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Collect: Americana
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- Sale 5819
Live
| Philadelphia
Mar 20 | 11:00 AM EDT
Live
| Philadelphia
Sale 5819
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$1,500 – $2,500
Comprising a covered sugar bowl by Eoff & Connor, or the partnership between Garrett Eoff (1779-1845) and John Henry Connor (1809-1854), with two handles, a lid with finial, and bands of repoussé shell and foliage on footed base, marked to underside; a covered sugar bowl by Nicholas James Bogert, with lobed body, two handles, a lid with floral-form finial, and bands of repoussé motifs, on footed base, the body inscribed, “Parker,” marked to underside; and a sugar bowl, by maker “IAE,” of oblong form, with gilt washed interior, two handles, gadrooned and chased rim, the body decorated with band of Classical motifs including sea-griffins, cornucopias, anthemion, and laurel motifs, on footed base with paw-form feet, the base faintly inscribed with name and date, “1823,” marked to underside.
H: 9 ½ in. W: 7 ½ in. D: 6 in. (tallest), Total weight: 60.63 oz. t.
From the collection of O.D. Noble.
lot 89: each with some areas of persistent tarnish commensurate with age; Eoff sugar bowl: with some rubbing to surface details, some minor occasional dings to body and lid; “IAE” sugar bowl: some tarnishing and wear to gilt washed interior commensurate with age, mild surface rubbing, with considerable rubbing to engraved name, solder repairs to at least two paw feet evident, and solder repair to upper part of another foot joint along base edge, with some silver solder evident to underside perimeter for reinforcement, base edge and body with with some occasional shallow denting and dings; Bogert sugar bowl: the lid with a couple knicks along edge, the body with some rubbing to surface details, especially patterned frieze, the body and handles with some scratches and some areas of stippled dings commensurate with use, the base edge with some knicks and some subtle impressed areas
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