O'Meara Benedict Dollhouse Miniatures

Silver Heirlooms, fitted with a George III style breakfront secretary bookcase; a Georgian style pedestal dining table by John Wilson Finn; a Louis XIV style four-light chandelier hung with nine rock crystals; a Chinese style chess table; a tea table by Gerald Crawford and a pair of marble pedestals, together with a collection of silver table articles, comprising: an ink stand and feather quill after the original by Philip Syng, Jr., which was made for the Pennsylvania Assembly, given to the Continental Congress in 1775 and was used to sign the Declaration of Independence; a chamberstick after Matthew Boulton; a snuffer and stand; a pierced fruit basket; an English Jacobean style bird cage clock; a pierced rectangular flatware tray; a poodle form centerpiece; a pierced compote dish; a rotary butter dish; a covered sugar and creamer after Freeman Woods; a milk jug in the Rococo taste; a Chinese style square bowl with dragon form handles; two tankards after Paul Revere; a pair of Louis XVI style covered sauce tureens; a Rococo style oval basket; a mustard pot after Peter Van Dyck; a covered two-handled dish after William Bateman; a cake basket after Fletcher & Gardiner; a George III style basket after Paul Storr; a covered oval serving dish; a child's tea set; two pheasant form table ornaments; a chocolate pot after Edward Winslow; a Victorian style punch bowl; a rectangular tray with repousse floral handles; an Adam style covered soup tureen; a pair of figural Quan Yin candlesticks after a 19th century Chinese example; a pierced oval bread basket; two pitchers; a two-tier flower basket after Charles Spine; a small teapot; a pair of Louis XV style thistle form candlesticks; two bone trays; a Victorian style kettle on stand; a Victorian style salt or pepper shaker; a cream pot after Adrian Bancker; a salt cellar after Paul Revere; a porringer after Thomas Savage; three venison plates after Paul Storr; a pair of English style two-arm candelabra after the original at Carlyle House in Alexandria, Virginia; a pair of William and Mary style candlesticks, a tea caddy after Simeon Soumain; a tea sieve after Paul Revere; a George III style sugar basket after Hester Bateman; a pair of monteith bowls after John Coney; a punch ladle after Daniel van Voorhis; a footed tea board after the original silvered brass example in the collection of George and Martha Washington, engraved with the Washington crest; a teapot after Peter Van Dyck; a silver platter with shell decoration; a fish knife; a pair of candlesticks with glass chimneys after James Gould; an English style two-handled rectangular tray; a pair of wine coolers after Paul Storr; an Adam style tea urn after the original English example with maker's marks R.E.W.E; a small urn; a sauce boat after Joseph Richardson; a creamer after Freeman Woods; a cold meat fork and a salad spoon in the Rococo taste; a covered chafing dish, a coffee pot after John Burt; an English style spoon; a cake basket after Fletcher & Gardiner; a mirrored plateau; a pair of Chinese style altar candlesticks; a creamer; a child's creamer and covered sugar; a teapot; two vases; a pair of candlesticks; a cow form creamer; a Victorian style silver-plate coffee pot; a teapot after Paul Revere; a pair of footed bowls after John Heath; a pair of salvers after John Edwards; a syrup pitcher after Paul Revere Sr.; a repousse handled tray; a Jacobean style chalice; a pair of Victorian style champagne buckets; a barrel shaped pitcher after Ebenizer Moulton; a pair of canns after Benjamin Burt; a bouquet of roses and a three-piece porcelain tea service set on a silver salver signed Starr.