nline only auction October 27, 2023 at 9a.m. EST with 600 lots including fine art, antiques, sterling silver, jewelry and more.
FINE ART includes print sets from "The Philadelphia Print Shop Ltd" Henry Bradbury's Nature Printed Ferns from "Thomas Moore's Ferns of Great Britain and Ireland. London: T. Moore, 1855, similar botanicals, ship paintings including one of Captn Jurgen Rahlff von Fenmarn, 19th C Colored "Ivorytype" Glass Photo, Oil on Canvas Painting Attributed to Luca Giordano, KPM Hand Painted Porcelain Plaque of Moses,
STERLING SILVER includes rare Bailey, Banks & Biddle Sterling Candle Stands, 19th C Philadelphia tea pots and more, piecees by JE Caldwell, Kirk, Chitry
GOLD watches, coins and medallions, and jewelry; designer watches.
Satava, Galle, Abelman art glass and others, duck decoys plus Jan Calvert's carved sparrow, antique and collectible books such as Georges Bloch 1970 Book "Picasso 347" and Books 1 & 2 of Catlin's "North American Indians."
Collection of items from Mary Gibson and her family, Mary Gibson Henry was a notable botanist and her plant collections were the first in creation of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University in Philadelphia.
There are also a few lots of fine and interesting furniture.
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LOTE 135:
Rare J.E. Caldwell Sterling Crab Plate & More
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Vendido por: $1 600
Precio inicial:
$
70
Precio estimado :
$400 - $600
Comisión de la casa de subasta: 25%
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Rare J.E. Caldwell Sterling Crab Plate & More
J.E. Caldwell sterling silver arts and crafts period crab and oyster dish with hammered finish and monogrammed on top and bottom (approx 315g). Small sterling silver arts and crafts period hammered plate with copper highlighted fish and crab (approx 3" dia, approx 36g). Bailey, Banks and Biddle Company sugar/creamer (no lid, approx 147g) and mustard / jelly lid with fly on finial (approx 43g). Total weight approx 541g. (From the direct descendants of Baynard & Mary Gibson Henry. Both were prominent figures and contributors in Philadelphia. Mary Gibson Henry was a notable botanist and her plant collections were the first in creation of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University in Philadelphia.)
