TOWNSHEND AUCTION GALLERY RTE. 30, TOWNSHEND, VT SATURDAY, JANUARY 15th 9:30A.M.
Takes place on 1/15/2011
At , Route 30, Townshend, VT, 05353
AUCTION ANTIQUES-COUNTRY-VINTAGE
We have combined the antiques from a generational Halifax Vt. family with the contents of an upscale modern Danby Vt. home offering an exciting auction sure to please even the most discriminating buyer. There will be an array of antique, country and stylistic modern furniture, decora tive accessories, listed artwork, fine crystal, china and other glassware, pottery, notable violin and other musical, several antique clocks, scenic hooked rugs and others, many unusual collectables and much more.
particular note we will offer a beautiful square grand piano (personal piano of Maxine Stellman Caruso). Be sure to check our website for photos and listing.
Exhibition is 2-5pm on Friday and at 8:30am on Saturday. A classic arts & crafts style oak hall tree w/lift seat, orig. iron hooks etc.—A pretty pumpkin pine huntboard w/overhead drawers—Exceptional @1760 oval stretcher base tavern table—A great example of C.H. Eddy pine lift top ice box on turnip feet an a wonderful small size oak ice chest—A cute small sized grain painted hall bench—A nice Amish style hooded settle—A wonderful arts & crafts style oak sideboard—An astounding fancy carved sideboard w/back mirror—A pair of mid 19th century rush seat Hitchcock stenciled side chairs—Queen Anne tilt-top tea table w/birdcage—A nice walnut Gov. Winthrop slant lid desk—Very comfy leather tufted easy chair—”Pooley” floor model crank cased victrola w/lots of early records and a pretty mahogany music cabinet w/musician decorated front—A fancy carved French writing desk w/glass top—A three section Barristers bookcase—A huge extra fancy Eastlake Victorian pier mirror (ya really hafta’ see this)—A nice clean Victorian medallion back parlor sofa—Extra pretty stenciled Boston rocker—A nice 19th century ¾ rope bed complete—A nice country pine lift top blanket box w/two bottom drawers, cut base—Mahogany fliptop games table—Fancy country what-not shelf and a nice early country wash stand—Early 19th century herb rack—Lane Queen Anne style cedar lined dower chest w/drawer–A wonderful example of Danish Modern kidney shaped glass top low table on teak base—A fine triple arch brass floor lamp—A nice moderne four drawer walnut chest—An exceptional Adirondack foyer bench—A superior quality cherry dining table w/extra leaves and a set of eight chairs—A matching lighted china/hutch—A pretty paint decorated pantry cupboard—Like new queen size sleigh bed w/box & matt… A wonderful “Furnivals” English footed porcelain bowl w/brown & turquoise transfer decorated —A set of twelve Burgess & Leigh “Burleighware” plates—Pretty set of twelve Lennox brown & gold demitasse (Y-14-10)—J.G. Meakin covered ironstone serving dish w/crown handles—Large white Queensware charger—An exceptional 15 ½ inch hand painted Limoges “Trout” platter—A very pretty Tunbridge Castle Surry blue platter—An English blue & white platter w/depiction of a turkey “made expressly for Koscherak Bro. NY”—A set of four Johnson Bros. “His Majesty” dinner plates w/a tom turkey painting—Alfred Meakin “Reverie” red transfer pitcher—Eighteen pieces of Villeroy & Bach “Burgenland” soup plates; tureen; covered veg.; gravy boat; platter and dinner plates—Set of twelve Royal Worcester demitasse—Waterford crystal wine caddy w/coasters—Lots of “Orrefors” crystal inc. bowls; salad plates and stemware—A set of six Heisey ice cream bowls—A nice choice from a collection of Fenton to include an irredescent pink angel; a cranberry pitcher; a pair of daffodil decorated footed vases; cran berry top hat basket w/app. handle; cranberry rose bowl hand paint decorated by “D. Cutshaw”; an artist signed Burmeses compote “L. Lubrom”; a pretty aqua/blue basket; a dark blue footed bowl; a blue bird figure and more—Other items of interest include an important violin “Copy Joh. Bapt. Schweitzer (fecit at forman) Hieronym Amati Pestini 1813″—a great English coal hod w/paint decoration—Several early childhood inc. a nice high wheel tricycle; a wonderful American folkart hobby horse; Bar Harbor wicker rocker, early compo Kewpie Doll w/orig. dress & shoes and more—Colonial pewter ships decanter—A sculpture depicting a fish w/a rams horn body and bronze head & tail—A rare wooden Priests box w/cuffs inside (buttons engraved “In hoc Signo vinces”)—An Egyptian soapstone cat sitting on a scarrob—A great pair of cast iron owl andirons—Sterling items Gorham candle sticks, unusual Japanese “Kuyuda 950″ sterling cigarette case—A nice silver plate engraved “Cracker” jar and more…Clocks inc. a fine large Ingraham Banjo; an early Ogee; a fancy Gingerbread; a modern chiming Grandfather and more—Fabulous scenic hooked rugs inc. a sugaring scene; a fireplace aglow; an antlered buck deer; a country; a great geometric pattern etc.—Also a pretty 19th century wool Kilim, several hand knotted area rugs carpets—Artwork to include an original water color depiction of a fly fisherman signed “Reneson” and another fly fishing water color by H. Musser—Landscape of Mountains buildings and people watercolor on rice paper—Pastel seascape signed Fredric A McNeal–Woodcut titled “Found Torso” signed Dorthy Mattews ’60–John L. Stoddards “Portfolio of Photographs” (Famous cities scenes & paintings)—A collection of over 70 “Photogravures” by varying artist from late 1800′s—A painted abstract figure on cloth illegibly signed dated 1975—Many early prints inc. Currier & Ives “Fruit”—Vanity Fairs may 31 1873 Judges #8 “A little Lush”; “A Man of Law and Broad Acres”; June 2 1904 “Slim” and others—A Tiger by Linda Wacasty–Other good paper . a large lot of sheet music w/many great covers—A small lot of play bills—Several early childrens books and much more. townshendauctions.com
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