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09/30/21 12:50:15 JANUARY Auction 16th, 17th and 18th Auction Opens: Thu, Jan 16 10:00am ET Auction Closes: Sat, Jan 18 8:00pm ET Lot Title Lot Title 0001 GREEN LEATHER RECLINER 0028 WINE CABINET 0002 SECRETARY 0029 FLATWARE IN CASE 0003 ANTIQUE 3 DRAWER DRESSER 0030 WOODEN TV CONSOLE 0004 QUEEN ANNE DINING TABLE WITH 6 0031 VINTAGE SPLIT VANITY DRESSER WITH CHAIRS CHAIR 0005 CHINA HUTCH 0032 WELLER POTTERY ROMA DOUBLE BUD 0006 OAK TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS VASE 0007 BOOK HUTCH WITH SHELF 0033 HUNTER GREEN COFFEE TABLE AND 2 END TABLES 0008 YELLOW AND BLUE FLORAL LOVESEAT AND CHAIR 0034 MODEL SHIP 0009 DUAL PEDESTAL DINING TABLE WITH 0035 HANDPAINTED BIRD HOUSE LEAF 0036 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART/ 0010 SET OF 6 POTTERY BARN PARSONS AFTER THE SAIL CHAIRS 0037 CURVED GLASS CURIO CABINET 0011 FESCO LINE CABOOSE 0038 WELLER POTTERY DAFFODIL PITCHER 0012 BEIGE SLEEPER SOFA 0039 2013 FORD C-MAX SEL HYBRID 50,000 0013 NAUTICAL LAMP MILES 0014 ROWE FURNITURE COMTEMPORARY 0040 LARGE AREA RUG 6 X 9 CHAIR 0041 LARGE AREA RUG 9 X 12 0015 OAK BARRISTER BOOKCASE 0042 LARGE AREA RUG 9 X 15 0016 VINTAGE HUTCH 0043 LARK HILL KARASTAN AREA RUG 8 X 11 0017 WHALING BARK 1840 LAMP 0044 2 SHELF LOTS OF DVDS 0018 SOLID CHERRY LEBRUN BROS SERVER 0045 CAFFE ESPRESSO ART 0019 2 ANDREA BY SADEK FIGURINES 0046 HAVILAND CHINA 11 PLC PLUS 0020 WHITE AND PINK CHAISE ACCESSORES 0021 STRIPED VINTAGE CHAIR AND 0047 ROYAL CROWN TEA SET OTTOMAN 0048 STAIN GLASS LAMP 0022 VINTAGE BLACK CHAIR 0049 ORIGINAL FRAMED ART 0023 WOODEN ELEPHANT 0050 MAGAE HARTZLL ORIGINAL ART 0024 CARVED WOODEN BIRD 0051 7pc PATIO FURNITURE 0025 LARGE SCALE DOLL HOUSE WITH 0052 WILLOW TREE 2pc SET ELECTRIC 0053 SHELF LOT OF MINIATURE 0026 BROWN RECLINER COLLECTIBLES 0027 BROWN LEATHER SOFA 0054 TAPESTRY OVERSIZED CHAIR 1/18 09/30/21 12:50:15 Lot Title Lot Title 0055 SET OF 3 WARNER BROTHERS ARTWORK 0090 SEWING CABINET WITH SEA SHELL 0056 WOODEN KING BED INSERT 0057 PAIR OF NIGHTSTANDS WITH TRAY 0091 ANTIQUE CHEST OF DRAWERS 0058 GLASS TOP DRIFTWOOD TABLE 0092 SET OF 4 WB CELS 0059 LARGE KNOTTED AREA RUG 0093 ORNATE CURVED DRAWER DRESSER 0060 GREEN & PINK AREA RUG 0094 ANTIQUE WOOD ICE BOX CABINET 0061 VINTAGE WOODEN YELLOW TRUNK 0095 SOLID BRASS COUNTER MOUNT BOTTLE OPENER 0062 ANTIQUE WALNUT FULL SIZED BED 0096 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL COWS IN 0063 ANTIQUE DRSSER WITH OVAL MIRROR FIELD 0064 VINTAGE DROP FRONT DESK 0097 WELLER POTTERY WARWICK VASE 0065 SET OF 2 WB CELS WITH FROG 0066 CONCRETE SCHNAUZER 0098 HENKEL HARRIS MAHOGANY CORNER 0067 ANTIQUE ENPIRE HIDE A BED CABINET 0068 ARTWORK WITH COLLIE AND FLAG 0099 BLUE VELVET WING CHAIR 0069 3 PC QUEEN BEDROOM SET ETHAN 0100 BROWN WICKER BASKET STORAGE UNIT ALLEN 0101 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL 0070 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL CIVIL WATERFALL WAR ART 0102 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL OIL 0071 PAIR OF HORSEHEAD BOOKENDS PAINTING 0072 SET OF 5 FITZ AND FLOYD VEGETABLE 0103 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED SERVINGWARE OIL PAINTING 0073 ANTIQUE DRESSER 0104 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED OIL PAINTING 0074 KNOTTED AREA RUG APPROX 12X15 0105 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED 0075 GOLDEN LAB STATUE OIL PAINTING 0076 GLASS TOP RATTAN TABLE WITH 4 0106 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED CHAIRS OIL PAINTING 0077 GLASS TOP CONTEMPORARY TABLE 0107 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED WITH 4 CHAIRS OIL PAINTING 0078 MADAM ALEXANDER DOLL 0108 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED 0079 PAIR OF WOOD AND GLASS CABINETS OIL PAINTING 0080 MDM ALEXANDER DOLL ELISE 0109 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED 0081 ANTIQUE CHINA CABINET OIL PAINTING 0082 MODEL SAILBOAT WITH STAND AND 0110 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL WINTER CONTROLLER AS IS SCENE PAINTING 0083 PAIR OF FOO DOGS 0111 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FARM SCENE 0084 WELLER POTTERY FLEMISH 12 IN RHODODENDRON VASE 0112 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED OIL PAINTING 0085 WELLER POTTERY WOODCRAFT 11 IN VASE 0113 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL CANVAS WATERFALL PAINTING 0086 DINING TABLE WITH 8 CHAIRS AND 2 LEAVES 0114 MAGAE HARTZELL ORIGINAL FLOWER IN VASE CANVAS 0087 2 PC HERITAGE BUFFET AND SERVER 0115 2 TL ASST. WATERFORD CRYSTAL 0088 WOOD AND METAL CART 0116 HOTSPOT REFRIGERATOR 0089 CONTEMPORARY RED UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS 0117 GE FREEZER 2/18 09/30/21 12:50:15 Lot Title Lot Title 0118 SPEED QUEEN WASHING MACHINE 0154 WEST ELM LEATHER CHAIR AND 0119 WHIRLPOOL DRYER OTTOMAN 0120 FOSTERS WIDE AWAKE CAST IRON 0155 SET OF 4 WOVEN COLLAPSIBLE CHAIRS WOOD STOVE 0156 DROP LEAF TABLE 0121 MAGIC CHEF 16 BOTTLE WINE COOLER 0157 ANTIQUE GATE LEG DROP LEAF TABLE 0122 HENKEL HARRIS QUEEN BED AND 0158 SET OF 2 AREA RUGS 6X9 AND 3X5 DRESSER 0159 FRANZ BUTTERFLY PLATE 0123 CLASSIC WALT DISNEY RECORDS 0160 WELLER POTTERY LILY VASE 0124 VINTAGE COFFEE TABLE 0161 WELLER POTTERY GLENDALE 9IN VASE 0125 DINING TABLE WITH 4 CHAIRS WITH BIRDS 0126 QUEEN SIZE SPIRAL POST BED 0162 VINTAGE TRUNK 0127 DRESSER DAVIS CABINET COMPANY 0163 GRANITE TOP CARVED TABLE 0128 HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS COLLECTION 0164 INSIGNIA FLAT SCREEN TV 38" BARBIE 0165 ANTIQUE OAK DRESSER 0129 HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS COLLECTION 0166 FLOOR MIRROR BARBIE 0167 B&W FLOOR SPEAKERS 0130 HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS COLLECTION BARBIE 0168 SET OF 3 GLASS AND METAL TABLES 0131 HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS COLLECTION 0169 SET OF 4 NEEDLEPOINT CHAIRS BARBIE 0170 GREEN WINGBACK CHAIR 0132 HOLLYWOOD BARBIE COLLECTION KEN 0171 BLUE DISTRESSED CART AND TABLE 0133 MADAME ALEXANDER DOLL 0172 FRAMED NATIVE AMERICAN ARTWORK 0134 MADAME ALEXANDER DOLL 0173 MARBLE TOP COFFEE TABLE 0135 MADAME ALEXANDER DOLL 0174 SAILBOAT RUG COLLECTION 3pcs 0136 TWIN BEDS, DRESSER AND NIGHTSTAND 0175 AREA RUG 4X5 0137 TWIN BED 0176 SWAN DECOR 0138 VINTAGE SCHOOL DESK 0177 KNEEHOLE DESK 0139 5 PIECE WHITE WICKER WICKER PATIO 0178 3 SHELF LOTS OF CD'S AND DVD'S SET 0179 MAP LAMP 0140 CARVED OAK HUTCH 0180 FLORAL LAMP 0141 CHERRY CURIO CABINET 0181 BLOWN GLASS LAMP 0142 CORNER HUTCH WITH SHELVES 0182 GRAPE SCULPTED LAMP 0143 LARGE AREA RUG APPRX 12X15 0183 SHOAL LIGHT ART 0144 SMALL AREA RUG 2X4 0184 MODEL BOAT 0145 CHERRY HIGHBOY 0185 THREE LEGGED LAMP 0146 BRAMBLY HEDGE AUTUMN TEA SET 0186 JAPANESE TEA SET 0147 3 GALLON CROCK 0187 SECRETARY 0148 RED UPHOLSTERED EARL'S OF HIGH 0188 SET OF THREE POTTERY BOOKS POINT SOFA 0189 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0149 RIDGEWAY GRANDFATHER CLOCK 0190 HAKATA MIMASU STATUES 5pc SET 0150 VINTAGE OLIVETTI TYPEWRITER 0191 CHERRY THREE DRAWER CHEST 0151 LEATHER TOP KNEEHOLE DESK 0192 HARTZELL ORIGINAL FRAMED 0152 BAMBOO CADDY 0193 6 FLORAL DISHES 0153 ANTIQUE SIDE TABLE 0194 BUNNY RABBIT DECOR 3/18 09/30/21 12:50:15 Lot Title Lot Title 0195 RABBIT LAMP 0236 PAINTED FENTON COBALT VASE 0196 THREE PIECE FLORAL COMFORTER SET 0237 FENTON HOBNAIL CANDLEHOLDER 0197 TWO DRAWER NIGHTSTAND 0238 FENTON WHITE RUFFLE BOWL 0198 SIDE TABLE 0239 ANTIQUE BOOK 0199 SHELF LOT ASSORTED CAT 0240 VINTAGE PLASS CADDY COLLECTIBLES 0241 LONGABERGER BASKET 0200 TOSHIBA FLAT SCREEN TV WITH DVD 0242 MARBLE PLANT STAND PLAYER 19" 0243 FLORAL ARRANGEMENT 0201 CRAFTSMAN RADIAL SAW 0244 TABLE LINENS 0202 AERA MAX AIR PURIFIER 0245 AREA RUG 4X6 NAVY AND BURGUNDY 0203 CROSLEY CD AND RECORD PLAYER 0246 LUGGAGE RACK 0204 HARBOR BREEZE CEILING FAN (NIB) 0247 BLANKET 0205 HP COLOR PRINTER 0248 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0206 CAST IRON KETTLE 0249 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0207 CORNER HUTCH 0250 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0208 VINTAGE PAINTED TRAY 0251 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0209 VINTAGE ROCKER 0252 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0210 NORFOLK SOUTHERN 611 MODEL TRAIN 0253 LAZY SUSAN 0211 HARTZELL ORIGINIAL ART WORK 0254 MARBLE LAMP 0212 SHIP ARTWORK 0255 PILLAR CANDLEHOLDER 0213 MODEL BOAT 0256 PAIR OF SIDE TABLES 0214 MODEL BOAT 0257 BUNNY DECOR 0215 MODEL BOAT 0258 FRAMED ARTWORK 0216 YACHT ARTWORK 0259 FRAMED STREET SCENE 0217 GLASS VASE 0260 FRAMED ART 0218 FRAMED CANVAS ART 0261 SILK PLANT 0219 SMALL WHITE CHAIR 0262 FRAMED DENVER ART 0220 BRASS CHANDELIER 0263 FRAMED AFRICAN AMERICAN ART 0221 TEA SET AND BASKET 0264 FRAMED PORTRAIT 0222 CERAMIC BIRD HOUSE 0265 FRAMED MIRROR 0223 SUN DIAL 0266 BLANKET 0224 DUCK COOKIE JAR 0267 FRAMED FLORAL ART 0225 BARN COOKIE JAR 0268 FLORAL ARRANGMENT 0226 BIRD HOUSE 0269 TWO BASKETS 0227 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ART 0270 NORITAKE ALSTON CHINA 0228 LONGABERGER BASKET 0271 FLORAL ART 0229 LONGABERGER BASKET 0272 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0230 BLUE AND WHITE CERAMIC PLANTER 0273 WALL MIRROR 0231 FARM COOKIE JAR 0274 FRAMED ART WITH BOATS 0232 DOG COOKIE JAR 0275 FRAMED ART WITH QUOTE 0233 FENTON GLASS PITCHER 0276 PROFUSION OF BEAUTY ART 0234 PAINTED FENTON VASE 0277 SHELF OF BOOKS 0235 FENTON GLASS BASKET 0278 SHELF LOT OF BOOKS 4/18 09/30/21 12:50:15 Lot Title Lot Title 0279 SHELF LOT OF BOOKS 0322 HARTZELL ORIGINIAL ARTWORK 0280 SHELF LOT OF BOOKS 0323 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0281 SHELF LOT OF BOOKS 0324 GERMAN OIL ARTWORK 0282 SHELF LOT OF BOOKS 0325 BRASS FLOOR LAMP 0283 FRAMED WALRUS ART 0326 BOX LOT OF SILVER PLATE 0284 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0327 BORDETT BLUE RIDGE ART 0285 COFFEE TABLE 0328 PROTECTOR BY TELLING ART 0286 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0329 CROWN PRINCESSES 0287 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0330 MIXED MEDIA COLLAGE 0288 BASKET 0331 BLACK TV CONSOLE 0289 BLACK SIDE TABLE 0332 SCULPTURE OF WOMENS HEAD 0290 CERAMIC LAMP 0333 ANTIQUE SIDE TABLE 0291 CANDY DISH 0334 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0292 CRYSTAL CANDLE STICKS 0335 METAL TABLE LAMP 0293 BASKET OF TABLE LINENS 0336 PLATTER 0294 GLASS BOWL 0337 TIGERWOOD SIDEBOARD 0295 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0338 BRONZE SCUPLTURE 0296 SET OF 8 GLASSES 0339 POTTERY PLANTER 0297 ROUND GREEN TABLE 0340 CATS MEOW BOOKS 0298 HARTZELL ORIGINAL ARTWORK 0341 HARTZELL ORIGINIAL FRAMED ART 0299 FRAMED FLORAL ART 0342 ASSORTED NURSERY ITEMS
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    The University of Maine DigitalCommons@UMaine University of Maine Alumni Magazines University of Maine Publications Fall 1981 Maine Alumnus, Volume 62, Number 4, Fall 1981 General Alumni Association, University of Maine Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/alumni_magazines Part of the Higher Education Commons, and the History Commons Recommended Citation General Alumni Association, University of Maine, "Maine Alumnus, Volume 62, Number 4, Fall 1981" (1981). University of Maine Alumni Magazines. 314. https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/alumni_magazines/314 This publication is brought to you for free and open access by DigitalCommons@UMaine. It has been accepted for inclusion in University of Maine Alumni Magazines by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@UMaine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. • ■* Our Alumni Council Officers Profits joined the GAA council in 1975. Within a I year, she became a member of the executive board and in the span of four years, was elected second vice president, chaired the executive board, and was chosen first vice president. In June, “Jo” became the first t woman GAA president. She lives in Bangor, ME. i i i i Miss Josephine M. Profits ’38 i President i i Sylvester, a Houlton, ME attorney, joined the council in 1975 and within two years, agreed to I spearhead UMO’s alumni fund. As national campaign t chairman, he used a “personal appeal” to meet the I GAA’s record goal of $450,000. Torrey is commander t of a U.S. Naval Reserves unit in Bangor, ME. Torrey A. Sylvester ’59 First Vice President I I This Mobil Oil Corporation executive from Topsfield, MA, directed the national fund campaign in 1979, just two years after he joined the council.
  • The Colors of Sea Glass Where Do They Come From?

    The Colors of Sea Glass Where Do They Come From?

    The Colors Of Sea Glass Where Do They Come From? ...Just where do the colors of beach glass come from? Sea Glass is simply old glass products that were thrown into the sea, But, "Sea Glass is JUST GLASS, like Diamonds are JUST ROCKS"© It takes decades for broken glass to "become" sea glass. If you think about it, the common colors of sea glass, Green, Brown & White are still in wide use today......Rarer colors of seaglass are pieces that the color has not been made or used commercially for many years. We have broken the colors into rarity categories, it is a general rule and not to be carved in stone (or glass!) as certain colors can be found more readily in some areas. For Example, lavender glass can be a rarity in areas yet abundant in Maine & Canada but hardly ever found in the islands. Next time you're in an antique shop or flea market, look at the glass items and see if you haven't found a piece of glass this color! By The Sea Jewelry is proud to offer the finest Genuine Sea Glass Jewelry in just about every color of sea glass in the world! This glass knowledge is based on 28 years of collecting and decades of researching the origins of our glass. (Place your mouse over or tap the images to reveal what the sea glass looks like in this glass color and then a corresponding piece of our jewelry in that color) Common - White, Green, Brown found in most beach combing locations throughout the world.
  • Auction Catalog Lot# Description

    Auction Catalog Lot# Description

    Auction Catalog Lot# Description 1 4 STEIFF BEARS IN ORIGINAL BOXES 2 ANTIQUE WICKER 6 PC DINING SET 3 ANTIQUE WICKER TEA CART 4 LARGE ANTIQUE COFFER 5 OVAL INDIAN BASKET 6 1920'S NAPOLEAN TRAY 7 3 PCS INDIAN POTTERY 8 1900'S AM. OAK TRIPLE DOOR BOOKCASE 9 TALL 6 PANEL CHINESE LACQUER SCREEN 10 LARGE INLAID ITALIAN 3-DOOR ARMOIRE W/ BEVELED MIRROR 11 1900'S CARVED CORNER CHAIR 12 VICTORIAN BEADED PURSE 13 VICTORIAN S.P. BRIDE'S BASKET W/ CLEAR BOWL 14 MARBLE TOP VICTORIAN TABLE 15 ANTIQUE CAST IRON BASE GLOBE 16 17TH CENTURY SLATE TOP PASTRY TABLE 17 BOHEMIAN GLASS EPERGNE & PAIR OF VASES 18 FRENCH STYLE LADY'S DESK W/ FIGURAL DEC. 19 4 LADY FIGURES 20 MAHOGANY STEPBACK BOOKSHELF W/ ASIAN MOTIF 21 PR. CAST METAL GILT FIGURAL WALL SCONCES W/ GLASS SHADES 22 SMALL ANTIQUE CLAW FOOT SETTEE 23 2 METAL TAZZOS 24 3 SMALL VICTORIAN GLASS VASES W/ METAL BASES 25 FRENCH STYLE LEATHER TOP DESK W/ CHAIR 26 STERLING OVERLAY CONSOLE SET 27 CARVED 1900'S OVAL OAK BREAKFAST TABLE W/ GRIFFIN 28 SET OF 4 CARVED 1900'S OAK FIGURAL DINING CHAIRS 29 19TH CENTURY PARLOR BARREL ORGAN 30 2 1920'S CARVED SPANISH STYLE HALL CHAIRS 31 HUTSCHENREUTHER LADY W/ DEER FIGURINE 32 ROSENTHAL FISH PORCELAIN FIGURINE 33 ARTS & CRAFTS DRESSER TRAY 34 HUTSCHENREUTHER EAGLE FIGURINE 35 1920'S SPANISH STYLE SERVER W/ IRON TRESTLE 36 VICTORIAN DRESS W/ SHOES & HAT ON DRESSFORM 37 CRANBERRY SWIRL EPERGNE & PITCHER 38 2 LARGE HAND PAINTED URNS (ROYAL VIENNA REPAIRED HANDLE) 39 GREEN SLAG GLASS TABLE LAMP Lo40t# LARGE CARVEDDes FcIrGipUtRioAnL BAR FRONT 41 3 PCS ART GLASS 42 PR.