Bidspirit auctions | Locati LLC Auction Apr 19
Locati LLC, Apr 19. 512 lots, estimates 50 - 6000 $.
Locati LLC - Locati LLC is pleased to announce our April auction featuring over 500 quality lots including property from a Yardley, Pennsylvania estate along with consignments from Philadelphia, Bucks County, and New Jersey. Offered will be American and European furniture, decorative arts, sterling silver tableware, and works by Bucks County artists. Of particular note is a selection of rare books, including a first American edition, first issue of Charles Darwin's Origin of Species. Also featured are over 100 lots of fine jewelry from local estates and collections.
Lots in this catalog (512)
- Lot 1: A Group of Sterling Silver House Wares — $400 - $600
- Lot 2: Sterling Silver Tableware, Six Pieces — $400 - $600
- Lot 3: "Betsy Patterson" Sterling Silverware, Kirk & Son — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 4: Three Sterling Silver Candy Dishes — $400 - $600
- Lot 5: Two Sterling Silver Trophies — $400 - $600
- Lot 6: A Group of Sterling Silver Flatware — $1,000 - $1,200
- Lot 7: A Group of American Sterling Silver — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 8: A Group of Mostly Continental Silver Tableware — $1,200 - $1,500
- Lot 9: An Assorted Group of Silver and Decorative Items — $200 - $400
- Lot 10: A Partial Sterling Silver Flatware Service — $4,000 - $6,000
- Lot 11: An American Coin Silver Julep Cup — $300 - $500
- Lot 12: An Assorted Group of Sterling Flatware — $1,200 - $1,500
- Lot 13: Two American Weighted Sterling Silver Reticulated Compotes, First Half 20th Century — $100 - $200
- Lot 14: A Group of American Coin Silver Fiddle-End Spoons — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 15: A Group of Tiffany Sterling Silver Spoons — $500 - $700
- Lot 16: An Assorted Group of Coins, Some Silver — $50 - $100
- Lot 17: 1860-O Seated Liberty Dollar — $400 - $600
- Lot 18: A Group of 19th Century, Mostly American, Coins — $300 - $500
- Lot 19: Leonard Baskin (American, 1922-2000), "Andromache" Patinated-Bronze Medal, 1969 — $100 - $200
- Lot 20: (American School, Early 20th Century), Study of an Urban Garden — $100 - $200
- Lot 21: Peggy Zangerle (Pennsylvania/ New Jersey, 1925-1997), Still LIfe with Flowers, Seashell, and Lemon — $300 - $500
- Lot 22: Byron (George Byron) Browne (American, 1907-1961), Portrait of a Veiled Lady, 1943 — $300 - $500
- Lot 23: Leonard Baskin (American, 1922-2000), "Thistle II," Drypoint Etching — $200 - $300
- Lot 24: Gerald L. Lubeck (American, 1942-2019), Study of Mushrooms — $200 - $300
- Lot 25: A Federal Cherrywood Chest of Drawers, New England, c. 1800 — $400 - $600
- Lot 26: A Late Federal Cherrywood Pembroke Table, c. 1820-1830 — $200 - $300
- Lot 27: A Cherrywood Cabinet, American, c. 1870-1880 — $100 - $200
- Lot 28: An Estate Lot of Six Chairs, English and American, 18th Century and Later — $300 - $500
- Lot 29: An American 19th Century Softwood Step Back Cupboard — $300 - $500
- Lot 30: A Federal Cherrywood Single-Drawer Stand, Mid-Atlantic States, c. 1800 — $200 - $300
- Lot 31: A Painted Pine Sea Chest, Probably New England, 19th Century — $200 - $300
- Lot 32: A Walnut Two-Drawer Pin-Top Farm Table, Pennsylvania, Mid-19th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 33: An Assembled Set of Six Windsor Side Chairs, American, 19th Century — $150 - $250
- Lot 34: A Paint-Decorated Poplar Blanket Chest, Pennsylvania or Ohio, 19th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 35: Red Mir Boteh Persian Arak Rug — $200 - $400
- Lot 36: William Pierce Stubbs (American, 1842-1909), Portrait of a Schooner — $2,000 - $3,000
- Lot 37: G. Smith (American School, Early 20th Century), View of Newfane, Vermont, 1911 — $400 - $600
- Lot 38: Paul Black (American, 1951-2014), Coastal View, 1988 — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 39: An American Late Windsor Stencil-Decorated Settee Rocker, c. 1810-1820 — $200 - $300
- Lot 40: A Queen Anne Cherrywood Flat-Top Highboy, Possibly Connecticut, c. 1750 — $600 - $800
- Lot 41: American School (20th Century), Portrait of a Seated Young Lady in an Orchard — $700 - $900
- Lot 42: A Patinated-Bronze Figure of a Pointer, 20th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 43: Lilly Martin Spencer (American, 1822-1902), Study for "Psyche," 1843 — $200 - $300
- Lot 44: A George II Oak Corner Chair, c. 1750 — $300 - $500
- Lot 45: An American Queen Anne Walnut Slant-Front Desk, c. 1750 — $400 - $600
- Lot 46: An American Maple Tablet-Top Windsor High Chair, 19th Century — $100 - $200
- Lot 47: A Group of Five Carved and Painted Decoys, 20th Century — $200 - $300
- Lot 48: Four 19th Century Stove Plates — $200 - $400
- Lot 49: A Continental Pine Hanging Cupboard, Late 19th Century — $200 - $400
- Lot 50: A Pennsylvania Red-Painted Poplar Two-Door Cupboard, c. 1830-1840 — $1,000 - $2,000
- Lot 51: George Gallo (American, b. 1956), "Forest Stream" — $2,000 - $3,000
- Lot 52: Evelyn Faherty (New Hope, PA, 1919-2015), "The Sotter Studio" — $200 - $400
- Lot 53: Joseph L.C. Santoro (Massachusetts, 1908-1998), Snowy Landscape — $200 - $300
- Lot 54: Christopher G. Willett (Bucks County, PA, b. 1959), "Fell House, Holicong Road" — $300 - $500
- Lot 55: A Connecticut Chippendale Cherrywood Bookcase Cupboard, c. 1790 — $2,500 - $3,500
- Lot 56: A Pennsylvania Poplar Dry Sink, c. 1830-1840 — $500 - $700
- Lot 57: Gerald L. Lubeck (American, 1942-2019), Chickadees in the Snow, c. 2001 — $300 - $500
- Lot 58: A Collection of Fourteen Watercolors and Etchings by Thomas Forman Bancroft (American, 1864-1934) — $700 - $900
- Lot 59: A Southern Yellow Pine Pie or Food Safe, c. 1850-1860 — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 60: Two Sets of Brownie Blocks, Manufactured by McLaughlin for Palmer Cox, 1891 — $100 - $200
- Lot 61: A Nicely Bound 19th Century Photo Album — $100 - $200
- Lot 62: A Chippendale Walnut Chest of Drawers, Mid-Atlantic or Delaware Valley, Dated "1789" — $600 - $800
- Lot 63: A Pennsylvania Painted Pine Diminutive Blanket Chest, 19th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 64: Paul Crosthwaite (Bucks County, PA, 1911-1981), "Leaves" — $200 - $400
- Lot 65: An American Federal Carved Pine Mantel, Probably New Jersey, c. 1800 — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 66: A New England Painted Pine Lift-Top Chest-Over-Drawer, 18th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 67: A Chippendale-Style Mahogany Twin Pedestal Extension Dining Table, Late 19th/ Early 20th Century — $600 - $900
- Lot 68: A Room Size Persian Tabriz Style Rug — $300 - $500
- Lot 69: Betty Minnucci (Bucks County, PA, 20th/ 21st Century), "George Sotter's Studio," 2013 — $200 - $400
- Lot 70: Dot Bunn (Pennsylvania, b. 1946) Barn In Winter — $300 - $500
- Lot 71: A Swift Mill Lane Brothers Cast-Iron Coffee Mill, c. 1890 — $200 - $400
- Lot 72: A Federal Inlaid Cherrywood Chest of Drawers, Southern, Possibly Tennessee, c. 1800-1820 — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 73: Evelyn Faherty (New Hope, PA, 1919-2015), "Canal in Winter" — $300 - $400
- Lot 74: Evelyn Faherty (New Hope, PA, 1919-2015), "Snowy Canal" — $300 - $500
- Lot 75: A Federal Cherrywood Single Drop-Leaf Table, New England, c. 1800 — $200 - $300
- Lot 76: An American Chippendale Inlaid-Mahogany Linen Press, c. 1795-1805 — $2,000 - $3,000
- Lot 77: Christopher G. Willett (Bucks County, Pennsylvania, b. 1959) George Sotter's Studio — $400 - $600
- Lot 78: Rudy Krasnansky (American, 20th century), Barn in Winter — $100 - $200
- Lot 79: Gustav Nilson (Bucks County, PA, 1897-1988), Three Works — $200 - $400
- Lot 80: Christopher G. Willett (Bucks County, PA, b. 1959), "River Road, Point Pleasant, Bucks County" — $200 - $400
- Lot 81: An American 19th Century Pine Mule Chest — $200 - $300
- Lot 82: A Patinated Metal Heron Garden Fountain, 20th Century — $400 - $600
- Lot 83: A Polychrome-Painted Preacher Vertebrae, English or American, Second Quarter 19th Century — $150 - $250
- Lot 84: Three Nautical Watercolors, Including Ralph D. Dunkelberger (1894-1965) — $200 - $300
- Lot 85: (American School, 19th Century), Study on a European River — $300 - $500
- Lot 86: A Cherrywood Slant-Front Desk on Stand, American, c. 1840-1850 — $100 - $200
- Lot 87: Jack Bookbinder (American, 1911-1990), "The Spiritual" — $100 - $200
- Lot 88: William Ressler (Pennsylvania, b. 1929), The Farm — $200 - $400
- Lot 89: James Abbott McNeil Whistler (American, 1834-1903), Portrait of the Sculptor Charles Drouet — $500 - $700
- Lot 90: Attributed to Al Waters, Wrought Monel Metal Plaque Commemorating Emanuel Swedenborg, c. 1920-1940 — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 91: Five Antique Powder Flasks — $200 - $400
- Lot 92: A Ship Model of the Clipper "Cutty Sark" 20th Century — $200 - $400
- Lot 93: A Clipper Ship Model, The Flying Cloud — $150 - $250
- Lot 94: An American Softwood Cupboard — $300 - $500
- Lot 95: A Large Bench-Made Queen Anne Style Library or Meetinghouse Table — $800 - $1,200
- Lot 96: Michael Budden (American, b. 1957), "Where Crosswicks Creek Meets the Delaware" — $500 - $700
- Lot 97: Arthur Sarnoff (American, 1912-2000), Pond in Autumn — $400 - $700
- Lot 98: Chris Forrest (New Jersey, b. 1946), Red -Shouldered Hawk — $400 - $600
- Lot 99: Attributed to Joseph Johns (Philadelphia/ Bucks County, 1833-1877), Portrait of Mary Green Carey — $200 - $300
- Lot 100: Reginald Marsh (American, 1898-1954), Etching (Sasowsky 60), 1929 — $300 - $400
- Lot 101: Christopher G. Willett (Bucks County, Pennsylvania, b. 1959), "Ferry Road, Bucks County" — $400 - $600
- Lot 102: Christopher G. Willett (Bucks County, PA, b. 1959), "Van Sant Covered Bridge" — $200 - $400
- Lot 103: James Floyd Clymer (American, 1893-1982), Group of Six Watercolors — $2,500 - $3,500
- Lot 104: Al Barker (American, b. 1941) Mixed Media — $200 - $400
- Lot 105: An American Late Federal Two-Drawer Work Table, c. 1830 — $150 - $250
- Lot 106: A Room Size Persian Heriz Style Rug — $400 - $800
- Lot 107: A Hawkes Cut-Glass and Sterling Silver Compote Bowl, Corning, New York, Early 20th Century — $200 - $300
- Lot 108: A Classical Figured Mahogany Desk and Bookcase, c. 1840 — $200 - $300
- Lot 109: Gerald L. Lubeck (American, 1942-2019), Trompe l'oeil Still Life — $300 - $500
- Lot 110: After Reginald Marsh (American, 1898-1954), Study of a Man Lying Down, Etching — $200 - $300
- Lot 111: Wayne Beam Morrell (American, 1923-2013), "Furlong Pond," 1974 — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 112: American School, 20th Century, Portrait of a Seated Lady in Profile with Headband — $100 - $200
- Lot 113: American School, Late 19th Century, Classical Scene — $600 - $800
- Lot 114: William Merritt Post (American, 1859-1935), Lakeview in Upper New York — $400 - $600
- Lot 115: R. Camp (American, 20th Century), "The Cottonwood," 1905 — $300 - $500
- Lot 116: Hannah Tempest Jenkins (American, 1854-1927), Mountainous Coastal Scene, 1887 — $600 - $800
- Lot 117: (American School, 20th Century), Fishermen Casting a Net — $50 - $100
- Lot 118: Abraham Ortelius (Belgium, 1527-1598), Four Maps — $400 - $700
- Lot 119: Henry Popple, a c. 1740 Century Map of America — $1,000 - $1,500
- Lot 120: A 1597 Study of the Memoirs of Philipp Melanchthon — $500 - $700
- Lot 121: "Observations Upon Caesars Commentaries", a 1604 Edition — $400 - $700
- Lot 122: A George I Period Document — $150 - $300
- Lot 123: "Anecdotes of the American Indians", an 1843 Published Book — $100 - $200
- Lot 124: Darwin's Origin of Species, First American Edition, First Issue — $5,000 - $10,000
- Lot 125: Mary Cowden Clark (English, 1809-1898), 19th Century Novel — $100 - $200
- Lot 126: The Life of John James Audubon, First Edition Book — $150 - $250
- Lot 127: American Civil War, Memoirs and Biographies, Mostly 19th Century — $300 - $500
- Lot 128: 19th and 20th Century Ornithological Reference Books — $200 - $300
- Lot 129: The Good Earth, First Edition — $150 - $300
- Lot 130: Edna St. Vincent Millay (American, 1892-1950), Collection of Works — $100 - $200
- Lot 131: F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby, First Edition, First Issue — $1,800 - $3,600
- Lot 132: Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises, First Edition, First Issue — $400 - $700
- Lot 133: William Faulkner, Requiem for a Nun, Signed Limited Issue — $500 - $700
- Lot 134: John Steinbeck, Two Books — $200 - $300
- Lot 135: John Steinbeck, "East of Eden", First Edition, First Issue — $300 - $500
- Lot 136: William Somerset Maugham (English, 1974-1965), Cakes and Ale — $200 - $400
- Lot 137: Winston Churchill, Memoirs of the Second World War — $200 - $300
- Lot 138: Churchill's "Marlborough His Life and Times", First American Edition — $300 - $500
- Lot 139: Ornithological Studies, Cape May, Ohio, and New York — $200 - $300
- Lot 140: Ten Books by William Faulkner, Many First Printing Examples — $600 - $900
- Lot 141: Five Volumes of Bird Books and Prints, Peterson and Audubon — $400 - $600
- Lot 142: The Franklin Library, Ninety-Eight Hard Cover Bound Books — $600 - $800
- Lot 143: The Rivers of America, A Near-Complete Set of Books — $500 - $700
- Lot 144: "A Book of Trout Flies", Preston J. Jennings, Signed Copy — $200 - $400
- Lot 145: A Group of 20th Century Fishing Books — $200 - $300
- Lot 146: Ornithological Books, Sibley, Fuertes and Audubon — $150 - $250
- Lot 147: Poetry Books, Including Housman, Sandburg and Carlos Williams — $100 - $200
- Lot 148: "Woodcuts by Max Weber", a Signed Book of Prints — $200 - $400
- Lot 149: Frank Lloyd Wright, Three Architecture Books — $150 - $250
- Lot 150: A History of the Bell Telephone System, Seven Volume Set — $100 - $200