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Early Stieff Pewter Buffalo Bills Cigarette Case 1 1 Crystal Buffalo The Lodge Auction House, Inc. 212 Cazenovia Street Buffalo, NY 14210 Phone: 716-826-0168 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 1 Early Stieff Pewter Buffalo Bills Cigarette Case 1 2 Crystal Buffalo on Marble 1 3 Wreath-miser & Bell-miser Lenox (x2) 1 4 2 Sterling Candlesticks 1 5 Victorian Hatpins 1 6 Costume Rings 1 7 Black Americana Bisque Figurine 1 8 Buster Brown Bisque Figurine 1 9 Oil on Canvass Van Miller Portrait by D. Watt 1 10 Barber Chair 1 11 Waterbury Clock Regulator Reverse Oilon Glass Door 1 11a WBEN 930 Van Miller Poster 1 12 All Time Little 3-Time Poster 1 13 Framed Chautauqua Star Van Miller Article 1 13a Buffalo Braves Drawstring Bag 1 14 1994 Division Playoff Games Buffalo Bills Pom Poms 1 14a Van Miller's Fishing Poles 1 15 2 Jim Beam Liquor Decantors- Cat & Elephant 1 16 Autographed "Bewitched" Movie Poster 1 17 Pearl on Gold Post Earrings 1 18 Lalique Vase 1 19 Gorham Sterling- Cream, Sugar & Salt Shaker 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 2 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 20 The Buffalo Club Crystal Box 1 21 Copper Bracelet Lot 1 22 Rhinestone Bracelets 1 23 Gianello Sterling Watch & Band 1 24 "Christina" 1995 Christmas Princess LE by Lennox 1 25 Signed Art glass Buffalo Bowl 1 26 1920's Rhinestone Belt Buckle 1 27 Arabian Meerschaum Pipe 1 28 Bills vs Patriots 1967 Program & Buffalo 1964 1 29 4 Bills Newspaper Photos- OJ Simpson & Van Miller 1 30 3 Buffalo Bills Training Camp Footballs 1 31 Political Button Collection 1 32 2 Masonic Ashtrays 1 33 Needlepoint Stool 1 34 Railroad Trade Cards 1 35 2 Early baseball Gloves 1 36 Early McGregor Leather-Wrapped Football Helmet 1 37 Pro Bowl 2005 Seat Pack & 2011 Carry Bag 1 38 1971 Van Miller Tennis Player 1 39 Super Bowl XXVIII Seat Pads 1 40 Bills Media Guides 1990-2000 1 41 2 Lenox Serving Dishes 1 42 Miami Media Guide & NFL Books 1 43 Jim Kelly Talking Football Player in Package 1 44 Bad Buffalo Blanket and Bills Memorabilia 1 45 Bills Training Camp VIP day & Van Miller's Bag 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 3 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 46 Knife Collection 1 47 Christmas Books, Cards, & Matches 1 48 Bills Cards Case, Folder & Satchel 1 49 Ostrich Leather Briefcase 1 50 Fire Fighter Trade Card Collection 1 51 Blotter Advertising Cards 1 52 Freddy's Donuts Toledo Scale from org. Store 1 52a (x2) Claude Storms Blue Vase w Daisies & Spring 1 53 Coin Collection 1 54 Marble Collection 1 55 Republic Steel Number Tags 1 56 Costume Jewelry Lot 1 57 1939 World's Fair License Plate Set 1 58 Schultz & Dooley- Germany Steins 1 59 Lighters Collection 1 60 License Plate Collection- 1932-1938 1 60a Leroy Neiman Sports Commemorative Liquor Decantor 1 60b EJ Rose Electrotherapy Machine 1 60c Paul Findlay "Summer Shadows" 1 61 Frontier Trade Cards 1 62 1940's License Plate Collection 1 63 Metal Number Tag Markers 1 64 Victorian Wrought Iron Plant Holder 1 65 Pair of Barn Door Strap Hinges 1 66 Child's First Microscope in box 1 67 Shooting Targets 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 4 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 68 Costume Jewelry Lot 1 69 Rosary Lot 1 70 Brass & Glass Tiger Oak Front Scale 1 71 Sterling Candlesticks & 2 Pair of Salt & Pepper 1 72 Channel 4 Broadcaster Van Miller Bronze & Marble 1 73 Sterling- 6 Salt & Pepper Shakers, Tongs, & Baby 1 74 Jade & Coral Opium Bottle 1 75 1940's Ribbon Pendant Necklace 1 76 Rhinestone Bracelet Lot 1 77 Kama Sutra Opium Bottle 1 78 Halloween Pumpkin Bisque Figurine- Germany #134 1 79 8th Position Kama Sutra Opium Bottle 1 80 St. Nicholas LE Lenox 1 81 Silver Choker Necklace w/ Crystals 1 82 3 Sterling Candy Dishes 1 82a "His Life" Autobiography w/ Photos 1 83 The Beatles Trade Card Collection 1 84 Costume Brooches & Earrings Lot 1 85 Van Miller's autographed by Jim Kelly, 1 86 2 Swarovski Crystal Porcupine & Pineapple 1 87 HP Nippon Vase 1 88 1920's Lusterglass Liquor Decanter 1 89 Hand Painted French Limoges Vanity Tray 1 90 Bills 1964 AFL Champs Charm- 10 kt Gold w/ Blue 1 91 Pan-American Carved Liquor Decanter 1 92 Bills 1965 AFL Champs- 10kt Gold & Black Onyx 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 5 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 92a AFL 1964 & '61 Sportsnight 1 93 Van Miller Badges, Pins & Media Pass 1 94 Sterling Overlay Wine Chiller 1 95 IVV Italian Blue Glass Plater & 4 Plate Set 1 96 Bills & NFL Assorted Ephemra Lot 1 97 2014 Art Glass Cordials & Vases 1 98 3 Lenox Egyptian Cat Godesses 1 99 Victorian Hand Painted Oil Lamp Converted 1 99a David Hockney-Harlequin from Parade 1981 1 100 2005 Pro Bowl Hat & 50th Anniversary Ch. 4 Bag 1 101 Swirl Art Glass Bowl & Vase 1 102 Pair of Channel 4 Sailor Caps 1 103 Jack Daniels' Tailgate Grill - new in box 1 104 Lenox Angel of Peace, wrapped w/ org box 1 105 6 Lenox Pieces- Dolphins, Swans, Floral Basket & 1 106 Hubley Toy Car 1 106a Parade Poster 1 107 Danbury Mint Series -Rose, Plum, Chrysanthemum & 1 108 Mime Series- The Suitor by Lenox 1 109 Victorian 5-tier Walnut Corner Shelf 1 110 2 LeRoy Neiman Plates- Pierrot & Columbine 1 111 3 Legendary Princess by Lenox- The Peacock Maiden, 1 112 2 Lenox "Rapunzel" Princesses 1 113 2 Lenox pieces- The Prince & The Swan Princess 1 114 Lenox Princess Beauty & The Beast 1 115 Westminster Royal Minter Platter & Decorative Bowl 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 6 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 115a Lenox Cinderella Set- Cinderella, Prince Charming& 1 115b 3 Lenox pieces- Sleeping Beauty, Anastasia & 1 115c Original Casette Tapes of Van Miller (18) 1 116 2 Oriental-style MotherOf Pearl Overlay End Tables 1 117 2 Lenox Legendary Princesses- Scheherazade & The 1 118 2 Lenox pieces- Kiyoshi The Japanese Bride & 1 119 Lenox Legendary Princess- The Snow Queen 1 120 Oriental Motif Beveled Glass Door DIsplay Cabinet 1 120a "Airborne" Litho 75 / 275 by Todd Roland 1 121 Oriental Room Divider- 4 Panels 1 122 2 Liquor Decanters- Layered Glass & Gold Overlay 1 123 Yamaha Clavinova CVP-65 Keyboard w/ Stool 1 123a Peter Max 892 / 1000 "Picasso on the Street" 1 124 Van & Gloria's Bills Deck Chairs 1 125 2 Lenox Vases 1 126 Van Miller Cassette Recordings of Bills' Games 1 127 Van Miller Broadcasting Photos Collection 1 128 Limoges Demitasse Cups & Saucers 1 129 Costume Jewelry Lot 1 130 Van Miller's Personal VHS Tapes of Games (20) 1 131 Early Programs & Footbal Magazines Lot 1 132 Go Bills Signs from Buffalo News 1 133 Sabres' Alumni Association (Top Shelf) 1 134 Bills & Sabres Media Guides (Middle Shelf) 1 135 Sabres & Calanders Lot (Bottom Shelf) 1 136 Van Miller's Personal Lionel Train Collection 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 7 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 137 Silverplate Champaign Holder & Bucket 1 138 Vintage MASH 4077th Vodka IV Drip- Hawkeye Novelty 1 139 (x2) Wicker Crown Chairs 1 140 (x2) Wicker Topped Iron Leg End Tables 1 141 Wicker Chaise Lounge 1 142 Wicker Otterman 1 143 Wicker-Framed Mirror 1 144 Wicker Pole Lamp 1 145 (x2) Wicker Arm Chairs 1 146 Fitz & Floyd HP Crane Soup Terrain 1 147 Wicker Porch Table, Beveled Glass-Top w/ 2 Chairs 1 148 HP & Carved Wooden Horse 1 149 2 Basket Purses 1 150 Pair of Solid Brass Bucks 1 151 2 Foot Large Solid Brass Buck 1 152 Bills' Pom Poms & The Black Russian 1 153 American Bowl & Super Bowl Carrying Bags 1 154 Victorian Child's Foldup Rocker 1 155 Western Electric WBEN Bills Van Miller Poster 1 156 Super Bowl XXVI & XXVII Travel Bags 1 156a Lenox Collection 1 157 Hand Painted Herend Hungary Rooster & Ducks 1 158 Crystal Liquor Decanter Set 1 159 Oriental HP Large Vase w/ Lid 1 160 Van Miller Hometown Hero & UB Bulls Shirts 1 161 Blenko & Crackeled Glass Liquor Decanters 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc. Page: 8 Van Miller Estate Auction 1/8/2019 LOT # DESCRIPTION QUANTITY 162 Carousel Horse w/ Wooden Post HP 1 163 UB Appreciation Plaque to Van Miller & Presidental 1 164 Van Miller Certificate of Merit Chautauqua Sports 1 165 SUNY College at Fredonia Chair 1 166 "Evening Shrimp Train Passing the Old Cloud Mill" 1 167 Goudey Gum Co Big League Lou Gehrig Baseball Cards 1 168 2 California Steins by Sascha Brestoff 1 169 2 Hand Made Vases by Kutahyo 1 170 Hand Painted 2-1/2 foot Llama 1 170a Erte 138/300 from Benjamin's Art Gallery- signed 1 171 1960's Van Miller Photograph 1 172 Gorham Roast Carving Set 1 173 Lenox Chateau Server w/ org. box 1 174 2 Van Miller Plaques- Luekemia Televent & 1 175 Lenox Salad Plate & Bowl 1 176 1991 Bison's Tumblers- Set of 4 in box 1 177 Brass Music Lamp 1 178 Oil on Canvass Renoir-style Painting 1 179 4 Assorted Shirts- NFL, 97 Rock, American Bowl & 1 179a Super Mad Balls- Football & Baseball 1 180 Bills' Hand Warmer & Fan Cruise Bag 1 181 4 Bills' Sweatshirts 1 181a Coca-Cola 3-D Glasses 1 181b Fandemonium Glasses Set- Set of 4 in box 1 182 2 foot Hand Painted Plaster Elephant 1 183 Buffalo Bills & UB Bulls Scarves, Towels & Bib Lot 1 The Lodge Auction House, Inc.
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