. 10" w. EST. $500. - $1,000. |
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267 |
INGRAHAM "NICE" BANJO CLOCK |
Ingraham "Nice" banjo clock, ca. 1900. Rosewood case with eight day strike. Brass spring movement. Works marked "E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Ct. USA 2-16" Original finish. Fine condition 40" h. 10" w. EST. $400. - $800. |
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268 |
OLD PARIS PORCELAIN 2 PIECE CLOCK |
Old Paris porcelain clock, ca. 1850. Fabulous Old Paris case clock with leaf and floral molded designs with painted floral panels on front and sides and overall gold floral highlights sitting on matching base with molded scrolls and gold floral highlights. Brass key wind spring works with porcelain dial. Base signed "V. W." in dark blue. One of the best of Old Paris porcelain. Back cover missing to clock only. All porcelain in excellent condition. Overall height 20 1/2", clock 17" h. 9" w. 6" d., base 3 1/2" h. 13" w. 8" d. EST. $1,000. - $3,000. |
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269 |
MAHOGANY CARVED MANTLE CLOCK |
Fancy carved mahogany case with carved columns on corners and floral designs with dome top with finials. Brass key wind spring works marked "H. & H. Made in France" with fancy gold floral engraved face. Original finish. Possibly small knob to top finial missing, otherwise in excellent condition. 21" h. 13" w. 8 1/2" d. EST. $500. - $1,000. |
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270 |
EARLY CHERRY TWO PIECE JACKSON PRESS |
Cherry two piece Jackson Press, Tennessee Valley, Ca., 1845. Turned columns with double panel doors with two drawers at base of top and one large drawer and two doors with turned columns and turned feet on base. Cherry with poplar sides and poplar secondary wood. Top and bottom with dovetailed case. Nicely refinished. Fine condition. 44" w. x 18" d. x 98" h. EST. $2,500. - $4,500. |
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271 |
EARLY KY CHILD'S ARM CHAIR |
Old brown paint. Three slat back with unusual turnings. Fine condition. 13" w. x 11" d. x 24" h. EST. 100. - $300. |
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272 |
UNUSUAL THREE TIERED SPLIT HICKORY WALL BASKET |
Ca. 1900. Fine original condition. 11" w. x 24" h. EST. $100.- $300. |
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273 |
EARLY DECORATED MINIATURE CHEST |
Grain flamed three drawer chest with gold, stenciled floral
decoration around drawer knobs and cut out skirt and sides.
Poplar wood. Square nail construction. Refinished top,
possibly old replacement. Fine older finish. Fine condition.
15" h. 15" w. 8" d. EST. $200. - $500 |
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274 |
AMERICAN PERIOD MAHOGANY CHIPPENDALE MIRROR |
Fine scroll work with nice older mellow finish. Originally found in Pennsylvania. Poplar secondary wood. One ear old replacement, otherwise fine condition. 26" h. 14 1/2" w. EST. $200. - $400. |
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275 |
MASONIC FOLK ART SHELF |
Great detailed carved shelf with applied symbols including compass, stars and moon, wood working tools, hour glass and columns on each side with label on back marked "William Sibley born October 11, 1825 and died January 9th, 1904. William Sibley was a carpenter in the Worcester, Mass area". Ash wood on back with all walnut applied carving. Super folk art Masonic piece. Excellent condition. 25" h. 13 1/2" w. EST. $150.-$350. |
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