The Estate of the late George Edward Gamble, Jr and Jeanell Gamble

We are honored to present the distinguished estate of the late George Edward Gamble, Jr., and Jeanell Gamble of Hernando, Mississippi—an exceptional and cohesive collection of museum-quality antiques and fine decorative arts assembled with discerning taste over a lifetime.

Important Furnishings

A refined selection of period American and European pieces, including:

• Victorian walnut and burl cylinder secretary desk and bookcase

• American Rococo Revival walnut corner étagère (“Corner Whatnot”), circa 1860s–1870s

• American Rococo Revival walnut étagère/pier stand

• Belter-attributed rosewood pier table, circa 1850s

• Matching Meeks parlor suite comprising sofa, two armchairs, and four side chairs, circa 1850s

• Monumental Rococo Revival walnut high-back beds

• Japanese Meiji-period carved teak “Dragon Throne” armchair

• Victorian walnut gentlemen’s shaving stand, circa 1870s

• English Regency mahogany sarcophagus wine cooler, circa 1820s

• Victorian walnut and burl mirror-back sideboard

• Chinese export Hongmu console table, late Qing dynasty, circa 1860s

• Victorian Rococo Revival walnut duchess vanity

• Victorian walnut mirror-back dresser attributed to Mallard

• Pair of Victorian walnut and burl nightstands

• Rococo Revival carved rosewood side chairs

• An extensive group of marble-top tables

• Renaissance Revival carved oak hall bench with winged lions

• Antique French Provincial walnut and burl cabinet

• Hand-painted French Venetian credenza

Lighting

An outstanding assemblage of period lighting, highlighted by an extensive group of authentic Pairpoint reverse-painted and “Puffy” lamps (many signed and numbered), a Tiffany Studios “Jonquil/Daffodil” leaded-glass lamp, an American Brilliant Period cut-glass lamp, and Art Nouveau figural bronze lamps.

Porcelain, Glass & Decorative Arts

Japanese Imari and Satsuma porcelain; Victorian uranium and cranberry epergnes; hand-painted porcelain plaques; Baccarat Rubina vases; a signed Tiffany vase; National brass cash registers; an original painting by Liam Keely; a rare Salvador Dalí serigraph; a Regina disc music box with animated scene; stained-glass panels; carved gilt and walnut mirrors; heirloom quilts; outdoor wrought-iron furniture; and a wealth of additional fine objects.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire pieces of exceptional quality and provenance from a carefully curated Southern estate.