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Auction Catalogue Victoria Auction AUCTION CATALOGUE Special Multi-Estate Auction - Victoria, Va November 12, 2016 9:00 AM Inspection: November 11, 2016 1-4 PM Auction Catalogue By Lot Number Auction Date: 11/12/2016 09:00 AM To 11/12/2016 04:00 PM Auction Location: Special Multi-Estate Auction - Victoria, Va Lot # Qty Description 1 _____ 1 Two Tramp Art Paint Decorated Fern Stands 30" & 20" h 2 _____ 1 Original Framed Double Sided Cardboard COCA-COLA Sign 40" w 24" h 3 _____ 1 Pair of c.1920 Wrought Iron Cafe Chairs 4 _____ 1 Barn Found Primitive Wagon Chair & Toddler's Rocking Chair 5 _____ 1 c.1880's Cherry One Drawer Wash Stand 17" w 28" h 6 _____ 1 Early Pine Small Cobbler's Stand with Sliding Tool Drawer 26" w 23" h 7 _____ 1 Early Primitive Plantation Two Piece Feed Trough 56" w 8 _____ 1 Two Small c.1930's Folk Art Hanging Spool Shelves 9 _____ 1 Early Pine Smoke House One Board Top Work Table 4' w 29" h 10 _____ 1 New Old Stock Dated 1990 Embossed Tin PEPSI COLA Menu Board 18" w 27" h 11 _____ 1 Nice Mahogany Double Door Hanging Display Cabinet 44" w 33" h 12 _____ 1 Original Metal RAILROAD CROSSING SIGN 40" 13 _____ 1 Self Framed Embossed Tin MOTORCRAFT Shock Absorber Sign 3' w 18" h 14 _____ 1 c.1950's Cardboard LUCKY STRIKE Sign 15" w 21" h 15 _____ 1 c.1890 Pink Painted Baby Cradle 39" w 16 _____ 1 Rare Find - Set of Ten Beautiful Mahogany Dining Chairs 17 _____ 1 Original As Found Cardboard LUX Soap Advertising Sign 30" w 31" h 18 _____ 1 Cardboard Lithograph KOOL Cigarette Sign 20" x 20" 19 _____ 1 Antique Double Sided Porcelain GOOD YEAR Tire Sign 4' w 20 _____ 1 c.1920's Framed Lithograph of Woman with Red Hair Bow 19" w 24" h 21 _____ 1 Pair of Paintings of Canvas Paris Street Scenes Signed by Artist 21" w 17 1/2" h 22 _____ 1 c.1870 Iron Based PHOTOGRAPHER'S Stand with AS Found Box Camera 23 _____ 1 Oriental Style Ladies Dressing Box with Jewelry Storage & Mirror 16" w 28" h 24 _____ 1 1937 JOHN DEERE Hardware Store Display & Price List 25 _____ 1 19th c Primitive Wooden Oblong Dough Tray with Handles 22" 26 _____ 1 c.1810 Cherry Candle Stand with Clipped Top 23" w 28 1/2" h 27 _____ 1 Early Pegged Pine Country Hepplewhite Farm Work Table 39" w 28" h 28 _____ 1 c.1910 German Bisque Doll made by Kahl & Kohle As Found 29 _____ 1 Beautiful Antique Woven Tapestry Hunt Scene 30 _____ 1 c.1820 Sheraton Mahogany Shaped Top Pembroke Table with Drawer 34" w 29" h 31 _____ 1 c.1810 Walnut Dovetailed Serving Tray with Folding Base 32" w 32 _____ 1 Scarce Period c.1790's Wing Back Chair 33 _____ 1 Antique Floral Painted Fireplace Bellows 18" 34 _____ 1 Early Large Plantation Butter Bowl 25" 35 _____ 1 Antique Jointed Teddy Bear 22" h 36 _____ 1 Set of Four 19th c Green Painted Plank Seat Dining Chairs with Black Stencilling 37 _____ 1 c.1880 Pine Top with Oak Based Farm Table 5' w 38 _____ 1 c.1840 Dovetailed Document Box with Original Paint 12 1/2" w 6 1/2" h 39 _____ 1 c.1840 Sheraton Oval Shaped Top Tea Table Page County, VA 38" w Auction Catalogue By Lot Number Auction Date: 11/12/2016 09:00 AM To 11/12/2016 04:00 PM Auction Location: Special Multi-Estate Auction - Victoria, Va Lot # Qty Description 40 _____ 1 c.1880 Paint Decorated & Stencilled Lift Top Wash Stand 29" w 31" h 41 _____ 1 c.1850's Pegged Stretcher Based Dough Box with Lid 43 1/2" w 31" h 42 _____ 1 Antique Splint Double Belly Basket Painted Red 15" w 43 _____ 1 Walnut Petersburg Custom Made Stand with Drawer and Fold Out Storage 27" w 28" h 44 _____ 1 c.1850's Pine Slant Front Lift Top Meal & Flour Bin 3' w 23" 45 _____ 1 Large Antique Wooden Bucket with Lid & Bale 46 _____ 1 Two Old Powder Flask Horns 47 _____ 1 19th c Brass Sleigh Bells 18" 48 _____ 1 Two Antique Maple Butter Bowls 15 1/2" & 13" 49 _____ 1 c.1850's Mecklenburg County Johnson Chair with Rush Seat 50 _____ 1 Early Mortised Country Hepplewhite Work Table w/ Original Red Stain 36" w 30" h 51 _____ 1 19th c Large Oval Shaped Primitive Dough Tray 26" 51A _____ 1 19th c Walnut Side Table 26" w 29" h 52 _____ 1 c.1890 Doll Trunk with Paper Lining with Doll Clothes 19" w 53 _____ 1 Tiny Antique Tin GERMAN Toy Sewing Machine in Original Box 54 _____ 1 Antique GREYCRAFT Toy Iron Pots in Original Box 55 _____ 1 c.1880 Child's Dome Top with Original Interior 14" w 56 _____ 1 Antique Tin Child's Toy Crank Washing Machine 13 1/2 " h 57 _____ 1 c.1940's Akro Agate Co. PLAY TIME Toy Glass Dish Set in Box 58 _____ 1 Antique Leather Gun Case on Mahogany Stand 59 _____ 1 c.1850's Feather Painted Blanket Chest with Till 38" w 22" h 60 _____ 1 Early Pine Pegged Country Hepplewhite One Drawer Farm Work Table 47" w 30" h 61 _____ 1 Large Woven Double Handled Cotton Basket 30" w 62 _____ 1 Two Barn Found Country Baskets, Mecklenburg Country, Virginia 63 _____ 1 c.1830's Pine Lift Top Plantation Desk with Fitted Interior 31" w 37" h 64 _____ 1 Pair of Nice Walnut Custom Made Chippendale Four Drawer Stands 24" w 27" h 65 _____ 1 Flamed Mahogany Highly Inlaid Hepplewhite Style Game Table 3' w 30" h 66 _____ 1 19th c Dovetailed Document Box 18 1/2" w 7" h 67 _____ 1 Early Mahogany Inlaid Dovetailed Two Drawer Stand 23 1/2" w 29" h 68 _____ 1 Early 19th c Mahogany Lap Desk on Custom Stand 18" w 69 _____ 1 Beautiful Mahogany Chippendale Style Lowboy with Shell 3' w 31" h 70 _____ 1 1880 Oak Gingerbread Mantle Clock 22" h 71 _____ 1 1938 Fall Dog Trail Trophy Second Place 72 _____ 1 Antique Nippon Canned Milk Cup & Saucer with Lid 73 _____ 1 Antique Hand Painted French Juice Pitcher 5 1/2" h 74 _____ 1 c.1910 Oak Curved Glass China Press with Mirror 3' w 64" h 75 _____ 1 Carved Cedar Swan 25" w 76 _____ 1 c.1880 Pine Carpenter's Tool Box Full of 19th c Molding Planes 77 _____ 1 Hand Made & Painted Wooden Sail Boat Model, AS Found 32" w Auction Catalogue By Lot Number Auction Date: 11/12/2016 09:00 AM To 11/12/2016 04:00 PM Auction Location: Special Multi-Estate Auction - Victoria, Va Lot # Qty Description 78 _____ 1 Antique Two Gallon James J. Duffy & Co Advertising Jug Troy, NY 79 _____ 1 19th c Cherry Blind Door Cupboard Top, Dovetailed Case 45" w 44 1/2" h 80 _____ 1 c.1820 Cherry & Maple Chest of Drawers, Eastern Maryland 38 1/2" w 4' h 81 _____ 1 LANCASTER, PA "Going to Market" Duckling Box 27 " w 82 _____ 1 19th c Primitive Dough Tray, AS Found 20" w 83 _____ 1 Early Primitive Burl Bowl 9" w 84 _____ 1 Small Early Pine Hanging One Door Cupboard 22" w 29 1/2" 85 _____ 1 19th c Plank Seat Side Chair Red Paint over Original Green 86 _____ 1 Early Pine One Drawer Pub Table with Stretcher Base 43 1/2" w 26 1/2" h 87 _____ 1 Folk Art Hand Made Shoe Shine Box with Accessories 13 1/2" w 88 _____ 1 Nice Round Antique Wrapped Splint Basket with Handle 11" w 89 _____ 1 c.1850 Mecklenburg County, Va JOHNSON CHAIR with Splint Seat 90 _____ 1 c.1920 Toy Horse & "Yankee" DUMP WAGON Toy 20" w 91 _____ 1 Antique Walnut & Maple Two Door Hanging Desk Top w/ Cubby Holes 27 1/2" w 25" h 92 _____ 1 Old Maple Chopping Block Table 4' w 29 1/2" h 93 _____ 1 c.1880 Spoon Carved Shoe Shine Box with Iron Shoe Form 94 _____ 1 c.1920 WRIGLEY'S Spearmint Pepsin Gum Scales with Tray 95 _____ 1 Small Antique Double Belly Egg Basket 9" 96 _____ 1 Folk Country Hepplewhite Planation Desk with Red Paint 30 1/2" w 46" h 97 _____ 1 19th c Mortised Pine Country Store Stool 98 _____ 1 c.1920 2 Gallon TAKE MY ADVICE It's Good W.E. Davy Advertising Jug 99 _____ 1 Antique REVERE Copper Ham Boiler 100 _____ 1 c.1820 Cherry Painted Franklin Co, VA Jelly Cupboard 42" w 64" h 100A _____ 1 c.1890 Original Finish Mahogany NEW HAVEN Store Regulator Clock (Once Sauer's) 101 _____ 1 19th c Overshot Woven Coverlet Brown & Red 102 _____ 1 c.1840 Original Red Painted Dovetailed Blanket Chest 43" w 23" h 103 _____ 1 Antique Iron Frog Doorstop 104 _____ 1 Early Walnut Dovetailed Heart Shaped North Carolina Cutlery Tray 14" w 105 _____ 1 Antique Splint Double Handled Gathering Basket w/ Blue Decoration 18 1/2" w 106 _____ 1 c.1820 Walnut One Board Writing Table w/ Drawer, Piedmont NC 27" w 30 1/2" h 107 _____ 1 19th c Mustard Painted Cylinder Crank Churn Butter Churn 2' w 108 _____ 1 Exceptional Double Belly "Gizzard" Basket 14" w 109 _____ 1 19th c Poplar Work Stand 18" w 26 1/2" h 110 _____ 1 THE PENNY MAGAZINE 1838 111 _____ 1 19th c Heavy Brass Kettle with Iron Bale & Iron Handle 12" w 112 _____ 1 c.1830 Cherry Washstand with Drawer 19" w 32" h 113 _____ 1 HARPER'S Pictorial HISTORY of the CIVIL WAR 2 Volumes 114 _____ 1 c.1820 Mahogany Three Drawer Stand 20" w 29 1/2" h 115 _____ 1 19th c Original Painted Miniature Blanket Chest, Halifax County, VA 15" w 8" h Auction Catalogue By Lot Number Auction Date: 11/12/2016 09:00 AM To 11/12/2016 04:00 PM Auction Location: Special Multi-Estate Auction - Victoria, Va Lot # Qty Description 116 _____ 1 Unusual Iron Banded Furkin with Handle & Stoppers 11" h 117 _____ 1 c.1790 Walnut Drop Leaf Work Table with Green Paint, Eastern, NC 39" w 29" h 118 _____ 1 Antique Maple Dough Bowl 21" w 119 _____ 1 Collection of Three Early 19th c Door Locks, Handles & Keys 120 _____ 1 19th c Mortised Pine Country Store Porch Bench 55" w 121 _____ 1 Early Shaker Measurer 12" w 6" h 122 _____ 1 c.1820 Cherry Sheratan One Drawer Stand with Brass Pull 20" w 28 1/2" h 123 _____ 1 Old Hand Made Scare Crow from Richmond, VA Production of THE WIZARD OF OZ 16" 124 _____ 1 c.1930's Porcelain WATLING SCALE CO.
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