Bone, metal, some semi-precious stones in this lot of embellished boxes. The largest has a domed lid and leather lining, with a silver metal clasp, bone inlaid into wood, and what appear to be turquoise insets, 12&#34;W X 7&#34;D X 8.5&#34;H.  The &#34;skull&#34; box is silver metal fashioned over composite base, hinged lid, also with what appear to be turquoise insets, and glass marble eyes, likely from Mexico, 6&#34;W X 9&#34;D X 7.5&#34;H. And a charming little trinket box, made in India, with lid and polished hardstone decoration, 2&#34; X 2&#34;.
Dimensions:
see description
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Vintage Ornate Boxes

<p>Heavily detailed cabinet is a knock-out addition to any room. Every visible surface is carved, with panels representing various religious figures and motifs, surrounded by intricate floral and architectural designs. The top compartment has two doors, which open to a large storage area with smaller shelves to either side; the middle compartment has a single door and one large storage area; plus an open shelf at the bottom. Doors are secured with iron bolts. Wood unknown, possibly walnut. Very good condition. This is a large, heavy piece--you must bring help and appropriate vehicle. Ground floor. Dimensions: 58"W X 24"D X 69"H Pickup category timeslot {D}</p>

Jacobean Revival Cabinet

Signed statue of a falcon. Dramatic large-scale raptor perches on the falconer&#39;s gloved hand, head turned and wings folded. Black marble base, which needs a touch of goo-gone to remove the remnants of a decal. Signed and dated 2004, although the signature is illegible. We believe this is a zinc/lead alloy, with a bronze-tone finish. A few areas where the finish has worn away, as shown. Very heavy. Ground floor. 
Dimensions:
10&#34;D base, 15&#34; X 10&#34; X 24&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {D}

Large Falcon Statue

<p>A sideboard for the ages. This piece is covered with detailed carvings of fish, fowl, and the fruits of the field. Not to mention a few Green Man heads and some female figures, possibly goddesses of the harvest. Three drawers over three cabinet compartments, each with a single shelf (one missing, as shown). Original brass hardware, with heavily ornamented pulls for the drawers, and vertical pulls for the cabinet doors. One is missing the pull, backplate still there, as shown. Dovetail drawers, dentil and floral skirt, rests on column-top style feet. Wood unknown. Appears to have had a mirror or backsplash at one point. Large, heavy piece--you must bring help and appropriate vehicle. Ground floor. Dimensions: 82"W X 27"D X 41"H Pickup category timeslot {A}</p>

Jacobean Revival &#34;Cornucopia&#34; Sideboard

Chandeliers are one of those items that have been regularly replicated over decades using inferior materials and shoddy workmanship leading to early deterioration and a sense of aesthetic &#34;imbalance&#34;. This is not one of them!  This extra large chandelier was purchased at Restoration Hardware Item # 68060228 CRYS and features crystal clear pendants and chains of small beads meticulously strung.  According to the RH site it was inspired by the opulence of Victorian English lighting, the chandelier by Timothy Oulton juxtaposes a rustic metal frame with a profusion of crystal glass, precision-cut, polished and spaced for optimal refraction and sparkle. The 40&#34; chandelier is rated for twenty-five 25W max. E12 candelabra bulbs.  This item had been removed for transport and was fully functional when detached.  Extra pendants, chain links, beads, and wires are provided.  Candle cups lend the image of dripping when flickering candlebulbs are used. Heavy/fragile - bring help!round
Dimensions:
40&#34;W x 50&#34;L 
Pickup category timeslot {D}

19th Century Rococo Iron &#38; Crystal Chandelier

For the musician or the decorator! Great lot of drums, includes the handpainted dhyangro, a double-headed drum meant to be worn across the body by means of the strap. Dhyangros are said to have a male and a female side, and are used by shamans and monks as a connector between physical and spirit worlds. This drum is 28&#34;D. Three wood and cowhide African drums, all with heavy twine securing the drumhead. The tall drum with carved and painted wooden base is an African djembe, 15&#34;D X 24&#34;H; plus two tabla-style drums, the larger being 20&#34;H X 20&#34;D. And a senufo stool, 16&#34; X 13&#34; X 7.5&#34;H. Senufo stools are hand-carved by members of the Senufo ethnic groups of West Africa, spread across Mali, Ghana, Burkina Faso, and Ivory Coast. They feature curved seats and thick tapered legs. The short-legged versions were used in rural communities on wash day, to allow women to sit while they scrubbed clothes. Wear to drums as shown. 
Dimensions:
see description
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Drums And Senufo Stool

Three tiles, each with an image of an old man&#39;s face, with deep brownish red color to emphasize the relief. Age-appropriate craquelure to each. In brown linen mattes with gilt and dark green painted wooden frames, frames showing areas of wear. The framer&#39;s decals on reverse date these to pre-1950s, when all-digit dialing was introduced. 
Dimensions:
11&#34;square
Pickup category timeslot {B}

Framed Trio of Glazed Tiles

An ancient pursuit in the modern world, these clammers toil with an urban skyline behind them. Pastel colors and emphatic brushstrokes bring this cloudy day scene alive. Paul Goodrich, 1912-1991, was a listed Gloucester-based artist who painted what he saw everyday: marinas, wharves, workboats, and shorelines, and who also taught at his studio school in nearby Peabody. Like other examples of his work, this piece is signed only on the reverse of the cardboard backing, in pencil. In a simple pickled-wood frame; very good condition.     
Dimensions:
19.5&#34; X 15.5&#34;
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Original Paul Goodridge Oil: Clammers

A stunning pair of unique faux tusks, these are actually wood forms which have been covered with hand-carved cow bone tiles. Note: they are not ivory. Each tile has been carved in deep relief, many with delicate washes of color, and fitted over the wooden form to show scenes of Chinese warriors, most on horseback, amid swirling clouds. Each piece sits, perfectly balanced, on a heavy ebonized wood stand. They make a dramatic arching portal to an entryway or between rooms, and would be suitable in a home or shop. Note a few missing tiles from undersides of bases, which do not affect appearance or stability at all. Heavy. We have packing materials, but you will need to bring help to wrap and remove. Ground floor.     
Dimensions:
59&#34;H, 65&#34; with base, bases 14&#34;square
Pickup category timeslot {D}

Vintage Carved Bone &#34;Tusks&#34;  

ARMAND LEMO (France, 1811-1935).
&#34;Amazon&#34;. Signed &#34;Melo&#34; in right hand corner 

Known for his Art Deco style sculptures, Lemo captures grace and strength in this piece: a depiction of an Amazon mounted on horseback, a stylized archer in the right moment in which she tenses her bow, thus adopting a dynamic and elegant posture. 
A female figure, clad in a helmet and chain mail, suggesting her role as a warrior or huntress, sporting control and confidence, her right arm extended and her hand holding a spear. Unfortunately, this gal is missing her spear (we&#39;re still looking)!  The horse, depicted in great anatomical detail, is in motion, its body hurtling forward. 
Lemo&#39;s Art Deco style is in the sculpture&#39;s clean, geometric lines and simplified forms. The surface of the bronze (or as we believe, cold-painted spelter), is worn and wearing in a not unattractive patina. Spelter is a zinc-based alloy, often combined with lead or copper, and then &#34;cold-painted&#34; by applying the paint at room temperature to the cast metal, rather than being fired in a kiln. the paint on the pleats of her uniform indicate this process to us. 
The base also features dramatic Art Deco decorative elements, such as graduated stepped slabs of various colors and grades of polished marble. 
Based on available art market listings, multiple Art Deco Amazon Warrior sculptures by Melo (pseudonym for Armand Lemo), featuring the warrior on horseback, have been sold or listed by various dealers, often described as rare, cold-painted spelter pieces from the 1930s.
Sources: invaluable.com; artprice.com
Dimensions:
18.5&#34;H  x 29.5&#34;L x 5&#34;D 
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Amazon Warrior by Melo

An unusual globe hangs from a bronze ring, and showcases the heavens, with each astrological constellation depicted. From the map created by cartographer Geradus Mercator de Rupelmonde, 1512-1594. Mercator&#39;s early interests included cosmology and astronomy, although he is most famous for the development of the Mercator Projection, which was an early aid to navigation. Plus a full color lithograph map of the heavens, with the astrological symbols cavorting along with various other constellations. The original engraving was made by W.G. Evans in approximately 1833, &#34;under the direction of E.H. Burritt.&#34; Burritt was an astronomer and mathematician, and together the two men produced an atlas titled &#34;The Geography of the Heavens.&#34; Burritt was known variously as &#34;the forgotten astronomer,&#34; and &#34;the Carl Sagan of his day,&#34; and came to astronomy after working as a blacksmith. The atlas consisted of eight charts, which illustrated the heavens both seasonally and by hemispheres. This reproduction is from Janus Publications of the Wichita Omnisphere, which closed in 2001, dating this to the late 1990s, most likely. Currently under plexiglass. 
Dimensions:
globe 12&#34;D, map 28&#34; X 16&#34;
Pickup category timeslot {B}

In the Stars

Figures from classical mythology, rendered in brass and possibly bronze, include Pan with his pipe; Daphne as she is turned into a laurel tree to escape Apollo&#39;s attentions; a discus thrower based on Greek sculptor Myron&#39;s bronze original; a unicorn, smaller figures of Romulus and Remus, raised by their wolf mother, the Venus de Milo, and a dolphin; plus an outlier in the form of Don Quixote preaching, likely zinc alloy. 
Dimensions:
2.5&#34; - 11&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Small Bronze and Brass Figures

Hand-crafted raw wood with intact mother of pearl inlays makes for an eye-catching piece. Bi-fold doors over a single drawer open to reveal three more drawers. Simple wooden knobs, with two missing, as shown. Arched top and curved skirt. The inlays cover all surfaces except top and back. This is solid wood and a bit heavy. 
Dimensions:
16&#34;W X 9.5&#34;D X 30&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Vintage Mother of Pearl Inlaid Cabinet

Ornately formed silver leaf mirror, gesso over wood, features a crowning eagle, plus scrolls and swags and foliate embellishment. A few areas of damage, as shown, which to our eyes only add to the vintage glamour. Heavy, bring blanket to wrap. 
Dimensions:
27.5W X 42&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Ornate Silver Leaf Mirror

Introduce some vintage texture into your home with this eclectic lot of handmade wooden pieces. Rustic tramp art-style frame with gilt inner rim is punctuated with carved leaves at each corner; bottom left has some damage. Wooden back panel. Ready for your art; 16.5&#34; X 20.5&#34;. Two Chinese panels, 21&#34;W X 60&#34;H, were likely screens in their original incarnation, and can be hung separately, or, with your hinges, be used as a standing piece. Two smaller pieces: a beautifully carved small panel, and what appears to be some sort of hatch, likely teak; 13&#34; X 21.5&#34;. A solid wooden cherub with detachable wings and horn; 20&#34;W X 10&#34;D X 24.5&#34;H. And a carved folding book stand, great for cookbooks, large dictionaries, art books, etc. 

Dimensions:
see description
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Vintage Wood Lot

Boho decor for eclectic tastes. The wooden 8-point star table hails from Morocco, and has been hand-painted in abstracted floral and other patterns, in oxblood, sage, and pale gold over a deep teal ground. Some wear and two missing pieces of base trim, as shown. We&#39;ve added an electric lantern, for indoor or protected outdoor use, with cracks to one glass panel, as shown. And a massive brass bowl, with handles and incised patterns around the rim, plus a landscape scene in the bowl. One hole befitting its vintage status. 
Dimensions:
table 22&#34; X 22&#34;, lantern 12&#34;square X 24&#34;h, bowl 20.5&#34;D X 4&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Moroccan Star Table and Brass Pieces

Three brass powder flasks, two of them with embossed scallop shell, and one with elaborate scrolled design and still with its leather cord; the smallest is missing its cap, as shown. Flasks came into use in the very early 1800s, at first as English imports and then manufactured here, and gradually replaced the cow horns used with flintlock guns. One unadorned powderhorn with resin stopper and missing end, and a stamped copper-sheathed horn in two pieces, with carrying chain, missing its stopper. Possibly Persian in origin. Condition commensurate with age and use.  
Dimensions:
5&#34; - 12&#34;L
Pickup category timeslot {C}

Antique and Vintage Powderhorns and Flasks

At either end of the spectrum, the likely extinct ivory-billed woodpecker and the ubiquitous robin. Both are matted in dark green, under glass in oak frames. The woodpecker print was engraved and colored by R. Havell, after Audubon&#39;s original watercolor. Robert Havell Jr. handled all but 10 of Audubon&#39;s 453 plates for &#34;Birds of America.&#34; The robins print wasn&#39;t examined out of frame, so we can&#39;t see the likely same credit. Born in Haiti, Audubon was the illegitimate son of a sugar plantation owner and a chambermaid. Raised by his father in France, he immigrated to America as a teenager, using a false passport his father gave him, to avoid being drafted into the Napoleonic wars. His interest in nature combined with his rapidly developing skills as an artist, and his innovative means of staging birds he had shot so as to draw them most accurately. He traveled the country, observing birds, their habits, their surroundings, and began to create the watercolors that would eventually be collected in his monumental &#34;Birds of America.&#34; Truly monumental--each of the 453 plates was double elephant folio-sized, or approximately 2&#39; X 3&#39;, in order to show the birds at life size. He was obliged to raise the money himself for the publication of the 4-volume work over a period of years, which he did by selling subscriptions and paintings, to the tune of just over 2M in today&#39;s dollars. Both are in very good condition, with some creasing at the bottom of the woodpecker.
Dimensions:
woodpecker 23.5&#34; X 30&#34;, robins 23&#34; X 31&#34;
Pickup category timeslot {B}

Audubon Ivory-billed Woodpecker and Robins Lithographs

Crosses and religious imagery in this lot, drawing on Catholic and Orthodox faiths. Crosses are iron, brass, base metal, and one wood with a Florentine Renaissance image of the Crucifixion. A stamped brass and painted icon of Mary; a pair of wooden plaques with the chi-rho symbol; several framed pieces; and an unmarked cream porcelain figure of Mary and the baby Jesus. Bring a box.    
Dimensions:
crosses 12&#34; - 16&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {B}

Religious Items

A mixed lot of vintage rock, New Wave, pop, includes the Scranton pressing from 1967 of the Beatles&#39; Sgt. Pepper&#39;s Lonely Hearts Club Band, CSNY 4 Way Street, Talking Heads&#39; Remain in Light, a couple from the Police, Depeche Mode, Phil Collins, Prince, and more. Unplayed/unexamined. 
Pickup category timeslot {C}

LPs: 70s-90s Rock and Roll 

Tokename is a city in Japan, also known as one of the six ancient kilns of Japan, where production has taken place for over 1,000 years. The iron-rich clay used in Tokename ware was traditionally fired unglazed; more recent pieces are sometimes glazed. This large heavy vase, with molded ornamentation, was fired with a bronze-color finish. Stamped Made in Japan on bottom; one small chip, as shown.  
Dimensions:
8&#34;D X 12.5&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {B}

Japanese Tokename Vase

What an incredibly lovely visual relic, so simple, yet so instructive.  Way...way before smart phones, before you simply tapped  on the WORLD CLOCK icon and realized maybe you shouldn&#39;t call your pal in Perth at 3 a.m. there was this, the comprehensive Howard Miller World Time Display. It electronically shows how and why there are time zones that follow the sun and the moon&#39;s movements. It all makes sense when you see the full picture.  
It functions as an analog, electric-powered timepiece featuring a map with windows that display the current time in various world cities (68, to be exact).  The clock acts as a world time zone map, utilizing a rotating system behind the dial to show time differences across the globe. This original vintage 1959 model was lighted for visibility and to enhance the day/night display. (Lightbulb needed.)  It is enclosed in a thick oak frame with a glass pane.
Here&#39;s a video of how it works! https://www.youtube.com/watch?vo8_Mxd2MvDQ
In mint condition physically: Untested 

Dimensions:
26&#34;W x 17&#34;H x 5&#34;D 
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Howard Miller World Time Electronic Display

Lovely pair of original watercolors, in pebbly gold mattes and period narrow gilt wood frames. One glass needs replacing, but there is no damage to the painting. Each shows a peaceful scene of trees and water, rendered in loose, confident brushstrokes, with a calligraphic flair to the leaves. Unsigned, but the artist&#39;s decals are present on the reverse of both pieces. William Maurice Merrick McElroy was a Canadian painter of the late 1800s. 
Dimensions:
11.25&#34; X 9.25&#34;
Pickup category timeslot {B}

Pair Original William McElroy Watercolors

A unique piece, this large wooden horse appears to be resting, legs folded under it. Saddle, breastplate, and bridle are all picked out in gold, with applied glass &#34;jewels.&#34; Paint has flaked at neck and tail joins, giving this equine an aged vintage appearance. Body and legs are carved from one piece, with neck and tail attached at their respective bases. Heavy.  
Dimensions:
32&#34;L X 10&#34;W X 19&#34;H
Pickup category timeslot {D}

Folk Art Wooden Horse

Douglas (Massachusetts, USA) PARTNER MANAGED Estate Sale Online Auction - South West Main Street

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Six low wood Moroccan tea chairs with carved backs and woven rush seats, one 20th-century wood armchair with turned stretchers and rush seat, one 21-inch wide wood stool, one round embroidered pillow, bundle of Moroccan cactus silk ropes, total ten pieces

Carved wood Moroccan tea chair 1

Carved wood Moroccan tea chair 2

Carved wood Moroccan tea chair 3

Carved wood Moroccan tea chair 4

Carved wood Moroccan tea chair 5

Carved wood Moroccan tea chair 6

Transitional wood armchair with rush seat

Wood stool with rush seat

Round embroidered Moroccan pillow

Bundle of Moroccan cactus silk ropes

Low carved Moroccan tea chair with rush seat and cactus silk ropes draped

Transitional Jacobean-style armchair with rush seat

Tea chairs: mixed dark and medium wood tones, each with distinct geometric or floral carving, woven rush seats, approximately 14 in seat height, 17 in depth, 30 in overall height. Armchair: dark stained wood, scrolled arms, slat back, Jacobean-style turned legs and stretchers, rush seat, approximately 25 in arm width, 35 in height, 20 in depth, small missing part noted. Stool: dark wood frame, rush seat, about 21 in wide. Pillow: round, magenta fabric with multicolor embroidered Moroccan motifs. Cactus silk ropes: assorted bright colors, braided.

Six Moroccan Tea Chairs, Armchair, Stool, Pillow, Cactus Silk Ropes

Six original and traditional Moroccan tea chairs - all different and unique in various conditions - from fair to good. Included are colorful accent pieces including a stool, pillow, and moroccan cactus silk ropes .  We&#39;ve included a deep, wide berth rushed seat, handsome and very detailed  20th C &#34;transitional&#34; arm chair with turned stretchers and Jacobean flair!  (Note: small missing part in large chair) 
Dimensions:
Chairs: 14&#34;H to seat; 17&#34;D x  30&#34;H &#34;American Chair&#34;: 25&#34;W arm to arm  35&#34;H x 20&#34;D; Stool: 21&#34;w 
Pickup category timeslot {A}

Bid Date	Bid Amount
Apr 17, 2026, 12:06:51 AM UTC	$56.00
Apr 17, 2026, 12:06:51 AM UTC	$51.00
Apr 17, 2026, 12:03:40 AM UTC	$46.00
Apr 17, 2026, 12:03:40 AM UTC	$41.00
Apr 17, 2026, 12:00:54 AM UTC	$38.00
Apr 17, 2026, 12:00:54 AM UTC	$35.00
Apr 12, 2026, 12:48:32 PM UTC	$31.00
Apr 12, 2026, 12:48:32 PM UTC	$28.00
Apr 12, 2026, 4:46:43 AM UTC	$25.00
Apr 11, 2026, 8:57:50 PM UTC	$22.00
Apr 11, 2026, 8:57:50 PM UTC	$20.00
Apr 10, 2026, 11:11:49 PM UTC	$4.00
Apr 10, 2026, 11:11:49 PM UTC	$3.00
Apr 10, 2026, 3:31:20 AM UTC	$2.00
Apr 10, 2026, 12:44:05 AM UTC	$1.00

Lot #34: Six Unique Tibetan Chairs w/ Stool and Accents, etc

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, April 18 2026

Category A: 12:00 PM - 01:30 PM
Category B: 01:30 PM - 02:15 PM
Category C: 02:15 PM - 03:15 PM
Category D: 03:15 PM - 04:30 PM

Pickup Location: South West Main Street, Douglas, MA, 01516 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #34: Six Unique Tibetan Chairs w/ Stool and Accents, etc

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, April 18 2026

Category A: 12:00 PM - 01:30 PMCategory B: 01:30 PM - 02:15 PMCategory C: 02:15 PM - 03:15 PMCategory D: 03:15 PM - 04:30 PM

Pickup Location: South West Main Street, Douglas, MA, 01516 View Map (opens in new window)

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Category A: 12:00 PM - 01:30 PM
Category B: 01:30 PM - 02:15 PM
Category C: 02:15 PM - 03:15 PM
Category D: 03:15 PM - 04:30 PM