Home / ANTIQUE AUCTION - FRI, FEBRUARY 23 AT 6 PM / LOT 061 IMPORTANT NEEDLEWORK AND WATERCOLOR TITLED “SCIPIO RESTORING THE CAPTIVE LADY TO HER LOVER” BY SALLY HALE, ATTRIBUTED TO MISSES PATTEN’S SCHOOL, HARTFORD, CT. (1785-1825). THE EAGLE, CHENILLE AND METALLIC PIECES ARE TYPICAL OF THIS SCHOOL. THE OVAL PICTURE SURROUNDED BY 2 CORNUCOPIAS OF ROSE AND VINES SURMOUNTED BY A GOLD SPREAD WING EAGLE. THE VIVID COLOR DEPICTION IN THE CENTER SHOWS A YOUNG WOMAN BEING HANDED OVER FROM ONE UNIFORMED MAN TO ANOTHER, OUT THE WINDOW CAN BE SEEN A FACTORY TOWN NEXT TO A RIVER. ON REVERSE IS FAMILY HISTORY REGARDING THE PIECE, REFRAMED BY A FAMILY MEMBER, HE DESCRIBES THE ORIGINAL GLASS HAVING A BLACK BORDER WITH THE CAPTION ALONG THE BOTTOM, ALSO INDICATING IT WAS PURCHASED AROUND 1957 IN A “THIRD AVE. ANTIQUE STORE”, FRAMED. 23-3/4 X 24-1/2 SIGHT SIZE LOT 061 IMPORTANT NEEDLEWORK AND WATERCOLOR TITLED “SCIPIO RESTORING THE CAPTIVE LADY TO HER LOVER” BY SALLY HALE, ATTRIBUTED TO MISSES PATTEN’S SCHOOL, HARTFORD, CT. (1785-1825). THE EAGLE, CHENILLE AND METALLIC PIECES ARE TYPICAL OF THIS SCHOOL. THE OVAL PICTURE SURROUNDED BY 2 CORNUCOPIAS OF ROSE AND VINES SURMOUNTED BY A GOLD SPREAD WING EAGLE. THE VIVID COLOR DEPICTION IN THE CENTER SHOWS A YOUNG WOMAN BEING HANDED OVER FROM ONE UNIFORMED MAN TO ANOTHER, OUT THE WINDOW CAN BE SEEN A FACTORY TOWN NEXT TO A RIVER. ON REVERSE IS FAMILY HISTORY REGARDING THE PIECE, REFRAMED BY A FAMILY MEMBER, HE DESCRIBES THE ORIGINAL GLASS HAVING A BLACK BORDER WITH THE CAPTION ALONG THE BOTTOM, ALSO INDICATING IT WAS PURCHASED AROUND 1957 IN A “THIRD AVE. ANTIQUE STORE”, FRAMED. 23-3/4 X 24-1/2 SIGHT SIZE Place a Bid Category: ANTIQUE AUCTION - FRI, FEBRUARY 23 AT 6 PM Tag: auction Related products LOT 015 42 PC STERLING FLATWARE SET BY LUNT IN THE ‘WILLIAM & MARY’ PATTERN, NO MONOGRAM. 34.5 OZT (W/O 12 KNIVES) LOT 017 CONTINENTAL SILVER (.800) DRESSER BOX MARKED ON BASE ‘BEUTHNER’. 3-1/4″(H), 5-1/2″(W) X 4″(D), 8 OZT LOT 006 FINE PAIR OF FANCY STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS, SHEFFIELD, 1903-4 WITH MAKER’S MARK ‘HE LD’, 12″(H) LOT 011 4 PCS OF ENGLISH STERLING SILVER. (1) EXPANDING TOAST RACK, 1901-1902, LONDON, 3″(H). (2) 3″ TEA CADDY SPOON, 1796-7, LONDON. (3) 7″ RETICULATED 2 HANDLED DISH, 1906-7, BIRMINGHAM. (4) 2″(H) TANKARD SHAPED MUSTARD WITH COBALT LINER, 1902-3, BIRMINGHAM. 12.6 OZT (W/O LINER)
