The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Elizabethan Room
in Charles Art
Brings $1,000
Notable Sale Closes With
Grand Total of
$511,852.

The notable Charles of London sale
OF antiques which held the attention Of
connoisseurs and collectors all week at
the American Art Galleries closed yes
terday afternoon at its seventh session
with total for the afternoon of $751;
375. a sum very close to that reached
by Wednesday nights sale at the Hotel
Plaza. The grand total for the 1.1S6
lots sold during the week amounted TO
$511,S52.
Three beautiful panelled rooms were
all disposed of to r. II. Maynard, one
OF them, the Elizabethan room with fine
carved oak panelling, bringing the high
est price Of the afternoon, $500. The
Queen Anne room of carved oak panel
ling, formerly part of Mddlemore
House, Grantham. England, was sold Tor
$500. and the eighteenth century room
)t panelled pine. designated as the
"Cruikshank room" from merchants
i.>use in London, went for $4,10O. Dur
irg the early nineteenth century George
Cruikshank, the caricaturist, owned the
house Of which this room was a part
and many of his illustrations for Char.es
Dick enss works were drawn in 1t.
Four decorative landscapes by Henry
r. Morland, 1730-1797. entitled Rustic
Bridge Over the Stour Near Norwich"
The Ruined Abbey Church" The
Farmyard" and The Wagner" sold to
W. o. Lindley for $4,000. Mrs. f. Il.
Storrs paid $500 for Louis XIV.
needlework walnut canape upholstered
in petit and gros-point. with details in
rare point St. Cyr. p. w. French &
Co. paid $1,000 for a large needlework
canale, French early eighteenth CEN
fury the same sum for four needlework
fauteils of the same period and $4,000
for a carved and gilded tapestry suite
comprising six fauteuils and a canape,
eighteenth century Aubusson. Mrs.
Schultz purchased Renaissance tapes
try sofa early seventeenth century,
Flemish make. for $4,000. p. w. French
G. Co paid $4,000 for four neediework
walnut fauteuils. Louis XIV. period. and
Otto Bernet. agent. $4,000 for ten jar
diniere velvet walnut chairs, queen
Anne period, and S3.S75 for five needle
work walnut chairs of the same period.
Other noteworthy items OF the SALE
the buyer and price paid were as fol-
lows:
Two needlework beech benches. Queen Anne
Two needlework carved walnut armchalrs.
Louis XVI. Mrs. Sherwin ....... 500
Two needlework beech armchairs. Dlrectoire
period. Miss Gould. ........- 49, e.oo
Two needlework walnut chairs. Regence
period. Mrs. F. V. Storrs. $3.50
Two needlework walnut armchairs. Louis
XIV, o. r. Villa. ............ ....'.'. st'o
Two needlework carved walnut chairs. Re
gence period Mr.. Sherwin. ....:.:.. .S1.ooo
Needlework state arnl.t air English f.nVsn-
teenth century, T. Williams. .........- 81, 40
Needlework walnut fauteuil Regence period,
Emil Pfeffcrcorn. .......,....:. 81 900
Two tapestry walnut state chairs. Flemish
Renaissance. G.. T. Huber G. Co. $500
-Four needlework carved walnut chairs. Queen
Anne period. Frank Partridge. $500
Two needleworll walnut state chairs, Louis
XIII. Hayden & Co.................. 1910
Two needework walnut state chairs. Louis
XIII. period p. W. French & CO.. SiG50
Two carved and gilded oval mirrors. Geor-
gan period, II. Reifsnyder. ........ .SlOjD
Two carved and glded console tables, Geor.
gan period, w. r. Hearst. ........ $1,000
Two carved and gilded mirrors. Chippen-
dale period. J. Curran. ....... go. .$lloo
Two needeworl walnut. tate chairs. Louis
XIII period. G j. Fuerth. ......... .sl+00
Two needlcw DIRK walnut armchair. Louis
NVI. Mrs Frcdericl;s. ............ 81 200
Two Aubusson tapestry B,rGGrcs. Louis IL
lipnc period. Mr.. X. NJ. Tilford. $500
Woodwork tic. arIn"hair, English g.eeYcnn.
tcorth century, T. Williams. 800. $1,000
Needework state armchair. English sever
teenth century. Mrs. H. NJ. Donahuc. 1913
Two jardinifre velvet walnut chairs, Cue n
Six noed'ework mahogany chairs, Queen s.nne
period. Mrs. r. O. Hutchins. Jh. i6ho
Needlework mahogany wing chair, Chipe1.
dale period f. Stevenson. 80. ..... 81 100
NJ edeworl mahogany wing chair, english
eighteenth century, Mrs. H. Nj pora-
Needework carved walnut canape. Louis
XVI. period, G.. T. Huber Co... 81 300
Two needlCw work ieut t., E-enca ea idg
Two needlework side chairs. Otto Bernet.
rW SseT Teedeworf side cbara French 81 aa 2iy
eighteenth century. Mrs. f. V. storrs.si $50
Two needlework side chairs, French. on~ly
eighteenth century; a: j. Halow 81 .alo
Six needlework walnut chairs, Queen Anne
period. r.. III. Maynn rd. 81. 100