A Pair of Russian Neoclassical Gilt Metal Mounted Malachite Veneered Urns Height 58 1/2 inches.
Condition
For condition inquiries please contact [email protected]

Framed dimensions: h: 32 3/4 x w: 39 in.

Other Notes
Harold Newton was a founding member of the Florida Highwaymen a group of African-American landscape artists painting Florida’s wetlands and seascapes.

Condition
1/8 in. diameter puncture to board lower middle edge, water damage to verso lower edge and areas of white house paint splatter.

Medium
Oil on canvas board,

Signature
Signed lower left.

Provenance
Acquired directly from the artist.

Bulgari Bvlgari 18k White Gold Serpenti Diamond Bracelet Metal: 18k White Gold Diamond: 2 Pear Shaped Brilliant Cut Diamond (0.80 ct) and pave diamonds total 49.41tcw. Excellent Condition. Will fit the wrist up to 7.75″

A rare and important French ormolu/bronze and Sevres style turquoise porcelain jewelry box casket on matching French ormolu/bronze table with Sevres style porcelain plaques. “The Marie Antoinette Jewelry Box” Late 19th century, circa 1880s. The box with inset porcelain plaques throughout including plaques of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette, and Putti, between columns decorated with crowned “LL”. The interior is lined with padded blue velvet. Measures: Box: 20″ high x 31″ wide x 18″ deep The rectangular ormolu//bronze table was made specifically for the jewelry box/casket, at the same time as the table. Goes to show how important and impressive this box was. The table, also lined with blue velvet on top, finely painted porcelain plaques. The sides painted with Marie Antoinette’s monogram. Table: 32″ high x 37″ wide x 24″ deep There are only two examples of this jewelry box and table known today. One is currently in a Museum in Tehran, Iran. The Shah of Iran bought it for his country and is on public display. The example offered here, is the other known to date. More information and photos available upon request.
Condition
Excellent

Gold splash censer, likely 17th/18th c.
Bronze
Marked on base
5″ x 7″ dia.
Condition
Typical antique condition, with minor scuffs and surface scratches overall. Light wear to gold decoration. Condition reports are rendered as specialist opinion by the staff of the Auction House and/or independent consultants and not as statements of fact. We do not guarantee the content of written or verbal condition reports. The absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with the lot. Please call us at (609) 397-9374 or e-mail [email protected] with any questions about this lot at least 24 hours prior to auction.

54 cal, 9 1/16″ round barrel with an oxidized bore. This arm is a good quality reconversion to flint and the metal surfaces have toned to a silvery gunmetal patina showing scattered old pitting and light dings. There is a small but rather deep tool mark on the left side breech along with the number “1785” scratched into the barrel. The original markings remain very clear however with a nice “P / US” at the left side breech, “S.” at the right and many of the smaller parts retain good sub-inspector stamps. A couple screws and some of the internal lock parts appear to be older replacements. The later-type lockplate markings remain mostly clear with some portions of the Federal Eagle and a few letters of “NORTH” worn away. The smooth walnut stock remains in very good plus condition showing some light abrasions at the tip, old small chips around the edges of the left side and scattered light dings. The stock shows some rather attractive grain figure throughout and there are good remnants of a cartouche on the left flat. A proper hickory ramrod with more modern steel ferrule is present and the lock functions crisply. Still a rather attractive example for the antique martial collector. (139387-17)

Prepare to turn heads and instill envy wherever you go when you carry this brand new authentic Gucci Lady Tassel Crocodile Bucket Bag crafted from beautiful beige crocodile. This current bag is sold-out in stores everywhere and for good reason. It features a flat looping shoulder strap with a drawstring top that has long tassels adorned with Gucci’s signature bamboo details. – Beige crocodile – Flat leather strap, 8.5” drop – Gucci logo at front – Drawstring top – Natural bamboo – Leather lining – Inside, one zip, two patch pockets – Measurements, 11.5”L x 12.5”H x 6”D – Authenticity, 354472-486628
Condition
Brand new with tags still attached. Includes original dust cover.

Colonial America
Paul Revere Jr. Silver Porringer Hallmarked “REVERE” (Kane Mark 7) With Ornate Handle Engraved “A*B”

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c. 1770 Pre Revolutionary War, American Silver Porringer by Paul Revere Jr., Hallmarked “REVERE” (Kane Mark 7), Boston, Used, Choice Extremely Fine.
This Hand-Made Silver Porringer measures about 5″ in diameter and 7.75″ including the attached handle, about 2.25″ deep. Hallmarked “REVERE” on the inside bottom. The ornate keyhole handle engraved on the front with the initials “A*B”. Identified as the left side has two shallow minor dings apparently acquired during actual use, which only tend to enhance the originality and character of this fine piece of Paul Revere made Coin-Silver Porringer. Reportedly from Elizabeth Baily Dawes by decent through the Reverend Ebenezer Dawes (1755-1822) family in Scituate, Massachusetts.

This fine quality Porringer is Hallmarked with the full “REVERE” Punch on the interior of the bowl at center with a small shallow centering pellet mark below. (SEE: Patricia E. Kane’s, “Colonial Massachusetts Silversmiths and Jewelers,” p. 848, and “Paul Revere Goldsmith” Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, p. 64. Mark 7 shown illustrated, identified as only used by Paul Revere, Jr., the American Revolutionary War Patriot). Weight about 7.54 troy oz. Length 7.75 inches, diameter of Bowl 5 inches. The engraved initials are sharply detailed and clearly in Paul Revere’s classic style. The central Hallmark punch is sharp and clear, showing actual light even wear from use and is perfect for display being prominently centered within the bowl, thus all of the important Paul Revere Jr. identifications appear on the outward and viewed side. Similar to Sotheby’s IMPORTANT AMERICANA Auction, January 22-23 2010, Lot 433, (Kane mark B), which brought $46, 875) our current example having a superior clearer central bowl Hallmark. Also, Sotheby’s January 21-22, 2011, IMPORTANT AMERICANA, Lot 169, (Kane mark 7), which sold for $80,500). A highly important larger size example of the Patriot Paul Revere’s fine Silversmith work representing a significant and historic period Silver collection highlight.

Zhou Brothers
(American/Chinese, b. 1952/1957)
Time Square Series No. 3 and Time Square Series No. 4, 1996
bronzeHeight: 22 1/2 inches.
Condition
Overall dimensions: H 55 1/2 inches W 19 1/4 inches D 12 inches For condition inquiries contact Nathan Brady at [email protected]

Light brown and blue, decorated with applied beads and rosettes.
A rare and unusual Doulton Lambeth Silicon Ware Bracket Clock, designed by Eliza Simmance, a major Doulton artist, designer, and decorator, employed by Doulton from 1873-1928, assisted by Nellie Garbett, employed by Doulton from 1879-1910, Arthur Willcock, employed by Doulton from 1879-1882, Edith H. Woodington, employed by Doulton from 1877-1889, and Elizabeth A. Gadson, employed by Doulton from 1876-1882. Silicon Ware was produced from 1880 to 1912, although examples exist through 1930. It consists of a very hard high-fired stoneware body in light brown and blue, covered in a barely perceptible matt glaze known as ‘smear’. Silicon Ware is usually decorated with applied beads, rosettes and medallions. Stamped DOULTON LAMBETH, artist marks.

Artist: Eliza Simmance, others
Issued: 1879
Dimensions: 16″H
Manufacturer: Doulton Lambeth
Country of Origin: England
Condition
Good