Art & Paintings
Estate sale in Erie, PA: Nov 14–15
Photos: A Trademark Sale via EstateSales.NET · 50 photos in the full listing
| When | Sat, Nov 14 – Sun, Nov 15 · 9:00 AM–4:00 PM |
| Where | Erie, PA 16505 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | A Trademark Sale |
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64 items identified in 48 of the listing photos.
- Antique oil painting of Alpine landscape with watermill, ornate gilt frame
- Bronze bust of woman in brimmed hat with green patina, tagged 'Bronze Bust'
- Antique oil painting portrait of a Boston Terrier wearing a studded black leather collar, signed lower right, in black wood frame
- Antique-style oil painting of two hound dogs (bloodhound/foxhound type) in ebonized black frame with gilt liner, likely late 19th to early 20th century European sporting art style or later reproduction
- Antique-style oil painting on board of jockey leading bay racehorse with groom, ornate gilt wood frame with ribbed and carved trim
- Framed oil painting of a bay horse in a stable, ornate gilt wood frame, signed lower right (signature not legible in photo)
- Framed oil painting of a reclining orange and white Brittany spaniel on a red cushion, ornate gilt wood frame, signed lower left
- Framed oil painting on board of boy with spaniel dogs in barn, signed lower left (monogram), ornate gilt and dark wood frame
- Framed oil painting on canvas, pastoral landscape with oak tree, river and farmhouse, ornate gilt wood frame, signed lower right
- Mahogany Federal-style secretary/cabinet on stand with inlaid oval ellipse door panels, brass ring pulls, single drawer and lower shelf (likely Kittinger or Baker-style reproduction, mid-20th century)
- Framed oil painting of a white cow in a barn stall, 19th-century style livestock portrait with ornate gilt frame
- Framed Vanity Fair caricature print of Rudolf Ludwig Karl Virchow, pathologist (c. 1890s, Spy-style lithograph)
- Ornate gilt-framed oil painting of a pastoral pond landscape with figures and church spire, likely late 19th to early 20th century European school in the style of Barbizon/Corot
- Bohemian Czech ruby red cut-to-clear glass vase with deer and hunting scene etching, footed trumpet form
- Antique American two-drawer stand with turned legs, likely cherry or mahogany, c. 1830-1860
- Ornate brass cash register, late 19th to early 20th century
- Antique bronze-patinated bust of a young woman in a wide-brimmed hat with grape clusters, likely Art Nouveau/late 19th-early 20th century spelter or bronze figural bust
- Brass oil lamp with ornate pierced font and decorative base, Victorian-style
- Stoneware crock with black transfer lettering reading 'FARMER', likely early 20th century advertising crock
- Antique copper bucket/planter with riveted body
- Mahogany chest of drawers with turned wooden columns and knob pulls, Victorian style
- 19th century French Provincial walnut buffet/sideboard with two cupboard doors, two drawers, and ornate brass hardware (Louis XV/Rhone style)
- Antique copper coal hod with iron lid and handle, late 19th/early 20th century
- Antique English mahogany longcase tall case clock with arched hood, 19th century
- Antique French provincial walnut armoire with arched fielded panels, 18th-19th century
- Antique European oak trestle table base with pegged mortise-and-tenon stretcher and carved trestle feet, 18th-19th century, with separate plank top
- Antique French walnut corner armoire with raised panel doors, 19th century provincial
- Distressed white painted tall corner cupboard with open shelves, farmhouse style
- Antique hand-painted porcelain reticulated vase with gold-trim handles and floral decoration
- Pair of vintage hand-painted cobalt blue and white porcelain salt and pepper shakers with red tulip motifs and silver-plated tops and bases
- Antique mahogany partners desk with brass-mounted drawers, Neoclassical style, double pedestal, approx. 1920s-1940s
- Antique needlepoint (petit point) framed picture of a King Charles Spaniel, tri-color, in mahogany frame with gilt inner liner
- Antique oak or walnut plank table top, two-board construction, aged patina, likely 18th-19th century European farmhouse style
- Antique oak-and-pine tall wall cabinet with interior drawers and bracket shelves, open doors (likely early 20th century or 19th-century American/European vernacular)
- Antique oil on canvas portrait of woman in white bonnet and red dress, 18th-19th century style
- Antique pine blanket chest or storage box with long lid and wrought strap hinges, likely 19th century American primitive
- Antique small wooden spice or till box with brass pull and drawer, primitive country store style
- Antique wooden dough bowl, hand-carved primitive turned wood, 19th century
- Antique primitive pine washstand / commode table with galleried top and lower shelf, tapered legs, likely 19th century
- Antique wooden campaign-style trunk with iron hardware on painted stand, likely 19th-century Asian or Continental
- Carved dark wood wall bracket/corbel shelf with acanthus leaf and scroll motifs, Victorian/Renaissance Revival style
- Framed oil on canvas pastoral landscape painting with dirt road, trees, and cottage, signed lower right (artist illegible), in wood frame with gilt liner
- Ornate gilt composition frame with antique-style oil landscape painting of a woodland path with birch trees and boulders
- Ornate gilt wood frame with small oil portrait of a young child in a bonnet, holding a red pouch on a cord, antique or revival style
- Victorian mahogany chest of drawers with turned columns and satinwood-banded drawers, mid-19th century
- Ship in a bottle model, three-masted clipper, glass bottle
- Vintage three-panel folding floor screen with peacock and blossoming tree painted scene on black lacquer-style ground, honey oak frame, Asian-inspired Art Deco style
- Vintage white porcelain handled basket with silver luster trim and floral spray, likely Japanese or European (no maker mark visible)
- Black ground gilt-decorated porcelain gourd-form vase with floral and bird motifs in Chinoiserie style
- Chinese-style black and red enameled porcelain Zun/Fencai-style baluster vase with gilt dragon and phoenix decoration, armorial-style cartouche motifs (reproduction or late 20th century)
- Brass leopard figurine with textured spotted body
- Hand-painted porcelain openwork vase with applied bird, gold trim, and floral design (possibly Japanese or Occupied Japan era)
- Chinese or Japanese six-panel folding screen with gold ground, hand-painted scholars and musician scene, black lacquered frame edges, with calligraphy inscription
- Set of Windsor-style spindle back dining chairs, solid wood, likely 19th to early 20th century
- Framed oil on canvas landscape painting with trees, winding path, and lake, ornate gilt composition frame
- French Provincial carved fruitwood armoire with shell crest, iron strap hinges, and drawers
- Large oval embossed brass tray table with scalloped rim, Anglo-Indian or Middle Eastern style, likely early-to-mid 20th century
- Mahogany drum table with leather inset top, brass fleur-de-lis mounts, and inlaid banding, Federal/Sheraton Revival style
- Mahogany wall-hanging shelf with pierced brass galleries, Regency/Federal style, two tiers with slatted backboard
- Ornate cast brass Renaissance Revival double-arm student lamp, converted to electric, late 19th century
- T. Eaton Co. Canada transferware ironstone pitcher, early 20th century
- Pair of black lacquered pyramid obelisk mirrors, tall tapered form with beveled glass panels
- Pair of rustic farmhouse trestle-base dining table ends with distressed pine tops and X-stretchers (matching sections, likely from a larger dining table)
- Patinated bronze/spelter Neoclassical figure of a seated youth in draped robes resting on a book, lion-paw base, late 19th-early 20th century style
Before you go
Item names come from our analysis of the listing photos, so they can be wrong. The best pieces usually go in the first hour of the first day. Check the organizer's listing for last-minute changes. More sales in Erie.