Property from a Park Avenue Collector
Early 19th Century Satinwood and Ormolu Mounted Gueridon; with Onyx Top and Inlaid with Various Semi Precious Stones and Marbles (39 inches diameter x 30 ½ inches high). Provenance: Philip Hewart-Jaboor Works of Art, London, 1987
Mammoth Gilt Bronze Serpent Motif Centerpiece with Oval Etched Glass Liner, 19th Century (26 inches wide x 16 inches deep x 13 ½ inches high)
Very Fine Pair of George III Mahogany Table Globes (Celestial & Terrestrial) by CARY, Dated 1816, on tripod Bases each fitted with a compass below (18 inches diameter x 25 inches high) Provenance: Hotspur, London, 1988
Rare Polychrome Painted Floral and Bird Décor Chest of Drawers, with Walnut Top, and Unusual ‘Lady Slipper’ Extending Feet, Possibly Swiss or French, Dating to the 19th Century (41 inches wide x 20 ½ inches deep x 33 ½ inches high) Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, London, 1988
Large and Rare English Crystal 14 Light Chandelier, by PERRY, c. 1830 Provenance: Marvin Alexander Lighting, New York
Fine Regency Carved Mahogany Sideboard, with original brass gallery and supported on Bacchic monopodia (87 ¾ inches wide x 27 ¼ inches deep x 37 ½ inches high (56 to top of brass rail) Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, London, 1988
Fine and Important Early George III Mahogany Breakfront Bookcase, c. 1755 (75 inches long x 19 inches deep x 98 inches high) Provenance: Stair & Company, NY; Former collection Jack Chrysler; Sotheby’s, NY, January 21, 1989, Lot 170, Hammer Price: $ 190,000
Remarkable Set of 16 (12 + 4 later copies) Chinese Export Dining Chairs, c. 1750 Provenance: Jeremy, Ltd., London; Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1988
Georgian Sheraton Period Four Pillar Dining Table, Bell Shaped Supports with Flared Legs and Ebony Stringing, Each Ending in Brass Castors, England, c. 1790 (164 inches long (w 4 leaves in) x 54 inches wide x 28 inches high) Provenance: The Provost’s Lodgings, Kings College, Cambridge; Hillford Manor, Sherborne, Dorset; Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1987
Rare Set of Four George III Adam Period Finely Carved Side Chairs, Retaining their original Needlework Upholstery, England, c. 1775 (21 ¼ inches wide). Provenance: Apter-Fredericks Ltd, London
Rare Sheraton Period Sofa Table Japanned in Black and Finely Painted with Flowers and Fruit, on Trestle Supports, England, c. 1790 - 1810 (39 inches wide/closed (57 ½ inches wide/open) x 22 inches deep x 27 ½ inches high) Provenance: Gaddesden Place, Hertfordshire, built by James Wyatt for the Halsey Family, 1773; Norman Adams, Ltd, London
Charles X Tilt Top Gueridon, with a triangular base, a singular carved and gilded wood column and a circular top decorated in eglomise with floral decoration surrounded by a border of gold ivy leaves on a black ground (31 ¼ inches diameter x 32 inches high) Provenance: Didier Aaron, Inc., New York
Pair of George III Satinwood Card Tables, the tops inlaid with paterae and with bands of painted floral decoration within a rosewood cross-banding, with painted frieze and square tapering legs unusually carved with beading, c. 1780 (48 inches wide x 24 inches deep x 30 ½ inches high) Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1988
Fine and Rare English Japanned China Cabinet, decorated with gilt classical figures and musical instruments on a black background; the top section with elongated oval brass astragals, Late 18th / Early 19th Century (48 ¾ inches wide x 16 ¼ inches deep x 96 inches tall) Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1988
Fine Hepplewhite Period Mahogany Settee, with Serpentine Back and Carved Shaped and Scrolled Arms on Cabriole Legs, in the French Taste, England, c. 1785 (84 inches long x 30 inches deep x 39 inches high) Provenance: Hotspur, London, 1988.
Monumental French Louis Philippe Period Savonnerie Rug, 2nd Quarter 19th Century; Having a central lattice medallion filled with flowers and architectural borders of aqua, rose, and wine in a field of Ivory (32’ x 20’ approximate size) Provenance: Parish-Hadley Associates, Inc., NY, 10/8/87
Louis XVI Citrus Wood, Boxwood, Tulipwood, & Tinted Wood Marquetry Oval Table, c. 1775 (27 ½ inches wide x 20 ½ inches deep x 30 inches high) Provenance: Perrin Antiquities, Paris, 1988
Fine Empire Period Bronze and Ormolu Six Arm Chandelier, France, c. 1800 Provenance: Mallett, London; Parish-Hadley Associates, New York, 1989
Fine Rectangular Brass Banded Wood Log Bin, with Brass Handles, and Tole Liner, on Casters, 19th Century (17 ¾ inches wide x 15 inches deep x 16 inches high)
Fine 18th Century Hepplewhite Pembroke Table with Shaped Serpentine Top and Bow Front Frieze Fluted and Fitted with One Drawer on Fluted Legs, England, c. 1780 Provenance: Hotspur, London; Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1987
Very Fine and Rare Regency Kingwood Sofa Table with Gilt Brass Lion Head Handles, c. 1820 (60 ½ inches long (when open) x 25 inches deep x 29 inches high) Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor
Important Pair of Early Georgian Walnut Side Chairs, Needlework Upholstery, c. 1735 Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, London, 1987
Extremely Important and Very Rare Pair of Queen Anne Wall Sconces, the exceptionally fine beveled glass engraved with children at play in a circle, England, c. 1700. (6.5 inches wide x 20 inches tall) Provenance: Mallett, London
Pair of Louis XVI Marble and Lion and Swag Motif Ormolu Urns on Rectangular Plinths, Late 18th Century, now mounted as lamps (7 inches square x 15 ¾ inches high = urns) Provenance: Partridge Fine Arts, Ltd., London, GBP 8,500 ($ 15,300 USD)
Pair of Gilt Bronze Decorated Blue John Cassoulets with Two Handles, 19th Century (9 ½" High) Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, London, 1988
Large Scale George III Ball and Claw Cabriole Leg Mahogany Stool, Upholstered with Floral Gros Point, England, c. 1780 Provenance: Provenance: Christie’s Lot 202, 10/22/88; Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1988
William IV Brass Mounted Specimen Marble Top Rosewood Hall Table, England, c. 1830. (45 ½ inches long x 15 ½ inches deep x 37 ½ inches high) Provenance: Rockwood Hall Antiques, New York
Fine Quality 18th Century Hepplewhite Period Serpentine Shaped Mahogany Card Table, c. 1770. (35 inches wide x 17 inches deep (34 inches deep when open) x 28 inches high). Provenance: Hotspur, London
Rectangular Cocktail Table comprised of a 19th Century Blue Ground Painted Leaf Motif Tapestry
Fine Scagliola “Flue Entwined in Floral Wreath” Decorated Thick Black Marble with scrolling border, set into a modern ebonized and gilt trim base for use as a cocktail table (49 inches long x 24 ½ inches deep x 16 inches high)
JERVIS MCENTEE (1828 – 1891). The Path Through a Birch Wood, 1889, Oil on Wood, Signed & Dated Lower Left with Monogram Provenance: The artist; to Ralph Cortell; to The Canton Art Institute, Canton, Ohio; D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc., NY, 2/16/98
ELIAS DURAND (1810 – 1895) New York Landscape, 1850, Oil on Canvas, Signed Lower Right, 29 ¾ x 40 inches Provenance: Private Collection, Basking Ridge, NJ, D. Wigmore Fine Art, NY 2/26/96
ADELE HERTER (1869 – 1946) Portrait of Susan Dows Herter, 1911, Pastel on Canvas, Unsigned, Pastel on Canvas, 24 ¾ x 19 Provenance: Robert Diehlman, Cuernavaca, Mexico (the sitter’s husband); Mrs. William Sergeant Kendall, Hot Springs, Virginia (the sitter’s sister and artist’s niece); Christie’s Sale # 7683 14 March 1995 Lot 39 American Paintings from the Collection of Dr. Clark S Marlor; D. Wigmore Fine Art, 2/16/96
Barr Flight and Barr Garniture comprising a Pair of Gilt and Floral Decorated Coupes and a Larger Matching Handled Coupe/Vase, England, 1804 - 1813, Detailed manufacturers information to the base
Barr Flight and Barr Vase Featuring a Painted Seashell Central Motif Surrounded by Gilt Detailing, Raised on Lion Motif Legs, England, 1804 - 1813
One of a Pair of Well Painted Porcelain Floral Decorated Plaques and Frames, 19th Century
Pair of Louis XV Giltwood Arm Chairs, Stamped “FALCONET”, c. 1755
Pair of Fine George III Chippendale Period Library Chairs, England, c. 1760
Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs of Serpentine Outline, in the French Taste, England, Second Half of the 18th Century (now with distressed upholstery). Provenance: Philip Hewat-Jaboor, 1987
18 Piece Unusual Hand Painted Coalport Moss Green Part Dessert Service, John Rose & Co, England, c. 1820-1825; Provenance: Sotheby’s NY, 10/16/87, Lot 370; Christie’s London, 2/9/81, Lot 11; Sotheby’s London, 3/12/74, Lot 181
Hand Painted Coalport Dessert Service, Each with Floral and Bird Motifs, 19th Century (24+ pieces)
Empire Mahogany Hall/Dressing Table, France, Early 19th Century Provenance: Parish-Hadley Associates, Inc., NYC, 12/21/88
Pair of Rock Crystal & Gilt Metal Candlesticks of Voluted Form, 19th Century, now wired as lamps
Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Hexagonal Baluster Vases, with Figural Vignettes, 19th century; Now Mounted as Lamps on Giltwood Bases. Provenance: Kentshire, New York
Another Pair, similar to above, with scenes set into a brown lattice work border Provenance: Parish-Hadley, NY, 12/27/88
Set of 24 Hallmarked Silver "Garrand & Co." Place Plates
Pair of Black Variegated Marble Columns of Tapering Neoclassical Form; Together with a Pair of Neoclassical Patinated Iron Urns
Collection of Silver Place Card Holders in the form of Putti playing musical instruments (maker: Wyler)
Set of Twelve Silver Bread/Butter Plates, Marked Tiffany and Company
Set of Four Hallmarked Silver Candlesticks, London, 1769 (10 1/2 inches tall)
Pair of Three Light Silverplate Candelabra, Late 19th / Early 20th Century (17”Tall)
Grouping of 4 Cut Glass Decanters, 18th / 19th Century