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Sevres Style Gilt Bronze mounted porcelain vases

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Semi-Antique Kilim Runner rug / carpet: Hand woven, Wool and Goat hair with natural dyes. Tribal, possibly Caucus mountains region. Late 19th or early 20th Century, strong colors, 137" x 38" areas of loss to edges, and a few

0001: Semi-Antique Kilim Runner rug / carpetEst. $200-$400

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Turkish Wool Runner Rug / Carpet: Late 19th, or Early 20th Century, Turkey / Anatolia. Symmetrical knots, Blue Wefts, natural dyed wool on cotton warps. total fringe loss, and repairs reaching into the border on one end, and into the

0002: Turkish Wool Runner Rug / CarpetEst. $100-$300

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An Oriental Rug / Carpet 20th Century: Wool on Wool foundation, blue wefts, synthetic dyes, Blue kilim, likely a modern Caucasian / Kazak rug. 82" x 43" good condition,

0003: An Oriental Rug / Carpet 20th CenturyEst. $100-$300

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Semi-Antique Oriental Rug / Carpet: Wool on Wool foundation made up of light colored wool warps, and pink or red dyed single-shoot wefts. Low pile, natural dyes, symmetrical knots. Central field with an all-over Herati design. Finely

0004: Semi-Antique Oriental Rug / CarpetEst. $500-$1,000

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A moroccan Wool Rug / Carpet: 20th Century, Soft pastel colors, with central medallion. natural wool warps, light brown wool wefts, thick pile, symmetrical knots, multi colored kilim. solid condition, cleaning recommended.

0005: A moroccan Wool Rug / CarpetEst. $100-$300

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Persian Wool Oriental Rug / carpet: Wool on wool foundation on this tribal, and possibly nomadic textile. Natural light and dark (goat?) warps with dark side cords. Medium-dark brown wefts (two shoots) on different levels. Natural

0006: Persian Wool Oriental Rug / carpetEst. $800-$1,200

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Bradley & Hubbard Abraham Lincoln Bookends: Pair of Cast Iron Bookends with original paint and bronze finish. B&H foundry mark en verso. Each 6.5" H x 5" W. Excellent condition

0007: Bradley & Hubbard Abraham Lincoln BookendsEst. $200-$400

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Ladies 18K Amethyst Tennis Bracelet: comprised of Twenty-one 1 CT oval amethysts, Excellent condition, 8" long, Total weight: 14 dwt / 21.6 g, no damage or repairs

0008: Ladies 18K Amethyst Tennis BraceletEst. $500-$1,000

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African Shona Serpertine Stone Sculpture: This Carved Stone sculpture is an excellent representation of the fine African Carving to come out of Zimbabwe. The figural bird with its beak tucked under a wing, is in excellent condition and

0009: African Shona Serpertine Stone SculptureEst. $100-$300

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1911 $2 1/2 Gold Indian gold quarter eagle coin: Graded PCGS Polished, AU Details.

0010: 1911 $2 1/2 Gold Indian gold quarter eagle coinEst. $250-$350

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Bradley & Hubbard: Le Siffleur statue: after Waclaw B. Szczeblewski, Painted cast metal with cast iron base. Some paint loss, 17" tall.

0011: Bradley & Hubbard: Le Siffleur statueEst. $200-$400

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19th C. Folk Art Oil Painting: Retriever: This nice primitive and Folk Art style Dog painting is in excellent condition. work measures 18" x 22" and is unsigned. Canvas is clean, bright and stable after a professional relining.

0012: 19th C. Folk Art Oil Painting: RetrieverEst. $100-$300

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African Carved Stone Sculpture, Shona Zimbabwe: This beautiful and dark red serpentine-type stone is a representative gazelle head. Signed MAKORE, and standing 8" tall and 10" Wide. Minor shallow surface marks that can be buffed out.

0013: African Carved Stone Sculpture, Shona ZimbabweEst. $100-$300

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Reverse Painted Cast Metal Table Lamp: In the art nouveau style, paint loss to panels and lamp surface, unsigned, working condition. 24" Tall, 18" Diameter shade

0014: Reverse Painted Cast Metal Table LampEst. $200-$400

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Ladies 18K Diamond Heart Pendant & Necklace: Marked 750, Rose Gold, Retailed by Bailey Banks & Biddle, in Original box, excellent condition, likely unworn, seven full-cut round diamonds of excellent quality, approximately .35 CTW 18"

0015: Ladies 18K Diamond Heart Pendant & NecklaceEst. $300-$500

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Large African Shona Stone Carving: This Carved Sculpture bears includes a tag that reads: "Title: Man in a cave, Artist Mrs. Joseph Ndandarika, Medium Serpentine stone, collection of Ambassador Rawlings" This is a large and

0016: Large African Shona Stone CarvingEst. $400-$600

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Henkle Harris Queen Anne bonnet top highboy mahogany: Virginia Galleries, solid mahogany, excellent condition, 20th century, 90" H (top of finial) x 42" W x 22" D

0017: Henkle Harris Queen Anne bonnet top highboy mahoganyEst. $1,000-$2,000

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Brighton Sango "Freedom" Shona Stone Sculpture: An Abstract African Stone Carving Signed on the bottom "SANGO" 21" tall, x 10" wide, very good condition with only minor abrasions in two small places.

0018: Brighton Sango "Freedom" Shona Stone SculptureEst. $300-$500

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Large Scale Hand Built Pond Baot: Great detail, appears complete, some paint loss, measures 55" Tall, (including stand) and 51" Long.

0019: Large Scale Hand Built Pond BaotEst. $300-$500

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Two African Shona Stone Carved Sculptures: both depicting mother and child, the first 18" tall, signed M Musekiwa, with minor surface abrasions. The second, 12" tall, Signed Z. Njobo, with minor surface abrasions.

0020: Two African Shona Stone Carved SculpturesEst. $200-$400

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Gordon Hope Grant (1875-1962) Watercolor: Framed under glass, Signed lower right, identified by label en verso: "The lobsterman" Not inspected out of the frame. Work measures approximately 23" x 16" (measured by sight)

0021: Gordon Hope Grant (1875-1962) WatercolorEst. $400-$600

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Two 1899 5 Five Roubles Russian Gold Coins: Each AU+. .125 OZT each, .900 gold.

0022: Two 1899 5 Five Roubles Russian Gold CoinsEst. $300-$500

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Two African Shona Stone Carved Sculptures: The first of a dashing gazelle, serpentine stone, unsigned, 9" tall, and 16' wide. Very good condition. The second an abstract carving signed Cluadio Mapete, 10.5" tall, and 14" wide,

0023: Two African Shona Stone Carved SculpturesEst. $200-$400

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Frederick Matzow (1861-1938) Meriden CT Artist: Oil on canvas landscape with birches and stream. Mr. Matzow was a painter and decorator for Handel Lamps. Areas of surface loss/repair, work not removed from frame, but likely relined. Work measures

0024: Frederick Matzow (1861-1938) Meriden CT ArtistEst. $200-$400

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