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• THEODORE ALEXANDER, ALTHORP
  THEODORE ALEXANDER, ALTHORP LIVING HISTORY CIRCULAR EXPANSION DINING TABLE Contemporary, high grade mahogany veneers with light and dark wood inlays, circular top with banded inlay to edge having six wedges which open to reveal six hinged leaves to expand the table, ring turned substantial pedestal base with five down-swept legs, bronze capped feet, unmarked.
• MODERN HISTORY, MAHOGANY
  MODERN HISTORY, MAHOGANY BOW-FRONT MINIATURE CHEST OF DRAWERS Contemporary, high grade mahogany veneers, book-matched top, two over three graduated cock beaded and banded inlaid drawers on French bracket feet, labeled.
• FIVE CARVED AND PAINTED DUCK
  FIVE CARVED AND PAINTED DUCK DECOYSFive carved and painted duck decoys to include a pair of Blue-winged Teal decoys, mid 20th c., labeled Will Schroeder, Illinois , 11" l., a North Carolina canvas over wire Coot, 11 1/4" l., a Green-winged Teal, 12" l., and a Mason Decoy Company, Detroit, Michigan grade Mallard, 16" l. Provenance: An Ohio Collection. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Pair Teal - Original paint with minor wear, lead weights removed. Coot - original paint, very minor wear. Teal - original paint, some surface abrasions and paint loss, minor shot damage. Mason - neck filler loss, original paint, faint crack in side of head, small abrasion to breast.
• A Large tapering cut glass silver
  A Large tapering cut glass silver mounted scent bottle, German 800 grade marks, together with four other sterling silver mounted bottles. Tallest height - 16cm
• WINCHESTER SUPER GRADE M70 RIFLE
  WINCHESTER SUPER GRADE M70 RIFLE 30-06 ZEISS SCOPEWinchester Classic Super Grade Model 70 rifle, .30-06 caliber, bolt action, 24" barrel, engine turned bolt, Grade IV/V checkered walnut stock with cheekpiece, Pachmayr recoil pad, mounted Zeiss Conquest 3-9x40 MC scope, SN G2473XXX *REQUIRES FFL TRANSFER
• 1853 SCHOOLROOM MAP OF KENNEBEC
  1853 SCHOOLROOM MAP OF KENNEBEC COUNTY, MAINE Map of Kennebec Co., ME, Philadelphia and Augusta, ME: Published by J. Chace Jr. : Wm. R. Shaw, Asst. Publishr., 1853. Includes business directories, distance chart, statistics, and illustrations. Insets: Augusta -- Belgrade Mills -- Branch Mills -- China Village -- City of Hallowell -- Clinton Village -- East Vassalboro -- Farmingdale -- Fayette Mills -- Gardiner -- Getchell or Vassalboro Corner -- Litchfield Corner -- Manchester Forks -- Monmouth Village -- Mount Vernon Village -- North Monmouth -- North Vassalboro -- North Wayne -- Pittston -- Readfield Corner -- South China -- Vienna Village -- Waterville -- Wayne Village -- Weeks Mills China -- West Waterville -- Winslow Village -- Winthrop Village. 60" x 60". Retaining the original black batten and roller, toned, stained, a few small tears and holes.
• REMINGTON MDL. 1100 SHOTGUN, 20
  REMINGTON MDL. 1100 SHOTGUN, 20 GA A skeet-grade Model 1100 semi-automatic shotgun made by the Remington Arms Company. The shotgun features a vent-rib barrel with fixed choke fixed to an engraved receiver both with deep blue finish mounted to a finely checkered walnut handguard and buttstock. The sights are dual beads with a white plastic front bead and brass middle bead. The buttstock has been fitted with a Pachmayr White Line rubber recoil pad. The firearm also includes a spare round barrel with single bead sight and fixed Improved Cylinder choke. The shotgun is in overall excellent condition with no dings or scratches visible. S/N: M703706X, Caliber: 20 GA (2 3/4" Chamber, both barrels), LoP: 13 1/2", BBL: 25" (VR) 26" (Round), OAL: 45 1/2", 46 1/2"
• GERALD GENTA ARENA BIRETRO
  GERALD GENTA ARENA BIRETRO DIAMOND BEZEL WATCHGerald Genta Arena BiRetro stainless steel wristwatch, Ref. BSP.Y.10, with diamond bezel and rubber bracelet, circa 2007. The 45mm watch has Retrograde Minutes and date with jump hour and center sweep seconds. This watch has a white honeycomb dial with blue minute and date chapter rings and an orange date window. The watch has a two row diamond bezel and a signed Gerald Genta Rubber Bracelet with the original signed stainless steel deployment buckle, 27 Jewel Caliber GG7723 automatic movement. The watch is running and exhibits light scratches from normal wear, please see all photos. AAG is not responsible for any errors or omissions to any lots. All sales are final and sold as is. In house shipping continental U.S. $35.00 plus 2% insurance. *Jewelry lots must be paid with a wire transfer.*
• GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRAVELING
  GEORGE III MAHOGANY TRAVELING APOTHECARY CABINET Early 19th century, high grade mahogany veneers and mahogany secondary, inlaid brass escutcheons, dark wood inlays, top with brass campaign handle, front hinged doors open to a velvet lined and divided interior with twelve compartments, retaining five period bottles with English labels, two interior drawers, the lower with apothecary scales and two associated boxed sets of weights labeled for Drachm and grain units, molded flush base, unmarked.
• CHALLENGE-GRADE MALLARDMason
  CHALLENGE-GRADE MALLARDMason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1905 17 in. long An untouched example with strong swirl paint. Original paint with moderate gunning wear, age line along bottom.
• EARLY MAMMOTH-GRADE MALLARD
  EARLY MAMMOTH-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1921 18 in. long As found. Provenance: Jim Wilder Collection (drake) Terry Smart Collection Literature: Exhibited: Memphis, TN, Ducks Unlimited Waterfowl Heritage Center, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory: Collection of Terry Smart," 2021-2023.
• COMPETITIVE-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans
  COMPETITIVE-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1925 16 in. long The hen is branded "PGC." Drake appears to be original paint with heavy gunning wear. Hen is as found. Provenance: Terry Smart Collection Literature: Andy Schoneich and Terry Smart, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory," Lawsonville, NC, 2017, pp. 31 and 118, exact drake illustrated. Exhibited: Memphis, TN, Ducks Unlimited Waterfowl Heritage Center, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory: Collection of Terry Smart," 2021-2023.
• STANDARD-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans
  STANDARD-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1925 15 1/2 in. long Both bear the Evans stamp and the hen is marked "W.W.W." Original paint with moderate gunning wear and both have some cracks and fill. Drake has a few shot scars to head. Provenance: Terry Smart Collection Literature: Andy Schoneich and Terry Smart, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory," Lawsonville, NC, 2017, pp. 116-117, exact decoys illustrated. Exhibited: Memphis, TN, Ducks Unlimited Waterfowl Heritage Center, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory: Collection of Terry Smart," 2021-2023.
• MAMMOTH-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans
  MAMMOTH-GRADE MALLARD PAIREvans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1930 18 1/2 in. long A grand pair of mallards with the hen in crisp combed paint. Original paint with light even gunning wear. Hen has hairline neck crack and some chews to bill tip. Provenance: Terry Smart Collection Literature: Andy Schoneich and Terry Smart, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory," Lawsonville, NC, 2017, pp. 20 and 110, exact decoys illustrated. Exhibited: Memphis, TN, Ducks Unlimited Waterfowl Heritage Center, "Evans Duck Decoy Factory: Collection of Terry Smart," 2021-2023.
• REDHEAD HENMason Decoy Factory
  REDHEAD HENMason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 14 1/2 in. long A premier-grade Mason Decoy Factory hen. Original paint with moderate gunning wear. Provenance: Estate of A. Michael Prus
• PREMIER-GRADE MALLARD PAIRMason
  PREMIER-GRADE MALLARD PAIRMason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 18 in. long Old and mostly original paint with heavy gunning wear.
• 2 19TH C. BAROMETERS: MARQUETRY AND
  2 19TH C. BAROMETERS: MARQUETRY AND ADMIRAL FITZROY1st item: English Victorian or Edwardian "Admiral Fitzroy's" barometer or weather station with leaf, scroll and rosette carved pediment, urn finials, enclosing barometer, storm tube and thermometer mechanisms with printed paper register plate and instructions to top section. Applied brass presentation inscription plaque at base, engraved: "Presented to the Reverend Canon J. Herbert Jones M.A. by past and present members of his choir, St. John's Church, Waterloo / A token of affection and regard and esteem, October 1901". 50"H x 11"W x 3" D. 2nd item: Late 19th Century banjo shaped aneroid barometer, with inlaid rosewood and bronze mounts, porcelain dial with brass bezel surround. Thermometer with mercury reservoir and both Fahrenheit and Centigrade markings. Fruitwood garland and flower inlays along with an urn decoration to base. Appears to be in full working order. 27 1/2" H x 10" W x 2"D. Condition: 1st item: Thermometer is functional, barometer does not appear to be working. Some foxing and fading to paper register. A few tiny losses to case elements, case in overall excellent condition. 2nd item: Excellent functional condition, very slight losses to inlay.
• 1892 BARBER QUARTER DOLLAR S PCGS
  1892 BARBER QUARTER DOLLAR S PCGS MS65One 1892 Barber Quarter Dollar S featuring a laurel-crowned bust in profile surrounded by thirteen stars, "IN GOD WE TRUST," and "1892." The reverse features a bald eagle with a shield crowned with thirteen stars surrounded by "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA QUARTER DOLLAR." PCGS grade MS65. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• GRP: 2 BARBER DIMES 1892 PCGS
  GRP: 2 BARBER DIMES 1892 PCGS MS63PLGroup of two dimes designed by Charles E. Barber (American, 1840-1917), both dated 1892. The obverse with the profile head of Liberty and the reverse with "ONE DIME" surrounded by a wreath. These dimes were designed in 1891 and began to be regularly issued in 1892. One dime is PCGS grade MS63PL. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• TORTOISESHELL AND GOLD DAGGER
  TORTOISESHELL AND GOLD DAGGER CANECa. 1880-Solid tortoiseshell handle fashioned in a well-proportioned L-shape and embellished with equally spread yellow gold stars as well as an escutcheon engraved with the “NS” initials of the first cane’s owner, matching gold collar, ebony shaft and a brass ferrule. Notable is the translucency of the tortoiseshell and its warm colors, testifying for high-grade material. The cane breaks under the collar in two parts through a simple but efficient friction lock device to release a 9 ½” tall steel blade, forged and beautifully tooled in six equally long registers adorned with etched stars, x’s and dots to end with a plain and tapering, dart-like tip. Striking visual presence and understated elegance with a discerning style that make it unique, this cane pays tribute to the recognized French skills and presents a far-reaching redefinition of the dagger cane. H. 6” x 2 ½”, O.L. 37 ½”
• KPM FIGURAL PORCELAIN CANE-Ca
  KPM FIGURAL PORCELAIN CANE-Ca 1850 -Large porcelain KPM Berlin (Royal Porcelain Manufacture) handle modeled in an asymmetrically bent, early Baroque shape and adorned by the head of a woman. -Freestanding at the front, the head comes with a frill collar and tiny bonnet with ribbons over a “Tête de Mouton” or “Sheep’s Head” hairstyle with defined twists of curls arranged in rows across the front and each side of the head. The coiffure builds a frame for a round face covered in greater part with a lace veil and still shows pouting lips and mercury pastes white complexions with pink patches, conforming to 18th century ladyship ideals of beauty. -The voluminous body of the handle is modeled in shallow relief with scrolls and shells all highlighted with plenty of blooms and a wealth of rich gold moriage to surround a genre scene with two courting couples in an idyllic garden landscape. -The portraiture is breathtaking, executed in micro detail down to single strings of the veil and in superb and vivid colors. -This landmark porcelain handle was modeled by Friedrich Elias Meyer for KPM around 1760 and is recorded to have been produced over 150 years. Notable is that the older examples, like this particular one, were the largest and with sharper modeling detail. -From earth to fire, this fragile legacy brilliantly survived the test of time intact and with its entire sparkle. Indeed, the handle reflects all the seductive powers of the vitrified material and representative for a period when porcelain was reserved to the very few. It comes with a well-chased metal collar on a high-grade malacca shaft with pronounced ridge and an iron ferrule. -Loaded with the essential mix of quality, rarity, aesthetic appeal this cane is porcelain art at its best and has the crossover appeal of associating with more than one collecting field to augment its value and increase its desirability. -H. 4 ½” x 3 ¾”, O.L. 35 ¾” -$1,800-$2,500 -The white gold of the KPM, Königliche Porzellan-Manufaktur, has been made in Berlin for the last 250 years. Friedrich the Great christened the Royal Porcelain Manufacturers in the year 1763 and gave it the famous blue scepter as a trademark. From this time onwards, the name KPM has stood for the most perfectly crafted, highest-quality porcelain and became great fame for its splendid modeling and colorful decoration. -Friedrich Elias Meyer Sen. (* around 1723 in Erfurt; † October 2, 1785 in Berlin), was a German sculptor and porcelain modeler in the Rococo period. He created numerous models for the Meissen Porcelain Manufactory, but came to fame when he became head of the art department at the Royal Porcelain Manufactory in Berlin.
• JEWELED ROC CRYSTAL KNOB-Ca. 1900
  JEWELED ROC CRYSTAL KNOB-Ca. 1900 -Large Roc crystal knob fashioned of a pure stone in a reversed pear shape and engraved with twenty-six four-leaf clover equally spread on its surface. The leaves are precisely wheel cut into the background in a shallow relief and clearly delineated outlines. A frosted surface centered by turquoise cabochons make them easily perceptible on the smooth and polished surface of the knob. -Distinctively different and packed with luxury and exclusivity, the knob comes with a high grade metal collar also lavishly set with turquoise cabochons and few facetted garnet ones on a snake wood shaft and a horn ferrule. -This mascot cane is hard to beat for rarity, ingenious design and crossover appeal. It is an outstanding example of the clover-famed motifs that have become icons of fin de siècle Parisian art scene. The closer you look at it the better you realize the outstanding workmanship. -Notable is that the photography of roc crystal knobs and handles is a great challenge and will never render the entire sparkle and magic of this hard stone. -In any event, this cane has all the charm and radiation a collector’s soul loves and is gifted with refinement and culture. Furthermore, it has a good feel in your palm and I am sure it would turn many heads as well. -H. 4 x 2”, O.L. 43 ¼” -$3,000-$4,000 -Once believed to be ice, which had been frozen so long that it could never melt and had turned into stone, roc crystal is a natural crystalline quartz, which is usually colorless and transparent. Carved roc crystal was highly prized during the renaissance period, and in the 19th and 20th centuries, it was used for cameos, seals facetted jewelry and high-end cane handles. -A clover with a leaf that is divided into four parts rather than the usual three is thought to bring good luck to anyone who finds it. -For ever an Arabian religious symbol, the shamrock or clover was also adopted by Christians and it is today one of the most common good luck symbols of the Western world. Anyone lucky enough to be in possession of a clover with four leaves has consequently a piece of the blessed Paradise. -The most shared belief is that the four leaves represent hope, faith, love and luck, while others wants it for fame, wealth, love and health. -It was occasionally used in canes, part of the wider 19th century interest in symbolism and sentimentality.
• 29 HIGH GRADE MORGAN
  29 HIGH GRADE MORGAN DOLLARSsilver dollars of Morgan design, range of years with light duplication Provenance: Riddling Estate Condition: each with considerable luster and little to no wear, occasional scattered marks
• FINE SHERATON CARD TABLE
  FINE SHERATON CARD TABLE PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE, CIRCA 1800 HEIGHT 30.25". WIDTH 36". DEPTH 17.75".FINE SHERATON CARD TABLE, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Circa 1800, In mahogany with an old mellow finish. Top and bottom leaves of high-grade mahogany with string and cross-banded inlay. Apron with cross-banded inlay and book-matched satinwood central panel flanked by vertical book-matched satinwood panels. Ring-turned, tapered and reeded legs terminate in elongated turned and tapered feet. Dimensions: Height 30.25". Width 36". Depth 17.75". Provenance: Notes:A nearly identical piece is illustrated as a "best" example in Fine Points of Furniture, by Albert Sack, p. 285.
• (VIEW) MAINE - COVERING "A" AND "B"
  (VIEW) MAINE - COVERING "A" AND "B" TOWNS: 112 POSTCARDS EARLY TO MID-20TH CENTURY(VIEW) MAINE - COVERING "A" AND "B" TOWNS: 112 POSTCARDS, Early to Mid-20th Century, Real photo: "Steamer Belgrade", Bucksport waterfront, Main St. So. Bristol, Main St. Bingham, Bucksport and Prospect ferry (with autos), Belgrade Mills, Saco River and Frost Mountain and more. Also: '06 Cary Pond Camps with hanging deer and hunters on porch, Leighton of Bemis, two Ricker West Brookville views, Western Ave. Augusta, view of Auburn and Lewiston, A.W. & G.Ry. Car Barn, Field Bros. & Gross Shoe Factory, "New Main Central Station" (Augusta), Cushman-Hollis Shoe Factory, Hartford Fire Station, "Seaveys Ice Cream" with Coca-Cola signs and more. Duplicates of Augusta Y.M.C.A. (20) and St. Mary's Church: linen-era. Provenance: The Estate of Hilary Bamford.
• MASON DECOY FACTORY PREMIER GRADE
  MASON DECOY FACTORY PREMIER GRADE MALLARD HEN DECOY DETROIT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY LENGTH 17”.MASON DECOY FACTORY PREMIER GRADE MALLARD HEN DECOY, Detroit, Early 20th Century, Completely restored. Dimensions: Length 17".
• GEORGE II STYLE CARVED AND GILT
  GEORGE II STYLE CARVED AND GILT LOOKING GLASS Second half 20th century, high grade mahogany veneers, carved and gilt gesso, shaped pediment with central bound wheat finial, shaped beveled mirror surmounted by a bellflower carved frieze, scalloped base, appears unmarked.
• FRENCH EMPIRE MAHOGANY AND MARBLE
  FRENCH EMPIRE MAHOGANY AND MARBLE TOP ABATTANT Circa 1830, mahogany veneer, oak secondary, rectangular mottled grey marble top, the case with high grade mahogany veneers, upper flush drawer over a fall front panel opening to reveal a tooled green leather writing surface, drawered and open shelf interior flanked by fully turned and ormolu mounted columns, the lower case with two hinged cabinet doors opening to reveal three interior fitted drawers, flanked by fully turned columns with ormolu mounts, flush sides, short rounded front feet, rear block feet.
• ENGLISH REGENCY MAHOGANY AND MARBLE
  ENGLISH REGENCY MAHOGANY AND MARBLE TOP CONSOLE TABLE Early 19th century, mahogany veneer, pine secondary, white marble top, two flush drawers with high grade mahogany veneers, ring turned supports, lower shaped shelf with applied ring on tapered turned feet with casters.
• AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY
  AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY ALABASTER TOP CONSOLE TABLE Mid 19th century, oak and pine secondary, later conforming alabaster top with molded edge, the case with high grade mahogany veneers featuring a concave long drawer on front scrolled legs with upper rosette and acanthus leaf terminating in paw feet, rear straight legs, shaped lower shelf on suppressed ball feet, with ormolu mounts.
• AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY PIER
  AMERICAN CLASSICAL MAHOGANY PIER TABLE Circa 1830, New York or Philadelphia, high grade mahogany veneers, white pine secondary, rectangular top with molded edge, front turned column supports with ormolu capitals, rear mirrored panel flanked by raised column panels, shaped shelf with book-matched veneers, front carved acanthus paw feet, rear turned feet.
• BAKER, WILLIAMSBURG HEPPLEWHITE
  BAKER, WILLIAMSBURG HEPPLEWHITE STYLE INLAID DEMILUNE SIDEBOARD Late 20th century, high grade mahogany veneers, satin wood and ebony inlays, top with flame mahogany sunburst arranged panels with banded and demilune inlays, central conforming drawer over a recessed panel, flanked by two convex drawers and two convex hinged cabinet doors, raised on four square tapered legs with brass feet and casters, the whole with banded and line inlays, labeled.
• LOUIS XV STYLE MAHOGANY, MARBLE AND
  LOUIS XV STYLE MAHOGANY, MARBLE AND ORMOLU DRESSING TABLE WITH MIRROR Early 20th century, oak secondary, shaped beveled mirror, two small shaped drawers, high-grade marble top with molded edge, single long drawer on tall delicate cabriole legs with chamfered interior, the whole with ormolu trim.
• FRENCH EMPIRE MAHOGANY AND ORMOLU
  FRENCH EMPIRE MAHOGANY AND ORMOLU MOUNT CANOPY BED Early 19th century, high grade mahogany veneers, oval canopy with ormolu mounts and fringe trim supported by scrolled stiles, arched headboard with fluted stiles and book-matched panels, conforming slightly bowed footboard with scrolled crest rail, fluted stiles and artichoke finials, with wood rails.
• WINCHESTER MODEL 70 SUPER GRADE
  WINCHESTER MODEL 70 SUPER GRADE 458 WIN MAG WITH HORNADY AMMUNITION Serial number G1130763 on right side in front of the blued 21 in. barrel, SUPER GRADE marked on the foreplate, finely checkered walnut stock and forend with ebony cap. Included is five complete boxes of Hornady 458 500gr DGX ammunition. Will Require FFL Transfer.
• EVANS FACTORY (WI, 1927-1934),
  EVANS FACTORY (WI, 1927-1934), MAMMOTH GRADE MALLARD Ladysmith, Wisconsin, circa 1930, carved and painted wood, glass eyes, Evans stamp, incised LMF brand.