Pictures will be loaded often until day before auction.

 Living Estate of the Benedict’s from Wilmington and Harrell’s. 

Portrait of Sarah Forsyth second wife of David Forsyth. 

Portrait of Hannah Pauline Shallcross first cousin of Dolly Madison was told to me by the family, also a sampler and painting by Hannah.

Pictures of Miss Crimm and Warren Cadwallder. W

Scenes of Wilmington by Ronald Williams

Furniture-Desk Property of Mary Wilson Benedict. Desk was left to her as part of bedroom set by her grandmother Mary Wilson Little, from Wilson house in Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Left to her mother Mary Wilson Little Holt-Smith and then to her.

Chinese Chest have paper work from  the 1930’s

Vanity 1840’s-1850’s from Philadelphia 

Highboy from Kingston NY

Sewing chest Pennsylvania 1850’s

Half round 1930’s pine table

Mirror and dresser 1870’s from the Warner Family

Bureau 1810’s

Italianate table 1930’s bought in New York from a playwright, David (no last name).

2 child’s high chairs

1950-1960’s Drop pine leaf table

Slipper chair

3/4 Bed belonged to Mary Cadwallerder.  Twin bed.  4 poster Queen bed 1970’s-1980’s

3-foot stools

Coffee table was a library table at one time. Made by Holt & Smith that was mahogany traders and in the piano business in the 1700’s

All furniture mentioned above is in extremely good condition. 

Octagon table is split down the middle and has a metal trim and metal design down legs.

2 hand made Light House lamps

1 single student lamp desk

Student lamp with 2 shades 

Lamps

2-Tilt percolators/kettles family has been told they where from the revolutionary war.

Smalls-Candle snuffers 1 from the 1880’s, Steins, French tiny octagon bowl, Horse German, Figurines, Blue and Yellow perfume bottles small, 2 French men perfume bottles, Long glass perfume bottle, Tiny lady and dog figurine, Mother of Pearl opera glasses (Elammarion), Mother of pearl card holders, Matchboxes, Snuff box used by a Forsyth in the 1750’s Kingston, NY, Cloisonné French Snuff box, Knife Continental Cutlery Co., Horse harness ornaments, Hand held fans, Fenton, Vase Zeh Scherzer Bavaria Germany, Hair combs/horn, Glass Goebels, 2 small ginger jars, Tri Rich bottle, 2 Milk Glass compotes,

Copeland Spode cups and saucers, Corker, Prong and irons from 1700’s, 

Power washer, Craftsman tiller, Hunting stand, Stihl Chain Saw, SUV metal dog cage for vehicle

Christening gowns, antique infant hats, Crochet shawls, Memory quilt, Tack quilt

Books-from 1800’s to present there are more than what is pictured. The family owned The Country Bookshop in Southern Pines.

English smocking books, material, yarn