Winter Associates AUCTION
Monday, December 10th, 6:30pm
Previews: 12/9, 2-4pm; 12/10, 3-6:15pm or by appt.
***Heavy Snow Date: December 11th, call to confirm
Paintings; Sculpture; Prints; French Travel Posters;
Antique & Modern Furnishings; Chinese Export;
Majolica; Jewelry; Silver; Asian; Rugs, etc.

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Paintings; Sculpture; Prints; French Travel Posters; Antique & Modern Furnishings; Chinese Export & Majolica Collections; Jewelry; Silver; Asian; Rugs; etc.
PAINTINGS: Aaron Draper Shattuck (American, 1832-1928) “Connecticut Pastoral with Hay Wagon,” oil on board, 13” x 21”; Fremont F. Ellis (American, 1897-1985) “Autumn Upland, El Rancho de San Sebastian, Santa Fe New Mexico,” 1936, oil on canvasboard, 21” x 29” w.; Guy Carleton Wiggins (American, 1883-1962), “Totem Hill, Old Lyme” oil on canvas, 23” x 35”; William Merritt Post (American, 1856-1935) “Autumn Landscape,” oil on canvas, 15” x 24”; Charles Ethan Porter (American, 1883-1935) oil on canvas, floral still life, 22” h. x 18” w.; William Ashton watercolor; Thomas Charles Bale oil; Alfred T. Barraud oil; Robert Bolling Brandegee oil; Duncan Cameron oil; in the manner of Armand Dore oil; Tristram James Ellis watercolor; Jean Louis Marcel Cosson oil; Betty Gilman modern and abstract oils (10); William Henry Howe oil; Charles Day Hunt oil; Larry Kronquist pr oil portraits depicting Native American elders; Jose M. Labrador oil; Luigi Lanza oil; William Paskell watercolor; James Peel oil; Salvatore Postiglione oil on panel; Ernest Rocher oil; Helen Rundell oil; Esphyr Slobodkina oil; James Crawford Thom watercolor; Jim Youngman oil; assorted 19th C. unsigned American and Continental scenes incl. portraits, landscapes and genre scenes, some sold to benefit a New York institution.
SCULPTURE: Betty Gilman (American, 1924-2017) NYC abstract sculptor who worked in various media, 10 sculptures incl. two bronze “Awesome I and II,” 38” h., polished bronze, 1992, 26” h.; two wooden compositions, 34” and 19” h., stone from “Eruption Series,” etc.; two early 20th C. bronze garden cranes, likely Japanese, taller approx. 7’ 3” h.; Eugene Antione Aizelin bronze depicting standing woman in Classical robes, 27” h.; Two Tim Nicklin bronzes, c. 1980’s, depicting lioness and antelope; 20th C. cast metal sculpture depicting stacked figures; carved marble bust, Italian, after Dante’s Beatrice; etc.
PRINTS: Sol LeWitt (American, 1928-2007) “Shul Print (Six Pointed Star),” linocut, 2005, ed. 36/175; Grant Wood “Shrine Quartet,” AAA litho; Tavik Frantisek Simon etching and aquatints (2); after Henri Matisse offset litho; Conrad Hope Lomax etchings (2); etc.
FRENCH TRAVEL POSTERS: Nineteen discovered in a Rhode Island attic, includes Lac D’Annecy, by Roger Broders; Compagnie Generale Transatlantique by Jan Auvigne; several depicting destinations along automobile routes incl. Carcassonne, L’Auvergne, Les Aiguille D’Arves, etc.
ANTIQUE & MODERN FURNISHINGS: Continental: 18th C. Northern Italian slant lid desk, walnut and burl walnut; 18th C. Italian two-drawer commode with marble top, walnut; 19th C. Italian pietra dura top table, inset with pr colorful birds; Classical Revival gueridon, slate top, eagle and hoof motif; pr. Continental style cabinets, chocolate marble tops on pickled finish bases, 60” w.; Louis XV style salon set, five pcs. carved and gilded frames; Louis XV style writing desk, diamond lattice parquetry, roll top; Baker Continental style chest; English: Welsh/English stepback cupboard in two parts, 83” x 65”; 19th C. mahogany campaign chest; American: Neoclassical marble top pier table, mirror back, flame mahogany, 42” w.; pr Connecticut Hepplewhite side chairs in Kneeland and Adams manner, c. 1800, mahogany; Late 19th C. cabinet w/ carved and pierced griffin crest; Federal style butler’s secretary/bookcase; primitive American jelly cupboard; pr drop leaf side tables w burl veneer; Hepplewhite style dining set, table and six chairs; Drexel secretary bookcase; Modern: three bar stools with industrial chain link bases; glass top console table with metal industrial base marked “Veriere A Paris 1621 Cour D’Amoye”; folded curve form chair with plush camel upholstery; etc.
CHINESE EXPORT: Henry Francis DuPont (American, 1880-1969) provenance for all that follows incl. two sets of armorial: 147 pc. service, c. 1785-1800, shield and ribbon decoration with monogram (VOR?), grape and vine border, includes tureen, three covered vegetable dishes and many plates, also 25 pc. service, c. 1800, sword and wreath over oval inscribed “Pro Bello Vel Pace,” monogrammed “JWA” (Anderson family), grape and vine border, incl. two tureens, various platters, two hot water dishes, etc.; pr. 18th C. sauce tureens, fruit and floral decoration; late 18th C. tankard w/ blue and white decoration; late 18th bowl w/ hunting or equestrian scene; late 18th C. blue and white platter, 18” x 14”; famille rose mug, covered dish, small planter, brush pot, etc.
OTHER ASIAN: Chinese Export lacquer sewing table, decent through the family of Captain Francis M. Hinckley of Barnstable, MA, a 19th C. sea captain, double pedestal base, ivory implements and accessories; late 19th C./early 20th C. carved ivory tusk w/ carved figures, signed, 51” l.; carved ivory boat; carved ivory religious vessel, mother of pearl, coral, and turquoise; two 20th C. Chinese carved giltwood panels; Japanese carved ivory figures; 18th C. Japanese four panel screen, chrysanthemums on gilt ground, hand-painted on gilt ground, 57” h.; Japanese Awaji pottery w/ iris decoration, 6 pcs.; three carved green hardstone lamps; assortment of small Asian and Chinoiserie decorated cabinets, tables, etc.
JEWELRY: Edwardian platinum filigree pin with diamonds, 2.76 ctw, central CZ; 14K diamond engagement ring, .72ct; William Spratling type Mexican cuff bracelet, carved and cabochon amethyst; 22K gold band; 14K ring with ram’s head and garnet; 19th C. jewelry incl. mourning, cameos, jet, pressed glass, etc.; pocket and other watches incl. 14K and gold filled;
SILVER: 1767 English salver, marked London, crest w/ birds, 13” dia.; Two hallmarked ladles, 18th C. English and Irish; Tiffany & Co. “Shell & Thread” sterling flatware, 61 pcs.; Two Georg Jensen “Continental” fish serving pcs., four tine fork and flat blade server; William Spratling type Mexican cuff bracelet, carved and cabochon amethyst; Wallace trumpet vase, 12” h.; generous lots of assorted flatware, various makers incl. American and English, some ‘800’; English three pc. vanity set, hallmarked Birmingham 1907; etc.
MAJOLICA: From the Bloomfield, CT Estate of June Tucker, English, Continental, and American majolica, approx. 200 pcs. in 40+ lots incl. oyster plates, Wedgwood “Crustacea” plate, 19th C. French asparagus tray and cradle, maker’s include Holdcroft, Chesapeake Pottery, Griffin Smith & Co., Wilhelm Schiller & Sons, Clifton, Copeland, Villroy & Boch, etc., generous lots of plates, pitchers, vases, compotes and other vessels.
CERAMICS: Pair of Crown Derby figures, 8 ½” h.; Royal Doulton “Carlyle” dinnerware, 100 pcs; pair of Mettlach earthenware vases, 9 ½” h.; Weller Louwelsa art pottery flower vase, 14 ½” h.; Gustavberg “Spisa Ribb” dinnerware, fifty-two pcs.; KPM porcelain wall pocket w/ repairs; Limoges dinnerware, 12 place setting; glazed terracotta falcon, 17 ¾” h.; eight Tiffany & Co. trout plates; two 19th C. American salt-glazed cobalt and redware vessels; Continental cheese dome; soft paste ewer, 22 ½” h.
RUGS: Vintage Kerman carpet, 20” x 12’; modern carpets incl. William Morris style, 8’ 10” x 11’ 9”, Chinese seafoam green, 9’ x 12’, Serapi; Uzbek Kazak and Shirvan scatters, Serapi scatter; Uzbek Serab, Kazak, and Shirvan runners.
FLASKS/BOTTLES: GV-8 Success to the Railroad/Eagle Pictorial olive amber pint flask, c. 1830-50; GIII-7 cornucopia half-pint olive green glass flask; Two early glass medicine bottle incl “Buffalo Lithium Water”; assorted early American glass vessels incl. handblown and molded.
BRAZILIAN ROCK CRYSTAL: 20th C. bronze chandelier with teardrop pendants; pr Neoclassical obelisks, 25” h.; pr cubes on stepped bases; pr bowls, 8 ¼” dia.; desk set with bronze, c. 1930, French Deco style.
CHRISTMAS/CANDY: Antique German composition Belsnickle Santa, 8” h.; Eight Royal Copenhagen plates; vintage Christmas lights, ornaments, etc. including many from Victorian era incl. glass ball ornaments, glass icicles, folding candle lantern holders, glass fruit ornaments, etc.; Easter decorations including seven flocked rabbit candy containers; papier mache eggs, pom-pom chicks, etc.
IMPORTANT MISCELLANEOUS: 19th C. French desk set, bronze and marble; carved wooden fraternal/free mason cane, 36” l.; pr Griffin form iron architectural elements conv. to andirons; three brass nautical lamps incl. lanterns, compass, etc.; Victorian tole lantern, painted glass pane “V.R. Jubilee/1887,” etc.; Two ladies’ full length mink coats incl. one with black to mahogany pelts, the other medium browns; Two Hermes silk scarves incl. “Sextans” and “The Bull & Mouth, Regent’s Circus.”; 19th C. French style mantle clock and companion pr urns; nine octagonal wall clocks; 12” German bisque jointed doll by Simon and Halbig.
Winter Associates, Inc. ٠ 21 Cooke Street, Plainville, CT 06062 ٠ 860-793-0288
Chinese Export w. prov. Platinum, 14K, diamonds, etc.
18th C., H. F. DuPont provenance
Charles E. Porter, 22” h. Bronze, 7’ 3”
British, 83” h.; Majolica, 40 lots J. Youngman; Weller, etc. 18th C. Italian; French alabaster & oil J. Labrador, 42” h.
19th C. Carved tusk, 51” l.
18th C. Anglo/ Irish
19th C. Amer.; 18th C. Chinese Ex. CT Hepplewhite c. 1800
Gilman bronze, 26” h.
Vintage Christmas
William Howe, oil, 23” h.
Georg Jensen William Merritt Post, oil, 15” x 24”
Collection of 19, 40” x 24” Lewitt, linocut, 28” h.
Fremont Ellis, “El Rancho”, oil, 21” h.
Aaron D. Shattuck, CT, oil, 14” h.
19th C. cabinet, etc.
Tiffany Co. stlg, 61 pcs
18th C., H. F. DuPont prov.