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Antique Store Auction (417) 09/29/21 04:57:26 Antique Store Auction (417) Auction Opens: Mon, Mar 29 8:00am PT Auction Closes: Wed, Apr 7 6:07pm PT Lot Title Lot Title 0100 LISA LAMONTHE Signed Native American 0129 Antique Wood Fishing Tackle Box Clay Sculpture Art 0130 Antique Crock Pot 0101 Vintage Clay Pottery Vase Hand Painted 0131 Star Wars Galactic Heroes Figurines collection 0102 Vintage McCoy Teapot with Lid NIB 0103 McCoy Pottery Canyon Bowl 0132 Southwest Artist Signed Pottery 0104 Beaded Iguana Pottery Art 0133 Vintage Poker Chips and Tray 0105 Vintage Asian Apothecary Box 0134 Vintage CARNIVAL GLASS Dishes 0106 Vintage Japanese Tanuki Racoon Dog Incense 0135 Vintage 1973 WALT DISNEY Spinning Top Burner Sculpture Toy 0107 Vintage Barney Rubble FLINSTONES Toy 0136 Vintage Tin Toy Ducks on Wheels, Japan 0108 Vintage Ceramic Majolica Cockatoo Pitcher 0137 Vintage Tin Toys 0109 Vintage Mickey Mouse WALT DISNEY 0138 Vintage Glazed Pottery Bowls Jewelry Music Box 0139 Vintage Cast Iron Dentist Bank 0110 Retro Mickey Mouse Radio Watch 0140 Vintage Signed L.D. Smith Bronze Coyote 0111 Japanese Geisha Ware Ceramic Pitcher Tea Desert Bookend Carafe 0141 Ceramic Jester Figurine 0112 Vintage VernonWare Carafe 0142 Vintage Golfer Bookends 0113 Vintage Depression Glass Compote and 0143 Two Vintage Wood Sewing Machine Drawers Condiment Dishes 0144 Vintage Wind Up Music Box Thorens 0114 Miniature Guatemalan Paper Mache Masks Movement 0115 Old School Snoopy Bank 0145 Vintage Glass Paper Weight Seal 0116 Mid Century Style Desk Clock 0146 Comey's Sherlock Holmes Ceramic Tobacco 0117 FROST Cutlery Pocket Knife, Artist Signed Jar with Lid 0118 Hand Painted TONALA Mexico Pottery Vase 0147 Four Piece Cup Collection 0119 Laura Preston HOPI Clay Pottery Bowl 0148 F & F Mold & Die Salt and Pepper Set Made in 0120 NORITAKE Three Piece Set USA 0121 RumRill Pottery Tilt Ball Jug Pitcher 0149 Modern Wine Bottle Opener 0122 Antique Nippon Salt Cellars, 6 Pieces 0150 Chinese Blanc De Chine Porcelain Figures Of Quan Yin 0123 Set of Two ROSEVILLE POTTERY Vases 0151 Vintage Chinese Wooden Figurine 0124 Antique Leather Sturrup and Dog Muzzle. 0152 Vintage Chinese Medicine Bottle 0125 RIVERA BRAND Fruit Jelly Crockery 0153 1950's Plastic Figurine Toys 0126 Montclair Brand Fruit Preserves Crockery 0154 Vintage Porcelain Over Cast Iron Dutch Oven 0127 Hand Painted Japanese Floral Bowl, Gold Detail 0155 Heavy Vintage COPCO Dutch Oven 0128 TOBACCIANA Ashtray Set 1/5 09/29/21 04:57:26 Lot Title Lot Title 0156 Three Vintage Saltine Tins 0195 Maisto Chrysler Pronto Cruizer Collector Car 0157 Two Dansk Covered Pots NIB 0158 Vintage WEDGWOOD Bone China 0196 Vintage Bar Mixer by SWANK Dinnerware 0197 CHICAGO WATCH CLOCK STATION Cast 0159 Vintage Planters Peanuts Jar Iron Wall Safe 0160 Vintage Tins Collection 0198 Two Sewing Table Drawers 0161 Vintage French Military Kepi WWII. 0199 Doll House Accessories 0162 Vintage Railroad Watch Clock 0200 Four Piece Plate Collection 0163 FANTASTIC FOUR Silver Surfer Action 0201 TOBACIANA Collector Tins Figure 0202 Hand Crocheted Doilies and More 0164 Vintage Photos and Art Collection. EMILIANO 0203 Vintage TOBACCO & SPICE Tins ZAPATO /GEORGE CATLIN 0204 Play Food Lot & RUBIKS CUBE 0165 Vintage Tin Helicopter ToyFire Department 0205 Vintage TOBACCIANA Tins 0166 Two Wood and Glass Display Boxes 0206 Vintage Metal Anheuser Busch Brewing Tray 0167 Weller Pottery Bowl 0207 Cigarette Tins LUCKY STRIKE 0168 Vintage Ornate Silver Plated Bowl 0208 Old School Metal Lunch Pail 0169 Vintage Silver Plate and Pewter Serving Pieces 0209 Miniature Toy Iron 0170 Two Vintage Pottery Bowls 0210 TOOTSIE TOY Car Collection 0171 Artist Signed Ebony Bowl 0211 Leather Doctor's Bag with Accessories 0172 Antique Austrian Vase Painted Portrait 0212 Four Piece Pipe Collection 0173 Two Vintage Jars 0213 Old West Tin Town Play Houses 0174 Carl Zeiss Jena Monocular Microscope in 0214 Wind Up Music Box Wooden Carry Case 0215 Engraved Silver Metal Plate 0175 Vintage BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Satchel and Canteen 0216 Art Deco Ceramic Wall Sconce 0176 Vintage 1930's CELLULOID Shaving Kit 0217 Vintage Ink Bottles 0177 Vintage PYREX Dinnerware 0218 William Rae, Tor Road , Kobe Japan China 0178 Chinese Dinner Platter, Rooster Scene 0219 Vintage Cookie Cutters and Many Molds 0179 DC AQUAMAN Action Figure 0220 Two Vintage Military Vehicle Toys 0180 Vintage Ladies Vanity Lot 0221 Trader Vic's Cocktail Swizzle Sticks 0181 Vintage Dog Figurines A 0222 Watchmaker's Parts Cabinet Drawers 0182 Vintage Dog Ceramic Figurines B 0223 Old Clabber Girl Baking Powder Tin Cans 0183 Ceramic Dog Figurines Lot C 0224 Dragon Toys 0184 Star Wars Action Figures NIB 0225 JUNK DRAWER Assortment Lot 0185 Collectible BARBIES Set Grace Kelly 0226 Wooden Figurine Toys Lot 0186 BARBIE Doll Collection 0227 Coca Cola Miniature Crates 0187 Dog Figurines Collection D 0228 Mime Clown in Shadowbox 0188 Box of 8 Pocket Knives 0229 Vintage Old Maid "CHARLES DICKENS" Version Card Game 0189 Leather Belt with Carry Case 0230 Tin Cocktail Bar Coasters 0190 AMAZING MOON Globe 0231 Miniature Tea Set 0191 Small Paintings and Madonna & Child Tile 0232 SPODE Copeland England Cup and Saucer 0192 Chinese Rice Bowls 0233 Tobacco Tins VELVET and Prince Albert 0193 Two Antique Sewing Table Drawers 0234 Assortment Tin Lot 0194 Children's Nursery Rhyme Divider Plates 0235 BULL DURHAM Box and Pouches Tobacco 2/5 09/29/21 04:57:26 Lot Title Lot Title 0236 BOND STREET Tobacco Tins 0277 Metal Candle Accessories and Brass Grinders 0237 Tins and Boxes Spice Containers 0278 Shadowbox Trinkets Collection 0238 Two Vintage PYREX Bowls 0279 Shadowbox of Antique Doll Collection 0239 Four Colorful Cigarette Tins 0280 Porcelain Doll Parts 0240 Two Mustache Cups 0281 Chinese Platters and Ashtray, Made in Hong 0241 Four Tobacco Tins Kong 0242 TONKA TOYS Collection 0282 Japanese Imari Ware Vase and Laquer Bowl 0243 Two BUDDY L Trucks 0283 Three Commerative Plates 0244 Vintage Tins Collection 0284 Hand Painted Noah and his Ark Gourd 0245 ERECTOR Set Vintage Toy 0285 Vintage Salt and Pepper Collection 0246 Cinema Lobby Card "Support Your Local 0286 Vintage Paper Mache Easter Eggs Sheriff" 0287 Antique STANLEY MITER Box 0247 "El Dorado" Movie Lobby Card 0288 Antique Desk Lamp Stand 0248 PEANUTS SNOOPY Viewmaster Reels 0289 Antique BELL SYSTEM Telephone Horn 0249 Scientific Medical Glass Slides Signal 0250 Vintage BILLIKEN Doll 0290 Boxed STERLING SILVER Salt and Pepper Shakers Set 0251 Two Antique Books Elizabeth Porter 0291 Glass Door Knobs, Brass Hinges and Locks 0252 FLIP-M-UP Vintage Handheld Pinball Game 0292 Trays and Bowl Lot 0253 Small DISNEY Lot 0293 FANTASTIC Vintage Ephemera Scrapbooks 0254 LIFE MAGAZINE Lot 0294 WWII Pamphlet and Magazine Lot 0255 Baseball and Sports Card Lot 0295 Antique Spoon Collection 0256 Portfolio of Famous Paintings and French Paintings Book 0296 Equestrian Collector Plate Lot 0257 Movie Lobby Card "WILLY MC BEAN and 0297 Colorful Vintage Ephemera Paper Lot HIS MAGIC MACHINE" 0298 STANLEY Lot 0258 Madame Alexander Doll Lot AS IS 0299 Stanley #5 Wood Plane 0259 Las Vegas Ephemera Lot 0300 Wood Plane Tool No Name 0260 1974 European Vacation 0302 STANLEY Wood Plane # 5 0261 Two Vintage Greeting Cards 0303 Squirrel Nut Cracker Clamp Tool 0262 Vintage Ephemera Assortment 0304 Vintage Clipper Tool 0263 LA DODGERS Collection 0305 Vintage South Bend Bait Fishing Rod Holder 0264 Three Vintage Photo Albums 0306 CHEVRON Porcelain Sign 0265 Sparton Radio 0307 Antique Goddell Cherry Pitter Tool 0266 Three Carved Wood Pieces 0308 NUNN Brassworks Oil Tank Spigot 0267 FISK TIRE CORPORATION Advertising 0309 Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments 0268 GOEBEL Hummel Figurine Collection 0310 Two Vintage Wooden Knife Blocks 0269 Goebel Hummel Collectible Figurines 0311 Thanksgiving Window Decor 0270 LEFTON Mary Had a Little Lamb Figurine 0312 FLI-BACK Paddles 0271 Star Wars Die Cast Figurine Toy 0313 HULL Ovenproof Ceramic Pitcher 0272 Toy Robot 0314 Oblique Triangle Measure Tool 0273 Vintage Horn and Bottle 0315 Hand Woven Baskets 0274 GOEBEL Dolly Dingle Figurines 0316 Vintage Battery Pack and Carrier 0275 TOSCA and Beatrix Potter Figurines 0317 Vintage Cameras Kodak and Pentax 0276 Goebel Hummel Ornaments 0318 Old School Wooden Skateboard 3/5 09/29/21 04:57:26 Lot Title Lot Title 0319 Antique Safety Belt 0358 ESSEL Studios Copper Candle Holder 0320 Broadcast Magazines and Radio 0359 Vintage Assortment Lot 0321 Vintage Picture Tubes 0360 Modern White Coat Hook Wall Shelf 0322 Hamm's Beer Hanging Light 0362 Vintage Jewelry Bundle 0323 GREENFIELD Drillbit Holders 0363 Vintage Souvenir Scrapbook 0324 Indiana Glass Ruby Red Carnival Glass Pitcher 0364 Antique Advertising Scrapbook Pages 0325 Small Vintage Blue and white Relief Pitcher 0365 1930 Paris Fashions Advertising Calendar 0326 Vintage Tonka Metal Chevron Truck with Tank 0366 Diamond Dyes Advertising Tin Art 0327 Mohave Sales DRAFTING/SURVEYING 0367 "The Complete Works of CHARLES Instrument DICKENS", 1902 0328 LENOX 1991 Christmas Ornament 0368 CB Radio Lot 0329 MATS JONASSON Sweden Cub Paperweight 0369 Vintage Toy Truck Parts 0330 Vase Assortment Lot 0370 Tripod 0331 Ceramic Beer Stein 0371 Train Engine The American Flyer 0332 Hand Carved Wooden Puzzle Box 0372 Metal Cargo Cars, S Gauge 0333 Vintage Glass Insulator 0373 Model Train Engine, Metal American Flyer 0334 Mid Century Clock Barometer on Stand 0374 American Flyer Plastic Train 6 Pieces S Gauge 0335 Nine Crystal Wine Goblets 0375 Metal Train Engine The American Flyer 0336 Antique Brass Book Rack 0376 American Flyer Red Plastic Trains with
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