Cornishware Still Brightening Kitchens Across the World by Deborah Threadgill

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Blue and white has always been a favorite color combination for collectors—whether it appears in a handstitched quilt, on transferware or any other surface. Cornishware is another perennial blue and white favorite. It is a line of kitchenware that has been delighting collectors since the 1920s and whose popu- larity has withstood the test of time. Introduced in the 1920s by T.G. Green and Company of Church Gresley, Derbyshire, England the banded kitchenware brand was named Cornishware, because Green said the color reminded him of the sky color in Cornwall. Cornwall was also the initial source of the clay used in the manufacture of the pottery. The signature blue coloring itself was referred to as “E. Blue” and many people also referred to the line as “E.Blue.” A banded bowl with the The iconic blue banding seen on the pottery came about, in shield mark in green ink. large part, due to the economic downturn in white-bodied wares Bowls and other utilitarian after World War I. To achieve the “look”, the blue, slip-decorated piece pieces were manufactured was turned on a lathe to remove bands of blue so that the white earthen- prior to the popular lidded ware body underneath could show through. Once completed the piece was storage jars. Image courtesy coated in clear glaze making it suitable for kitchen use. of ebay seller: bobznbitz2016. The line of Cornishware, which started out with utilitarian pieces like mixing bowls, milk jugs and teapots grew to incorporate lettered storage jars with lids, of history and food history in particular are often more likely to spot a rare piece which were sold to the public through department stores and stand-alone shops. when they see one. As an example, would you know what was inside a jar The company allowed purchasers to custom order jars with lettering or wording labeled TREX? For those in the know, Trex is/was a vegetable fat. of their choice to accommodate whatever food item was to be stored inside the Dating Cornishware is a bit tricky. Backstamps were either not recorded or jars. It is these custom jars that are highly prized by collectors today. Custom were used in multiple years. However, as a general guideline a shield backstamp order jars often featured misspelled words, which adds to the charm, collectabil- in black ink was used from the 1930s to the 1950s. Most lidded storage jars with ity and value for many fans. In fact, they are eagerly sought after with collectors lettering have this backstamp. A shield mark in green ink was used from the who willingly pay top dollar to add a misspelled item to their growing collec- 1930s to 1960s mostly on non-jar shapes such as milk jugs, bowls, etc. One very tions. Research shows that many factory employees made lettered items for distinctive backstamp called a “target mark” can be definitively dated to 1968- family and friends oftenwith the family name or other unique lettering applied 1975. This mark shows a stamp in black ink along with the wording “Restyled and then tucked them inside a coat or other item of apparel to sneak out of the by Judith Onions Des. RCA.” Onions was a young designer brought in in 1968 to factory. These one-of-a-kind lettered items are treasured by Cornishware enthu- modernize the line. siasts. In the 1990s a flood of fake vintage pieces started appearing at auctions, As time passed, additional colors were added to malls and online. For the most part these fakes bear a the iconic blue line such as red and white triangular backstamp containing the words (extremely rare and highly collect- “Gresley Ware” or the text-only mark “T.G. ible); yellow and white which was Green and Co., Gresley Ware.” Neither of manufactured in 1959 and intro- these backstamps were ever used in original duced at a trade show in Blackpool Cornishware. in February 1960 and advertised Production of the Cornishware to the public in April of 1960; black line was, for many genera- and white, green and white, and tions, a family run business. orange and white to name just a few. After T.G. Green died in Newer pieces such as the color combi- 1905 the company passed nation plum and white, made in 2004 to his son and business as a Christmas present for Mason and associate Henry King. Cash employees, are few and far The Green/King fami- between in the marketplace and the lies operated the busi- gold and blue ones are so rare only a ness until 1964 when, handful of collectors have ever seen due to financial prob- an example let alone have one in their lems, it ended up in possession. the hands of the Most avid collectors focus on vin- Jersey Banking tage pieces from the 1920s to the Corporation who, at 1960s. Popular items include let- one point, petitioned tered storage jars with lids. While the local councilmen to lettered jars for staples such as allow for the tearing flour, sugar, salt, coffee and tea are down of the old brick most often seen in the marketplace kilns to allow for more and still relatively reasonably priced operational space. The the crème de la crème are jars with request was denied by the lettering for then-expensive and Council. In response to the deci- then-exotic food items—for instance sion the banking corporation cloves, mustard, brown sugar, mace destroyed all the company paperwork and cocoa. What was stored for use including deeds and design pattern book- back then may or may not be used or lets. In the 1980s the factory fell into the even available today so aspiring col- ownership of Swinden-based Cloverleaf lectors who have a keen knowledge Pottery which later sold (due to declining sales and competition from mass produced Right: A contemporary red and white Cornishware milk pitcher. Vintage red and white pieces are considered extremely rare, eagerly See Cornishware on Page 17 sought after, and hard to acquire. Page 2 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 11, 2020 NEWS Garden antiques grew strong bids at Kamelot By Susan Emerson Nutter

PHILADELPHIA — Two consistently solid collecting areas are items that are garden related and architectural anything. Combine those two categories in one auction and expect great things. Just look at Kamelot Auctions’ May 2 and May 7 online event fond- ly known as the Garden Sale. Celebrating the 15th installment of this very popular auction, items related to the garden or architectural elements are wonderful draws reinforcing the fact these areas never seem soft. Yet, they do have their drawbacks in a sense, and that is size. Garden urns and benches; architectural light fixtures and corbels – those can work most anywhere. Grandiose garden gates and statuary or towering stained glass windows and granite columns are another matter. But no matter. Kamelot found new owners for material in all shapes and sizes, and in many, many instances; presale estimates were crushed. The first lot of the May 2 portion found an Italian, circa 1860, carved marble statue of a winged putto; a usable height at Above: “Four Red Rings” by Jerome Kirk (American, b. 25 inches tall and signed Pio Fedi, on the block. Its presale estimate 1923) realized $5,500. The ki- of $600 to $900 was greatly surpasses when it hammered at $4,600. netic sculpture was dated The second lot of the same day, was the kinetic sculpture “Four July 1978. Red Rings” by Jerome Kirk (American, b. 1923). Dated 1978 and selling with a hand-signed book, this piece of art realized $5,500. Right: A bid of $8,500 was The sculpture was 46 ½ inches high by 24 inches wide and 12 inches needed to take home this deep. circa 1970 set of 14 French What a great way to start an auction! And the big numbers kept iron armchairs with woven backs and seats. See Kamelot on page 2 Lights and sound will dazzle the senses at Selkirk By Eric C. Rodenberg auction house is expected to dazzle The auction will be open for floor all the human senses with brilliance. bidders at their gallery at 555 ST. LOUIS – Light plus Sight plus Many lots have been consigned Washington Ave. and avail- Sound equal Action. Of that, Bryan from the estate of Lou Phillips, own- able for live online bidding Laughlin, executive director at Sel- er of Phillips Antiques, a longtime at Invaluable.com and on kirk Auction is confident for the up- fixture on Broadway Street in St. Selkirk’s online platform. coming Aug. 15 gallery sale. Louis. Absentee and phone bidding Two hundred and twenty-two lots “Selkirk has historically used is also available. will come through the auction block their gallery auctions as a brand in Within the “Light” category at the sale, titled Light/Sight/Sound, itself,” Laughlin said. “We’re using are many colorful early 20th where this powerhouse Midwestern the Light/Sight/Sound phonetics to century lamps and stained glass better identify our market and make and reverse painted table lamps that it easier for our customers to distin- came from Phillips Antiques. A fine guish among the categories for sale.” selection of jewelry includes a 14K Laughlin said the company has yellow gold wedding ring with a 2.19 enhanced its descriptions in online emerald-cut diamond estimated to and printed catalogs, as an aid for sell for $10,000-$14,000. In addition, bidders. “We lay out all the facts,” a vintage Rolex Oyster Perpetual he said. “That makes it easier for the Datejust chronometer with a quilted market to decide. It’s a little more champagne face of gold Roman nu- time-consuming and laborious, but merals and magnified date, made in regardless of what I think, the market is the thing.” See Selkirk on page 9 Cyber attack against LiveAuctioneers breached personal data LiveAuctioneers, a popular online bidding platform, announced last week it present on your bidder account. Please also know that complete payment card was the victim of a cyber attack which may have allowed an unauthorized third numbers were not accessed, and we have no reason to believe auction history party access to personal information from the firm’s bidder database. was affected. Users who had accounts with LiveAuctioneers were sent an email on Aug. 4 “The exposure of your LiveAuctioneers credentials (i.e. login and password) announcing the attack. The breach happened against one of LiveAuctioneers IT could affect other online accounts you may have (if they use the same or simi- suppliers on June 19 and LiveAuctioneers said they were notified on July 11. lar credentials). You could also be exposed to impersonation and phishing at- “We take the protection of your information very seriously. Unfortunately, we tempts.” are writing to inform you about a data security issue affecting your LiveAuc- LiveAuctioneers blocked unauthorized access to bidder account information tioneers bidder account information. We are deeply sorry for any concern or upon learning of the attack and disabled user passwords. Users who try to log inconvenience this may have caused, and are working quickly to take the ap- in get a message about the attack and a link to a website to learn more. Users propriate steps to prevent such incidents in the future. We hope that in time we are then prompted to create a new password. can regain your trust, which we value above all,” according to the email users LiveAuctioeners encourages users to change any passwords for other accounts received. that used a similar or the same information as what was stored on LiveAuction- “The data that has been exposed includes user account information like eers. It is always a good idea to regularly review all online accounts for suspi- names, email addresses, mailing addresses, phone numbers, visit history, and cious activity. encrypted passwords (the unauthorized party however managed to decrypt For more information visit https://help.liveauctioneers.com/article/496-ju- passwords after the cyber attack). Not all of this information may have been ly-11-2020-liveauctioneers-account-security

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AY000004L Page 4 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 11, 2020 Police investigating sale of counterfeit 1879 $4 gold coin TEMECULA, Calif. — Acting on a tip from the Anti-Coun- County California who is the senior numismatist of Col- terfeiting Educational Foundation federal and local California orado-based American Rarities. He was contacted by law enforcement agents are investigating the attempted sale an individual offering to sell several expensive coins of $400,000 in counterfeit antique coins including a fake ex- allegedly certified by NGC,” said Davis. ample a rare gold coin that brought $300,000 at auction last When he received the coins, Moretti suspect- year. The seller also is a suspect in an earlier case in Minne- ed they and the holders were counterfeit. The sota involving fakes, according to Doug Davis, Director of the suspicions were confirmed after inspection by ACEF Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force (ACTF). other numismatic experts including NGC rep- Davis, a former Texas Police Chief, has alerted the U.S. resentatives. Treasury Department Office of Inspector General (OIG) and “When we entered the suspect’s name into our is assisting investigators in this case. crime and intelligence database it linked him to “The seller of these counterfeits is on our radar and we’re another case in which he reportedly attempted to after him no matter how long it takes. In the meantime, these sell counterfeit coins to a Minnesota dealer in Decem- latest fakes are off the market. They were turned over as ev- ber 2019. Those coins were seized and a joint investigation idence and are now in the custody of detectives at the Irvine, is currently continuing by the U.S. Treasury OIG and the Calif., Police Department,” Davis stated. Minnesota Department of Commerce,” explained Davis. The counterfeit $300,000 coin is a replica of an 1879-dated Federal and local investigators are reviewing both the Above: If it was real, this coin would be worth about $300,000. U.S. $4 denomination “Coiled Hair” design gold coin known Minnesota and California cases to determine appropriate Instead this is a replica of an 1879-dated U.S. $4 denomination as a “Stella,” of which only about a dozen genuine examples jurisdiction to initiate prosecution against the suspect for “Coiled Hair” design gold coin known as a “Stella,” of which only about a dozen genuine examples are known. are known. possession and distribution of counterfeits with the intent That coin and three other fakes were housed in counterfeit to defraud. its Accredited Precious Metals Dealer program (www.APMD- encapsulation holders that resemble those issued by Numis- “Well-made fakes are flooding the U.S. If you don’t know dealers.org),” advised Davis. matic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), a respected rare coin au- antique coins or precious metal bullion coins, you’d better The ACEF and the task force are supported entirely by do- thentication and grading company. know a reputable seller, such as experts affiliated with the nations. The ACEF is a 501(c)(3) corporation and all donations “We were alerted to this case by Ryan Moretti of Orange Professional Numismatists Guild (www.PNGdealers.org) and to ACEF are tax deductible.

roared to a final bid of $3,800. Kamelot If having lions in your garden From Page 2 wasn’t impressive enough, why not set up a pair of large, opulent cast coming. The top lot of this two-day and wrought iron doors with a tran- event was the offering a set of 14 som? The circa 1920 set featured French iron armchairs having woven glass inserts and baskets of flowers backs and seats. Circa 1970, this set and sold for $4,200. Each door stood was bid to $8,500 against an esti- 88 ½ inches high. mate of $1,000-$1,500. Then, to finish off the look, how Container gardening takes on a about a set of four iron columns of whole new meaning if the plants get ionic form; each 85 inches high, to reside in a French carved stone which sold together also for $4,200. planter like the circa 1900 example Due to Philadelphia’s stay-at-home done in the Renaissance style offered order when the auction took place, by Kamelot. At 31 inches in diameter there was no in-person preview, but and 13 inches high, this planter com- that surely did not deter buyers. manded $5,000. Safe bidding was available via phone Need some guardians for the gar- and absentee as well as online using Above: Cataloged as a great table for potting plants, this circa 1900 French butcher block den? Kamelot offered up a pair of LiveAuctioneers and Invaluable. And table with two drawers and turned legs sold for $4,200 against an estimate of $800 to opposing recumbent bronze garden again adhering to proper social dis- $1,200. lions with detailed manes and very tancing, Kamelot Auctions providing expressive faces. The 29 inch high, free storage of items purchased until Below: Having detailed manes and expressive faces, this pair of opposing bronze recumbent garden lions were taken to a final bid of $3,800. 46 inch wide and 24 inch deep duo the stay-at-home order is lifted. Though this 15th edition of Ka- melot Auction’s Garden Sale was held during unsure times, one thing was evident, buyers are willing to adjust how business takes place in order to become the new owners of fabulous items for their gardens and homes. Contact: (215) 438-6990 www.kamelotauctions.com

Left: At 88 ½ inches tall, these circa 1920 cast and wrought iron doors having glass inserts and baskets of flowers decoration brought $4,200 for the pair.

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Below: Rated “PG-13,” this end table is a favorite of Jenna the Millenial.

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(For card) Gift from Page 6 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 11, 2020 Going to work with a Disney lunch pail in tow can be fun By Larry LeMasters

The earliest known lunch pails were wooden or tin buckets with no lids. A folded cloth sat on the open top of these lunch pails to keep out dirt and flies. School children and factory workers carried these open lunch pails each day, and the most common lunch found in these old lunch pails was a crust of bread and chunk of cheese. The Industrial Revolution changed the face, or the top, of lunch pails. The first manufactured covered tins were lightweight, made of metal, bore colorful advertising, had a lid, and were filled with tobacco and candy. When the tobacco and candy were gone and the pail had been rinsed out, it was put to use as a lunch pail. Many of these mid-1800s candy tins/lunch pails survive in antique stores and at auction houses, but most are in poor condition with dents and rust. Collectors continually search for the earliest metal pails, made specifically as lunch pails, but modern reproductions have greatly damaged this fun collecting field. By the mid- to late-1800s, true metal lunch pails evolved, offering school children, factory workers, and, especially, miners a safe and multi-chambered lunch pail, often with lift-out trays. One highly sought after category of 19th century lunch pails is the miner’s lunch pail that was large and sported a removable canteen (that rested in the upper section of the pail above the food) that held soup or coffee. The earliest of these miner lunch pails were made in England and were called Cornish pasties or simply pasties in America. The food of choice for a Cornish pasty lunch tin was crusted meat pie with diced beef, onion, and potato. These meat pies could be hand held which eliminated the need for silverware. By the 20th century, small, enameled lunch pails, called gamelles, flooded the markets in France and Scandinavia, slowly moving across Europe and the Atlantic Ocean to America. Gamelles were designed to carry warm soup in the top and crackers, meat pâté, and fruit in the bottom. Gamelles were constructed of metal graniteware and had matching lids that latched firmly into place. Collectors enjoy displaying gamelles since they were manufactured in a variety of colors, including yellow, blue, green, tan, and red, all of which make for colorful kitchen displays. Around 1760, John Mantagu, the Earl of Sandwich, coined the term “sandwich” to describe Above: Rare, 1954 Mickey and Donald lunchbox in rough but restorable condition. This box was made by Adco Liberty Company and is valued at $115. a “piece of salt beef held between two slices of bread.” Sandwiches became the rage of England, causing bakers to sell pre-sliced bread for the first time. lunch box collections. Sandwiches also influenced the evolution of the lunch pail. Manufacturers began producing Disney metal lunch pails remain highly collectible today, but like all collectible lunch pails, “flatter” lunch kits that began looking like the 20th century lunch pail or lunch box we are all buyers, especially novice buyers, need to beware. First, and foremost, watch out for reproduc- familiar with. And as lunch kits became popular, Americans wanted “fun” lunch kits, so nature tions. Many of the classic lunch boxes of the 1950s remained popular, so they are still produced scenes, animals, places, and advertisement began showing up on lunch box kits. Finally, in today. One example of a replicated Disney lunch box is the Disney School Bus, which has been 1935, the first lunch box featuring the lithograph image of a popular cartoon character, Mickey made and re-made for years. Buying Disney lunch boxes from reputable dealers is a good way Mouse, was issued. This 1935 Mickey Mouse lunch pail is still one of the most popular and to make sure you are buying an authentic, antique Disney lunch box. expensive lunch boxes to collect since it holds a special place in lunch box history. A kit in “good Prices for vintage Disney lunch boxes fluctuate quite a bit, especially in COVID-19 times. condition” is valued at around $2,000. At the same time that Mickey appeared on lunch boxes, For a metal, vintage Disney lunch box, you should expect to pay $400 or more for one in good so did other Walt Disney “Silly Symphony” cartoon characters. condition. If you can find a mint condition, 1930s Disney lunch box, expect to pay $1,000 or Another rare and highly sought after lunch box is the Mickey Mouse Lunch Kit, circa 1930s, more. made by Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Company. The wrap-around scene on the sides of this pail features Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Horace, Clarabelle, Clara Cluck, Goofy, Pluto and Don- ald Duck. The top lid is removable, and there is a separate inner tray that is nearly always missing. This lunch pail has two metal handles that wrap over the lid and that are used to carry the lunch box. “Handy Company” and a patent number are embossed on the bottom of this lunch pail. In good condition, collectors pay around $500 for this highly desired lunch pail. Other metal Disney lunch boxes followed in the 1930s, ‘40s, and ‘50s. And all of them are quite expensive to buy today. In 1954 Adco Liberty produced a Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck metal lunch box set with matching thermos bottle that featured Mickey and Donald picnicking with Donald’s neph- ews—Louie, Huey, and Dewy. Today, one of these lunch boxes without a thermos will cost a collector between $900 and $1,000, and a lunch box with a steel thermos bottle will easily cost twice that amount. Adco Disney lunch box sets are considered extremely rare and are jewels in

Below: Among the first lunch boxes to feature a commercial character is this 1935 Mickey Mouse tin lunch kit with wire handle.

Above: Mickey Mouse lunch kit with lid, circa 1930s. Made by Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Company, this lunch box is valued at $475.

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Antique Show tel: (937) 788-2058 Jewelry Show DayMarket 2 of 4 tel: (309) 385-2337 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market 9am-1pm10am-4pm Joyce Kim Schilling Simmons tel: (712) 326-9964 Sat. 8am-5pm & Sun. 9am-2pm North Star ILLINOIS, Oakland, Gathering at the Sunday, OctOber 20 OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Day 1 of 2 9am-1pm Joyce tel: (201) 213-2146 9am-3pm RG Canning tel: (323) 560-7469 COLORADO,Day 1 of 6 Denver, World Wide Antique Day 7 of 7 tel:Day (201) 1 of 3213-2146 Collectives tel: (906) 250-1618 Village Country Primitive Show Sat. 9am-4pm & Sun. 10am-2pm Olde Stark Day 1 of 2 9am-3pm Donna Kibler tel: (219) 795-2023 VIRGINIA, Fishersville, 65th Shenandoah & Vintage Show Antique Faire tel: (330) 794-9100 Antiques Expo Day 3 of 3 Day 1 of 2 Sunday, december 08 INDIANA, Lebanon, Boone County OHIO, Washington Court House, Scott 9am-5pm both days Heritage Promotions CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea ATreasureu Hunt c t i o n AntiqueC Marketsa l e n d atel: (434)r 846-7452 FLORIDA, Lakeland, Collectorama Show Market Sat. 8am-5pm & Sun. 9am-2pm North Star Day 2 of 2 Day 1 of 2 Day 3 of 3 Sunday, nOvember 10 9am-3pm Canning Attractions Collectives tel: (906) 250-1618 CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, RoseE-M Bowl Fleaail : Listingstel: (323) [email protected] Day 1 of 2 PENNSYLVANIA, Kutztown, Renningers ILLINOIS, Belleville, Belleville Antique Saturday, OctOber 12 Market Tuesday, August 11 FAntiqueriday Extravaganza, August 14 Sunday, August 16 FFleariday Market, August 21 Wednesday, August 26 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique 9am-2pm Canning Attractions NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas KENTUCKY,INDIANA, Trafalgar, Owensboro, A Fall Estate Gathering Auction at VIRGINIA,Day 3 of 3 Online, Virtual Auction ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, 2-Day Online OHIO,Day 2 ofNeapolis, 2 Glassware, Lamps, & INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & Sat. 11am-3pm & Sun. 9am-2pm Markets tel: (323) 560-7469 Woods Antique Show 10amthe Homestead Kurtz Auction & Realty 4:30pm Damewood Auctioneers Toy Auction Miscellaneous Auction Preservation Station tel: (270) 993-7532 Day 3 of 4 Collectible Auction 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 9am-3pm Teresa Waltz tel: (317) 270-7236 tel: (540) 454-2326 Day 2 of 2 NORTH CAROLINA, High Point, Market 9am Shipshewana Auction Day 1 of 2 tel: (800) 264-1204 Sunday, September 29 10am Whalen Realty & Auction NEW JERSEY, Mount Laurel, Rancocas Day 3 of 7 tel: (260) 768-4129 CALIFORNIA, Ventura, Ventura Flea tel: (419) 875-6317 KENTUCKY, Georgetown, 46th Semi- OHIO, Canton, Olde Stark Antique Faire Woods Antique Show Friday, april 17 PENNSYLVANIA, Online, Online Only Market NEWSat. 9am-4pm YORK, Canaan, & Sun. 10am-2pmEsate Auction Olde Stark Day 1 of 4384 Annual Oxford Antique Market Saturday, August 15 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 NORTHunday CAROLINA,epte Highmber Point, Market 9am-2pm Canning Attractions Noon Ralph Fontaine tel: (413) 442-2537 S , S 06 Auction9am-3:30pm Jarvis Antiques ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, 2-Day Online Antique Faire tel: (330) 794-9100 mOnday, OctOber 21 Thursday, August 27 No Time Given Karen tel: (323) 560-7469 KENTUCKY, Owensboro, Market Days 4pmtel: (502) Rittenhouse 370-7268 Auction Co. 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Noon & Sun. 1pm Denotter Auctions NEW YORK, Online, World Auction aturday ugust Day 2 of 2 tel: (724) 438-0581 SDay 4 of 7 , A 22 DayAmericana 2 of 2 Country Auction Day 1 of 7 tel:MICHIGAN, (224) 392-3101Allegan, Allegan Antique GalleryVIRGINIA, Fishersville, 65th Shenandoah MISSOURI, Kirksville, Midwest Antique INDIANA, Rockville, Public Auction 9am Mike Clum tel: (740) 536-9220 DayMarket 1 of 2 NEW JERSEY, Logan Township, Auction TEXAS,Fest and Dallas, Flea Market Notice of Public Sale 11amAntiques World Expo Auction Gallery 9:30am Jerry (Pud) Patton 8am-4pm Larry Wood tel: (616) 735-3333 Day 2 of 2 8:30am Lisa tel: (856) 467-4834 10amDay 2 Hallett of 2 & Perrin tel: (210) 663-7707 tel: (516) 307-8180 tel: (765) 376-5153 INDIANA, Austin, Estate Auction Saturday, August 29 10am Bob Tobias tel: (812) 820-3928 OHIO, Springfield, The Springfield riday ctOber OHIO, Hamilton, Noonan Auction INDIANA, Milford, Public Auction F , O 04 Sunday, OctOber 13 KENTUCKY, Clarkson, Absolute Auction Wednesday, September 09 WExtravaganzaednesday, August 12 CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & 1pm Dave Lunsford tel: (513) 895-4166 9am Chupp Auctions & Real Estate LLC INDIANA, Hope, Estate Auction CALIFORNIA, Pasadena, Rose Bowl Flea 9am Hodges Auction Co. tel: (270) 765-4308 INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA,Day 2 of 3 Shipshewana, Antique & Fishing Collectibles Show tel: (260) 499-0216 10am Owens Auction Service Market Miscellaneous Auction Miscellaneous Auction Fri. 9am-4pm & Sat. 9am-3pm Wes TENNESSEE,9am-3pm Canning Johnson Attractions City, Important PENNSYLVANIA, York, York Antiques tel: (812) 528-7021 9am Shipshewana Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Douglass tel: (559) 259-5755 Jewelry Estate Auction unday ugust MISSOURI, Richmond, The ‘Hammer Man’ Show & Sale tel: (323) 560-7469 S , A 23 Day 1 of 2 2pm Kimball Sterling Auction tel: (260) 768-4129 tel:Day (260) 2 of 768-41293 INDIANA, Portland, Public Auction NORTH CAROLINA, Ramseur, 10am Loy Real Estate & Auction GEORGIA, Atlanta, Scott Antique 9am Simmons & Co. Auctioneers WISCONSIN, Waukesha, 68th Fall Outstanding Auction tel: (260) 726-2700 Markets tel: (816) 776-2936 MASSACHUSETTS,VIRGINIA, Petersburg, Online, Antiques The Kolar Show & Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Assn. Show 9am & 11am C&A Auction Saturday, September 12 WDayednesday 4 of 4 , August 19 CollectionHistoric Trades - Online Fair & Sale tel: (336) 483-1864 MISSOURI, St. Louis, Auction - Light, INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & INDIANA, Indianapolis, Sharon Schwartz’s No10am-5pm Time Given Toni Skinner Clark tel: Inc. (804) 586-3337 Fri. 10am-8pm & Sat. 10am-5pm Wisconsin Sight, Sound MiscellaneousMICHIGAN, Centreville, Auction Antique Market & Monday, August 31 Eisenberg Collection tel:Day (508) 1 of 970-32002 Antiques Dealers Assn. tel: (815) 575-1272 10am Selkirk tel: (314) 696-9041 9amSale Shipshewana Auction ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, Online Only 11am Ripley Auctions Day 1 of 2 Monday, August 24 tel:8am-3pm (260) 768-4129 Bob Zurko tel: (715) 526-9769 Antiques and Collectibles Auction ILLINOIS, Arlington Heights, Online Only OHIO,Sunday Wooster,, September Absolute Antique 22 Auction OHIO, Miamisburg, Fantastic Auction 5:30pm Denotter Auctions Antiques and Collectibles Auction 9amILLINOIS, Steve Belleville,Andrews tel: Belleville (330) 262-9186 Antique 10amSaturday Frank Lewis, O tel:ctOber (937) 673-6678 05 MARYLAND,NEW JERSEY, Frederick, Mount Laurel, Estate Rancocas Auction tel: (224) 392-3101 Wednesday, September 16 5:30pm Denotter Auctions Flea Market CALIFORNIA, Los Banos, Hunting & 4:30pmWoods TroutAntique Auctioneers Show INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & PENNSYLVANIA,Day 2 of 2 Online, Two-Day Online PENNSYLVANIA,Fishing Collectibles Online, Show Vintage Baseball 8am-2pm Stephen Rush tel: (856) 235-1830 tel: (224) 392-3101 Miscellaneous Auction tel: (301) 898-9899 Wednesday, September 02 Event - Collectors! CardDay 2 & of Ephemera 2 Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction INDIANA, Lebanon, Boone County 10am Cordier Antiques & Fine Art INDIANA, Shipshewana, Antique & 10am both days Alderfer Auction Company PENNSYLVOHIO, Canton,ANIA, Olde Downingtown, Stark Antique Online Faire OKLAHOMA, Online, Estate Online Only tel: (260) 768-4129 Treasure Hunt tel: (717) 731-8662 Miscellaneous Auction tel: (215) 393-3000 NEW JERSEY, Sparta, Vintage Costume Day 2 of 2 Auction Day 2 of 2 Only Decorative Arts Auction 9am Shipshewana Auction Jewelry Show 6:01pm Dale Chupp tel: (918) 630-0495 Day 1 of 2 10am Pook & Pook tel: (610) 269-4040 tel: (260) 768-4129 PENNSYLV9am-1pm JoyceANIA, Simmons Waynesville, Antiques & Friday, September 18 Glassware Auction riday ctOber INDIANA, Lebanon, Indy Ad Show tel: (201) 213-2146 F , O 18 PENNSYLVANIA, Chambersburg, Estate Day 2 of 2 10am Joe R. Pyle tel: (304) 592-6000 COLORADO, Denver, World Wide Antique hursday ugust hursday ugust Tuesday, August 25 Jewelry Auction T , A 13 OHIO, Wilmington, Ohio Country Antique T& Vintage Show, A 20 Saturday, September 05 MICHIGAN, Mason, Online Auction PENNSYLVANIA,OHIO, Springfield, Online, The Springfield Two-Day Online SOUTHShow CAROLINA, Spartanburg, Antique OKLAHOMA,No Time Given Pryor, Denver Huge Mart Onine & On-Site INDIANA, Milroy, 67th Semi-Annual Milroy Fri. 5pm & Sat. 9am Carl Ocker EventExtravaganza - Collectors! Auction9am-3pm Queen City Shows Multipletel: (303) Estate 292-6278 Auction No Time Given Sheridan Auction Services Amish School Auctions tel: (717) 264-6578 DayDay 23 ofof 23 9amtel: (513) Jesse 738-7256 Camelleri tel: (864) 327-6485 9:14amDay 1 of Dale 3 Chupp tel: (918) 630-0495 tel: (517) 676-9800 9am Norman tel: (765) 561-9824 Day 1 of 2 August 11, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 9 canvas painting titled Sir Fallstaff attractive figures and birds among Selkirk Beer by Haddon (Sunny) Hubbard blossoming branches. “This is an ex- From Page 2 Sundblom (American, 1899-1976). In tremely rare item,” Laughlin said. the painting, Sir Fallstaff, attired in “Usually you see single tiles selling Switzerland in March 1989, will be Bavarian garb, is hoisting a mug of for good money. But to have the en- offered with its original green leath- beer, as an advertising illustration tire fireplace, that is rarely seen.” er watch case, manual and Rolex box. for Lemp Brewery. Sundblom is a Contact: 314) 696-9041 Among the many fine art pieces is legendary illustrator and father of www.selkirkauctions.com a signed Henri Hecht Maik (French, modern-day branding legends includ- 1922-1993) oil on canvas painting ti- ing Santa for Coca-Cola, The Quaker tled Les Jeunes, dated 1980. On the Oats man, and the recently retired Above: Sir Fallstaff Beer by Haddon (Sunny) reverse of the frame is a label bear- Aunt Jemima character. Hubbard Sundblom (American, 1899-1976). ing Wally Findlay Galleries. “Maik is Another spectacular lot from Phil- Exuberantly hoists a mug of beer, as an ad- becoming very popular in the current lips is a late 19th century ceramic vertising illustration for Lemp Brewery. art market,” Laughlin said. tile fireplace “in the manner of Her- Also coming from the private col- man Carl Mueller.” The decorative Below: One of the sweetest lot from the “Sounds” category is an antique cylinder lection of Lou Phillips is a large (55- encaustic tile fireplace is surround- inch in height and 38 inches wide) music box, Swiss-made in the late 19th cen- ed by Neoclassical composition of tury, plays 10 tunes with zither damper. The original lithograph mounted to the lid is penned with the 10 song titles.

Another spectacular lot from St. Louis antiques dealer Lou Phillips, is a late 19th century ceramic tile fireplace “in the manner of Herman Carl Mueller.”

Antiques for Sale

Marble top 38 H x 77 W x 25 D - $1,750

52 H x 108 W x 26 D - $1,500 (two pieces)

like a SAVE LOCAL 42 H x 96 W x 24 D - $700 Built in the late 1890’s 118 H x 80 W x 26 D - $17,500 Possible Delivery

42 H x 120 W x 26 D - $800 42 H x 72 W x 26 D - $475 42 H x 72 W x 26 D - $475

SELMA, NC ★ I-95, EXIT 98 Your antique shopping stop on I-95 with visitselma.org 42 H x 96 W x 26 D - $650 42 H x 72 W x 26 D - $1,200 38 H x 72 W x 24 D - $450 multiple antique shops and malls all For a free Visitors guide within walking distance. 1-800-441-7829 Contact: [email protected] or 517-256-1389 Page 10 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 11, 2020

shew hip ana auctionauction.com S Shipshewana Auction ESTATE JEWELRY AUCTION est. 1922 SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2:00 PM ANTIQUE & MISCELLANEOUS AUCTION Catalog at www.auctionauction.com Preview Saturday 10:00 am till Noon and Noon Day of Sale Every Wednesday, Year-Round at 9:00 am EST 125 WEST MARKET ST., JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE 37604 IN-HOUSE, PHONE AND INTERNET BIDDING Large Diamonds - two rings have over three carats solitaires, garnets, aquamarine, Rodilite, pearls, jade, engagement sets, 1 carat diamonds, black face Accutron wristwatch, gold cameo, diamond stickpin, earrings, 10 carat diamond and sap- phire bracelet, opal bracelet, fancy gold and diamond necklaces, amethyst and pearl bracelet, men’s stone rings, fine costume jewelry and much more. Approx. 3.21 ct. Cash or check 15% buyer’s fee. All lots have professional appraisals from Gem- Corp in Atlanta, Ga. GemCorp is the best well known appraisal group in America. Kimball took the estate to Atlanta personally and sat there for 6.5 hours as the evaluation was done. The major lots have appraisal folders and will accompany the purchases. Items pictured above will sell at our August 12th Antique & Misc. Auction Preview consignments at AuctionZip.com! Auctioneer ID #1945 PAL-2476 Weekend Flea Market, August 14-15, 2020 (Fri. 12pm-8pm, Sat. 8am-2pm)

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Ralph Fontaine’s Heritage Auctions, Inc. Original Signed Bats & Several Cards High Quality, Fast Pace, Honest Auction Gallery announces a ESTATE AUCTION

Early Wooden Trike (1 of Several) SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 2020 AT NOON Previews: Saturday, 11 AM-5 PM & Sunday, 10 AM-12 PM Location: Rt. 22, Canaan, New York Less than 3 miles north of the Mass Pike and New York Thruway (Exit B-3) (1 mile south of Route 295) Triump Edison Victrola (6 miles south of Route 20) • (413) 442-2537 • (518) 781-3650 Gallery We will be selling over 300 Lots Of Victorian, Oak, Period And Garden Furniture. Also A Selection Of Orientals, Dolls, Coins, Jewelry, Toys, Musical Instruments, Lamps, Clocks, Advertising, Bikes, Music Boxes, Rugs, Sterling. Partial Estates in North Egremont, Williamston and Lenox, Massachusettes, plus other Estate Lots. Set of Sterling Wallace Sir Christopher TERMS: Cash & good check 15%, 18% for credit cards, 23% for online bidding ALL CDC GUIDELINES WILL BE FOLLOWED

Awesome Sonny Pressed Steel Truck (1 of 2) Early Boat in Original Paint Selection (Clock Work?) of Early Estate Fresh Orientals Collection of Early Barbies & Clothes

Great Period Sideboard with Brass Gallery

Several Lots of Coins

Bronze Lamp with Jewels Museum Quality Period Miniature Classical Oak Double Comb Regina Sideboard c. 1840s Music Box Mahogany Banquet Table

Walnut Library Awesome Doll House Walnut Partner’s Desk with Steps with Oak (Several Lots of Dolls & Several Oriental Rugs Figured Maple Drawer Treads Miniatures) Antique Cobalt Antique Double Sided Umbrella Stand Oak Cylinder Music Box Porcelain Several Lots of 14 & 18 K Gold Jewelry

Antique Suite of Armor Period Bow Back Bench (Egremont Estate) Early Cello (Several Instruments)

Continental 19th C. Egyptian Revival Early Lifesize Partner’s Worktable Period Server Painting Rebined

Large Victorian Marble Statue (Turner) & Pristine 2 Piece Contenental Several Oak File Exceptional Bolt Dozens of Fine Garden Items Pedestal Breakfront Units Cabinet For over 1200 photos www.fontaineheritage.com August 11, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 11

WORLD AUCTION GALLERY WorldAuction isAuction on Sunday, August Gallery 16th • Starting at 11:00 AM EST st Sunday,228 June East Meadow21 at Avenue 11AM • EastEST Meadow, NY 11554 228 East Meadow Avenue | EastTelephone: Meadow, NY(516) 11554 307-8180 • Fax: (516) 307-8179 Tel: (516)E-mail: 307-8180 [email protected] | Fax: (516) 307-8179 • www.worldauctiongallery.com Email: [email protected] are 4 ways to | bid,www.worldauctiongallery.com Liveauctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone and Absentee. Due toDue the to Coronavirus Coronavirus, pandemic, there are no Previews preview dates. are only by appointment on August 13th, 14th and 15th The auction will be conducted on 700 Lots of Folk Art,Liveauctioneers Americana, Native Americanand Invaluable. Art, Judaica, Exceptional Silver Items, Paintings, Exceptional Gorham Sterling SilverHistorical We Items,will also Fishing accept Equipment, absentee Swords, and Canes, telephone Decoy Ducks, bidding. Clocks, MonumentalMusical GorhamInstruments, Sterling Large Centerpiece Circa 1900 and Fine Jewelry. Silver Tray Circa 1890

Large Nude Bronze Pair of Tiffany Sterling Silver Centerpieces

Large selection of 18th and 19th Century Collection of Rare Early Galle Glass and Judaica Selection of Silver and others Monumental Llardo Figure Meissen porcelain items Pottery items

Terra-Cotta Native Rare 19th Century American Cigar Sign Carved Wood Chair 1 Antique Painting Probably Russian

Russian Painting Collection of Swords By Vincent Stiepevich and Canes

Regal Early Resonator Rare Signed and Dated Oil on Canvas Oil on Board Signed Prendergast Howard Behrens ( 1933-2014 ) Collection of Vienna Porcelain Guitar "Cattle Ranchers" Lower left Large Oil on Canvas

Important Thomas Fayrer, Lancaster Grandfather Clock Collection Of Stoneware Jugs Rare American Silver Set By E.L. Owens C. 1820 WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR OUR NEXT AUCTION FOUR WAYS TO BID: Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone, or Absentee. Buyer’s Premium for Cash or Check is 20% for Absentee & Telephone Bids Only. 1960’s Rock & Roll Neon Clock Antique Handmade Flag

Salvador Dali Large Menorah Loetz Vases and Lamp Monumental Albany L.C.Tiffany Hanging Leonardo Nierman ( Born 1932 ) Porcelain and Metal Lamp Oil on Board SculptureC & A AUCTIONS

OUTSTANDING AUCTION SUNDAY, AUGUST 23rd OUTSIDE AUCTION @ 9 AM • INSIDE AUCTION @ 11 AM LOCATION: 850 NC HWY. 22 SOUTH

RAMSEUR, NC 27316 PARTIAL LISTING: MECH. TOY COLLECTION, BATTERY OP TOY COLLECTION, GUN COLLECTION, PEDAL CARS & TRACTORS, COINS, COUNTRY STORE ITEMS, ADV. CLOCKS, SIGNS, & THERM., STERLING SILVER ITEMS, NC POTTERY COLLECTION, Large Collection of French Art Glass including Large selection of 19thMID-CENTURY and 20th ITEMS.A collection MILITARY of Tiffany Glass itemsITEMS, NATIVESelection AMERICAN Sterling Silver ITEMS, including CLOCK COLLEC- Galle, Daum, etc. Century BronzesTION, TOBACCO TAGS, ARROWHEADS, SEV. PRIMITIVES,Monumental two OLDHandle VaseBOTTLES, GOLD JEW- WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING ELRY,CONSIGNMENTS OLD TOOLS, RR ITEMS, FOR ADV. OUR TINS, NEXT AND MORE! AUCTION. OVER 1200 LOTS TO BE SOLD! Four Ways to Bid: Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Telephone, or Absentee. Buyer’s Premium for Cash or Check is 20% for Absentee & Telephone Bids Only. For Several Photos, Partial Text and Terms Visit: Estatesale.com, Gotoauction.com, Caauction.net or Auctionzip.com WE SPECIALIZE IN BUYING OR SELLING COLLECTIONS OR ESTATES AUCTIONEER: CARSON COCKMAN NCAL 5813 We Accept Absentee And Phone Bids Prior To Auction Day, Please Contact Us At: (336)824-8844 OR TEXT/CALL (336)483-1864 Any Announcements Made Day of Sale Take Precedence Over Printed Material. All Items Sold As-Is, Where-Is. Page 12 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 11, 2020 August 11, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 13

OUTSTANDING ANTIQUE AMERICANA COUNTRY AUCTION WONDERFUL EARLY COUNTRY FURNITURE INCLUDING PAINTED EXAMPLES, CIRCA 1800-1880’s – SHAKER SMALLS - EARLY COUNTRY SMALLS & PRIMITIVES – BLUE DECORATED STONEWARE INCLD. 4 FINE PITCHERS – MINIATURE FURNITURE – EARLY LIGHTING – PAINTED PANTRY BOXES & WOODEN BOWLS – BASKETS – HANGING WALL BOXES INCLD. PAINTED – FIRKINS – CANDLE MOLDS – SEWING ITEMS – SPATTER WARE REDWARE – YELLOWARE – QUILTS – COVERLETS – HOMESPUN BLANKETS – SAMPLERS – FINE ADVERTISING SIGNS INCLD. PORC., TIN & MORE – ADV. JARS & TINS - HOBBY HORSES – CHILDREN’S ITEMS – TOYS & DOLLS – FIREPLACE IRON WORK – LG NOAH’S ARK W/90 ANIMALS – OIL PAINTINGS – DOUGH BOXES – DISPLAY CASES – TINWARE – 3 ANTIQUE LONG GUNS – CIVIL WAR ERA WEDDING CLOTHES - GLASS CANES FINE UTENSIL TRAYS & BOXES – CHALKWARE – FOLK ART – 50 WALKING STICKS & CANES – ART POTTERY – EARLY HALLOWEEN ITEMS - ETC. THURSDAY, AUG. 27, 2020 • TIME 9:00 AM EST PREVIEW: WEDS., AUG. 26 FROM 1-4 PM The outstanding personal Early Americana collections of Tom & Mary Stream of Mt. Vernon, Ohio and others will be sold at the MIKE CLUM INC. Auction Gallery located at 7795 US Hwy 22 NE, approx. 2 mi. east of RUSHVILLE, OHIO (approx. 10 mi. east of Lancaster, 25 mi. west of Zanesville, & 45 mi. SE of Columbus). EARLY COUNTRY FURNITURE: Wonderful 2 pc. step-back apothecary cpbd in orig. salmon paint, step-back top 13½”x39”; metal oval hng dbl sided “Pennzoil Safe Lubrication” w/liberty bell in yellow, red & black w/hng bracket section w/24 cubby holes, open top shelf, arched carved molding, base w/25 dvtld dwrs, ca. 1840’s; rare work table – 31”; porc “Drug Store” – 62”x11”; round porc “Coats & Clark’s Quality Zippers” – 24”d; metal key shape “Keys in old dark brown paint w/slide out dough box in base, mortised & pinned “H” stretcher base, 2 board top w/leaf on Made Curtis Industries Eastlake Ohio” – 30”l; tin “El Monitor Hillsboro Ohio” sign – 16x14 ½”; metal “Oak St Indian back edge, ca. 1800, ex. Gerald & Lois Ballantyne Collection, Wilton Farm, Middlesex Co., VA; ext. rare ca. 1850 Orchard” dbl sided w/bracket – 28”l; porc “Bond Bread” sign – 14x19”; porc “National” sign – 7x29”; porc “Barber Northern IN pie safe w/6 rare peacock tins,dwr & old blue paint; dry sink w/bracket feet, arched aprons, 2 doors & Shop” flange dbl sided – 12x24”; porc w/rooster in circle – 12”sq; tin “Norka Gingerale” w/bottle – 12x24”; tin “J B 1 dwr. in orig. putty/white finish; Shaker type tall clock w/Hoadley Woodworks, shaped top in red finish case, Plym- Shoemaker Boston” – 13½x 19½”; tin “Badger Farm Materials & Equipment” – 11½”x 17½”; pasteboard “Goebel outh, CT, ca. 1820-40’s; Ohio punched tin pie safe from the Headley Inn w/2 doors & 2 dwrs., ca. 1850’s; blue Beer” w/lg mouth bass – 12x18”; metal “Ask For Wildroot” w/barber pole – 9½x 27½”; metal “President Secretary” painted work table w/back splash & lg. dwr; pie safe w/patriotic punched tins, shaped back splash, 2 doors & 1 dwr; – 12½”x32”; tin “Franklin Sugar Standard of Purity” – 8x19½”; tin “Mission Orange California” soda pop sign – fine set of 4 early KY SHAKER 2 slat low back curly maple chairs w/woven split hickory seats; set of 4 KY Shaker 12x30”; wooden “Far A Way Farm” – 14x36”; metal “Mountain State Tourist Home” – 28”sq; tin “Karo Syrup” – curly maple ladderback chairs; fine counter top spice cupboard w/dvtld. case, sng. door concealing a 9 dvtld. draw- 12x24”; tin self-framed “Green River Whiskey” w/black man & horse – 19x25”; early wooden “Mt Vernon 2 Mile, er interior, worn orig. old red stain, ca. 1820’s, 31”w, 30 ¼”h; mule chest in dry red paint w/3 beaded edge dwrs, Boston 4 Mile” w/greyhound dog – 13x38”; group of 3 litho on paper “Shot with Laflin & Rand Powder” w/boys snipe hinges & orig. brass pulls, Woodstock, VT, ca. 1780’s; rare store keeper’s 3 sect. desk w/open top, dwr, on hunting game – 15½”x25½” each – sold choice; tin “Drink B W Soda 5 Cents” w/bottle – 14x20”; wooden “We Serve stand in Windsor green paint, ca. 1820’s; 4 shelf crock cpbd; candle stand w/3 shaped legs; painted mule chest w/2 Crescent Ice Cream” – 14½x32”; tin “Red Cloud Feed & Grain Est. 1899” w/Indian Chief in head dress – 27x40”; dwrs & shaped side panels; Ohio corner cpbd w/2 dbl panel doors in orig. blue/green paint w/bittersweet panels, “Eggs” sign on old wooden door w/2 roosters – 28x37”; 13 ADVERTISING TINS incld country store 4 lb “Mammy’s 86 ½”h; fine hng cpbd w/sng door above lower open shelf w/shaped sides & strap hinges; Ohio walnut sideboard Favorite Brand Coffee” tin by C.D. Kenny Co Baltimore, MD w/lid & bail hndl (country store “Cinnamon” tin dispens- w/2 doors & 4 dwrs, ca. 1860; 3 shelf bucket bench; ca. 1790’s red painted candle stand Scholari Co. NY, ex. Smit- er case “Wheeler Stevens Grocery Co Zanesville OH”, glass & tin store “Curtiss Chicos Spanish Peanuts 5 Cents” ty Axtel; 3 leg tavern table; blue work table w/2 dwrs; d.l. table w/butterfly supports; child’s step-back 1 door cpbd; jar, glass “Num Num Pretzels” jar w/tin lid, chip tins, coffee tins, etc); early needlework SAMPLERS to incld lg hng cpbd w/gls pane doors; pin top tavern table w/dwr & stretcher base; sev early beds incld high post & others; early sampler w/2 story house, deer, peacock, butterfly, dog, ducks, trees, & vining floral border, written on the grain painted plant stand; wood box in yellow paint; rare sewing table in walnut & cherry w/tapered legs, lift out top frame “Mary Ellen Pattison Walker Aged 12” – 27x29”; dtd 1818 by Mary Ann Chillingworth w/verse, alphabets & lid & fitted interior compartments; nice walnut 2 pc drop lid secretary w/sm glass pane doors, fitted interior & Sher- vining strawberry border; primitive sampler w/mother & child, animals, & alphabet, sgnd “Mary L Hadwood & Lydia aton leg table base w/2 dwrs; Ohio cherry 12 pane (6&6) corner cpbd w/dwr & shaped feet, ca 1830; sm Ohio blind Coffin 1809” – 28x23”; sampler of young boy & girl w/dog & verse – 15”sq; 2 other sm samplers; fine folk art hooked door corner cpbd ca 1830; sm country store umbrella display case w/curved lift lid, 14”w; country store floor um- rug of rooster – 19x27”; 18 old handmade QUILTS ranging from ca 1870’s to 1930’s incld. early appliques & other brella/cane display case; 2 sm early flax spinning wheels, complete; fine early yarn winder; fine sm child’s size 2 fine examples; 4 early wovenCOVERLETS incld a wing spread eagles & stars in red, green, blue & white; 5 early door cpbd in old dry paint; 3 shelf crock bench/cpbd w/lower paneled doors; OVER 100 PCS OF COUNTRY homespun blankets in asstd colors & patterns; framed Patriotic crepe paper print with eagle & banner; sev framed FURNITURE of many types (cupboards, dry sinks, chest of drawers, blanket chests, tool chests, stands, tables, appliqued quilt blocks from lg to sm; ARTWORK to partially incld framed Hudson Valley O/C landscape of river, dough trays on legs, shelves, benches, beds, night stands, early Windsor chairs, other chairs & rockers, hutch/chair mountains & trees – 21x29”; framed needlework mottos; 2 yard longs of Vict ladies; yard long of kittens & puppies tables, plus many other early country pieces & over 20 PCS OF FINE BENCH MADE SHAKER STYLE FURNI- tug of war; framed WWI Machine Gun Roster of Camp Sherman Ohio 1917 w/flags – 23x27”; folky o/c farm house TURE incld. cupboards, sugar & blanket chests & more; 100’s OF EARLY & COUNTRY SMALLS to partially in- landscape scene painting; early folky painting of log cabin interior scene w/fireplace & family sgnd Combs; 3 frmd clude a rare 4 tier orig. painted round sewing caddy/stand w/lift lid compartments, spool holder & more, 24”h; folky C&I lithos w/kittens; early o/c of Abe Lincoln’s birthplace cabin sgnd. Parsons 1909; plus other paintings, prints & mina. walnut hinge lid box w/ivory or bone overall appliques; wonderful 3 dwr mina chest in orig green paint w/ lithos; sev early country mirrors; 3 EARLY LONG GUNS incld. a fine US Springfield 1837 military walnut flint lock, shaped apron, 18”h, 16”w; fine sm country Chipp mina slant top desk in old red/brown paint w/dvtld case, 2 dvtld full stock, muzzle loader complete w/bayonet & ram rod; ca 1825 flintlock converted to cap & ball curly maple half dwrs & bracket base, 14½”w, 16”h; fine country Chipp mina 9 dwr chest w/bracket base, 12½”w, 10”h; early folky stock rifle Wilmington OH by Carl Sharp w/silver inlays; 1850 J. Rury Piqua Co. OH curly maple half stock rifle w/ slide lid painted candle box w/overall painted houses & trees, 14½”l; oval Shaker stave & wire apple basket in old ornate patch box; CIVIL WAR ERA wedding clothes from 1868 worn by Mr & Mrs Humiston, Upper Sandusky OH blue/gray paint w/bail handles, 23”l; early oval floral painted bride’s box, 18”l; wood frame candle mold w/64 pewter (her outfit includes gown, hat, shoes & gloves, his outfit includes vest, leather gloves & eye glasses) - Mr Humiston tubes, 29”l; other nice tin candle molds; fine wall hng candle box w/spoon racks in old red paint, 28”h; fine hng served in the Civil War; 100’s of ANTIQUE SMALLS & COLLECTIBLES of many types to partially incld 5 blown arched top candle & spice box w/dvtld case & dvtld dwr, fitted interior in old green paint, 12½”w; arched top dbl wall glass canes in asstd colors; 23 beaded & mesh ladies purses w/beautiful examples; TOYS & CHILDREN’S ITEMS candle box in old green paint, 11½”w; early baskets w/many in old paint; dbl wall candle box in red/brown paint; to partially incld wooden hobby horse; shoefly rocking horse; ornate Vict wicker baby carriage w/parasol; 2 pedal wonderful lg dvtld center handle tray in old brown paint, 28 ½”l; fine dvtld center handle utensil tray/box w/sliding cars (Pacesetter Convertible & Tri-Arc Convertible in orig condition); tin tambourines; tin rattles; dolls; set of 9 Mr. lid in old dry red surface; wonderful dvtld 9 dwr spice cabinet in old mustard grain paint décor, 24”l, 10½”h; many Rogers hand puppets; Steiff tiger hand puppet; Steiff bear pull toy with brass wheels; game & checker boards; other wonderful early lidded boxes & wall boxes of various types; wonderful folk art carved & painted lg standing Billy Whiskers Pin the Tail on the Goat game; rare black mammy w/baby in carriage toy; plus other toys & children’s pig, sgnd. J.B. Tenn, 16”l; great painted 21” Noah’s Ark w/90 carved & painted people, animals & birds; rare & unus items; lg coll. of old Halloween items (many papier-mache jack-o-lanterns, candy containers, cat & devil items, early wooden sm table top safe in old paint w/3 dwr interior & hinged front door w/iron & tin combination dials, 13 metal noise makers, McCoy witches hat, rattles, horns, etc); ca 1890 Swiss 6 tune music box w/inlaid case; string ½”w, 16”h; fine sm hour glass; rare hndld burl sugar bowl w/lid – ex Tom & Carolyn Porter Collection; fine unus red grad. brass sleigh bells; set early unus grad oxen bells; shaft bells; 4 RR lanterns; 6 asstd Vict shelf & mantel clocks; tole tin hinged lid spice box w/7 cannister inserts; 2 early paint décor fireplace hand bellows; brass student lamp; historical & Flow Blue plates; Tea Leaf ironstone; early pewter pcs; misc sterling silver pcs; old Staffordshire figures other early lighting; sev painted wooden stools; nice assortment of unus. Shaker smalls; early wood & tin hng. incld 2 lg hen on nests; Gaudy Welsh pcs; Bennington/Rockingham pcs; blue & white spongeware pitchers & items; lighting shelf; early tin hndld tinder box complete w/lighting parts; wonderful forged iron & wood Conestoga wagon Vict colored glass; yellow opaque Aladdin ribbed oil lamp; lg early handmade musical hammer dulcimer in green & jack, sgnd. & dtd 1861; fine mustard painted lidded wooden firkin w/bail handle & orig. keystone “Mince Meat, red paint; handmade hooked, braided & rag rugs; ca 1930’s lg pottery hanging perched parrot; 6 pcs of ART POT- Phila.” label, 12”h; wonderful salmon painted lidded wooden firkin w/orig. “Apple Butter” label & bail handle, 7½”h; TERY (Weller Dickensware 5½” jug incised “The Mt. Vernon Bridge Company, Mt Vernon, OH”, 1895 Rookwood over 30 other wonderful wooden pantry boxes, sugar buckets & firkins in old paint; ca. 1870’s country store count- floral vase, 1898 Rookwood floral vase, 3 Weller brown glaze pcs); iron cow doorstop; copper & brass items; over er top wood & glass pretzel or potato chip case in blue paint, 12”w, 12”h; hng wall shelf w/many carved scrolls & 50 WALKING STICKS & CANES incld. 3 gold knob types; oak Diamond Dyes cabinet w/tin panel insert of women; arches, in orig. mustard paint; lg scale model pond sail boat, 37”w, 46”h; sev wallpaper lidded hat boxes; rare Erie early stave chicken crate; tramp art wall comb box – ex. Bernard & Ruth Cluff; assortment of nice forged & cast-iron Canal scenes oval wallpaper on bentwood lidded box, ca early 1800’s, 11½”; early wooden bowls, some in old items; 2 Coshocton OH American Artwork multi-color parrots; 1870’s patriotic framed picture made of feathers; Vict paint; early handmade tin churns; other tin ware; sev. table top & floor type dough tray boxes; fine folk art tin bird cast-iron yard gate Springfield, OH: early wood & iron sausage grinder; lots of small primitives; plus 100’s of other house in house form w/2 porches; early redware; 22 FINE EARLY BLUE DECORATED STONEWARE PCS (4 antique smalls & primitives impossible to list. NOTE: If you like early & country, in excellent quality, do not miss freehand decorated pitchers from 14-10½”h, hndld & lidded cake crock 11”diam, free hand décor jars, 5 gal hndld this auction! There are many, many unlisted items that are wonderful but we can’t write a book! TWO AUC- jar “T.F. Reppert Successor To Jas. Hamilton & Co. Greensboro PA”, 3 gal hndld jar “Charles Klein Fancy Groceries TION RINGS ALL DAY! & Meats Wheeling WVA”, “I. Hewitt Jr Ricks Landing PA” 2 gal jar, pint canning jar sgnd. “From J.W. Callahan Man- LANCASTER MOTELS: Hampton Inn, 740/654.2999; Baymont Inn, 740/654.5111; Holiday Inn Express, moth Store Moundsville WVA?”, 1 gal. jar “Hamilton & Jones Co Greensboro PA”, 1 gal. “T.F. Reppert Greensboro 740/654.4445. TERMS: CASH, CHECK, VISA/MC (All out of state checks & Ohio checks unknown to our firm PA” jug, 3 gal. jug “Peter Welty & Co Wholesale Liquor Main & Market Sts. Wheeling WVA”, 1 gal jar “C.E. Shultz will require a bank letter of good standing or prior to sale day clearance w/our firm). Plus 15% BUYER’S Groceries Wheeling WVA” badly cracked, 3 gal jar “Hamilton & Jones Agen St Greensboro PA” badly cracked, quart FEE (5% discounted for Cash or Check). ABSENTEE BIDS accepted w/”AS IS, NO RETURN” policy. Absen- canning jar “Hamilton & Jones Greensboro PA” with stenciled rose, 3 gal ovoid hdndl jar sgnd “I.M. Mead”, 9”h tee bids MUST BE SUBMITTED prior to auction day. No absentee bids accepted on auction day. Live phone hndld freehand blue décor chicken waterer w/well font, hndld 5 gal jar w/freehand flowers & leaves);11 SPATTER- bidding available. SALE MANAGERS: LARRY & LAURA WATSON. LUNCH by the Falcon’s Nest WARE PCS (8½” red school house plate, 8½” red rooster plate, pea fowl plates, blue & red rainbow cup & saucer, Visit our website for 100’s of color photos. etc); early handmade tin tabletop 5 light candelabra; countertop country store pine clerk’s desk/display case w/gls sides & front, 23½”w; early copper rooster weather vane, 21”h; 2 sm sheet metal rooster weather vanes; early cast- AUCTIONEER: MIKE CLUM INC., PO BOX 2, iron crowing rooster doorstop or windmill weight, 15 ½”h; early wood dbl balance tray butter scale, 28½”h; walnut RUSHVILLE, OH 43150 8 dwr hng spice cabinet w/hinged lid divided bin base, 20½”h; rare & unus. early hand brush display stand in green paint; lg chalk or terra-cotta wing spread eagle w/glass eyes, 19”h; lidded bentwood doughnut box in old paint & PHONE – 740/536-9220 OR FAX 740/536-7242 décor; metal & forged iron fireplace warming/roasting cabinet on high cabriole legs w/penny feet;29 ADVERTIS- www.clumauctions.com • E-MAIL: [email protected] ING SIGNS in tin, porcelain, etc to incld porc green & white “Whitman’s Chocolate & Confections Since 1842” – Please Visit Our Website For More Information And 100’s Of Color Photos! 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67th Semi-Annual Jim & Cathye McCracken Rare Gas Milroy Amish Engine Collection Timed Online Only School Auction Online Bidding • AUCTION • Only! Begins: Tues., Sept. 8, 2020 • 12 p.m. Sat., Sept. 5, 2020 Location:

APPROX. 1,000 LOTS FROM ONE PRIVATE26136 GAS, “A” St., OIL & SIGN COLLECTOR 9:00 am Crawfordsville, Ends: Tues., Sept. 22, 2020 • 12 p.m. AUCTION 1: Onlineat the Milroy Bidding School Only • Begins:Oregon Monday, 97327 July 6, 2020 12:00 Noon Ends: Wednesday, July 22,Stover, Olds,2020 International, 6:00 IH Mogul, p.m. Economy, Fuller Johnson, 2101 W 900 S AUCTION 2: LIVE ON-SITE AUCTIONStickley, WITH Monitor, ONLINE Weber, Wonder BIDDING Gasoline Engine, Maytag, Milroy, IN 46156 Keller Gas Engines, Old Air Cooled Gas Engines. Also selling Tractors, Saturday, July 25, 2020 Garden • 10%8:30 Tractors, ONSITE SteamBUYERS a.m. Whistles, PREMIUM Steel Wheels, We Need Consignments of Farm and other unique engine related items Please, no drive on inspections until the inspection dates, thank you!! Equipment, Horses, Tack, Saddles, Inspection Dates: Sun., Sept. 20, noon to 6 p.m. & Mon., Sept. 21 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Pacific Time Zone. Any questions or for more information, call: Good Antiques, Furniture, Quilts and Les Layton, (family friend) (503) 508-7695 or visit: (320) 365-4120 Misc. (No Firearms, Tires without Rims, 100 Main St.-- P.O. Box 508 www.henslinauctions.com Small Farm Animals, Electric Kitchen Bird Island, MN 55310 Appliances, TVs or Computers) Call your consignment in by August 20 for Free Advertising. Location: 3 AshConsignments Avenue • Birdwill be Island, accepted MN on 55310 VIEWING DATE: FRIDAY,September JULY 17 3 •and NOON 4 - 3:00 p.m. ONLINE BIDDING AT: www.henslinauctions.comCall Norman - 765-561-9824 Todd HofteigCall Dan - 765-629-2345 - Seller Tell them you saw their ad in AntiqueWeek

Glen Albrecht Collection THE “HAMMER MAN” VIRTUAL AUCTION AUCTION George A. Horkan, Jr. Trust, Ann-Marie Lindgren Horkan Saturday * August 29th @ 9 AM Items at Cleremont Farm, 20854 Trappe Road 715 Lots 13137 N. Garner Rd., Richmond, MO UPPERVILLE, VA 20184 Itemized descriptions & photos of ALL the items Virtual Auction on Friday, August 14, 2020 are on AuctionZip.com. We will have a printed catalog available. In this, the second of two, we are able to bring at 4:30 PM - Sharp you his favorites and his special hammers, wrenches, axes, hatchets & other tools. This is the mother lode for all types of PREVIEW: Thursday, August 13th from 3:00-6:00 PM hammer & tool collectors..…the variety and diversity will ap- peal to about any collector, whether you are advanced or just PICKUP ITEMS: Saturday, August 15th from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM starting, there’s most likely something here to catch your attention. You will want to attend this auction, if Having entered into a contract to purchase on Cleremont Farm at all possible. Tailgating & Preview: 9 AM to 4 PM in Upperville, VA, the George A. Horkan, Jr. Trust, and Ann-Marie Fri. & Sat. morning, doors open @ 6:30. www.auctionzip.com ID #7237 Lindgren Horkan have partnered with Damewood Auctioneers Simmons & Co. Auctioneers, Inc. to sell the artwork, furniture, silver, Staffordshire, china, glass- (816-776-2936) [email protected] (816-517-3194) ware, and books at Virtual Auction. This collection includes a Cash or Check w/proper ID * No Credit Card portfolio of prints from local artist, Robin Hill, several rare books Sales * No On-Line Bidding and volumes, quality fox hunting and sporting artwork, as well as decorations, silver, china and glassware befitting of a grand home in the Northern Piedmont region of Virginia. www.DamewoodAuctioneers.com R. Craig Damewood Auctioneer, LLC Virginia Auctioneer License #2905000680 703.303.4760 or 540.454.2326 ESTATE AUCTION RT. 15 AUCTION CENTER

9801 HANSONVILLE RD., FREDERICK, MD 21702 Selling for the Estates of Betty Wachs & Virginia Busch Jens Risom Furniture, Persian & Southwest Rugs, Jewelry, Original Watercolors, Sterling Silver, Glass, China & Collectibles WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19TH AT 4:30 PM Detailed List & Photos on our Website - troutauctions.com

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Visit AntiqueWeek Online At: www.antiqueweek.com August 11, 2020 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM Page 15 PUBLIC AUCTION ANTIQUES & GLASSWARE Located in the Bubp Exhibition Hall at the Jay County Fairgrounds, AUCTION PORTLAND INDIANA on SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15 AT 10:00 AM

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 @ 10 AM ANTIQUES – OLD & COLLECTORS ITEMS – HOUSEHOLD GOODS Dry sink; china cabinet; oval lamp stand; lighted curio cabinet; hall cabinet; LOCATED @ 75 SHERMAN AVE., WAYNESBURG, PA 5-drawer chest; night stand; poster bed with matching drop head desk and One owner collection out of beautiful Chateau-esque Home! chair; glider rocker; twin size bed with trundle; (2) 5-drawer chest; wall clock; occasional chairs; Westinghouse vintage stove; bookshelves; Poker table; Live and Online Bidding available via Proxibid. Oak pedestal; quilt rack; kneehole desk; Copper Lustre pitchers; Fenton Crocks, Glassware, Roseville, McCoy, & Hand Painted Pieces eggs; Llarado figurines;CARNIVAL : Large selection of bowls in various pat- Antiques & Collectibles: License plates, records, bottles, baskets, quilts, and more! terns and colors; White Carnival creamer, sugar and basket; Carnival vases; Quality Antique Furniture, Bedroom Suites, Parlor Furniture, and Modern Furniture Fenton overlay “Wolves” vase; BOHEMIAN: Red vases, Fenton overlay perfume bottle; hand painted Nippon; Fenton hand painted vases; Royal Wettina Early Lamps, Prints, Vintage Frames, and Oil Lamps Austria double handled vase; several framed paintings; Vaseline glass bas- TV, Small Equipment Pieces, Outdoor Items, Lawn & Garden kets; CRANBERRY: Swirl vase, fluted vase, syrup pitcher, parlor lamps; Ger- Terms: 15% BP. Cash. Full terms online. man vase; Capadimonte flower; reverse painted lamp; Austria hand painted urn; Dresden figurines; Staffordshire dogs; German figurines; tapestry picture; 1896 Prosthetic Dentistry Dental Book; German deep bowls; Mary McGregory vases; castor set; Apple Blossom, England dishes; Royal Bayreuth mug; Fen- ton coin vase; old pennants; Fort Recovery Stirrup Co lamps; SANTA COL- LECTION: Large collection to include glass candy container, paper mache, plastic, snowglobe, musical, and light up; Dept 56 Snowbabies; Beer can collection; Fostoria; wood and glass canes; paper mache rabbits and chickens; Goebel and Hummel figurines; Fiesta bowls; Royal Vienna child’s tea set with box; parlor lamps; transistor radio; Art Glass; Milligan hand painted items; Roy- al Standard dishes; Fiesta mugs; Stinthal pitcher with 6 tumblers; metal Scotty Dog; shoe shine box; Fenton bells, cats, and shoes; Royal Doulton figurines; Fenton swan vase; Bride’s Basket; Noritake china; soap stone; Elks pins; Elec- trolux sweeper; small metal desk calendar; wood shelf; large assortment of Christmas decorations and trees; ceramic items; books; 4 drawer file; pictures; frames; plastic stack chairs; sheet music; metal folding chairs; luggage; quilt rack; wood chairs; carolers; chimneys; stack table set; cookware; small kitchen appliances; flatware; cannister set; levels; hammers; saws; record albums; cassettes; CD’s; and many other items not listed. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a quality auction as the Vaughn’s were avid collectors for many years. This is only a partial listing of the items to be sold. Please visit Auction Zip for photos. It is recommended that you follow the COVID 19 guidelines for social distancing and wear a facial mask. Auction Preview will be held on August 14th from 1:00 p.m to 5:00 p.m. Joe R. Pyle, PA AU001708 DR JAMES VAUGHN ESTATE B5546 Benedum Drive LOY AUCTION Shinnston, West Virginia 26431 AC #31600027 304-592-6000 AUCTIONEERS www.joerpyleauctions.com Gary Loy Ben Lyons Travis Theurer Aaron Loy AU01031608 AU10700085 AU11200131 AU11200112

Tobias Auction Service - ESTATE AUCTION - Real Estate and Personal Property SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th @ 10:00 AM 3951 N. Hardy Lake Rd., AUSTIN, IN 47102 Linda Smith has commissioned Tobias Auction rocker, wooden smoking stand, piano stool, (2) Service to auction the following Real Estate and organ stools, (2) three-quarter beds, Federal Bras Personal Property belonging to her and her late oscillating fan. husband Mike Smith. MODERN FURNITURE: Floral couch (Bushline), DIRECTIONS: Due to road construction if you are La-Z-Boy recliner, La-Z-Boy swivel rocker, La-Z-Boy coming East on Hwy. 256 take North Terry Road To red leather couch with matching chair and ottoman, Burn Road, turn right at Hardy Lake Road. If you’re Lift Chair (heavy duty), glass top coffee and end ta- coming West on 256 turn right on Sunnyside Road bles, wooden coffee tables and matching end tables, to Burn Road, turn left on Burn Road to Hardy Lake pole lamp, Cedar Chest (Forest Park), pineapple Road. “Watch for our signs”. lamp, wicker couch chair and ottoman, coffee table & end table, lamps, wrought-iron patio set, picnic ta- REAL ESTATE: Beautiful Sandstone home with bles, benches, and more. 2132 square feet. Home has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, COLLECTIBLES: (cast) Doorstops, Cherry Pitter, living room, formal dining room with gas fireplace, wooden bowls, collector spoons, (cast) honeycomb family room with gas fireplace, large kitchen / dining twine holder, old tins, hand carved wood Nutcracker, room with an abundance of cabinets, utility room, brush “The Hub” Seymour Indiana, brass Coca-Co- sun room, and has an attached 2 car garage. Home la Buckle (1915), salesman sample Singer sewing also has a back patio deck. There are also 16’x24’ machine, (cast) flat irons, pleat iron “Geneva Hand and 14’x16’ detached garage style buildings on this Fluter”, German wall clock “1890s key wind”, 1987 property. IU posters, Copper Kettle, Winchester Arms picture, TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: 10% Non-refundable potato shoestring fry maker, cast-iron pots/skillets Selling a Chandler & Price letterpress, plates, typeset, blocks, down payment day of sale. Balance at closing within (Griswold and Wagner), W. L. Hubbard sign, well cabinets, and more, as well as antiques and household items. 30 days. Buyer to assume May 2021 tax installment pump, Iron Kettle and tripod, Granite coffee pot, and all there after. Neon Lights- (Jack and Coke, Ice House, Miller Road House), Crocks, stone jugs, old fire alarm box PERSONAL PROPERTY: CORVETTE: 1984 Hard- (works), old U.S. mailbox, 5 cent candy dispenser, top convertible with 4 speed transmission, one-own- old gas sign pole, dinner bell, marbles, Red Wing er, 11,000 actual miles. (This is a sharp vet!). Stone chicken waterer, kiwi polish display, Seth GLASSWARE: Jadite -(plates, bowls, Lazy Susan, Thomas mantel clock (key wind), White Mountain mixing bowl, salt and pepper shakers), Fire King, small ice cream maker, (3) Daisy churns, Royal half Depression, Fenton, Ruby Red, Bybee pottery, Roll- button clown “Peru Indiana circus City Indiana”, old ing Green dairy milk bottle (Scottsburg Indiana), gas can, Gordons glass cookie jar, Little Debbie glass cookie OLD TOYS: Buddy L Wrigley’s Spearmint chewing jar. gum truck 1930s, Tonka dump truck, happy bunny ANTIQUES: Hoosier cabinet, Walnut secretary / car, Mother Goose Jack in the Box, true scale toy China hutch, oak washstand, oak Barrister case, tractor, Tinker toy set. kids Oak Dressing Table, Oak secretary cabinet, TOOLS: Coleman 5 horsepower air compressor, air 3 drawer dresser with mirror, child’s Murphy chair, tank, DieHard battery charger, Craftsman scroll saw, Oak parlor table with claw and ball feet, small Oak Kobalt roll around toolbox, Reed bench vise, Clark claw and ball foot table, kids potty from Englishton 6in bench grinder, wheel horse lawn wagon, Troy- Park (Lexington Indiana), fainting couch, his and Bilt Bronco tiller, wheelbarrow, Craftsman 9 gallon hers Hotel Oak washstand, China hutch, Rosewood Shop-Vac, saw horses, long-handled Tools, hand rocker, antique dresser with glove drawers and mir- tools, Etc. 1292 Holt Rd, Mason, MI 48854 ror, 1800’s shaving mirror and stand, cane bottom AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is country living at its best. To view this home call Bob Tobias at ONLINE AUCTION: TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 (812) 794-4671 or (812) 820-3928. This is a quality auction! Everything here is good. TERMS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check with photo ID. OWNER: Linda Smith Inspections: Due to health concerns with Covid-19, we encourage you to continue to maintain social Wednesday, August 12 (11am-2pm) distancing as best as possible and the use of face masks are recommended. Monday, August 24 (2pm-5pm) Thank you for your understanding. Load Out: Announcements day of auction take precedence over printed material. Wednesday, August 26 (10am-3pm) (517) 676-9800 BOB TOBIAS Sale Manager: Jason Buher ‭(517) 256-3427 SheridanAuctionService.com IN AU10500083 • KY RP3598 • (812) 820-3928 • (812) 794-4671

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ESTATE AUCTION Huge Online & On-Site Multiple Estate SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 @ 10:00 AM — — Location: 7 miles northeast of Columbus, IN on 25th St. to CR 500 E., then north on 500 E. to CR 200 N., then east to sale A*U*C*T*I*O*N AM 10350 East 200 North, HOPE, IN THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 2020 STARTS @ 9:14 Address: Mayes County Fairgrounds • 2150 NE 1st St. • Pryor, OK For More Info & Pictures: Woodworker’s tool chest w/4 drawers, saw rack & floating panels; woodworker’s bench; slick; log Directions: From Jnct Hwy 69 & Hwy 20 in Pryor, OK go E on Hwy 20 ½ mile to Elliott St. Turn L onto Elliott St. rule; saw sets; bow saw; chisels; scrapers; planes; broad axes; goose wing; drawknives; foot adze; and then immediatly R onto NE 1st St./ Old Hwy 20. Go E 1 ¼ miles- Fair Grounds on R. Watch for auction signs. www.chuppsauction.com mortice axe; 2-plough planes; cast-iron machinist level; saw box; bark spud; Victor Type 2 Victrola w/wood horn; 22” school bell; 26” gristmill stone; old road drag; sandstone horse trough; snow- PORCELAIN, METAL AND NEON SIGNS, ANVILS, SCALES, shoes; 3 prong wood hay fork; Aladdin and other coal oil lamps; flax wheel; oak wall telephone; CARDBOARD ADVERTISING, BARBER CHAIRS, ANTIQUES, Quick Meal 3 burner stove; drop-leaf table; AJ Morris Clifford, IN lard can & other adv. tins; Leather TELEPHONE BOOTH ARROWHEADS, FURNITURE, rock Seed Thermometer Hartsville, IN; Dazey 4 qt. churn; misc. cast iron; Progress icebox; crocks & stone jugs; hay trolley; horse tie; file cabinet; post vises & drill press; railroad cart; hay forks & COLLECTIBLES, SHOP & WOODWORKING TOOLS, knife; lightning rods; old timber frame beetle; graniteware; National brass w/marble-top cash regis- FLAIL MOWER, MAYO HOTEL CHANDELIERS ter, model 313; small steeple clock; many other items. & LOTS OF OIL AND GAS MEMORABILIA TERMS: Cash/check • Lunch Served • Not Responsible for Accidents Simulcast Bidding on Lots 1 – 360 will begin @ 11:14 am Byron R. (Barney) Carr Estate RUNNING 2–3 AUCTION Marilu Carr - John Carr - Phone: (812) 390-5367 ESTATES OF: Artie Oliver, Jim & Jean Weaver RINGS! Also Selling: Kirk & Lisa Martin OWENS AUCTION SERVICE Phone: (812) 528-7021 • Brian Owens - AU19300185 Auctioneer’s Note: PREVIEW DAY will be WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 from 12 noon – 4 pm. PICK UP DATES will beAUCTION DAY & FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 from 9 am – 2 pm. SIMULCAST BIDDING STARTS Steve Fortner, Chad Carder, Aaron Gault @ 11:14 am. Follow us on Facebook for updates or visit our website for pictures at www.chuppsauction.com. Auctionzip.com 23153 for pictures & complete listing. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS. ANY ANNOUNCEMENTS DAY OF SALE SUPERSEDES PREVIOUS ADVERTISING. CHUPPS AUCTION & REAL ESTATE Dale Chupp, Realtor Stan Chupp (918) 638-1157 Coldwell Banker Neokla Select E. J. Chupp PUBLIC AUCTION (918) 630-0495 SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 2020 AT 9:30 AM (IN Time) SHARP! Located: 1 mi. N. of Rockville, IN on US 41 at the Parke County 4-H Fairgrounds. Tell them You Saw Their Ad In AntiqueWeek Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture; Large Collection of Vintage Glassware; Political Memorabilia, Advertising Items, Toys, Cameras, Jewelry TERMS: Cash or check w/proper ID. No out-of-state checks unless known by staff or have a current letter of credit from your bank. Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or property after sold. FANTASTIC AUCTION For Photos Go To auctionzip.com - ID #22088 For Photos & List PREVIEW: Friday, August 21 from 4 to 7 PM SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 @ 10:00 AM Estate Dr. Edmund & Donna Ferguson, Jamie Baird, Exc. AUCTIONEERS MIAMISBURG, OH 45342 Jerry (Pud) Patton - Lic. #AU01026647 Mel Cruse - Lic. #AU01031284 (10 mi. S. of DAYTON) 4045 W. 800 N., Tangier, IN 47952 • Phone #: H - (765) 498-2815 • C - (765) 376-5153 See www.auctionzip.com No. 5975 for pix, clear up to day before Auction. Cindy Patton - Cashier • A.J. Patton - Clerk • Lunch By Harrison AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This is a very large & clean sale of different collections. Family says all Address: 8328 Upper-Msbg. Rd. (near corner Rt. 4 & Rt. 725). Dir.: Take I-75 to Exit 44 & go are authentic and no reproductions. This is one not to miss. Bring a friend as we will be running W. on Rt. 725 thru Msbg., cross river to Auction just past Jamaica Rd. From Middletown, two lines most of the day. No sales tax & no buyer’s premium. Notice Start Time 9:30 AM Sharp! follow Rt. 4, past Germantown 1 mi. to R. on Rt. 725 to Auction.

GLASSWARE, LAMPS, & COLLECTIBLE AUCTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 21ST, 2020 AT 10AM 8020 MANORE RD. LOCATION: WHALEN AUCTION GALLERY, *2006 One-Owner Toyota Tacoma Access Cab 20 pcs. Patio/Wicker furn.* Lg. Wooden Carved NEAPOLIS, OH 43547 TRD 4x4 Pickup Truck w/43,238 mi. * Guns Garden Wizard * Popcorn Mach. on Wheels * (GPS use Grand Rapids, OH 43522) (pistols, deer rifle, shotgun) * Fishing * Musi- Few Antiques, Collectibles incl. baseball cards Personal Property of Mary Gullett & the Late Carl Gullett & others cal Instruments (6 guitars, banjo, mandolin by * Tools: Generac Gas Power Washer * Stihl Fender & others, Ludwig drum set, vintage Gas Chain Saw * Craftsman Batt. Op. Tow-Be- 300+ PIECES OF GLASSWARE: Collection of 70+ German Luster pitchers, cups, fi nger- woodwinds) * 3 Fender amps * Victrola * Cam- hind Spray Fert. on Wheels * John Deere Pull- bowls, creamers & sugars; Deldare pottery; Wave Crest; cut glass; cosmos; Tiffi n; Fostoria; eras * Hi-End Quality Furniture, new pool table, Dump Cart * Phoenix; 4 Tiffany fi nger bowls w/underplates; Tiffany cordial set; Nippon; Fenton; Steu- TERMS: Toyota (cash only or Cashier’s Ck. or $500 cash dn. pmt., non-refundable, w/cash ben; Durand; several fi ne pcs. of art glass in asst. colors; hp china; Crown Milano biscuit or Cashier’s Ck. within 96 hrs. or earlier @ title signing location). All other items, cash jar; Royal Bayreuth; Cambridge; selection of preferred or personal ck. No Credit Cards or Buyer’s Premium. porcelain teapots; several toothpick holders & salt dips plus more. Frank Lewis, Auctioneer TERMS: Cash or check w/ID, 5% fee on credit cards. 7.25% sales tax applies. Lunch by San- Germantown, OH • 937-673-6678 dy’s. ORDER OF SALE: One selling glass collection while another sells primitives, misc 419-875-6317 Please call Mon.-Fri. from 8am-4pm glass & artwork. 12:00 noon – Labino, Baker, [email protected] • www.whalenauction.com Applebaum. OPEN: Week of the auction from Auctioneers: John & Jason Whalen, Mike Murry, ANTIQUES-COLLECTIBLES-FIREARMS-ART 8-3 PM & Thurs., August 20 from 6-8 PM. Auc- George Bly, Jacob Ramos tion day @ 8:30 AM. Please Bring Your Mask! Information herein deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Sunday August 16th @ 1:00 PM Preview 11:00 AM to 12:55 PM ONLY 134 Random Drive ONLINE Hamilton, Ohio 45013 Estate ONLY Auction As Agents For Jim & Barbara Noonan. Who Have SOFT ENDS: MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2020 @ 6:01 PM CLOSE Decided To Simplify Life And Downsize. We Address: 8470 W 580 Road • Inola, OK 74036 Will Offer On The Above Date & Time At Directions: Between Chouteau & Inola, OK from Hwy 412 take 427 Rd north 1/2 mile to 580 Rd, turn west go 1/2 mile, auction on right. Public Auction, The Following List Of Items Including But Not Limited To: Firearms- 480+ LOTS! Furniture-Fine Art- Lladro’s –Antiques- Collectibles-Pottery-Glassware-Tools- ALADDIN LAMPS, ALADDIN LAMPSHADES, Household –Modern. For Listing, Photos, FENTON LAMPSHADES, ALADDIN BURNERS, Terms & Directions Visit Our Website ALADDIN ACCESSORIES & CHIMNEYS, Owners-Jim & Barbara Noonan POTTERY, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES & MUCH MORE! IN PERSON PREVIEW: Fri - August 21 9-5, Sat - Aug 22 9-12 Dave Lunsford Auctioneers PICKUP by Appt: Tues - Aug 25, Wed - Aug 26 & Thur - Aug 27 9-5 Somerville, Ohio www.chuppsauction.com (513)895-4166 www.lunsfordauctioneers.com Don’t Forget Our SEPTEMBER 5th CONSIGNMENT SALE

Auctioneer’s Note: 50+ year Collection of Aladdin Lamps & accessories. Lots of rare lamps! Bring your own boxes & packing materials. This is an online only auction. Shipping Available. Follow us on Facebook for updates or visit our website for pictures at www.chuppsauction.com ESTATE OF: LOUIE BROWER OWNER: CLOYE BROWER Don’t Miss This Auction!

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or may not come out with a good soak. Cornishware Lids on storage jars, like lids on old From Front Page teapots, oftentimes are damaged or missing. Collectors need to make cer- tain that lids fit correctly and if not cheap knockoffs) to a company by the the lid is most likely a replacement name of Mason and Cash in 2001. The which decreases its value. As with all financial crash of 2007 shuttered the collectibles purchasing the best items doors of the factory seemingly for good in the best condition, keeping in mind but it was resurrected by long-time your pocketbook, is always sage advice. collectors and enthusiasts Charles For more information on Rickards and Paul Burston. The Cornishware check out www.gresley- Cornishware line is now manufactured pottery.uk. The site, maintained and in Somerset with new products being updated by Dr. Ian M. Hambling, his- added along with new versions of the torian and archivist for the T. G. Green old stock. Archive Collection located in Church Given that these wares were used Gresley, Derbyshire, and himself a frequently in the kitchen it is not world-renowned collector having uncommon to see chips, nicks, cracks amassed a private collection of over and wear to the lettering or, depending 2,000 pieces, it provides useful infor- Above: An example of one of two early church backstamps used in T.G. Green on what the contents of the storage jar mation for beginning and advanced Cornishware. held, staining to the inside which may collectors.

Above: An example of a shield mark in black ink used from the 1930s to 1950s. Image courtesy of gresleypottery.UK Above: An example of yellow and white banded Cornishware. This color combo was manufactured in 1959 and later introduced at a trade show in Blackpool in February 1960 Below: A stunning 26 piece set of Cornishware bearing the shield mark in black ink. and advertised for sale to the public in April of 1960. Currently for sale on Ruby Lane with an asking price of $2,250. Image courtesy of Bentley Below: Double lettered storage jar.A desired item in any Cornishware collection. Image Chappell and Nancy Barshter, owners of the shop Aesthetic Movement Transferware on courtesy of the T.G. Green Archive Collection, Church Gresley, Derbyshire. Ruby Lane. Page 18 WWW.ANTIQUEWEEK.COM August 11, 2020 AntiqueWeek’s iPhone App for Antique Shops & Malls

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Buying & selling for 46 LEESBURG HISTORIC DISTRICT Like us on Facebook! for quality vendors. Flat Fee Rent. years! 150 Church Rd. PA turnpike exit 28 or PA I-79 Wexford exit. Mon- - Black Shutter Antique Center, 1 Kentucky Open Daily 10am-5pm. Sat 10-5, Sun 12-5. 724-935-9959. Loudoun St., 45+ show quality 845-876-8168. Auction Consignment FLORENCE - Florence Antique www.wexfordantiques.com dealers. Open daily. 703-443-9579. Offices RI & FL Mall, 10 miles south of Cincinnati, PUNXSUTAWNEY - Yoder’s www.blackshutterantiques.com I-71/75 exit 180A or 181 west to Mall www.RhinebeckAntiqueEmporium.com Antique Mall 14342 Route. 36 LYNCHBURG - Circle A Antique Rd. Open Daily 11am-6pm. North Carolina 15767, 4 miles south of Punxsutawney Mall. Located on Rte 29, 6 miles 859-371-0600. CAMERON - 10 ANTIQUE on Route 36 on left. Open 8am-5:30pm South of Lynchburg Regional Airport. Monday-Saturday. Closed Sundays & Maryland SHOPS in historic Cameron. 434-821-4668. Open 7 days a week. Antiques Street Fair Holidays. Approx. 80,000 sq. ft. w/over HAGERSTOWN - Washington 80 vendors. West Central Pennsylvania’s Find us on Facebook @ Circle A Fri. & Sat., May 3 & 4, 2019. Antique Mall. County Trading 718 West www.antiquesofcameron.com best kept secret! Dealer friendly. Check Washington St. at Elgin. High Quality us out on Facebook. WINCHESTER - Blue Peacock Antiques, Paintings, Eclectic HENDERSONVILLE - Needful www.yodersantiquemall.com Antiques 116 N. Loudoun St. Collectibles. By Appointment Only. Things Antique Mall From I-26, Exit RUFFSDALE - Rustique Antiques, (Located in Old Town Pedestrian 301-733-4747 Instagram 49A, East on US 64. Turn left at 1st 328 Nichols Rd., Rte. 31, exit 51A off Mall) A Multi-dealer Mall full of traffic signal on to Francis Rd. First I70. 7 Days 10-5. Quality Co-Op, Antiques & Vintage Items from early Massachusetts Right is 10 Francis Rd. Antique Mall large variety. 724-872-5122. 1800’s-1970’s. Hours: Mon-Thurs. Parking Lot. 2 Floors, 5,500 sq. ft., & WEST HARWICH - Harwich Antiques Credit Cards Accepted. 11am-6pm Fri. & Sat. 11am-7pm and 200 Dealers. Furniture, Fabrics, Center, 10 Rte 28 (1 1/2 Miles East [email protected] Sun. Noon-5pm of Route 134), 40 dealers. 508-432- Books, Toys, Clocks, & Jewelry. SCIOTA - Whispers In Time LAMP REPAIR SHOP (ELECTRIC www.bluepeacockantiquesva.com 4220. Regular hours: 10am-5pm Antiques, 1 Fenner Ave, corner of (540) 323-7641. Facebook Mon-Sat; 11am-5pm Sun.Over 50 OR KERSOSENE LAMPS) Rt. 209 (Business). In 1790 stone house. Dealers & Consignors plying the REPAIRS LARGE OR SMALL. Real Antique & Pre-1920’s. Daily 10-5. West Virginia tradewinds for the old, odd, & LARGE SELECTION VINTAGE 570-992-9387. BEVERLY - Cutilp Coins and unusual! LAMPS & LIGHTING, VINTAGE www.whispersintimeantiques.com Collectibles Buy, Sell, Appraise, and TOOLS. TV Room, CLean New Jersey South Carolina Consignment. Call Roy at Restrooms, & Snacks. Take a break 304-704-0437. 622 Main St. HOPEWELL - Tomato Factory with us! Open 7 dats a week. ANDERSON - Remnants Antiques, Gifts & Upscale Consignment Antiques, 2 Somerset St. 38 dlrs. BEVERLY - Historic Beverly Pennsylvania Shop, located in Historic Downtown Antiques, 769 Main St. (Rt. Daily 10-5, Sun 11-5. CARLISLE - Lutz’s Antiques, 1223 Anderson, 300 S. Main St. 219/250). Mon, Thurs.-Sat 10-5; Sun 609-466-9833. Ritner Hwy. A unique shop worth the 864-226-1002. One of a kind antiques, 12-5 Closed Tuesdays. Call for www.TomatoFactoryAntiques.com stop! Family owned & operated. custom tables, artwork & Jewelry. winter hours, (304) 637-0037. Prints, Collectibles: Fenton, Hummels, Lladro LAMBERTVILLE - The People’s 717-241-0440. Civil War items, books, vintage Store 28 N. Union Street. Open & Waterford. Open 10am-6pm except CLARION - Fulmer House Books & Wednesday & Sunday. Proceeds to clothing, jewelry, glassware, tools & Daily 10am-6pm. 3 Floors of Collectibles, 703 Wood St. on 7th help Shalom House Ministries. Christmas room! Antiques & Collectibles, Ave 1 block S of Main. I-80 x 62, BRUCETON MILLS - Bruceton 609-397-9808, CAMDEN - Patricia Richardson’s 1 mi N. Wed-Sat 11-5, Sun 12-4, Closed Antique Mall, I-68, exit 23. Multi- deal- www.PeoplesStore.net. Camden Antiques Market Rt. 521 Mon-Tue. downtown (I-20, Exit 98) in heart of er shop. Furniture, toys, glass. WEST ORANGE - Valley www.fulmerhousebooks.com. Antiques District. Upscale dealers. Open 10-5 daily. 304-379-4040 Vintage 168 South Valley Rd., 814-226-5969. Central Heat/A.C. Open 7 days until [email protected] 2,100 sq. ft. multi-dealer shop. CURWENSVILLE - Pat Errigo An- 6pm. (Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas) 803-432-0818. BUCKHANNON - Buckhannon Antiques, vintage, & collectibles. tiques: Furniture & Oddities “We Buy & Antique Mall, 2743 Clarksburg Rd., Open 7 days a week. Mon-Sat. Sell Anything” 848 State St. Route 879. WALTERBORO - Choice 3 mi. N. of Buckhannon on Rt. 20. 11am-6pm & Sun. Noon-5pm. Best To Call (814) 236-3403. 10,000 Sq. Collectibles 329 Washington St. Multi-dealer. Open Mon.-Sat. 10-5, 973-323-1711 Ft. of Antiques & Collectibles. Open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm. Relics of War Between The States, Sun. 12-5. 304-472-9605. GETTYSBURG - Antiques New York Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, [email protected] Folly Formally of Emmitsburg, MD. CALEDONIA - Reflections From Coke Items, Toys, & More! CHARLES TOWN - The Wooden Has moved to The Rebels Roos The Past Antiques, Vintage & 843-549-2617. www.Facebook.com/ Shoe Antiques & Lighting, 222 W. Emporium, 2885 York Rd. (Rt. 30 E) Collectibles...with an extensive line of choicecollectibles1 Washington Street. Oil & Electric Booth 553. Glass, Fine Arts, Paper Vermont Lamp Repair. 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Art, Antiques, Saturday 10am-4pm CST. 219-765- Saturday 10am-8pm & Sun. Noon-6pm. E. OFF I-69 ON SR 67 10 MILES TO 1ST STOPLIGHT 217-598-2200. Like us on Facebook! [email protected] e FORTClocks, Estate WAYNE Jewelry, - RekindleSterling, and Market CALEDONIA - Reflections3655 FB From CLARION - 812-235-9326Fulmer House Books & e TURN LEFT TO STOPLIGHT, THEN RIGHT. [email protected] x x PlaceVintage Pocket4702 Watches, Parnell 256-536-6789 Ave. Antique & The Past Antiques, Vintagewww.TISHSUPSCALEANTIQUEMALL.COM & Collectibles,www.VendorsVillage.com703 Wood St. on 7th CarrieY Q Y Q Y Q Y Q Y Q Y Email: [email protected] Located in the Honey Creek Mall e x e x e x e x e x e x TUSCOLA - PaddyCollectibles...with Wagon Antiques, an extensiveLOWELL - Spring line Run of Farm, 2110 W. ACOld67AntiqueMall 1x1½ 2103-2131 Upcycling Mall. Featuring Online Ave 1 block besideS of JCPenney.Main. I-80 Booths x 62, available Web: www.lennartsusa.com 101 Southline Rd. 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Anthony dollars, bags of nickels/ odore Roosevelt CVN 71 lighter, German lighter, Japan cigarette case w/ pennies/quarters/dimes/half dollars, miscellaneous offset/mistake coins, lighter, US military compass, vintage lighters, Cast-iron Indian head book- miscellaneous token coins, foreign coins and more! end, marble eggs, McCoy flowerpots, perfume bottles, porcelain umbrella ANTIQUES AND FINE FURNISHINGS stand, wall pockets, Avon thimbles, vtg handkerchiefs, aprons/bonnets Walnut oversize corner cupboard, Heywood Wakefield cabinet, wine cab- and nice linens, Shirley Temple Dolls, one in OB, Chatty Cathy dolls, Story inet, maple corner cabinet, oak full back/rolled footboard bed, 5 dr maple Book dolls, rag dolls and more, Avon lady bottles, collector plates, Days chest, cedar lined wardrobe, 4 dr Hollywood chest, lighted curio cabinets, of Weeks porcelain figures, Topps baseball coins, baseball cards, Laurel hanging curio cabinets, oak ice box, oak wall phone, grandfather clock, and Hardy papier-mache figures on bench, Grandma/Grandpa dolls in Pewter cabinet, wooden magazine racks, oak claw foot oversize parlor wicker chairs, vtg books-Gone w/the Wind, Tarzan, For Whom The Bells chair, oak large glass door china cabinet, several bookcases, glass door Toll, McKinley Assassination and more, vtg comics – Spiderman #179 bookcase, oak upholstered settee, oak coffee table, cedar hope chest, oak Sept, Capt Marvel 1966, Flash Gordon Dell #512, GI Joe #19, Zorro #709, potato bin, kneehole desk, oak cabinet top, several needlepoint top foot Tarzan-Sept, Tarzan Sept-Oct, Lone Ranger-Aug, Mutant Turtles #1, Star stools, milk stool, camel back trunk, wicker magazine rack, maple kitch- Wars #8, PT 109 #409, Tex Taylor #9, Sad Sack #9, Conan #265, Tarzan en table/four leaves/six chairs, occasional tables, miscellaneous chairs, #02805, Thor #161, Hop Along Cassidy #104, Merrells Marauders 12- small cedar chest, white glass door corner kitchen cabinet, wooden dbl 510-301 and more, vtg LIL BIG books, Avon bottles, cobalt glass, Pyrex door storage cabinet, Victor Victrola/records, hanging wall cabinets, vtg bowls, Corning Ware, miscellaneous kitchen wares and pots/pans, 1981 drop leaf Formica top dinette table, oak work table, tri-fold mirror, parlor sampler, Elizabethtown/Leitchfield Coke bottles in Coke metal 12 bottle lamps, red Lincoln Drape lamp, desk lamps, Amberina moon and star oil carrier, great selection of Elvis albums and many more Country Music lamp, Aladdin lamps, Grecian Key oil lamp, miniature oil lamps, vtg framed LP’s and more, framed Shirley Temple prints, forest green glassware, wall prints, folk art picture, convex frame, Quilts (postage stamp/cross stitch/ pockets, vtg metal banks, vintage children’s toys, child’s telephone, boxed yo yo and more) upholstered rocker/recliner, several cuckoo clocks, Coca- Whee-Lo, Over the Rainbow lunchbox, Babe Ruth book, Casey Stingel Cola clock, Ingraham wall clock, banjo clock, Regulator wall clock, Ses- Book, boxed Bartender, Vtg metal car w/ driver, Magic Mike II Robot, Ferris sions brass stagecoach clock, ornate wood mantel clock, 31 day mantel Wheel, large milk cow, cowgirl lamp, boxed Magnajector, collectible cards, clock, Derby three dimensional wall hanging, wall mirror, porcelain wall wooden shovel, wooden canes, great collection of puzzles, games, DVD’s, hanging, framed postcards, Fred Thrusher prints, CW Vittitow print, Frace CD’s and VHS, handmade baskets, Longaberger and Peterboro baskets, print, vintage military prints, Framed political buttons, framed costume jew- all sizes and several miniatures, and lots more! elry, oak leaf frame, folding screen, Tobacco baskets (2), roll roofing paper, APPLIANCES – ELECTRONICS – MUSICAL black metal roofing, concrete edgers, saw horses, walk behind plow and Admiral upright refrigerator, GE electric stove, Kenmore HD dryer, Estate much more! HD washer, KitchenAid mixer, vtg RCA radio, vtg Philco radio, Thunder- ANTIQUE GLASSWARE AND COLLECTIBLES bird Radio/CD, Sentinel Table radio, Elgin wall clock, Crosley repro radio, GREAT collection of Roseville/Hull/McCoy pottery, Gonder Shell Vase, County Line radio, Belle of Louisville radio, Banjo electric clock, jukebox Nippon vase, Fenton hobnail punch bowl set/baskets/Jack in Pulpit vases, radios, GE microwave, floor fans, table fans, Vizio sound bar, GOGO Fenton amethyst glass, Westmorland milk glass, American Fostoria cake Elite Traveler, JET 1-ATS, electric space heaters, Singer portable, Dyson plate/pitcher/ice bucket and more, Royal Copley figures, Watt pottery, art and Hoover Uprights, Robot Vac, Dyna Glo propane heater, Calenlador glass, Johnson Bros “Coaching Scene” dinnerware/svc 10 plus serving A Gas 30,000 BTU NIB, FENDER M-80, Silvertone amp,Trovex ampli- pcs, Roseville jardinière, Hummel/Enesco/Lefton/Precious Moments/Jo- fier, unmarked guitars/banjo, Fender F35 with case, Silvertone guitar w/ sef/Cabbage Patch/Holly Hobbie porcelain figures, Hummel plates, Lef- case, Tronex guitar w/ case, Dixon guitar w/ case, Kramer “Striker” guitar, ton Green Heritage Rose porcelain selections, Fenton milk glass, Japan Venturer Karaoke machine, Telsco-Del Ray Checkmate Amplifier, music cobalt blue porcelain collection, Bavarian stein, John Wayne Bust, Moon stand, vintage stereo equipment, and lots of small kitchen and household and Star, Shawnee Corn pottery, Carnival glass, crystal, great selection of appliances! McCoy/Shawnee/Coke/Hull/USA cookie jars to include Felix, Clowns, ele- AUTOMOTIVE – FARM IMPLEMENTS – SHOP phants, Cow over Moon, Tony Tiger, Laurel/Hardy, Dutch Boy, Sailor Boy, 1992 Toyota Datsun – long bed – automatic – w/toolbox – 209,452 miles Woody Woodpecker, Smiley Pig, Lil Red Riding Hood, Aunt Jemimah, Co- Massey Ferguson 231 Diesel • County Line 5’ Bush Hog ca-Cola varieties and much more, calendar plates, vtg Cracker Jack toys, 2004 Honda “Four Trax” Four Wheeler • Honda 3 Wheeler Tom’s Peanut display cabinet, Tom’s Peanut shelving unit, Putnam Dye tin Yard Machine 27 ton Vertical Log Splitter – Honda 5.5 hp box, Gordon cracker jar, Lance Cracker jars (3), Orange Crush dispenser, Woods RM56 Bush Hog (condition unknown) Gordon potato chip can, great collection of salt and peppers, Black Amer- Grader blade, scoop, Cub Cadet Mower LT 1024 – 50” cut, EZGO trim- icana items, vtg Elizabethtown milk bottles, vtg milk bottles, Abe Lincoln mer, tractor(parts only), car ramps, utility golf cart, utility warehouse cart by bottles, vtg amber bottles, vtg canning jars, vtg marbles, Brookside bubble- Taylor Dunn (not in working condition), Lincoln Electric 225 amp Welder, gum machine, Beam bottle thunderbird and VW, vtg postcards, vtg photo welding rods, welding helmet, Weed Eater hedge trimmer, Troy-Bilt pres- album, vtg stamp collection, vtg Swan hood ornament, vtg bulldog ashtray, sure washer 2600 PSA, Husky 26 gal 5hp compressor, 5 gal shop vac, vtg political buttons, Occupied Japan porcelain, Charlie Chaplin decanter, Yard Machine rear tine tiller, Poulan and Husqvarna chain saws, paint porcelain animal figurines, hanging display cabinet full of animal minia- sprayers, seed sower, multiple toolboxes (full of tools), dolly, shoplights, tures, 80 plus Lady Head Vases, GREAT collection Griswald cast iron to organizer boxes, ext cords, clamps, chain saw blades/chains, grinder, gas include cornbread #22/700, griddles # 109/8/34 and 80, Dutch oven #938, cans, kerosene can, hose reels, hose, chains, Coleman corner storage dutch oven w/top #13, deep patty bowl #72, muffin 948B, ashtray skillets, box, great selection of hand lawn/garden/shop tools, iron pipes, clamps, skillets #4/5/6/7/8/10/11/14 , breakfast skillet #666, and damper, Wagner metal drums, aluminum ladders, trash cans and lots, lots more! Korn Kob #1318, Wagner skillet ashtray, Wapak #8, Alabama Pipe Co UTILITIARIAN – LAWN – GARDEN bean pot, JC Barter Louisville teakettle, Robert Orr/Sysco skillet, miniature Fuel oil furnace, propane tanks, outdoor chairs, plastic milk cartons, cast-iron cookware, Crescent cast-iron stove, cast-iron Scottie Dog door- Health-O-Meter scale, wheelchair/handicap equipment, coolers, outdoor stop, metal matchbox holder, salt crocks, #8 and #12 blue crown crocks, cushions, flowerpots, iron wheels, garden bench, storage units, wick- Kearns Sunny Side Saloon liquor jug -Lebanon, KY, JT Doores, Bowling er chairs/settee/tables, porch rockers, yard ornaments, birdbaths, yard Green KY jug, Kessler Son, Louisville jug, #5 crock, #3 Marshall Pottery geese/chickens, small dinner bell, concrete table w/bench, church pew, butter churn, UHL miniature crock butter churn, several unmarked crock vintage fishing tackle, fishing rods, Cabela’s Diawa in box, duck decoys, jugs, Songsters jugs (all sizes), vtg lunch boxes to include Buck Rogers, metal shelving, artificial flowers, cookbooks, magazines, firewood, vintage Charlies Angels, Man from UNCLE, The Waltons and more, Bonanza ther- chimney stones, and much more!

TERMS: A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the winning bid to determine the final sale price. The property will be sold using the Multi-Par method. On real estate, $5,000 per tract will be due on the day of auction with the balance due within 30 days. The good faith deposit will be deposited into the Hodges Auction escrow account and held until closing, at which time a check from the escrow account will be issued and credited to buyer. Property taxes will be prorated to date of deed. Possession will be given with the deed. Inspection of the property may be performed by prospective bidders prior to the auction. Property sells as is with no guarantees by the seller or Hodges Auction Company.

CORDELL TABB, AUCTIONEER