Garth Chester

Pair Art Deco Streamline Bentwood Halabala Garth Chairs. This pair of Art Deco armchairs similar to those designed by Jindrich Halabala and A. Garth Chester. They have streamline Bentwood forms with a

Second quarter 20th century. Original paint and tack eyes. Seagull with faint pencil name "Chester B__", 10"l. and teal by Frank Hass, Wisconsin. Signed on lead weight. 12"l.

Nineteenth-20th century. Both have blue Qianlong marks, the vase is mid 20th century, the bowl is earlier but may not be period. Yellow bowl with flowers, bats on the interior. Faint hairlines. 2.5"h.

Possibly Tibet, late 19th century. Cast seated figure with worn gilt surface. Areas for cabochons, one pale green stone remains on belt. Missing piece from headdress, foot has attachment post on botto

Sir Isaac Newton "Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica." Editio tertia aucta and emendata. London: Apud Guil. & Joh. Innys, 1726.Third Edition with engraved frontispiece portrait by George ver

Probably Tibetan, 19th century or earlier, gouache on cloth. Central seated figure holding a conch shell and surrounded by mountains with demons below. Line of text at bottom. Back has inked urn with

Most likely Kentucky, 1st quarter 19th century, walnut with poplar secondary. Applied molding around lid, dovetailed case with line and tulips in flower pot inlay. Waist molding with line inlay, base

By L.W. Cushing & Sons, Waltham, Massachusetts, ca. 1880. Full bodied copper ram with attached horns. Weathered with traces of gilding. Some surface enhancement to bottom rod. 28"h. 30"l. including ba

Swiss, ca. 1970. Stunning Piaget bracelet watch with rectangular lapis lazuli dial, 18K yellow gold case and bracelet, crown to the back, manual wind and set, 18K basket weave bracelet approx. 1"w, 7"

Late 19th century. Black and clear. Two illegible labels on underside of foot. Engraved signature on body. 5.25"h.

Attributed to E.G Washburn, Middleton, Massachusetts, late 19th century. Full bodied copper stag with cast zinc head and antlers. Verdigris patina with some original gilding. 24"h. 30"l. including bas

Attributed to John Henry Belter, New York, ca. 1844-1865. Laminated rosewood. Ladies armchair with carved roses and grapevines. Red velvet reupholstery. 15" seat, 45"h.

Second half 19th century. Carved wooden sign in the form of a pocket watch with cast iron hanger. Layers of gilding and gold paint. Double sided with "J. Ricksecker" on one side and overpaint in gothi

Silk on linen. Well done example with finely stitched flowers, grape fines, various animals and crowns on either side of "Adam and Eve" with apple tree. Religious verses and initials above a large man

First quarter 20th century. Leaded shade in green slag rectangles signed "Tiffany Studios New York". 5"h 10"d. 2.25" fitter. Base with verdigris finish, tripod base with leaf shaped feet signed "Tiffa

Made by A.L. Jewel, Waltham, Massachusetts, late 19th century. Flattened, full body copper eagle on sphere with cast zinc head. Weathered with original gilding. 19"h. 24"l. including base. Ex Austin M

Fourth quarter 19th century. Stoneware with brown glaze. Incised "Compliments of John Golratz, with a little good old Bourbon in Cairo, St. Louis the future capital, Miss. River, Mounda, Anna Pottery,

Nine Austrian gold coins suspended on a 14K yellow gold chain. Coins include 1911 - 4 ducat; 1848, 1898, and two 1912 one ducats; 1905 - 10 korona; 1897 - 10 franc and two 1910 - 10 francs. Coins all

American, late 20th century. Stamped 14K white gold diamond solitaire ring prong set with one oval diamond measuring approx. 10.6 x 7.4 x 5.3mm, estimated weight 2.70cts., color - G, clarity - SI3. Ea

Hand colored aquatint on paper from Bodmer's "Travels in the Interior of North America". Published in London by Ackermann, Arthus Bertrand editor, Paris, ca. 1832-1843. "C. Bodmer" blind stamp at bott

"Louisville, Kentucky. Extremely rare unopened bottle, 100 proof, 4/5 quart. Bottled in bond 15 year old sour mash bourbon. Sealed with red US Internal Revenue tax strip bearing tax stamp no. 13416809

Signed and dated "Multi Flora, 1999". Mandarin yellow with pink flowers. Baluster stem, tear drop finial and ruffled shade. Electrified. 29"h. 21.5"d.

Two works by Archimedes translated by John Wallis Oxford geometry professor and teacher of Isaac Newton. Printed "Oxford E. Theato Sheldoniano 1676 on laid paper with early leather binding. Printed in

Lancaster County, ca. 1800-1840, poplar. Dovetailed with tacks and square nail construction. Tin hasp and hinges, latter held by rosehead nails. Original robin egg blue with red and white compass star