1: A Group of Six Vintage Sepia Photographs of Brookland Wood, the Baltimore, MD. Home of Henry Carroll Brown, by the Todd Studio, Baltimore, 11 in. x 14 in., unframed. E50/100 Provenance: The Collection of Frances Carroll Brown and the Estate of

2: A Group of Extremely Fine Victorian Domestic Linens, c. 1900, consisting of a linen damask banquet cloth (90 in. x 134 in.) with point lace insertions, together with twelve matching dinner napkins, a similar round tablecloth with deep lace border,

3: A Good Pair of Edwardian Linen Tablecloths, (88 in. x 107 in.) with lace inserts and deep lace edging, together with thirty-two lace-edged, embroidered, and monogrammed "MPB" napkins of similar design and a drawnwork tablecloth. (34 pcs.)

4: A Very Fine Vintage Linen Tablecloth, (88 in. x 4.5 yds.) ornamented with bands of geometric drawnwork designs, together with nineteen linen hand towels monogrammed "G" and six embroidered linen hand towels. (26 pcs.)

5: A Group of Fine Vintage Domestic Linens, c. 1920, consisting of one linen damask tablecloth with lace insertions (86 in. x 108 in.) with fourteen foliate wreath and satin band linen damask dinner napkins, monogrammed, one large lace and linen

6: A Vintage Louis Vuitton Linen Canvas, Tooled Leather, Wood and Brass-Bound Steamer Trunk, the wood and brass molding applied with Louis Vuitton stamped brass nail heads, brass handles to sides, black, gold and red stencilling to sides,

7: A Group of Very Fine Victorian Domestic Linens, c. 1900, consisting of a linen damask banquet cloth (134 in. x 180 in.) with ornate monogram on a floral medallion ground, together with twelve matching dinner napkins, also with embroidered monogram, a

8: A Group of Fine Edwardian Domestic Linens, c. 1910, consisting of a cutwork and embroidery linen tablecloth (86 in. x 120 in.) with ornate monogram, together with nine similar napkins, twelve round cutwork doilies and four similar doilies of various

9: A Large Antique Oak and Black Metal Bound Trunk, "H.C. Brown/I" stencilled in black to front, height 26.5in., width 45 in., depth 24 in.

10: A Large Antique Oak and Black Metal Bound Trunk, "H.C. Brown/2" stencilled in black to front, later hinge to top, height 26.5in., width 45 in., depth 24 in.

11: A Fine and Very Large Vintage Linen Damask Tablecloth, (176 in. x 11 yds.), together with twelve linen hand towels in two patterns, monogrammed "MDG".

12: A Group of Fine Domestic Linens, c. 1920, consisting of a satin band and geometric pattern linen damask banquet cloth (88 in. x 140 in.), monogrammed, together with eighteen linen damask dinner napkins monogrammed "MPD", eleven monogrammed lace-edged

13: A Group of Very Fine Edwardian Domestic Linens, c. 1910, consisting of an oak leaf and acorn pattern linen damask banquet cloth (88 in. x 130 in.) monogrammed "MDG", together with fourteen similar dinner napkins, a laurel wreath pattern linen damask

14: A Vintage Brass and Black Leather Bound Trunk, Mendel and Co., Cincinnati, OH., trimmed in lighter leather with round nail heads, on casters, red stencilling on sides, "J.W. Gerard/N.Y.", lacking original side handles, estate condition, height 21

15: An American Sterling Silver Teapot in the Turkish Taste, by Gorham, 1899, crested, with a carved ivory handle, having overall hand-chased and engraved floral and palmette decoration, height 13 in., weight 35 troy ozs.

16: An American Sterling Silver Serpentine Shaped Serving Tray in the Turkish Taste, by Gorham, c. 1900, crested, with pierced handles and overall hand-chased and engraved floral and palmette decoration, length 17.75in., width 14.25in, weight 63 troy

17: A Fine American Sterling Silver Floral Repousse Oblong Bowl, by Gorham, 1899, with a wide deeply chased border of various flowers, monogrammed, length 15 in., width 11 in., weight 22 troy ozs.

18: An American Sterling Silver Center Bowl, Whiting Mfg. Co., R.I., late 19th c., round paneled bowl with elaborate rose and scroll decoration height 4 in., diameter 12 in., weight 33 troy ozs.

19: A Pair of American Sterling Silver Tazzas, Tiffany and Co., c. 1900, shell and pierced C-scroll edge, raised pierced floral panels alternating with chased floral and C-scroll sprays, conforming base with acanthus scroll feet, height 5 in., diameter 9

20: A Group of Extremely Fine Victorian Domestic Linens, c. 1900, consisting of a linen damask banquet cloth (18 ft. x 8 ft. 8 in.) together with thirty-five matching dinner napkins with drawnwork borders, monogrammed "MDG", a linen damask and point lace