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HAWKS

• SIX CHINESE GLAZED PORCELAIN MODELS
  SIX CHINESE GLAZED PORCELAIN MODELS OF HAWKSSix Chinese glazed porcelain models of hawkslargest height 9 1/4in (23.5cm); width 2 3/4in (7cm); depth 4 1/4in (11cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett, San Francisco, California.
• SIX CHINESE GLAZED PORCELAIN MODELS
  SIX CHINESE GLAZED PORCELAIN MODELS OF HAWKSSix Chinese glazed porcelain models of hawkslargest height 8 3/4in (22cm); width 3in (7.5cm); depth 3 1/2in (9cm) Provenance:The Collection of Fritz & Lucy Jewett, San Francisco, California.
• PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN
  PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN MODELS OF HAWKSA pair of Chinese Export green glazed porcelain models of hawksearly 19th centuryheight 13 3/4in (35cm); width 7 1/2in (19cm); depth 4 1/2in (11.5cm) Provenance:With Matthew and Elisabeth Sharpe Antiq
• MONUMENTAL BLACK FOREST MANTEL
  MONUMENTAL BLACK FOREST MANTEL CLOCK Late 19th century, with hawks, mountain goats, and foliage with central clock. 8-day time and strike French movement.
• Two Cowboy's Porcelain Occupational
  Two Cowboy's Porcelain Occupational Shaving Mugs Early 20th Century comprising an example bearing the name C. C. Newberry in gilt lettering and marked Koken Barber's Supply Co. and an example identified Sport Fambrough, stamped Germany on underside. Height 4 inches. Ivy Holt "Sport" Fambrough was born on December 6, 1892, in Rusky County, Texas to Sterling Price and Della Mae Andrews Fambrough. He enlisted in the United States Army on October 9, 1917, and served during World War I for two years until his discharge on April 1, 1919. Fambrough married Willie Albertine Whittington Cordell, and the couple had one son, Don (1922-2011). According to U.S. Federal Census records, he operated a meat market and worked as a butcher in Longview, Gregg County, Texas. The nickname purportedly came from his son, both a football player and coach for the University of Kansas Jayhawks. Fambrough died on October 21, 1975. Property from the Collection of James Carpenter, Montague, New Jersey
• SET OF FOUR GEORGE V STERLING
  SET OF FOUR GEORGE V STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS Set of four George V loaded sterling silver candlesticks, with marks of Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd. (English 1821-1932/1933), Sheffield, two dating to 1911 and two dating to 1913, in the Queen Anne taste, each having a faceted knopped baluster stem on a stepped square base with concave corners, with stamped marks to the drip pans and side of the bases. Provenance: From the Private Collection of Tania Armour Becker, Atlanta, Georgia. Approximate dimensions: h. 10.5", sq. 5.5". Note: Ahlers & Ogletree reserves the right to require payment via certified funds (wire transfer, certified check) for this lot. Please contact our offices in advance of bidding with any questions.
• TWO PAIRS OF SILVER-PLATED
  TWO PAIRS OF SILVER-PLATED CANDLESTICKS The first, corinthian columnar form, shafts with turned garland, raised on square bases decorated with rams heads draped with swag garland, unmarked (12 in.); the second English, mark of Hawksworth Eyre & Co, baluster forms with allover turned gadrooning and bead course decoration, separate bobeches (10 1/4 in.)
• AFTER EDWARD HOPPER.
  AFTER EDWARD HOPPER. "NIGHTHAWKS," OIL After the 1942 original housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, oil on canvas, signed "Edward Hopper" lr, 24 x 48 in., unframed.
• LARGE SHEFFIELD PALMER STYLE LAMP
  LARGE SHEFFIELD PALMER STYLE LAMP WITH HALLMARKSLarge Sheffield Palmer style lamp with hallmarks, 19th c. , with glass reservoir and shade, 31" h. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Maker's mark for Hawksworth & Eyre. Good condition with general wear.
• NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN TOMAHAWK,
  NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN TOMAHAWK, CA. 1880Northern Plains Indian tomahawk, ca. 1880, with double-pierced blade of winged elements, 23" l. A near identical example can be seen in Peterson, American Indian Tomahawks , fig. 191. Bought from Arnold Marcus Chernoff, Lyons, Illinois, in July 1978 (with copy of write-up on Chernoff stationary). Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot.
• KIOWA OR CROW INDIAN BRASS PIPE
  KIOWA OR CROW INDIAN BRASS PIPE TOMAHAWK, CA. 1880Kiowa or Crow Indian brass pipe tomahawk, ca. 1880, with file branded haft, 21 3/4" l. A similar example can be seen in Peterson, American Indian Tomahawks, fig. 223. Bought from Arnold Marcus Chernoff, Lyons, Illinois, in July 1978 (with copy of write-up on Chernoff stationary). Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Several tight cracks in haft.
• SIOUX OR CHEYENNE INDIAN GUNSTOCK
  SIOUX OR CHEYENNE INDIAN GUNSTOCK CLUB TOMAHAWKSioux or Cheyenne Indian gunstock club tomahawk, early to mid 20th, with brass tack and star decoration, 26" l. Provenance: The Heye Foundation, The Museum of the American Indian, New York, Bought from Arnold Marcus Chernoff, Lyons , Illinois, in August 1977 (with copy of write-up on Chernoff stationary). Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Museum tag and numbers written on end. Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• (2) ENGLISH HAWKSWORTH EYRE
  (2) ENGLISH HAWKSWORTH EYRE STERLING SUGAR CASTERS(lot of 2) English sterling silver sugar casters, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd., Sheffield, c.1912, reticulated lid, baluster form with beaded and swag decoration, (one) bearing hallmark, approx 8"h, 2.75"diam; 14.69ozt total
• G. & J.W. HAWKSLEY, SHEFFIELD,
  G. & J.W. HAWKSLEY, SHEFFIELD, POWDER FLASKPowder flask by G. & J.W. Hawksley, Sheffield, England, the copper body in a cross weave pattern, stepped spout marked in drams, overall: 8.25"h, 3.25"w
• PAIR OF SIGNED ASIAN PAINTINGS OF
  PAIR OF SIGNED ASIAN PAINTINGS OF HAWKS. Each painting depicting hawks perched on branches with ribbons. Seal stamp to each. With partial gallery label verso on one frame. From a Greenwich, CT estate. Dimensions: image only measures approx. 34.875" h x 15" w. Condition: Not examined out-of-frame. Spotting to each.
• PAIR OF LARGE JAPANESE BRONZE VASES
  PAIR OF LARGE JAPANESE BRONZE VASES WITH HAWKSSigned 'Dai Nippon Kyoto, Otsuka chu'; together with metal liners. 21 3/4 x 11 in. diam. Property from a Private New York Collection Condition Minor wear, some variations and areas of discoloration to the patina. Otherwise in good condition.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• SIGNED CHINESE ENAMEL PLAQUE, ATTR.
  SIGNED CHINESE ENAMEL PLAQUE, ATTR. LIU YUCHEN. Signed Chinese enamel decorated plaques depicting two hawks. Signed upper right and attributed to Liu Yuchen. From a Harrison, NY estate. Dimensions: plaque measures approx. 10.875" w x 15.75" h. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Lower right with linear impression - most surely occurred in the making.
• SILVER. PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER
  SILVER. PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVER COLUMN CANDLESTICKS Pair of Hawksworth Eyre & Co. Ltd. English weighted silver column form candlesticks. Sheffield, Hawksworth Eyre & Co. Ltd., 1895. From an E 72nd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: candlesticks measure approx. 4.5" w x 4.5" d x 10.875" h. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents.
• SILVER. PAIR OF SIGNED ENGLISH
  SILVER. PAIR OF SIGNED ENGLISH SILVER CANDLESTICKS Pair of 19th C Hawksworth, Eyre & Co., Ltd. English weighted silver column form candlesticks. Sheffield, Hawksworth Eyre & Co. Ltd., 1900. From an E 72nd St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: candlesticks measure approx. 3.5" w x 3.5" d x 7" h. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents.
• PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE
  PAIR OF CHINESE EXPORT FAMILLE ROSE PORCELAIN MODELS OF HAWKSUnmarked. 9 1/2 x 5 x 3 1/2 in. Literature: W.R. Sargent, Chinese Porcelain in the Conde Collection , Mexico, 2014, pp. 188-189. Condition Minor wear and in good condition. One slightly rocky on base.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• TWO CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN MODELS
  TWO CHINESE EXPORT PORCELAIN MODELS OF HAWKSUnmarked. The larger 10 x 5 x 4 1/2 in., the smaller 9 1/2 x 6 x 4 1/2 in. Condition Each with minor wear and a few firing imperfections. The larger with restored wings. Otherwise in good condition. Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• FOUR VOLUMES OF PAOLETTI'S
  FOUR VOLUMES OF PAOLETTI'S PLASTER CAMEOS, ROMEPresented in faux marble and parchment faux books, each spine marked Paoletti Impronte, each double sided, containing numbered plaster cameos with a handwritten description of each. Comprising: Four volumes of Uomini Illustri 10 1/4 x 6 1/2 in. Note: Creating casts from engraved gems or cameos was a common practice in ancient times, and was particularly popular among Roman connoisseurs in the 18th century. When such plaster casts became sought-after souvenirs for Grand Tour travelers, several shops opened which specialized in them. These souvenir casts not only represented carved gems, but also contemporary and ancient sculptures and monuments. They were often mounted in faux book bindings, as in the present offered five lots. The Scotsmen James and William Tassie were among the most prolific casters, as were Bartolomeo Paoletti (1757-1834) and his son Pietro (1801-1847). The Paoletti firm advertised themselves in Count Hawks Le Grice's Guide, Walks through the Studii of the Sculptors at Rome , (1841), as follows: Paoletti begs to inform the public that he has arranged a collection of impressions (Impronte in Scajola), of many of the works in sculpture executed by distinguished artists....Although the Impromte are but miniature copies; yet they exhibit all the fidelity and beauty of the original, and convey to the eye a better idea of sculpture works of art than the most finished engravings. The Paolettis, whose studio was centrally located on the Piazza di Spagna in Rome until 1847, enjoyed a stellar reputation, and counted among their clients Catherine the Great of Russia, and Ferdinand III, Grand Duke of Tuscany. The firm continued to do business after the death of Pietro until at least 1865. Examples of Paoletti's casts are conserved in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, The Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Connecticut and The Princeton University Art Museum, Princeton, New Jersey. Condition Minor wear, scuffing to the spines and covers with losses at the corners. Minor staining on some cameos. Rippling and minor staining to interior paper trays. Some flaps don't sit flat.Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• VICTORIAN CRUET SETVictorian
  VICTORIAN CRUET SETVictorian Cruet Set, Hawksworth, Eyre and Co, Sheffield; comprising a silver-plated stand, four bottles with sterling tops, and four bottles with glass stoppers Dimensions: Bottles ranging from 5 1/2 in. (14 cm.) to 8 1/2 in. (21.6 cm.) high, Stand: 11 1/8 x 8 1/8 x 5 7/8 in. (28.3 x 20.6 x 14.9 cm.) Provenance: The Walter and Donna Conn Estate; located within the desirable estate enclave of San Marino. Designed by the renowned architect Roland E. Coate in 1929, and built for a member of the Keck family, the gated Colonial Revival home graces over an acre of meticulously manicured park-like grounds. Formerly the USC Presidential Mansion. Condition:
• PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVERPLATE
  PAIR OF ENGLISH SILVERPLATE CANDLESTICKSPair of English Silverplate Candlesticks, Hawksworth, Eyre and Company, Sheffield (marked to bases); converted into table lamps Dimensions: Each 12 in. high (excluding mounts and shades) Provenance: Property from a Wilshire Corridor Penthouse Estate, Los Angeles, California Condition: Each with heavy wear to plating, exposing base metal. One with a break to one ball foot (the foot still partially attached.) One with broken plastic candle sleeve. Working condition unknown. Probably in need of rewiring.
• REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA LETTER
  REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA LETTER ACCOMPANIED BY TWO NIGHTCAPS CIRCA 1778 FRAMED 13" X 8.25" AND 31.5" X 17.25".REVOLUTIONARY WAR-ERA LETTER ACCOMPANIED BY TWO NIGHTCAPS, Circa 1778, Folded handwritten letter addressed on reverse to "My Wife Dofin of the Hawk Familey Leml Whiting [all sic]". Obverse lists the names and birth dates of the nine children of Adam Hawke above a statement claiming Hawke was aboard the "Grazbow[?]" privateer under the Command of Capt. Hummon[?] May 9, 1778, was taken by the enemy and brought to prison at Halifax, where he remained until he was exchanged at the end of September. He then arrived in Boston on October 6 and got home October 9, sick with yellow fever, "then he Dyed, Aged 43 years". Unsigned but possibly initialed. Spelling of last name varies from Hawke, Hawk, Hawkes and Hawks throughout. Lace-trimmed nightcaps with notes indicating they belonged to Sarah Hawkes Whiting, daughter of Adam and Hannah Hawkes, born October 13, 1776 in Saugus, Massachusetts, and Sarah Whiting Woods Carter, daughter of Sarah Hawkes Whiting and Lemuel Whiting and granddaughter of Adam Hawkes, born December 10, 1841 in Ashby, Massachusetts. Dimensions: Framed 13" x 8.25" and 31.5" x 17.25".
• HAWKSWORTH, EYRE & CO. STERLING
  HAWKSWORTH, EYRE & CO. STERLING SILVER SALVEREdwardian Sterling Silver Salver, Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Ltd., London, 1902, piecrust rim with shells and scrolls, chased well, scroll feet, h. 1 1/8 in., dia. 7 3/4 in., wt. 11.30 troy ozs.
• 18TH C. NH QUEEN ANNE MAPLE CHEST
  18TH C. NH QUEEN ANNE MAPLE CHEST ON FRAME. Ca. 1780, Queen Anne New Hampshire maple five drawer chest on frame. Chest section with relief block carved applied molding, and five graduated drawers with vintage batwing brass hardware. The period base section has a shaped apron featuring two matching carved fan details and bandy legs with pad foot and ankle hawks, 56”H x 36”W case x 40”W overall with molding x 19.5”D.
• HALLMARKED SILVER TEA SET &
  HALLMARKED SILVER TEA SET & SILVER PLATED TRAYAn English sterling silver 3 piece tea set of melon form, consisting of a teapot hallmarked London 1856 and engraved with a heraldic crest, an associated cream jug hallmarked London 1849, and an associated sugar bowl hallmarked London 1859 engraved with dedication on underside, all raised on scrolled supports. Combined weight: 1,280 grams. Together with an associated silver plated tea tray of oval form with gadrooned detail and open handles, makers marks on underside for Hawksworth, Eyrie & Company, measuring 31" wide.
• MOHAWK CEREMONIAL ROBE STAND, EARLY
  MOHAWK CEREMONIAL ROBE STAND, EARLY 20TH CENTURYA Mohawk First Nations ceremonial robe stand in brown paint with a painted red and brown shoe-foot base. Ontario, early 20th century. Dimensions, 53.5" x 23". FRANCAIS: Porte-robe de cérémonie des Premières Nations Mohawks peint en brun avec une base du pied peinte en rouge et en brun. Ontario, début du 20e siècle.
• HURRICANE CANDLESTICK LAMPSA pair
  HURRICANE CANDLESTICK LAMPSA pair of 19th century English electroplated hurricane candlestick lamps, showing foliate embossed circular bases rising to flaring columns, the nozzles fitted for glass hurricane shades (one damaged at the flange), bases bearing maker's marks for Hawksworth, Eyre & Co. Circa 1870. Height to shade, 18.5".
• FOUR POWDER FLASKSThree of them
  FOUR POWDER FLASKSThree of them with different embossed foliate motifs, and a longer, fluted flask. The latter example, 9" long and dispenser marked W. Hawksley.
• HAWKES CRYSTAL DIAMOND CUT
  HAWKES CRYSTAL DIAMOND CUT COMPOTE AND PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS Consisting of two crystal baluster form candlesticks with floral-foliate cut design, each marked own the bottom, 9" each; and diamond cut hobstar design compote raised on twisted gradual stem and circular foot with star burst motif, marked with etch hawks hallmark near the foot top edge, 8 ¼" x 6 ½". Provenance: old private collection famous T.G. Hawkes & Co. family, Corning, N.Y., by descent in the family to the current owner.
• TWO SHELVES OF MOSTLY VINTAGE COMIC
  TWO SHELVES OF MOSTLY VINTAGE COMIC BOOKS Two shelves of mostly vintage comic books, including Marvel westerns, The Ghost Rider #1-7, Gun Hawks #1-7, Gun Slinger #2-3, Mighty Marvel #1-9, Rawhide Kid #1-4, Western Gun Fighters, Western Kid #1-5, etc. Can provide listing upon request
• Richard Marquis. Murrina Sample
  Richard Marquis. Murrina Sample Boxes, collection of three. 1994-2011, hand-blown glass, murrine. 4¼ h × 2? w × 1 d in. result: $3,500. estimate: $2,500–3,500. Signed, titled, dated, and numbered to verso of each example ‘#1991 Murrina Sample Box Mohawks © 2011 Marquis Started 1994 Finished 2011’, ‘AW Mini Sculpture Sample Box #13 © 1999 Marquis’, and ‘Started 1999 Finished 2011© 2011 Marquis’. Provenance: The Artist | Kate Elliott/Elliott Arts West, Bend, OR
• STEUBEN GOLD AURENE STOCKING
  STEUBEN GOLD AURENE STOCKING DARNERDESCRIPTION: Steuben gold Aurene stocking darner. Whimsy, Iridized lead glass, Open pontil. Reference: Shown at page 13 of Objects of Desire: The Art of Frederick Carder by Alan Shovers. See in Fig. 8.20, p. 185 of Dimitroff's, Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass. Glassworkers throughout history are known to have created their own pieces at the factory, but on their own time. Most glass houses freely allowed workers the opportunity to exercise their creativity in this way. These works, often referred to as "Whimsies" include paper weights, stocking darners, letter openers. Carders workers were no exception. See also, Plate X of The Glass of Frederick Carder by Paul V. Gardner. A Collectors should realize that these products of the glassblower’s spare time were not normally placed in the lehring ovens. They are, therefore, subject to unusual stress and may actually disintegrate without any provocation whatsoever. P. 23 of A Guide to Colored Steuben Glass 1903-1933, Book Two by Ericson. An iridescent glass as fine as Tiffany's was introduced in 1904 by Frederick Carder, an Englishman who became associated with Thomas G. Hawks of Corning, New York. Mr. Carder and Mr. Hawks formed the Steuben Glass Works, now a part of the Corning Glass Company. Aurene was first blown and then coated in the desired coloring. In form, it was more classical than Tiffany's or possibly it should be described as less arty. In fact, certain of this ware was modern looking, more in keeping with present-day taste. While Mr. Carder did make some flowered pieces similar to Tiffany's, he was not so given to elaborate or peculiarly-shaped objects. Frederick Carder, like Tiffany, designed all his own glass. Mr. Carders Aurene although not advertised was handled by salesmen. As a result, it did not become so well know as Favrile. Tiffany's glass was produced in quantity and therefore turns up more frequently today than the scarcer Aurene. Pgs. 93-95, Nineteenth-Century Art Glass by Ruth Webb Lee. Provenance: Estate of Mr. and Ms. Alan Shovers Acquired 1/27/99 from Penny N= Sue=s Antiques of San Clemente, CA. CIRCA: 1920-1925 DIMENSIONS: H: 2.5" x L: 6.5" CONDITION: Great condition. Normal signs of age. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS 305-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.
• EARLY STEUBEN PINCHED IRIDESCENT
  EARLY STEUBEN PINCHED IRIDESCENT VASEDESCRIPTION: Early period Steuben pinched iridescent glass vase with four prunts. Iridized Lead Glass “Aurene 150" engraved at bottom. Reference: Shape 150, p. 246 Paul V. Gardner. Shown at page 7 of Objects of Desire: The Art of Frederick Carder by Alan Shovers. Similar style (style 136) shown at Fig. 8.55, p. 197 of Frederick Carder and Steuben Glass by Dimitroff. In Gardner’s, The Glass of Frederick Carder, at p. 346 there is an index to Steuben Catalogues from 1904-1912, with a picture in fig. FF at page 353 of the item. “An iridescent glass fully as fine as Tiffany’s was introduced in 1904 by Frederick Carder, an Englishman who became associated with Thomas G. Hawks of Corning, New York. Mr. Carder and Mr. Hawks formed the Steuben Glass Works, now a part of the Corning Glass Company.” “Aurene was first blown and then coated in the desired coloring. In form, it was more classical than Tiffany’s or possibly it should be described as less ‘arty.’ In fact, certain of this ware was modern looking, more in keeping with present-day taste. While Mr. Carder did make some flowered pieces similar to Tiffany’s, he was not so given to elaborate or peculiarly-shaped objects.” “Frederick Carder, like Tiffany, designed all his own glass.” “Mr. Carder’s Aurene although not advertised was handled by salesmen. As a result, it did not become so well know as Favrile. Tiffany’s glass was produced in quantity and therefore turns up more frequently today than the scarcer Aurene.” Pgs. 93-95, Nineteenth-Century Art Glass by Ruth Webb Lee. Provenance: Estate of Mr. and Ms. Alan Shovers Acquired 3/24/00 from Michelle Davis LeVar of Spokane, WA CIRCA: 1905 DIMENSIONS: H: 4.5" x D: 3" CONDITION: Great condition. Normal signs of age. See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (info@akibaantiques.com) or SMS 305-332-9274. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.