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SAVERY

• GORHAM MEDALLION PATTERN COIN
  GORHAM MEDALLION PATTERN COIN SILVER CREAMER ANDSugar Bowl. Circa 1865. Made in Providence Rhode Island. Both are globular form with a plied band, centered by profile, portraits delicate handles with similar portraits, raised on pedestal feet, monogrammed. Creamer is 5" high. Sugar bowl is 4 1/2" high. Good overall condition. Faded gold washed bowls. 13.10 ozt. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• GORHAM MEDALLION PATTERN COIN
  GORHAM MEDALLION PATTERN COIN SILVER CREAMER ANDWaste Bowl. Circa 1865. A Coins, Made in Providence Rhode Island. Both are globular form with a plied band and delicate portrait handles and raised on a pedestal base and monogrammed with S. Creamer 6 1/4" high. Bowl 6 1/2" high. Good overall condition. Faded gold washed bowl. 24.13 ozt. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• GORHAM COIN SILVER PRESENTATION
  GORHAM COIN SILVER PRESENTATION PITCHER. DATED1868. Presented to Abbie F. Shurtleff from mother. The picture has a Greek key and engraved design with a figural head handle. Made by Gorham in Providence, Rhode Island. 11 1/4" high. Shows some dents. 35.13 ozt. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• (3) PIECE ASSEMBLED COIN SILVER TEA
  (3) PIECE ASSEMBLED COIN SILVER TEA SET. EARLY19th century. The teapot and sugar bowl were made by John McMullen of Philadelphia. Teapot is 10" high, shows dents. Sugar bowl shows dent to base. The creamer was made by Conrad Bard of Philadelphia and is 6 1/2" high. And shows small dents. Monogrammed. 58.48 ozt. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• BAILEY AND CO. SILVER BOWL. 19TH
  BAILEY AND CO. SILVER BOWL. 19TH CENTURY. A 2handled coin silver bowl made in Philadelphia. 5 1/2" high by 8" wide. Monogrammed. Minor dent. 15.57 ozt. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• GORHAM STERLING SILVER ITEMS.
  GORHAM STERLING SILVER ITEMS. 19TH CENTURY. TOinclude (9) Corinthian pattern forks 7 1/2" long. (2) embossed goblets with grape and leaf design. 5 7/8" high. Made in Providence, Rhode Island. All items are monogrammed. Age-appropriate wear. 26.5 ozt. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• (13) STERLING SILVER ITEMS. TO
  (13) STERLING SILVER ITEMS. TO INCLUDE: SET OF(8) napkin rings with child, squirrel and floral top. Approx 1 7/8" by 1 7/8". A T. Bacale 1870s Boston presentation mug with engraved wreath design. Inscribed Edward Winslow, Boston, Massachusetts Jan 1, 1877. 4" high by 2 3/4" diameter. A Peter L Kryder engraved footed bowl with East Lake designs. Monogrammed. 2 1/2" high by 4 1/2" wide. A baby cup 1 5/8" high by 2 1/4" diameter. (2) footed salt dishes, ribbed design. 1" high by 2" diameter. 14.91 ozt total weight. Provenance: William Savery estate, South Carver, MA. Please note: this lot must be paid for by wire transfer or cash. Items will be shipped or sent to shipper once payment clears.
• PAIR OF PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE
  PAIR OF PHILADELPHIA CHIPPENDALE TIGER MAPLE SIDE CHAIR...Savery School, 18th century, each in highly figured maple throughout, serpentine crest rails, period blue upholstered slip seats, trifid feet, 39-1/2 x 22-1/2 x 20 in. Provenance: According to consignor notes, purchased at Sotheby's arcade, sale 1269, lot 410, January 26,1989, $4,000; Private Collection Condition: refinished, secondary surfaces cleaned (possibly once painted, some later glue and other surface distress), one side seat rail with later interior strip, some later infill at through tenons, stains to upholstery
• NORTHERN EUROPEAN SCHOOL: STUDIES
  NORTHERN EUROPEAN SCHOOL: STUDIES OF A RECUMBENT LIONSanguine on brown paper, unsigned, with the Nathaniel Hone collector's mark lower right (Lugt 2793), with label from Otto Nauman, Ltd., NY. 14 1/2 x 11 1/2 in. (sheet), 22 1/2 x 19 in. (frame). Note: M. Jaffé attributed this drawing to Roelandt Jacobz. Savery (1576-1639). Condition Sheet mounted on card with hand-colored borders. Two small losses at the right sheet edge. A crease at center. Staining and surface soiling.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.
• BUTCHERING FORK & WAFFLE IRONca.
  BUTCHERING FORK & WAFFLE IRONca. 1840-1845; wrought iron butchering fork with four tines and flat handle ends in rat tail, 37 1/2"; cast iron waffle iron marked on both plates "J. SAVERY & SON - New York", 5"x 8" plates, 25" handles
• 3 CAST IRON POTSca. 1800-1900;
  3 CAST IRON POTSca. 1800-1900; Scotland pot marked "CARRON", 6 3/4"d rim, Condition: rim crack; American cast iron sauce pot marked "SAVERY & CO. 4 PTS", 6"d rim; American cast iron pot marked each side "S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD", 4 1/2"d rim
• CAST IRON POTca. 1850; American pot
  CAST IRON POTca. 1850; American pot marked "SAVERY & CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA", 15 1/2"d rim
• PAINTING, ALBERT SAVERYS Albert
  PAINTING, ALBERT SAVERYS Albert Saverys (Belgian, 1886-1964), "Flanders in the Snow," oil on canvas, signed lower left, canvas: 27.25"h x 23.25"w, overall (with frame): 32.5"h x 28.5"w
• (VIEW) MASSACHUSETTS - CARVER AND
  (VIEW) MASSACHUSETTS - CARVER AND EDAVILLE RAILROAD: 42 POSTCARDS EARLY TO MID-20TH CENTURY(VIEW) MASSACHUSETTS - CARVER AND EDAVILLE RAILROAD: 42 POSTCARDS, Early to Mid-20th Century, Carver: one "A Girl Scout Camp Post" (1942) and four photos: high school, "The Store" (So. Carver), Savery Ave. looking North, and "School Building North Carver". Edaville: 37 differing publishers and topics including "Water Harvest", "Toyland", cranberry picking and festival, screen house and many train views. Provenance: The Estate of Hilary Bamford.
• A Pair of Queen Anne Carved
  A Pair of Queen Anne Carved Walnut Trifid Foot Side Chairs Attributed to William Savery, Philadelphia, Circa 1750 one example with front seat rail and slip seat marked V, the other with the front rail marked II with slip seat marked IIII. Height 39 1/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Mr. R. Neall Distad, Cleveland Heights, Ohio
• IMPORTANT PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE
  IMPORTANT PHILADELPHIA QUEEN ANNE CARVED WALNUT ARMCHAIR Attributed to William Savery (1721-1787), Philadelphia, circa 1760-1770, shaped shell carved crest with scrolled ears, pierced transitional vasiform splat, shaped arm and arm support with scrolled knuckle, slip seat, seat rail with central drop, cabriole legs with shell carved knee and raised stocking foot, rear stile with double through mortise and tenon construction and chamfered rear down swept legs.
• + JOHN TAYLOR ARMS, (AMERICAN, 1887
  + JOHN TAYLOR ARMS, (AMERICAN, 1887 - 1953) 'VALLEY OF THE SAVERY, WYOMING' 1934, ED 100, ETCHING, PENCIL SIGNED IN LOWER RIGHT C+ John Taylor Arms, (American, 1887 - 1953) 'Valley of the Savery, Wyoming' 1934, ed 100, Etching, pencil signed in lower right corner, depicts Wyoming landscape, matted, wear consistent with age, ss: 7 3/4" h. x 14" l. [PROVENANCE: Consignor purchased from Grand Central Art Galleries, NY in 1935. Receipt available to successful bidder.]
• CORNELIS SAFTLEVEN (NETHERLANDS)
  CORNELIS SAFTLEVEN (NETHERLANDS) 1607-1681. DUTCH TYPES. ETCHING 1645. VAN DER KELLEN 1-12; WURZBACH 1-12, IV/IV; HOLLSTEIN 6-17, IV...Cornelis Saftleven (Netherlands) 1607-1681. Dutch Types. Etching 1645. Van der Kellen 1-12; Wurzbach 1-12, iv/IV; Hollstein 6-17, iv/V. The complete set of the series Dutch Types. Each with a number indicating order in the series in the plate, l.r. Rare, as a complete set. Printed in black ink on contemporary laid paper with margins, as issued. 64 x 95 mm. (2 1/2 x 3 3/4 ) or smaller. Ex Coll: F.C.Th. Baron van Isenboorn (Blois). Lugt 2610. Wolff et Cohen were the buyers of the Isenboorn collection. Salomon Savery (Netherlands) 1594-1683. Peasant Family. Etching (after Adriaen Brower), 1662 Hollstein 96; Wurzbach 81. Signed in the plate, l.l. Printed in black ink on contemporary laid paper with generous margins, as issued. Mounted onto a support sheet tipped onto upper corners. 150 x 99 mm. (5 7/8 x 3 7/8 in.); with Beggar Woman Standing with a Cane. Etching (after Adriaen Brower), c. 1660. Hollstein 71; Wurzbach 48. Inscribed in the plate "Brower inventit', l.l. and "F de Wit excudit" (publisher). From the series Six Peasant Scenes. Printed in black ink on contemporary laid paper with 13 mm. ( 1/2 in.margins). Mounted onto a support sheet tipped onto the upper corners. (6 9/16 x 5 in.) 167 x 127 mm. Jan Ossenbeeck (Netherlands) c. 1624-1674. The Merchant of Juniper and Three Beggars. Etching, c. 1655. Bartsch 5; Weigel 5, ii/II; Hollstein 5, ii/II. A very good but later impression. Signed in the plate, l.l. Printed in black ink on cream laid paper with approx. 13 mm. ( 1/2 in.) margins. (4 1/8 x 4 in.) (15 prints in 5 mats)
• AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY)
  AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE SCENE MIXED MEDIA ON ARTISTBOARD: 21 X 33 IN.AMERICAN SCHOOL, (20TH CENTURY) NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE SCENE, Mixed media on artistboard: 21 x 33 in. Framed; inscribed on buildings: GARNEY SHOE MAN; BOWLING ALLEY, BOXING TIM COLINO; CLUB ROOM; AUCTION ROOM JOHN J. BETTIS AND JOHN CONWAY; CAPT. BRAY BAR ROOM; CLUB ROOM; YMCA SCHOOL; JOHN MAR; ICE CREAM; HARDWARE PRIME; ALLEN SAVERY; 1728; PIGS FOR SALE; BREAD
• CIRCLE OF ROELANT SAVERY
  CIRCLE OF ROELANT SAVERY (FLEMISH, 1576/78-1639) LANDSCAPE WITH PEACOCK, COWS AND RABBITS OIL ON CANVAS: 12 1/4 X 16 1/2 IN.Framed Oil on canvas: 12 1/4 x 16 1/2 in.
• PENNSYLVANIA MORAVIAN SILK ON
  PENNSYLVANIA MORAVIAN SILK ON SILK MEMORIALLititz, Pennsylvania Moravian silk on silk memorial embroidery needlework, ca. 1805 , attributed to Sarah Pim, the memorial inscribed Columbia mourns for Washington , with weeping woman and seated woman with sheep, all under a willow tree, 12" x 15 1/2". This is the earliest known Lititz silk mourning embroidery. Sara Pim is listed in the 1805 roster of the Lititz Boarding School. Pictured in The Ornamental Branches, Needlework and Arts from the Lititz Moravian Girls' School Between 1800 and 1865 , by Patricia T. Herr, page 38, fig. 15. Provenance: Purchased from the descendants of the maker, Virginia S. Olkowskit and Sarah Savery Venn in 1994. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• DELAWARE VALLEY SIX-SLAT LADDERBACK
  DELAWARE VALLEY SIX-SLAT LADDERBACK SIDE CHAIRDelaware Valley six-slat ladderback side chair, mid 18th c. , with a rush seat and squared cabriole legs joined by ball and ring turned front stretcher terminating in crooked feet, retaining an old dry historic surface. Chairs of this type are often associated with the workshop of Solomon Fussell and William Savery. A closely related example is in the Chester County Historical Society and is illustrated in Schiffer Furniture and Its Makers of Chester County Pennsylvania , fig. 116. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Repaired split to front seat rail.
• DELAWARE VALLEY SIX-SLAT LADDERBACK
  DELAWARE VALLEY SIX-SLAT LADDERBACK SIDE CHAIRDelaware Valley six-slat ladderback side chair, mid 18th c. , with a rush seat and squared cabriole legs joined by ball and ring turned front stretcher terminating in crooked feet, retaining an old dry historic surface. Chairs of this type are often associated with the workshop of Solomon Fussell and William Savery. A closely related example is in the Chester County Historical Society and is illustrated in Schiffer Furniture and Its Makers of Chester County Pennsylvania , fig 116. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Screws added to secure front seat rail. One screw added to rear leg to secure stretcher.
• 2 PIECES OF CAST IRON COOKWAREca.
  2 PIECES OF CAST IRON COOKWAREca. 19th century; both Savery, Phila related cast iron cookware: signed "Barrows, Savery & Co, Philadelphia" #1 1/2 - 9" handled and footed lidded Dutch oven, small size tapered foot kettle with handle and raised rim lid, 9"d, 17"x 5 3/4", [Provenance: ex- Ned Foltz Collection], Condition: lid cracked near rim, some rust; signed "Savery & Co., Phila 8P" #7 side handled bean kettle, round pot form, 8 1/2"d, 17 1/2" x 11 1/2", Condition: owner altered with drilled wire hanger and mounted tin tubular handle, deep pitting on interior of kettle
• 2 CAST IRON POTSca. 1835-1869;
  2 CAST IRON POTSca. 1835-1869; one pot marked "SAVERY & CO. PHILA", two-part mold divided vertically through the ears, 7 1/2"d rim, 7 1/4"h, Condition: circular bite out of the rim, late use of round sprue on bottom, replaced bail; one pot marked on side "4", three peg feet for stability, 10"d rim, 9 1/2"h, Condition: deep inset pit bottom marks this as an early stove top pot, replaced bail
• 2 CAST IRON TEA KETTLESca.
  2 CAST IRON TEA KETTLESca. 1838-1855; one marked on shoulder in oval cartouche "J. SAVERY & SON NEW YORK", the firm operated under this name from 1838-1845, marked on opposite shoulder "PHOENIX WORKS No. 4", 7 1/2"d, 8"h, Condition: original bail and lid; one with lid marked "M & S PATENT", 8"d, 5 3/4"h, Condition: original bail and lid with brass knob
• LATE 19TH CENTURY 4 PIECE VICTORIAN
  LATE 19TH CENTURY 4 PIECE VICTORIAN PARLOR SET.ATTRIBUTED TO JELLIF. CARVED WALNUT FRAME AFFIXED WITH EXCEPTIONAL CAST BRASS BAROQUE STYLE WOMEN'S HEAD MOUNTS. PATINATED BONNETS AND OTHER DETAILS. ONE CHAIR NOT PHOTOGRAPHED, AS THE ARM MOUNT IS BEING RESTORED, BUT IT IS INCLUDED. SILK BLEND UPHOLSTERY APPROPRIATE TO THE PERIOD. SOFA IS 43" X 79 1/2" X 29", AND 18 3/4" SEAT HEIGHT. ONE GENTLEMAN'S ARMCHAIR IS 39" X 27" X 21", AND 16 1/2" SEAT HEIGHT. TWO LADIES' SIDE 35 3/4" X 24" X 19", AND 18" SEAT HEIGHT. PROVENANCE: WILLIAM SAVERY MANSION, CARVER, MA, THESE CHAIRS WERE PURCHASED FOR THE SAVERY MANSION IN THE 19TH CENTURY AND REMAINED THERE UNTIL THIS YEAR WHEN THE HOUSE SOLD. SAVERY WAS A MA BUSINESSMAN WHO MANUFACTURED CANNONBALLS THAT THE US GOVERNMENT USED.
• LARGE VICTORIAN WALNUT MARBLE TOP
  LARGE VICTORIAN WALNUT MARBLE TOP CHEST WITHMIRROR. CANDLE SHELVES WITH COLUMN, BURL PANELED DRAWERS, SECRET BOTTOM DRAWER. ORIGINAL BRASSES, PARTIALLY MISSING THREE PULLS. CAME OUT OF THE SAVERY MANSION IN CARVER. APPROX. 97" HIGH, 50" WIDE, 22 1/4" DEEP.
• DUNCAN MCFARLANE (1834-1871, MA,
  DUNCAN MCFARLANE (1834-1871, MA, UK) OIL PAINTINGON CANVAS DEPICTING PACKET SHIP "CITY OF MONTREAL", OF WHOM THE MASTER WAS ELI COOLEY BLISS. SIGNED LOWER LEFT AND DATED 1862. THE SHIP IS LEAVING THE HARBOR WITH LIGHTHOUSE AND FORT IN THE BACKGROUND. COMES FROM A DIRECT DESCENDENT OF THE BLISS FAMILY, WILLIAM SAVERY, A MERCHANT AND BUSINESSMAN FROM CARVER, MA WHO MANUFACTURED CANNONBALLS. VIRTUALLY UNTOUCHED ORIGINAL CONDITION AND HAS RESIDED IN THE SAVERY MANSION IN CARVER UNTIL THIS YEAR. SIGHT SIZE 24" X 36", OVERALL 34" X 46". IN THE ORIGINAL GILT AND GESSO FRAME SHOWING SEVERAL AREAS OF LOSS AND WEAR. COMES WITH A PERIOD CARTE DE VISE OF CAPT. ELI COOLEY BLISS, AND SOME INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE ABOUT THE PAINTING FROM 1947 WITH A FINE ARTS DEALER. THE SHIP THE CITY OF MONTREAL, AND CAPT. BLISS SAILED FROM LONDON BOUND TO BOSTON WITH 500 TONS OF RAILROAD IRON IN THE HOLD, AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE BETWEEN DECKS. IT ENCOUNTERED A TERRIFIC GALE AND NEARLY ALL OF THE CANVAS SAILS WERE BLOWN TO SHREDS. THE DECKS WERE FULL OF WATER, CAPT. BLISS AND HIS CREW FOUGHT FOR THEIR LIVES, NONETHELESS THEY WITHSTOOD THE ONSLAUGHT AND MANAGED TO RECOVER, DESPITE CAPT. BLISS BEING WOUNDED.
• WILLIAM SAVERY BUCKLIN (NJ/CT,
  WILLIAM SAVERY BUCKLIN (NJ/CT, 1851-1928) "November Woods", oil on canvas, signed and titled lower right, in hand carved Dutch gold matched corner frame, OS: 33 1/2" x 41", SS: 26" x 33 1/2". Good condition.
• Manner of Roelandt Savery (Flemish,
  Manner of Roelandt Savery (Flemish, 1576-1639) Hunting Scene oil on canvas 18 x 21 1/4 inches. Property from a Midwestern Institution
• (3) Irons, c/o No 6 sad iron,
  (3) Irons, c/o No 6 sad iron, Savery & Co No 6 sad iron, General Electric Hotpoint iron, steel Simplex trivet, unmarked steel trivet, cast iron trivet
• Philadelphia William Savery type
  Philadelphia William Savery type open armchair with a shell carved splat and slip seat. 43"h.x29"w.x19"d. seat 17.5"h.
• Pair Gothic Revival cast-iron
  Pair Gothic Revival cast-iron andirons second half 19th century facing winged griffin with paw resting on shield; possibly by Savery & Company. H20'' W17 1/2'' D22'' Provenance: South Carolina private collection. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• William Savery Bucklin (American
  William Savery Bucklin (American 1851-1928) Forest stream. Oil on canvas signed in the lower right frame in a wide carved gilt frame overall 25" x 47".
• Collection of Irons, Andiron, anvil
  Collection of Irons, Andiron, anvil American, British and Continental, 19th century and earlier: five smoothing irons, one with twisted handle and pointed front marked "Savery & Co. Philadelphia" and "No. 10", 4-5/8 in. to 11-1/2 in.; andiron, cast on front "1775", 13-1/4 in.; anvil, 4 in., several with heavy old pitting, scattered light rust, otherwise good condition; (seven pieces),