1: A Pair of Antique Louis XVI-Style 'Sevres' Bisque and Gilt Bronze- Mounted Covered Urns, late 19th c., with looped garlands connecting the handles and shield-form cartouches, note: restorations, one lid 'as is', height 14 in., width 7 in. Estimate -

2: A Pair of Antique Berlin Porcelain Bowls, mid-19th c., blue circular stenciled mark, each of Gothic design, the arched rim pierced with quatrefoils and outlined with gold bands, each reserved with a profile bust of a Roman soldier, diameter 11 in.

3: A Pair of Vieux Paris Porcelain Figural Flare Vases, mid-19th c., applied with figures of maidens, putti and birds, the rims and costumes finely painted in tiny floral and diaper motifs, note: old repairs and small losses, height 15.75 in., width 10

4: A Near Pair of Vieux Paris Porcelain Oblong Jardinieres, mid-19th c., with bleu celeste grounds and gilt ribs, bases and handles, the reserves a romantic scene on one side and floral decoration en verso, height 5.75 in., length 12 in., depth 4.75 in.

5: An Antique George III-Style Mahogany Hanging Cabinet, the arched cornice over conforming glazed door and shelved interior with canted sides, height 23.5 in., width 22 in., depth 6 in.

6: An English Brass-Mounted Oak Double Inkwell, c. 1900, the rectangular base on bun feet having a long open compartment fronting two square cut-glass ink bottles, note: chip on one bottle and replacement brass handle.

7: A Small Continental Brass Birdcage Automaton, 20th c., having one bird on a perch above a rectangular base set with panels of curvilinear foliate designs, height 5.5 in., length 4 in.

8: A French Zinc Architectural Fragment, 19th c., mounted in a painted frame, 20 in. x 45 in.

9: A Good Dutch Marquetry Tantalus, c. 1840, the slope lid over divided interior now with one remaining decanter, height 13.75 in., width 12 in., depth 9.5 in.

10: A Pair of English Victorian Eglomise Portraits of Young Ladies, mid- 19th c., paper labels of 'Geo. Hughs, Newcastle carver and gilder of picture frames, etc.' en verso, sight 16 in. x 13 in., in a period Rococo Revival gilt frame. Estimate -

11: A Good English Rosewood Stick Barometer, c. 1840, marked 'Gardner & Co., 21 Buchanan St., Glasgow', with beveled glass, the scale with integral thermometer, height 36 in., width 3.75 in., depth 3 in.

12: A Georgian Mahogany and Brass-Banded Peat Bucket, early 19th c., with openwork handles and three brass bands, height 10 in., depth 25.5 in.

13: An American Sterling Silver Tea and Coffee Service, Gorham, 'Queen Charlotte' pattern, 1927 date symbol, including a coffeepot, teapot, demitasse coffeepot, open sugar and creamer, engraved initial 'E', coffeepot height 9.125 in., combined weight 78

14: An American Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, Frank M. Whiting & Co., 'Botticelli' pattern, 1939, hand-chased floral decoration, squat bulbous form on openwork scroll feet, hollowcast scroll handle, engraved on the bottom 'EPPLER' and dated '12-27-50',

15: An American Coin Silver Cup, probably of Northeastern manufacture, retailed Young & Neal, c. 1830, marked with pseudo hallmarks of a head and an eagle and 'Young & Neal' in a rectangle, plain multifaceted tulip shape on a conforming stepped spreading

16: An American Sterling Silver Baby Cup, c. 1900, P.M.W. & Co., cylindrical with molded lip, beading and bright-cut engraving, engraved 'Edward Allison Thornwell' in script, height 2.75 in., weight 2 troy ozs., 18 dwts.

17: An American Sterling Silver Baby Cup, by Wood & Hughes, New York, retailed by Carrington, Thomas & Co., Charleston, S.C., late 19th c., cylindrical form with molded lip and footbands, hollowcast handle, engraved 'E. Earle Thornwell' in script, height

18: An American Coin Silver Dessert Spoon, Louis Boudo, Charleston, SC., wc. 1819-27, with down-curved fiddle handle, curved shoulders and single drop, length 8.5 in.

19: A Tiffany, Young & Ellis Fiddlethread Silver Salt Spoon, c. 1850, upcurved handle, rounded shoulders and engraved script initials on upperface.

20: An American Sterling Silver Baby Cup, Gorham, date symbol for 1875, cylindrical form with molded lip and base, a reeded band and engraved band below rim, engraved 'Alfred Arwtell Jr./FROM/RHODE HILL/ DEC. 25, 79', height 3.125 in., weight 2 troy ozs.