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WINTERGARDEN AUCTION OCTOBER 10Th, 2020 WINTERGARDEN AUCTION OCTOBER 10Th, 2020 LOT 0-Camp Blanket 01-Old Patchwork Quilt 02-Gorgeous Antique Quilt 001-Old Cast Iron Garden Bench 002-FOUR Bentwood Ice Cream Chairs 003-12" Roseville "Snowberry" Vase, 1947 004-Roseville "Bushberry" Window Box, 1941 005-Roseville "Freesia" Cornucopia, 1945 006-Sandwich Glass Covered Dish 007-Sandwich Glass Covered Dish 008-1885 Shelf Clock with Pillars 008A-Clean Sideboard with Miror 009-German Gluvein/Soup Toureen 010-Two Drawer Spool Cabinet 011-Antique Corn Roll Board, Great Graphics! 012-Sweet Size Marble Top Commode 013-Large Watercolor Painting Signed "Sole" 014-Awesome Gathering Basket 015-Coiled Indian Basket 016-Pair of Signed "Hitchcock" End Tables 017-Two Shield Back Chairs with Inlays 018-"Electro-Cut Coffeee Grander 019-"A M Stage Coach" Bookends, 1949 020-Scared Cat Door Stop 021-Waterbury 8 Day Shelf Clock 022-"Mandeville & King Co." Seed Box 023-Rand McNally 6" Terrestial Globe 024-Currier & Ives "Gold Mining in California" 025-Currier & Ives "The Birth Place of Henry Clay" 026-Carved Fern Stand 027-Stunning 3 Drawer Marble Top Chest 028-Currier & Ives "The Roadside Mill" 029-Currier & Ives "Maple Sugaring" 030-Currier & Ives "Summer Morning" 031-Pair of Framed 19th C, Die Cut Cards 032-Brass & iron Bed Warmer 033-FOUR Boxed Madame Alexander Dolls 034-Charly McCarthy Puppet, Partial Box 035-Plush Pony 036-Sherrif Donald Duck 036A-Armoire 037-Acme Composition Baby 038-Heubach Doll 039-1950's Bride Doll 040-Aramand Marsailles 390 Doll 041-Chase Repro Doll 042-China Head Doll 043-NINE Sterling Silver Teaspoons 044-Two Pairs of Sterling Salt & Pepper Shakers + Oval Sterling Tray 045-Sterling Rimmed Ashtray, baby Spoon, Ladle & Sterling & MOP Handle Slotted Serving 046-Sterling Tip Tray & Sterling Handled Cutlery Set 047-6 Sterling Salt & Pepper Shakers, Original Box 048-10 Sterling Demi-tasse spoons + 3 Sterling Sppons + 34 Salt & Pepper Shakers 049-Two "Happy Fats" 050-Clown Pen Wipe 051-Pen Wipe 051A-Pen Wipe with Good Luck Pig 052-Bisque Figurine 053-Bisque "Naughty Boy" 054-A "Naughty Nudie" Figurine 055-A Bathing Beauty 056-Clown Diorama 057-Dough Box 058-Pembrooke Table 059-Large Stoneware Jar with Lid 060-Painted Storage Box with Carpeted Top 061-Oval Framed Porcelain Couple 062-1780 Sampler 063-Early Box in Old Red Surface 064-Step Stool/Ladder 065-Flow Blue Platter, "Pimosa" 066-Sandwich Glass Plate 067-Sandwich Glass Plate 068-Ridgway Platter, Charles Dickens 069-Nankin, England Flow Blue Platter 070-Book on Sandwich Glass 071-Ornate Marble Top Coffee Table 072-NU Lionel Locomotive with Box 073-Lionel Signal Light 074-THREE Lionel Transformers 075-Lionel "Pullman" Car with Box 076-Lionel Bridge 077-Folk Art Locomotive 078-Lionel "Bronx Electric" Car with Box 079-Lionel "Pullman" Car 080-Small Blue Roly Poly 081-German Paper Mache Egg 082-"Mary Make Up" in Case 083-Composition "Nancy" with Case 084-Ginny in Original Box 085-Mohair Bear 086-Bull Dog Jar 087-Wedding Cake Topper 088-Golliwog Set (2 with 1 box) 089-Dennis the Menace Cup & Pull Toy 090-Old Popeye Pencil Sharpener 091-Painted Lashes Ginny Dutch Boy & Girl Dolls 092-RA 1909 Small Bisque Head Doll 093-Miss Liberty 094-Top Hatt Patriotic Candy Container 095-Patriotic Axe (George Washington's) Candy Container 096-Ginny's Puppy 097-Hooked Rug 098-Fireplace Implements 098A-Brass 099-Hooked Rug 100-Doll Trunk 101-Dome Top Doll Trunk 102-Hooked Rug 103-Hooked Rug 104-C-1790 Sheraton Sofa 105-Sandwich Glass Plate 106-Sandwich Glass Compote with Hearts 107-Rectangular Sandwich Glass Dish 108-Sandwich Glass Bowl 109-Sandwich Glass Bowl 110-Oxford, England Transferware Platter 111-Anemone Bridgewood England Platter 112-Dientus Stoke, England Platter 113-Fluid Lamp 114-Fluid Lamp 115-Vintage Dress 116-Coat Rack 117-Marble Top Dropwell Chest 118-Sheraton Desk 119-Pair of Lovers Prints 120-Cute Circus Wagon 121-"Hull" Art Pottery Pitcher 122-TWO Roseville Pitchers/Ewers Poppies 123-Large Roseville Planer with Handle, 386-12" 124-Corner Cabinet 125-Whiting & Davis Mesh Purse 126-German Silver Purse + 2 Small Change Purses 127-Purple & Black Beaded Purse 128-Mesh Purse Marked Germany 129-Pretty White Beaded Purse 130-Sweet Drawstring Beaded Purse 131-Lionel Automatic Gateman + Lionel Train Box 132-2 Lionel Bumpers, Switches, Railroad Crossing Bell + 133-Lionel No 219 Crane Car 134-TWO Lionel Cars-813 & 817 135-TWO Lionel Cars (Observation) 136-Lionel No 250 Locomotive with 5 Cars 137-Lionel No 611 Locomotive (Jersey Central) with 5 Cars 138-Box of Large Track with TurnStyle Switch 139-Box of Lionel Parts 140-Box of Lionel Track 141-Oil on Canvas "Evening in the Highlands", Signed F. Allen 142-Oil on Canvas Signed W. Hodges, Meadow Scene 143-Pair of Staffordshire Dogs 144-Pair of Sterling Silver Candleabras 145-Box with 26 Pieces Of Gorham Sterling Silver Flatware 146-Sterling Footed Dish 147-SIX Coin Silver Spoons 148-Sterling Open Sugar with Sterling Spoon 149-Sterling Weighted Compote 150-Sterling Footed Candy Dish with Handle 151-Sterling Vase with Enamelwork 152-Clown Roly Poly with Hair & Flirty Eyes 153-Dutch Boy Roly Poly 154-Santa Roly Poly Dated 1926 155-Santa in Sled with Reindeer 156-TWO Santas in Heart Shaped Box 157-Santa Tin 158-Basket of Flowers Cast Iron Doorstop 159-Cat Reclining Cast Iron Doorstop 160-Cast Iron Mammy Doorstop 161-Cast Iron Cat Bank 162-Cast iron Scared Cat Doorstop 163-Cast Iron Red Goose School Bank 164-Marked DAK, 1925, Cat Bookends 165-Cast Iron Cricket Dated 1787 166-Cast Iron Scarab 167-Game Board 168-1874 Engraving "Pilgrim Exiles" 169-Oil on Canvas of Roses Signed M. Wood, Great Frame 170-Automatron of Clown Playing Harp 171-Bisque Doll Pull Toy (Moves at Waist) 172-Goat Cart Pull Toy 173-Frog on Turtle Pull Toy 174-Jester being Dunked Pull Toy 175-Tilt Top Table 176-Set of SIX Matching Early Hitchcock Chairs 177-Stunning Flow Blue Platter 178-Staffordshire Plate by RM, Bunker Hill + Bangor, Me (As Is) 179-Stunning Flow Blue Dish 180-Three Volume Set of Davenport's Art Reference Books 181-Wrigley's Gum Display 182-Nice Table Top Display Case 183-Ironstone Platter "Marimo" by Longport 184-Great Splint Basket 185-Incredible "Sapolin" Hanging Multi Cubby Cabinet 186-Blue Transferware Platter 187-Full Indian Headdress Cast Iron Bookends 188-Pond Boat 189-Early Dovetailed Multi-Cubby Cabinet 190-China Head Doll 191-C 191- 10" Kestner Gibson Girl Doll 192-Wooden Clown Doll 193-Awesome Devil Puppet 194-Red Goose Shoes Hard Plastic Bank 195-Shirley Temple Doll 196-Minerva Tin Head Doll 197-"Winnie Walker" Doll 198-Set of SIX Immaculate Victorian Chairs 199-Great Dining Room Table with 4 Extra Leaves 200-Spectacular Persian Rug 201-Shield Back Rocking Chair 202-Multi Cubby Cabinet 203-Old Painted Green Tool Chest 204-Lionel Lines Water Tower 205-Lionel No 394 Beacon 206-Lionel Bridge + Lane Closure + Street Lamp 207-FOUR Lionel Railroad Crossing Signs 208-Lionel No. 2257 Caboose with Box 209-Lionel No. 2411 Car with Box 210-Lionel No. 2465 Sunoco Tank Car with Box 211-Lionel No. 2020W Tender with Whistle with Box 212-Lionel No. 3459 Automatic Dumping Ore Car with Box 213-Lionel No. 3462 Operating Milk Car with Box 214-FIVE Currier & Ives Horse Prints (Choice) 215-Pencil Signed Leroy Neiman Print America's Cup 216-Early Framed View of Brooklyn Harbor, New York 217-Two Transferware Platters 218-Cast Iron Sleeping Cat 219-Spice Cabinet 220-Santa Claus with Branch 221-Feather Tree 222-Splay Leg Bench in Old Surface 223-Brass Skater's Lantern 224-Two Early Pie Eyed Mickey Mouse Die Cuts 225-Pussy Cat Ten Pin Game 226-Cast Iron Elephant Bell Toy 227-Darkie on Alligator Pull Toy 228-Scarece Cast Iron Cricket Pull Toy 229-Large Cast Iron Cat Doorstop 230-Folky Wooden Cat Doorstop 231-Scared Cat Cast Iron Doorstop 232- Cat Doll, Puss & Boots 233-Mayo Cut Plug Mammy Tobacco Tin, Roly Poly 234-Cast Iron Golliwog 235-Flat Cast Iron Scared Cat Doorstop 236-Cast Iron Basket of Flowers Doorstop 237-Cast Iron Reclining Cat Doorstop 238-Tall Cast Iron Cat Doorstop 239-Plat Cast Iron Cat Doorstop 240-Primitive Shelf 241-White Painted Country Cupboard 242-Silver Plate Castor with all Matching Bottles 243-Fluid Lamp 244-Schoolmasters Desk 245-Choice of TWO Santa Fe Locomotives by Lionel 246-Lionel 1110 Locomotive with Lionel Scout Tender 247-Lionel 1668 Locomotive with Lionel Lines Tender 248-Lionel 2020 Locomotive 249-THREE Vintage Model Railroad Buildings 250-Flat of Lionel Parts 251-Box of Lionel Parts 252-Box of Model Railroad Track 253-Lionel Multi-Control Transformer with Box, Type 250 Watt 254-Lionel Multi-Control Transformer, 80 Watt 255-Saucy Walker Doll 256-Uncle Sam Doll 257-China Head Doll 258-Kestner 128 Doll 259-Black Mammy Doll 260-Lionel No. 619 Bullet Locomotive with Cars 261-NINE Lionel Cars 262-TWO Bathing Beauties 263-TWO Bathing Beauties 264-Single Bathing Beauty 265-TWO Bathing Beauties 266-TWO Bathing Beauties 267-Bisque Head Doll from Atlanta Museum 268-Bisque Head Doll from Atlanta Museum 269-Ferris Wheel Toy 270-Clown Doll with Bells 271-Baby Doll 272-THREE Tiny Santas 273-THREE Tiny Elves 274-Pen Wipe Collection 275-Grouping of Misc. Dolls, Shoes Etc. 276-Pinocchio Doll 277-TWO Mesh & TWO Beaded Purses 278-TWO White Crocheted Purses & Victorian Drawstring Purse 279-Bag of Purses (as found) 280-Oil on Panel of Goodspeed Opera House By Al Jocominy 281-Framed Sampler, Great Frame (Like a two for one deal) 282-Signed Gustave Adolf Hoffman Litho 283-Framed Image The Princess Bermuda 284-Print Signed Van Dyck 285-Bible Box 286-Orphan Annie Doll 287-Super Glass Front Cabinet 288-Low
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