Parke-Bernet Galleries; Hearst, William Randolph [Oth.]: The William Randolph Hearst collection (part 2): Important American furniture of distinguished provenance by Philadelphia, New England and New York cabinetmakers: historical blue Staffordshire ware : public sale: November 17, 18 and 19 (Katalog Nr. 64) (New York: Parke-Bernet Galleries, 1938)

THIRD SESSION

SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 19TH

413. Boston and Bunkers Hill T. Godwin
Octagonal platter, printed in mulberry with view of Boston and
Bunker Hill from Chelsea. Scarce. Length, 16 inches
Collection of J. T. Whiting, Boston, Mass., 1912

414. Boston and Bunkers Hill T. Godwin
Platter, printed in light blue; floral border. Length, 15% inches
Collection of Mrs C. W. Samson, New York, 1913

415. Views of the Erie Canal E. Wood Cf Sons
Pitcher, dark blue; proof. Height, 9 inches
Collection of Jacob Paxson Temple, New York, 1922

416. Little Falls at Luzerne, Hudson River James Clews
Platter, printed in mulberry with good view of the river and falls,
within a flower and scroll border. Impressed mark.
Length, 17% inches
Collection of George Kellogg, New York, 1925

417. Little Falls at Luzerne, Hudson River James Clews
Platter, with similar view to preceding, but printed in sepia.
Length, 17 y inches
Collection of Mrs C. W. Samson, New York, 1913

418. View of Baltimore C. Meigh
Pitcher and basin, light blue; with the above named view.
Diameter of basin, 13 inches
Collection of C. E. Locke, New York, 1916
419. State House, Boston Jos. Stubbs
Platter, dark and medium blue; three cows in foreground, tree on left,
four shrubs on right; proof. Length, 14% inches
Collection of A. M. Burritt, New York, 1903
420. Bank of the United States, Philadelphia Jos. Stubbs
Two plates, dark blue; proof. Diameter, 10 inches
Collections of E. B. Holden, and F. C. Morse, New’ York, 1910 and
1912

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