A few examples of appraisal values for
STYLE NO 1840

• 1840 2-Part 4-Color Jacquard Coverlet,
  1840 2-Part 4-Color Jacquard Coverlet, signed Susan AH Stoufer, 3-sided fringe, figured and fancy, 84"L x 72"W
• Mid 19th century woven of natural
  Mid 19th century woven of natural and indigo-dyed blue and lac-dyed red wool in a ''Squat-T'' design on a striped ground 55'' H x 34'' W
• COLONIAL STYLE PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN
  COLONIAL STYLE PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN United States,20th Century Depicts a gentleman with coifed hair dressed in a high collared shirt and navy blue suit jacket.
• 1840 PA 2-Part 4-Color Jacquard
  1840 PA 2-Part 4-Color Jacquard Coverlet signed Maria Trittle 1840, 3-sided fringe, figured and fancy rose star and garland decoration, 87"L x 79"W
• JACQUARD COVERLET. American 1830-1860
  JACQUARD COVERLET. American 1830-1860 wool and cotton. Blue and white double weave woven in one piece. Centerfield of stylized floral medallions bordered by plume and tile design. 80'' x 95''. A few light stains.
• UNSIGNED JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLETca.
  UNSIGNED JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLETca. 1840-1860s; red and blue dyed wool yarn and non-bleached cotton woven center-seam constructed coverlet with floral frond, trailing flower and star border on sides and feet, the central field with floral wreath and floral centered sunburst design repeating panels, bound head, color fringed sides and white cotton fringe on feet, 63"x 82"; Condition: professionally cleaned, some fraying and minor holes to side
• STYLIZED FLOWER BUTTER PRINT CA.
  STYLIZED FLOWER BUTTER PRINT CA. 1800-1840;single piece lathe turned cherry wood round print with tall falt top stove pipe/Lincoln hat handle, central star with radiant cross stems to create quadrants, deep carved abstract/stylized floral design with deep carved variegated leaves and flower head, two-part sawtooth and pie crimp border, 3 3/4"d, 4 3/4"h; Condition: dry-in crack near star in top of print
• 16th century style velvet and lace
  16th century style velvet and lace jacket and hat late 19th/ early 20th century Teal velvet with cream silk, lace and ribbon trim, with metallic embroidered details, open front and lined in cotton twill. With an associated hat, both labeled "Waas & Son / 226 N. 8th St., Philadelphia." PROVENANCE: The address indicated on the label is in the traditional theater district of Philadelphia.
• 1846 Blue & White Coverlet elaborate
  1846 Blue & White Coverlet elaborate bird & floral decor dated on corner finest we have seen in years '' x ''.
• (2) 19th and 20th c dresses to
  (2) 19th and 20th c dresses to include 1840's/50's, striped shot silk dress, pintucked bodice, hook and eye closure passementerie trimmed sleeves, staining to underarms, thinning of fabric, poor condition, hole to skirt near hem, 28" bust, 27" waist, and early 20th c net lace trained skirt and bodice, bodice lacking (1) sleeve, XS
• UNSIGNED DOUBLE WEAVE STAR PATTERN
  UNSIGNED DOUBLE WEAVE STAR PATTERN COVERLETca. 1820-1840; unbleached cotton and dyed green, red and blue wool yarns double weave coverlet with two-part center seam assembled with wrap bound head, fringed sides and foot, the border in compressed star design, 90"x 78"; Condition: extensive soiling
• DIRECTOIRE STYLE PAINTED CREWELWORK
  DIRECTOIRE STYLE PAINTED CREWELWORK BERGERE Mid 20th c., cream painted wood frame decorated with bands of carved rope and draped swags, 34"h x 25"w x 34"d, 18"h (to seat)
• TWO EARLY AMERICAN WOVEN COVERLETSTwo
  TWO EARLY AMERICAN WOVEN COVERLETSTwo Early American woven coverlets comprising one signed "Beauty of the West 1860", the second Ellen Mills Stillwater 1836 "J. Stiff Weaver". Condition: : stains, losses, repairs. Approximately 87" high, 75" wide. Condition: : wear, stains, repairs, losses.
• 19th century miniature portrait,
  19th century miniature portrait, gentleman with dark hair and black tie, verso with daguerreotype of young girl in window, unsigned, watercolor on ivory, American, 2-3/8 x 1-7/8 in.; oval gold-filled repoussé locket style frame, verso with engraved decoration and window; piece of paper accompanying lot "Stein and deceased daughter re: O'Rileys". Good condition. The Estate of the Late Francis P. Fretwell, Spartanburg, South Carolina
• 19C AMERICAN INK SILHOUETTE OF
  19C AMERICAN INK SILHOUETTE OF FASHIONABLE MAN United States,Early 19th CenturyFinely painted depicting a fashionable older gentleman with top hat, overcoat, and walking stick with gold wash highlights throughout.
• 1844 Charleston Slave Tag copper,
  1844 Charleston Slave Tag copper, diamond shape with clipped corners, made by John Mood, stamped "Charleston/1180/Servant/1844", 2-3/8 x 2-1/4 in.,
• ENGLISH SILK ON LINEN SAMPLER DATED
  ENGLISH SILK ON LINEN SAMPLER DATED 1840English silk on linen sampler dated 1840 , 16 3/4" x 12". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Light staining to borders. 1'' loss bottom left.
• 1824 United Stat
  1824 United Stat
• EARLY DOUBLE WEAVE STAR PATTERN
  EARLY DOUBLE WEAVE STAR PATTERN COVERLETca. 1830-1840; unsigned jacquard woven red and blue dyed wools woven with unbleached cotton, two part center-seam stitch construction, coverlet border compressed pattern, 96"x 68"; Condition: extensive loss of fringed borders, stitch repairs and restitched center seam, head rebound, some deep soiling
• George I style d
  George I style d
• Blue and white coverlet ca. 1840
  Blue and white coverlet ca. 1840 87" x 73". ?
• JACQUARD COVERLET. Midwestern
  JACQUARD COVERLET. Midwestern 1830-1860 wool. Two-piece doubleweave all wool coverlet in blues and red. Double border of steamboats with classical capitol building centerfield. 74'' x 81''. Areas of darned repair.
• TWO AMERICAN JACQUARD COVERLETS.
  TWO AMERICAN JACQUARD COVERLETS. Ca 1840s, wool. Each two piece in shades of blue, green, red and natural. Rose medallions, peacocks and building borders including churches. Areas of spotting. 80" x 90". And wreaths with star and vine borders. "Margaret A. Blouse, Wove Anno Domini 1846". 82" x 92".
• 1910's Wedding Dress.
  1910's Wedding Dress.
• 1844 overshot coverlet with stylized
  1844 overshot coverlet with stylized floral patterns in red green tan signature LL ''Made In Lower Saucon Anney Boyer 1844'' and signature LR ''Made By Thomas Marsteller + Lo Saucon 1844 '' (Thomas Marsteller (born c. 1812) was listed as a professional blanket weaver in the 1860 United States Federal Census taken at Lower Saucon Northampton Pennsylvania) some loose fringe 82'' l. x 96'' w.; and a woven blue black white blanket with geometric designs some holes 81'' l. x 55'' w.[Provenance: from Estate of Lila Sklar Antiques dealer/collector]
• FASHION ADVERTISEMENT, 1849Fashion
  FASHION ADVERTISEMENT, 1849Fashion Advertisement, 1849, "London and Paris Fashions for November 1849", hand-colored lithograph, sheet 11 in. x 8 1/2 in., unframed. Condition: Overall poor condition.
• UNSIGNED "GEOMETRIC" PATTERN JACQUARD
  UNSIGNED "GEOMETRIC" PATTERN JACQUARD WOVEN COVERLca. 1850-1860s; center seam constructed "Geometric" pattern coverlet with geometric use of same form in graduated sizes, red and blue dyed wool and white cotton weave, blue damask of chintz fabric bound head end, wool fringed sides and white cotton, foot band embroidered with owner initials "IK", 76"x 100"; Condition: some fraying along top fabric
• LOUIS XV STYLE GILT BRONZE CHENETS
  LOUIS XV STYLE GILT BRONZE CHENETS 19th Century along with a single chenet h:14 in. Other Notes: TPC
• PORTRAIT OF A STYLISH AMERICAN
  PORTRAIT OF A STYLISH AMERICAN WOMAN, CIRCA 1875 An Intense Young Woman with her black hair pulled back into a snood, wearing a black velvet trimmed chocolate silk gown with Belgian lace collar and bell sleeves, pale blue ribbons dressing the lace, displaying a gold and coral brooch, ruby gold earrings, gold and tourmaline linked bracelet, and a fine long gold chain going to a waist pocket that probably holds pince-nez eyeglasses, oil on canvas, unsigned, unframed, 30" x 25". Fine condition.
• First quarter 19th century each
  First quarter 19th century each with grey crown and script New Bond Street mark each with borders painted in the ''Rich Kakiemon'' style in the ''Dejeuney'' pattern of polychrome flowers within trellised oval cartouches on a cobalt blue ground with rich gilt foliate ornamentation centering the crest of a bird atop a rock resting on a blue and gold striped baton monogrammed ''JHR''(?) the associated covers monogrammed ''CTL'' 4 pcs the larger. 9'' H x 10.5'' Dia.
• SMALL SILK ON LINEN SAMPLER, DATED
  SMALL SILK ON LINEN SAMPLER, DATED 1840Small silk on linen sampler, dated 1840 , framed with an embroidered floral band on red ticking, frame - 14" x 7". Competitive In-House shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• First quarter 19th century each
  First quarter 19th century each with grey crown and script New Bond Street mark each with borders painted in the ''Rich Kakiemon'' style in the ''Dejeuney'' pattern of polychrome flowers within trellised oval cartouches on a cobalt blue ground with rich gilt foliate ornamentation centering the crest of a black boar's head resting on a blue and white striped baton monogrammed ''JB'' 4 pcs the largest. 16.5'' W x 12'' D.
• Mid 19th century woven in handspun
  Mid 19th century woven in handspun wool of natural ivory dark brown and black and indigo-dyed blue and lac-dyed red composed of stripes on a banded ground 171.5 cm x 141 cm 67.5'' H x 55.5'' W
• ANTIQUE AMERICAN COMB-BACK ROCKERCirca
  ANTIQUE AMERICAN COMB-BACK ROCKERCirca 1840With yellow paint and stenciled decoration.
• 1812 marking sampler, seven lines
  1812 marking sampler, seven lines of letters and numbers, stitched "Charity Chambers her work in the 8 year of her age 1812", silk on linen, probably American, 10-1/4 x 7-1/2 in. (sight); modern frame. Fading, browning of linen ground. Purchased from descendants of Quaker family originally from Wilmington, Delaware and Pennsylvania.
• An early 19th century oval ivory
  An early 19th century oval ivory miniature of a boy in a lace trimmed blue jacket with a large Garter cross badge and a swagger stick.