Locatis recent online sale concluded March 16. The auction house in Pineville, Pa., holds multi-consignor sales nearly once a month. These diverse sales have a following and offer a glimpse into the current marketplace. Below is a cross section of results. Prices reported include a buyers premium. A period Philadelphia Queen Anne mahogany tilt-top candlestand realized $3,250; a pair of mid-century walnut and leather lounge chairs, $1,625; and an Irish provincial scrubbed pine stepback cupboard/dresser, 19th century, sold for $2,125. A Massachusetts Federal inlaid mahogany work table, likely Boston or Salem, brought $1,250, and a George II/III parcel gilt mahogany mirror, third quarter of the 18th century, sold for $1,625. The top lot of the sale was an oil-on-board painting by artist Louis Charles Verwee (1832-82) realizing $3,750, while an artwork by Inuit artist Kenojuak Ashevak (1927-2013) went for $3,250. A Meiji Period Japanese Satsuma tea set sold for $2,875; a bronze head sculpture, 19th century was $1,375; and an early pair of painted Windsor stools, $875. Locati is located at 761 Durham Road in Pineville, Pa. For more information, call 215-619-2873.