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• Baseball mitts and card grouping c/o
  Baseball mitts and card grouping c/o (7) 1970's era baseball gloves, most interesting The Hutch EXL, Pete Rose model mcgregor, dusty baker, Spalding and Catfish hunter wilson, all the gloves appear to have owners name written in them as well as (100)+ hockey cards 1990's, notable Pavel Bure rookie Mats Sundin rookie and other minor stars and rookies.
• William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941,
  William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941, MD) framed and matted pencil female nude titled "Studi for Nausicaa", signed and dated Apr. 27, 1931, with Voss Galleries, Boston label. 13.5" x 9.75" ss / 21.5" x 17.25" oa Condition: Not examined out of frame.
• CANDLESTAND WITH NORTH STAR IMAGEMade
  CANDLESTAND WITH NORTH STAR IMAGEMade of mahogany, black wood, walnut & fruitwood. It is said the star (on top) is the North Star..."that guided me on my many crossings of the ocean". Circa 1850. Provenance: From the Estate of Captain Peter McGregor Graham (1847-1925) of Pictou, Nova Scotia. Measuring, 28 3/4" height x 22" top diameter. The Larry Foster Collection.
• VICTORIAN MAHOGANY UPHOLSTERED STOOLFitted
  VICTORIAN MAHOGANY UPHOLSTERED STOOLFitted with a paper label 'Alexander McGregor & Co., Cabinet-Makers and Upholsterers, 2 Royal Bank Place, ...'. 15 1/4 x 17 3/4 x 17 3/4 in. Condition In good overall condition. Very minor seam separations with expected nicks.
• DUNCAN MCGREGOR - ‘THE MIRRORED WATERS
  DUNCAN MCGREGOR - ‘THE MIRRORED WATERS SERIES’ signed limited edition colour prints, comprising two of 46cm x 27cm and one 45cm x 90cm, no.s 65/195 and 36/195 respectively, in gilt frames Proceeds to benefit Fortuneswell Cancer Trust
• 14 MARVEL COMICS BLACK PANTHER 1ST KILL-MONGERMarvel
  14 MARVEL COMICS BLACK PANTHER 1ST KILL-MONGERMarvel Comics Group Jungle Action Volume 2 1-4 featuring Tharn 5-8,11-16 featuring Black Panther. 1972-1975. Jungle Action 6 first appearance of Kill-Monger. Writer Don McGregor (Rhode Island 1954) penciler Rich Buckler (Michigan 1949-2017). Comics are in as found condition. Please see photos.
• WATERCOLOUR OF WINDMILL POINT, ONT.
  WATERCOLOUR OF WINDMILL POINT, ONT. & PAINTINGLot of two Ontario paintings: early watercolour of Windmill Point, Prescott, along with an oil on board of two chicks, bought from McGregor farm on the shores of Dalhousie Lake, Lanark County. Ontario. Signed AD (A.E. Duff). Ex Lawless collection. Largest (plus grande), 11" x 7". FRANCAIS: Lot de 2 peintures ontariennes : aquarelle ancienne de Windmill Point, Prescott; huile sur panneau de 2 poussins, achetée à la ferme McGregor sur les rives du lac Dalhousie, comté de Lanark. Ont.. Signé AD (A.E. Duff). Ex-collection Lawless.
• COLLAR BACK CHAIR, LANARK COUNTY, 19TH
  COLLAR BACK CHAIR, LANARK COUNTY, 19TH CENTURYAn Ontario collar back chair with single board pine seat and heavy stepped back collar, all in original untouched surface. Bought from the McGregor farm on the shores of Dalhousie Lake, Lanark County. Ontario, 19th century. Ex Lawless collection. H: 30"; W/L: 19"; D/P: 19.5". FRANCAIS: Chaise ontarienne à dossier cintré, siège en pin à une planche, dossier épais, surface d'origine intacte. Acheté à la ferme McGregor sur les rives du lac Dalhousie, comté de Lanark. Ont., 19e siècle. Ancienne collection Lawless.
• (LOT OF 12) BASEBALL GROUP BEARING SIGNATURES
  (LOT OF 12) BASEBALL GROUP BEARING SIGNATURES (lot of 12) Baseball group bearing signatures, consisting of a Clevland Indians ball, including Ron Hassey, Toby Harrah, Bobby Bonds, etc., circa 1979; a Minnesota Twins ball including Peter Redfern, Glenn Borgmann, John Castino, Glenn Adams, etc. circa 1980; Baltimore Orioles, Scott McGregor, Steve Stone, Dave Skaggs, Billy Smith, Al Bumbry, etc. circa 1979-80, Kansas City Royals, including Jeff Twitty, Dennis Leonard, Ken Brett, circa 1980, Chicago White Soxs including Ed Farmer, Jorge Orta, Claudell Washington, circa 1979; New York Yankees, Luis Tiant, Catfish Hunter, Chris Chambliss, Darryl Jones, etc., circa 1979; Seattle Mariners, Glenn Abbott, Billsein, Leon Roberts, Larry Cox, etc., circa 1980, Boston Red Sox Tom Burgmeier, Mike Torrez, Bob Montgomery, Jack Brohamer, etc., circa 1978/1979; Oakland A's Mike Morgan, Mike Norris, Jeff Newman, Mario Guerrero, etc., circa 1979; Detroit Tigers, John Hiller, Dave Rozema, Lou Whitaker, Ron LeFlore, etc., circa 1978; Texas Rangers, Steve Comer, David Rajsich, John Ellis, Bump Wills etc., circa 1980; Kansas City Royals, Ed Rodriquez, Jerry Terrell, Steve Braun, etc., circa 1979 Provenance: Louise Irvin Jones Estate, the most senior ticket holder at The Colosseum, since 1973
• ROYAL ALBERT BEATRIX POTTER FIGURINE,
  ROYAL ALBERT BEATRIX POTTER FIGURINE, MR MCGREGORBrown hat and trousers, tan vest, and pale blue shirt. Royal Albert backstamp. #royalalbert #beatrixpotter Artist: Martyn Alcock Issued: 1995 - 2002 Dimensions: 5.25"H Manufacturer: Royal Albert Country of Origin: England Condition: Good.
• TN GOV. CARROLL SIGNED DOCUMENT & SILHOUETTE,
  TN GOV. CARROLL SIGNED DOCUMENT & SILHOUETTE, POSS. JAC...1st item: Early 19th century Blount County, Tennessee land grant, dated 1825 and signed by Governor William Carroll (1788 - 1844). Document grants Malcomb McGregor 50 acres of land. Housed in a walnut frame. Framed - 17 7/8" H x 11 7/8" W. 2nd item: 19th century silhouette depicting a gentleman standing and attired in suit with top hat and cane, possibly modeled after the similar lithograph printed by E.B. & E.C. Kellogg depicting President Andrew Jackson. Black eglomise painted matte. Housed in a simple black wooden frame. Sight - 8 1/8" H x 4 1/8" W. Framed - 12" H x 8" W. Provenance: Blount County, TN Living Estate. Condition: 1st item: Overall toning to paper. Fold lines. 2nd item: Toning to paper. Some losses to painted matte.
• ANDREW CLEMENS LABELED SAND ART BOTTLE,
  ANDREW CLEMENS LABELED SAND ART BOTTLE, FLAG DESIGNAndrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894) patriotic sand art bottle with the original label. Apothecary style glass bottle with round flat-top stopper and a cylindrical body filled with multicolored, layered sand in decorative stripe, swag, wave, and geometric patterns, one side with vignette of a 30-star American flag, the alternate side with a banner enclosing the name MRS. A. HARRIS. The base retains the original paper tag reading PICTURED ROCK SAND PUT UP BY A. CLEMENS DEAF MUTE McGREGOR, IOWA. 5 5/8" H. Note: Andrew Clemens was born in Dubuque, Iowa, in 1857 and later moved to the town of McGregor. At the age of five, he contracted an illness (possibly encephalitis) which caused him to become deaf and mute. Clemens lived his entire life in Iowa, near Pikes Peak State Park. He and his brothers frequented an area of the park called Pictured Rocks, which was famous for its sandstone bluffs that were veined with iron and mineral deposits, resulting in over forty different shades of stone. He attended the Iowa School for the Deaf and as an adult he began working with this sand to form detailed pictures in glass bottles. His brothers helped to gather the sandstone and grind it into fine powder which Andrew used for his designs. Clemens created his designs using self-made tools, including "brushes" of tiny hickory twigs and bent fish hook tools; no glue was used. Clemens secured the sand with a scrap of velvet near the stopper, then sealed the lid in place with wax. The bottles were well received by the public - particularly riverboat travelers to McGregor, seeking souvenirs - and he was able to earn a livelihood selling sand art bottles until his death in 1894 at the age of 37. While many were sold, few have remained intact over the years. (Source: the Des Moines Register & The Smithsonian Institution). Condition: Both the stopper edge and bottle rim with slight scattered chipping.
• MCGREGOR BOXED BRASS TELESCOPE ON TRIPOD
  MCGREGOR BOXED BRASS TELESCOPE ON TRIPOD STAND IN FITTE...McGregor Boxed Brass Telescope on Tripod Stand in Fitted Box, 19th Century , with original paper label "Manufacturer of Nautical Mathematic & Optical Instruments, 24 Clyde Place, Glasgow" Condition: Items may have wear and tear, imperfections or the effects of aging. Please contact the gallery for further details prior to bidding. Any condition statement given as a courtesy should not be treated as fact.
• GROUP OF CLOTHING BRANDSGroup of Clothing
  GROUP OF CLOTHING BRANDSGroup of Clothing Brands, including McGregor, Orvis, Schafer, CC Filson, and others Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past. Condition: Reports are available by request and answered in the order they are received starting the week of the sale. Our online buyers premium is 28%.
• Irene Bell (born 1960), a shaped dish
  Irene Bell (born 1960), a shaped dish with abstract design in monochrome glazes, label verso I B 5-110, approximately 18cm square, Exhibited: 2000 Pots, Bellevue Gallery, Edinburgh, together with Rosie McGregor, Plate No. 3, decorated puffin feet, 27cm diameter, Provenance: purchased from The Society of Scottish Art Exhibition 2013 [2]
• WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON, (AMERICAN,
  WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON, (AMERICAN, 1869-1941), PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN, 1910, OIL ON CANVAS, 30 X 25 IN.; FRAME: 37 1/2 X 32 1/2 IN.WILLIAM McGREGOR PAXTON, (American, 1869-1941) Portrait of a Gentleman, 1910, oil on canvas signed Paxton and dated 1910, u.l. 30 x 25 in.; frame: 37 1/2 x 32 1/2 in. Provenance: A North Carolina Estate; Brunk Auctions, Asheville, NC; a Southern Gentleman. Other Notes: The identity of the gentleman in the painting is as of yet unconfirmed, though it is known that he is wearing the colors of Myopia Hunt Club in Hamilton, Massachusetts. Condition: Complex repaired vertical tear (approx. 9 in.) extending from lower center edge through gentleman's jacket, with corresponding inpainting; conservation report label verso states that work is linen and aluminium lined.
• WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (MASSACHUSETTS/MARYLAND,
  WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (MASSACHUSETTS/MARYLAND, 1869-1941), SKETCHBOOK CONTAINING APPROX. 15 FIGURAL SKETCHES., SHEET SIZES 8.25" X 11.75".WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON, Massachusetts/Maryland, 1869-1941, Sketchbook containing approx. 15 figural sketches. Some, but not all, signed "Paxton". Dimensions: Sheet sizes 8.25" x 11.75".
• An Impressive Masterwork Andrew Clemens
  An Impressive Masterwork Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894) Labeled Sand Bottle Made for Railroad Freight Agent Nicholas J. Goll (1840-1903), Dated 1889 visible through the top of the stopper of the bottle is a black and white printed paper label reading Pictured Rock Sand, Put Up By Andrew Clemens, Deaf-Mute, McGregor, Iowa. Height with stopper 10 1/2 inches. Height without stopper 8 3/4 inches. Diameter 3 1/2 inches. One side depicts a coal burning locomotive stopped at a railroad station, with freight cars stretching into the distance. A single figure is seen handling a large piece of freight, with others stacked on the siding in front of a train station. In the distance to the left, another locomotive can be seen pulling cars over a railroad bridge crossing a river. The decoration is polychrome, with shades of brown, black and gold predominate. The entire scene is set in a sharply delineated frame of sand set off against a white background. Below this scene, written in script, is the name N. J. Goll. The other side of the bottle is divided into two decorative panels. The top features a spread-winged eagle clutching arrows and green olive branches in its talons, and a patriotic shield and ribbon banner proclaiming E. Pluribus Unum. Below a sidewheel packet boat under a full head of steam is depicted with the name St. Paul in block lettering on the paddle box. The steamboat is set off from the rest of the bottle by a sharply delineated frame of sand grains. The decoration on this side of the bottle is en grissaile save for red details in the patriotic shield, an American flag at the stern of the packet boat, and a blue sky in the background of the river scene. The main panels are contrasted with varying swirling and uniform devices of colored sand, and near the bottom of the bottle, the date 1889. Nicholas J. Goll was born in St. Louis, Missouri and spent most of his life in that town. At an early age, he embarked on a life-long career working for the railroad. Beginning in November 1861, his first job was as a way-bill clerk with the Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad. From this point forward, he held successive positions with various railroads, ending his career as Assistant General Freight Agent, Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, a position he held for nine years until his death (1894-1903). Though most of his career seems to have been in St. Louis, at the time of his death he was living in Chicago, the home office of the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul (Busby, editor, 1893:143; Cook County, Illinois Death Records). Goll’s work history is reflected in the bottle, and the routes of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway are key to understanding its history. At the time the bottle was made, one of the major trunks of the railroad ran from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Rapid City, South Dakota through McGregor, Iowa, crossing the Mississippi River just upstream at Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin. McGregor was a major transshipment point for midwestern wheat and was also a regular stop for steamboat traffic. The Goll Bottle Within Clemen’s Existing Body of Work At a height of 10 1/2 inches and a diameter of 3 1/2 inches, the Goll bottle is unusually large for Clemens’ body of work. The faceted stopper and the location of his printed label inside the bottle is also atypical. Clemens routinely used an American eagle and flag in his bottles. In the more than 100 bottles known to exist, this is one of only two known to incorporate an eagle and patriotic shield. Dated 1889, five years before Clemens’ death, the Goll bottle amply demonstrates Clemens’ mastery of his life’s work. Like most of his bottles, it was undoubtedly commissioned for its new owner. In this case, whether Goll ordered the bottle is not important. The bottle incorporates motifs that would have been important to his career: the railroad and packet industries. Trains were occasionally utilized in Clemens’ bottles, and he is known to have made more than one for railroad owners or executives (Sucholeiki 2015: 26-30). One of these bottles (now lost) weighed 20 pounds and depicted a train crossing a pontoon bridge over the Mississippi at McGregor. His most common railroad bottle incorporates a simple profile depiction of a locomotive pulling a coal tender and belching smoke. The Goll bottle departs from this convention by depicting a locomotive at work. In this case, the locomotive and attendant box cars are pulled up to a train station and loading dock with a worker wrestling a hogshead towards an open boxcar door. Crates and other boxes are piled on the dock, and in the distance another train crosses the well-known James J. Hill Stone Arch Bridge spanning the Mississippi at St. Paul, Minnesota. While the inspiration for his locomotive is unknown, his steamboat decoration is clearly copied from advertisements of the Diamond Jo Steamboat Line. The owner of the line, Joseph “Diamond Joe’ Reynolds (1819-1891), moved to McGregor in 1860 to take advantage of the burgeoning grain production and established a steamboat line to transport grain to the railhead at Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin. Dubbed the Diamond Jo Line, Reynolds’ company eventually grew to incorporate several steamers plying the upper and lower Mississippi. Built in 1883, the St. Paul was part of the Diamond Jo Line running the St. Paul-St. Louis route and was undoubtedly a frequent visitor at the McGregor wharf (Way, 1883:414). Her depiction on the Goll bottle is a reminder of the position of McGregor’s place in regional commerce, and more than likely, Goll’s business. The same steamboat is found on several Clemens bottles, including the Grey Eagle, another Diamond Jo property. History of the Bottle Nicholas J. Goll (1840-1903) married Minerva Gordon (1841 -1904). They had one son, Walter J. Goll (1872-1943), who never married and at the time of his death was living in Fort Wayne, Indiana. According to family history, Minerva’s sister Elizabeth Gordon Voorhis died young, and Nicholas and Minerva helped raise her two daughters, one of whom, Maggie Dryden Voorhis was the consignor’s great-great-grandmother. Walter Goll never married and had no children but was close to Maggie and her daughter Margaret DePrez of Shelbyville, Indiana. At Walter’s death, his estate -- and presumably the bottle – was apparently left to Margaret DePrez. It is through this line that the bottle passed to the present owners. Probable Line of Descent Nicholas Goll (1840-1903)Minerva Goll(1841-1904)Walter Goll (1872-1943)Margaret DePrez (1870-1949)To the family of the current owner References Cited Busby, T. A., Editor. 1893, The Biographical Directory of the Railway Officials of America. Published by the Railway Age and Northwestern Railroad. The Lakeside Press. Chicago. Way Jr., Frederick. 1983, Way’s Packet Directory, 1848-1983. Passenger Steamboats of the Mississippi River System since the advent of photography in Mid-Continent America. Ohio University Press.
• An Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894)
  An Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894) Labeled Sand Bottle with Percheron Horse Commissioned by Frank Eckert (1866-1923) of McGregor, Iowa, circa 1880s reading From / Frank B. Eckert. visible on the bottom of the bottle is a black and white printed paper label reading Pictured Rock Sand, Put Up By Andrew Clemens, Deaf-Mute, McGregor, Iowa. Height with stopper 8 ½ inches. Height without stopper 7 ½ inches.Diameter 2 ¾ inches.
• An Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894)
  An Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894) Williams and Upham Contractors for River and Harbor Improvements Sand Bottle Commissioned by Ezra Williams, Circa 1883-1884 with paper label to top of stopper reading Pictured Rock Sand, Put Up By Andrew Clemens, Deaf-Mute, McGregor, Iowa. Height with stopper 8 3/4 inches. Height without stopper 7 1/2 inches. Diameter 2 3/4 inches.
• J. MCGREGOR (SCOTTISH, CIRCA 1900),
  J. MCGREGOR (SCOTTISH, CIRCA 1900), LANDSCAPE WITH RIVER Oil on canvas (lined), signed at lower right, presented in a gilt frame.
• An Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894)
  An Andrew Clemens (American, 1857-1894) Sand Bottle Commissioned by John (1859-1939) and Margaret (1860-1931) Leary of McGregor, Iowa, circa 1887 reading Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen / McGregor, Ia. / 1887. Height with stopper 8 3/8 inches. Height without stopper 6 inches. Diameter 3 inches.
• GROUP OF DECORATIVE ITEMSGROUP OF DECORATIVE
  GROUP OF DECORATIVE ITEMSGROUP OF DECORATIVE ITEMS, square green glazed dish on rope brass stand, with parrot and cockatoo atop branches of flowers, marked to reverse 'zenlife store', 6 in. square; a paper box with black tones amidst a cornucopia of green, red and grey flowers, with silver lining, stamped on underside 'Jan McGregor Studios/Washi Box', h: 4 x w: 6.75 in.; and faceted plastic vase with silvertone rim, unmarked (4) Provenance: Estate of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Benefit Washington National Opera
• COLLECTION SIGNED BASEBALL PHOTOS &
  COLLECTION SIGNED BASEBALL PHOTOS & ETC Including: 8x10 B&W signed Bill Dickey; 8x10 color signed Johnny Mize; 8x10 color signed Bill "Moose" Skowron; 8x10 B&W signed Don Larsen (perfect game, Oct 8, 1956); ditto but different (x3); 8x10 color signed Phil Rizzuto; 8x10 color signed Joe DiMaggio; 8x10 color signed Whitey Ford; Ripken/Gehrig Photo Montage, 10x8 color, unsigned; PLUS 6 autographs each on commemorative envelope with cachet honoring player or special event, including: Reggie Jackson, Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Rusty Staub, Jim Palmer & Scott McGregor.
• (2) NATIVE AMERICAN SILVER & TURQUOISE
  (2) NATIVE AMERICAN SILVER & TURQUOISE WATCH CUFFS(lot of 2) Native American silver (content unknown) watch cuffs, including: (1) turquoise and red coral insets, silver feather and flower design, McGregor watch, approx 1.5"w, interior: approx 6"l, gap: approx 1.5"w, (1) green stone insets, stamped designs, approx 1 1/8"w, interior: approx 5 7/8"l, gap: approx 1 5/8"w; 159.4 grams total (inclusive of all materials)
• SCHOOL OF WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (EARLY
  SCHOOL OF WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (EARLY 20TH CENTURY,), PAIR OF LANDSCAPES., OILS ON BOARD, 10" X 8". FRAMED 13.5" X 11.5".SCHOOL OF WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON, Early 20th Century, Pair of landscapes. Unsigned. Housed in Foster Brothers of Boston frames. Dimensions: Oils on board, 10" x 8". Framed 13.5" x 11.5".
• Rare Andrew Clemens (1857-1894) patriotic
  Rare Andrew Clemens (1857-1894) patriotic sand in bottle titled "Sand From the Pictured Rocks, McGregor, IA", with American flag, eagle and ship. 4.5"h x 2"dia Condition: Lacking stopper.
• WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (AMERICAN, 1869
  WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (AMERICAN, 1869 - 1941) UNTITLED PENCIL SKETCH, 1936, SIDE PROFILE OF A WOMAN, PROBABLY THE ARTIST'S WIFE, UP SWEPT HAIR, DROP EARRING, FAINTLY INSCRIBED "TO BETTY, VALENTINE'S DAY, 1936" IN LO...William McGregor Paxton (American, 1869 - 1941) untitled pencil sketch, 1936, side profile of a woman, probably the artist's wife, up swept hair, drop earring, faintly inscribed "To Betty, Valentine's Day, 1936" in lower left corner and signature in lower right, framed and matted behind glass, in floating mount, wear consistent with age, some waving of paper, ss: 9" h. x 7 1/2" w.
• Y A SCOTTISH EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD
  Y A SCOTTISH EARLY VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD STICK BAROMETER, BY DUNCAN MCGREGOR, GLASGOW AND GREENOCK MID 19TH CENTURY With a silvered dial to the column, the ivorine dial inscribed 'McGregor, Glasgow and Greenock', the bombé case with an acanthus carved crest and brass cistern96cm highNote: Duncan McGregor started his business in Greenock in 1836, opening premises in Glasgow in 1844. Branches were opened in Liverpool in 1879 and London in 1886. They advertised themselves as manufacturers of nautical, mathematical and optical instruments, chronometers and watches.Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material which may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit https://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
• § DUNCAN MACGREGOR WHYTE (SCOTTISH
  § DUNCAN MACGREGOR WHYTE (SCOTTISH 1866-1953) LOGGING, CANADA Inscribed verso, with the Christie's Studio Stamp No.83, oil on canvas30.5cm x 41cm (12in x 16in)Provenance: Christie's, Glasgow, The Studio of Duncan McGregor Whyte, no.83
• WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (MA/MD, 1869-1941)
  WILLIAM MCGREGOR PAXTON (MA/MD, 1869-1941) Bust Portrait of a Short-Haired Woman in a Plaid Shirt, oil on canvas, signed lower right, in replica gilt cove Arts & Crafts frame, OS: 26" x 22, SS: 19 1/2" x 15 1/2", repaired puncture upper right background.
• (16) Antique Hickory-shaft Golf ClubsTo
  (16) Antique Hickory-shaft Golf ClubsTo include D. Ogilvie #5 Mashie Harry Lee NY putter McGregor Brassie driver Tom Harmon Jr. Kroflight #3 along with various putters chippers and irons largest is 40'' L circa early 20th century condition varies.Private collection Rochester Michigan.
• A Chinese lacquer cabinet on English
  A Chinese lacquer cabinet on English stand the cabinet decorated with island pavilions the interior with drawers pigeon holes and shelves Provenance: Sir Charles McGregor KCB CSI CIE Quartermaster General under General Roberts' command Indian Army. This cabinet is said to have been liberated from the Summer Palace in the 1st Boxer Rebellion 1860
• Harrison Parade Marcher with Ballot
  Harrison Parade Marcher with Ballot Box Torch Half Plate Tintype Half plate tintype of a parade marcher carrying the very rare ballot box torch produced by the McGregor Adams Company of Chicago in 1880. There are less than a handful of these glass globe torches in existence today and images of them are equally rare especially in the large half plate size the largest size Cowan's has seen to date. An informed guess as to the candidate represented would be W.S. Hancock as most Hancock outfits were light in color and very similar to this design. Mint condition. Uncased. John D. Pfeifer Collection Condition: Mint condition; uncased.
• Sheffield Plate Soup Tureen for the
  Sheffield Plate Soup Tureen for the Clan Gregormid 19th century with cross and orb mark attributed to Walker Knowles & Co.; Rococo style with fine cast foliate and acanthus handles stylized scroll feet the cover with cast fruit form finial each cartouche to body with McGregor and Clan Gregor heraldic engravings - ''Ein Do And Spare Not'' and '''S Rioghal Mo Dhream'' the opposite engraved with the Clan Gregor's war cry - ''Ard Choille!''9.5 x 15.5 in.
• Royal Albert Beatrix Potter Figures
  Royal Albert Beatrix Potter Figures Peter ate a Radish (broken) Mr McGregor and Peter and the Pocket Handkerchief (all boxed (4)