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January 29, 2014 Vol. 19 No. 26 News Periodical Mailed on January 16 Black Friday Auction Brings Strong Prices in St. Nazienz, WI Article & Photos by Charles Kurth “Black Friday” Auction in Wisconsin? The Personal Representative for this fine estate in St. Nazienz WI. exclaimed. Being from the great state of Washington, attending an auction on Black Friday sounds strange. Imagine her surprise when the first trucks and trailers started showing up at 7:00 A.M. for the 9:00 A.M. inspection. Dressed for This nice Lexus brought a the weather as per the auctioneers suggestion, some came with lawn high bid of $2,300. chairs and “camped out” in the best spot. Complimentary coffee kept Continued on page 9 the chills away until the action started at 10:00 A.M. This beautiful wood bench sold for $200. Prock’s Crocks and Antiques of the Hayward Lakes Region: One of Wisconsin’s Northwoods Gems Article & photos by Brian Maloney You probably know Wisconsin’s Northwoods as a great place for fishing, camping, and snowmobiling, but it’s also become one of the best places around for our other favorite pastime: antique hunting! And for the past seven years, Prock’s Crocks and Antiques just west of Hayward, WI has been an important stop for any antiques enthusiast. They’ve recently dou- bled in size too, their 4,000 square foot addition brimming with choice peri- od advertising, furniture, and much more! Pre-1910 Rev-O-Noc self-framed litho-tin Continued on pages 6 & 7 sign, 13” x 19”, fishing, hunting, & baseball images! $5,900.

Prock’s Crocks proprietor Bill Prock lends scale to a massive Horner sideboard once owned by NFL great Michael Strahan, 8’ in length & priced at $29,500.

Super-cool working folk art “Lindquist & Olson, Cambridge, Minn.” toy steam shovel, six-feet-long! $3,500.

Rare Cherry Smash Very rare Peerless Dyes soda syrup dispenser Complete Galena pottery Red Wing 8-gallon cabinet with litho-front variant with gold preserves jar & lid in green churn, oval-over-birch and stenciled tambour letters and green band & orange glaze, 10 1/2” tall - leaf in black - $1,650. back, 18” x 32” - $2,250. - $4,500. $1,150. 2

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Article & Photos by Brian Maloney some nice country pieces including an exceptional figured maple buffet. Can’t make it to the shop? No worries, as Prock’s Crocks and Antiques has a won- I t’s hard to miss Prock’s Crocks and derful website, prockscrocksantiquestoneware.com, showcasing hundreds of in- Antiques as you drive down Highway-63 stock antiques and collectibles separated by category. Featured items from a recent west of Hayward, housed in an imposing visit to the site included some rare soda fountain syrup dispensers, plus choice peri- 1924 brick structure that once served as the od signs from agricultural to petroleum. And the best part: Prock’s Crocks and It’s hard to miss Prock’s Crocks just Earl Public School. But you’ll be just as Antiques offers free shipping within the continental United States on most items! west of Hayward, Wisconsin on impressed at what you’ll find inside: invest- A trip to Prock’s Crocks and Antiques is a good excuse to visit the scenic Hayward Highway 63 - housed in an imposing ment quality antiques and collectibles in Lakes Area of northwest Wisconsin. The Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame has its brick building that was once the Earl every category. headquarters there, complete with one of the world’s largest fiberglass sculptures – Public School. Don’t forget to visit their Of course, owners Bill and Joyce Prock a 200-foot-long Muskellunge that tourists can enter to get a “fishes eye” view of the brand-new 4,000 square foot addition didn’t name the venture Prock’s Crocks and town from inside its gigantic mouth. Or just head out onto one of the many lakes to too, crammed with classic advertising, Antiques for nothing, and you’ll find hun- catch the real thing, as thousands do each year. Fishing not your thing? Golfers can furniture, and more! dreds of examples of country stoneware in try their luck a more than a dozen area courses. stock - from classic Red Wing crocks and churns to Old Sleepy Eye and Galena And the area hosts countless events throughout the year. Perhaps the best-known is Pottery pieces. But stoneware is just a small fraction of what you’ll find as you wan- the American Birkebeiner, the largest cross-country skiing marathon in the United der the aisles of the main floor of the building. Country store collectibles and States. It’s coming up soon too, with the 41st annual race happening on February American primitives are scattered everywhere, as is period advertising from automo- 22nd. Summer brings many festivals, from June’s Muskie Festival to July’s half-cen- bile calendars to signs big and small. tury-old Lumberjack World Championships to September’s huge Chequamegon Fat Head downstairs and there’s one room devoted to tools and petroliana, and anoth- Tire Festival, one of the world’s largest mountain biking competitions with more er filled with vintage kitchenalia and cupboards. And be sure not to miss the brand- than 3,000 participants. A visit to www.haywardlakes.com will give you dozens new 4000-square-foot addition adjacent to the original store! Choice porcelain, tin, more vacation ideas. and neon signs line the walls of the building, with an emphasis on high-end gas, Prock’s Crocks and Antiques is located about 15 miles west of Hayward on brewery, and soda signs. And their wide assortment of antique furniture will appeal Highway 63 in tiny Earl, Wisconsin. They’re open year ‘round seven days a week to all tastes. In stock during my visit: everything from a massive and from 9-5. For more information, give Bill a call at 715-635-3655, or visit their web- heavily-carved Horner oak sideboard (that once graced the site prockscrocksantiquestoneware.com. And as always, tell ‘em that you heard home of NFL great Michael Strahan) to about them in the Auction Action Antique News!

Framed 1929 Pontiac “Chief of the It isn’t named Prock’s Crocks for noth- Sixes” ing! You’ll find hundreds of choice Charming Waterman’s Ideal Fountain calendar, country stoneware pieces here, plus Pen litho-tin sign, 13” x 9” - $895. full pad - investment-quality antiques in $1,850. most every other category – from period furniture to Framed 1906 Rainier Restored Late 18th-centu- advertising of every Brewing Company calen- Mills “lol- ry American tall- era. dar, 24” x 36” overall - lipop” case clock by $2,450. penny Massachusetts scale, maker Stephen maroon Sibley, 89” in height, nicely Completely finish - restored - $6,500. restored antique Painted pantry $1,850. oak & iron goat boxes priced from $295, the large dough or sheep farm bowl in red paint $695. power-takeoff device, 5’ in length - $795. R-Matched set of four 1890s Dowswell’s Rexall Drugs framed reverse-painted glass signs, each 61” in length - $6,900. Super- Lots of period gas Red Wing “Haarmann’s Pure rare globes to choose from, Tomato Catsup” jug, red let- Chief Red Wing stein, numbered like this one-piece Gulf - tering - $3,950. no.32 on base - $9,900. $750. 7

Matched 6-long porcelain Purol Gasoline and Tiolene Motor Oil signs - $2,250 each. Squat 8” Galena pottery jar, 9” Galena pottery jar, green & orange glaze - $995. green & orange glaze - All-original Engman- $995. 38” Willimantic thread-tower display cabinet - $4,995. Matthews sample stove, 18” x 30” - $2,500. Mid-19th century step- back cupboard in old red finish, with later (dated 1896) folk art tin panels on upper doors - $2,450.

36” White (trucks) Sales-Service porcelain sign - $995.

Near-mint Standard Gold Crown Gasoline pump globe - $695. Early White Eagle gas pump globe - $1,450. Patented-1901 A. R. Brown revolving oak nuts & bolts Classic Wonderful 1880s Two-sided United Motors Service cabinet, 36” in height - 36” Coca- country store sack & porcelain sign, 48” in length - $4,950. $1,895. Cola porce- string-hold- lain button er with Exceptional 19th sign - $995. stenciled century Pennsylvania advertising step-back cupboard all-round - sporting its original $985. faux-grain paint, meas- 48” Cities Service uring 48” x 84” - Oils “Once- 30” x 48” $3,950. Three of the hundreds of Red Wing Always” two- Piedmont crocks at Prock’s Crocks: the eight-gal- sided porcelain Cigarettes lon “drop-8” crock $2,000, the ten and sign, by porcelain sign - twelve-gallon “double ribcage” crocks Veribrite Signs $895. $3,500 each. - $1,650.

Rare Southern Black Milwaukee Americana cast Gehl’s iron hitching Guernsey post depicting a Farms 30” cotton picker porcelain atop a cotton sign - $995. bale, 45” in height - $1,950. Bill Prock admires a vintage Electric Never-used Registered Unusual Dr. Ross’ Dog Landrace hog sign, double- Neon Clock Co. 24” clock in great work- Texaco Gasoline & and Cat Food porcelain sided, 4’-long - $1,750. ing condition, asking price $1,850. Motor Oil 42” sign in iron frame, 3’ x 5’ porcelain sign, - $1,850. Near-mint two-sided - Dutch $1,250. Masters Paints Double-sided porce- Pontiac lain Service 42” Two-sided Red sign, 26” porcelain sign, Crown Gasoline in diameter - made by Walker porcelain sign, 42” - $1,250. & Co. - $2,400. $1,750. 8 Fund Raising Benefit Auction & Spaghetti - Chili

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I am writing this letter with a heavy heart, my longtime employ- Please make all checks payable to Heather Poffenberger, ee and close family friend Doug Poffenberger has been suddenly And send to: stricken with a terminal form of a rare blood cancer (Multiple Myeloma, Stage 3). This disease has hit hard and fast and as in Tom Harris Auctions most cases it has been and will continue to be a huge financial 203 S 18th Avenue burden on Doug and his family. Marshalltown, IA 50158 641-754-4890 Doug and his family are facing a 250 mile round trip to the hospital per visit for 2 years while they fight this disease. They are telling Doug that he will be placed in the or send thru Paypal at [email protected] hospital for multiple visits of 6-15 days and at least 2 - 30 day visits for stem cell replacement. This means his wife, Heather will have huge costs in lodging and trav- Email: [email protected] el expenses as well as daily food expense on the road. At the same time Heather is losing most of her income while she travels with and spends time with her husband. To keep tabs on how Doug is doing go to Doug is 41 years old and was just diagnosed with this disease; Doug and Heather www.facebook.com/helpdougpoffenberger have a 10 year old daughter, Emma and 2 boys Justin & Ian actively serving in our U.S. Military; Ashton a 13 year old stepson and Acelyn a 12 year old stepdaughter. Doug Update: Doug has been to Iowa City for his first round of chemo and stem cell Doug is a great guy with a good soul and a great attitude in life and has always been replacement. He is doing well but this is only the first round of treatment with many a hard worker and devoted to supporting his family by working hard for me daily so more days of treatment to come. he could do just that. We at Tom Harris Auctions are asking for your support! Doug and his family need Check our website for a list of items already donated to this cause. Thank You thousands of dollars today, and many more thousands in the future so they can have money to live on. They will need money to cover daily expenses, Doctor & hospital Wednesday, February 19th, 2014 bills, medicine, travel and living expenses, and house payments. Last year they put The Moose Lodge all they had into buying their first home and the mortgage bill goes on in spite of 1516 East Olive Street, Marshalltown, Iowa Doug not having any income. Please, if you can find it in your heart we are asking you to please write us a check. We need to raise thousands of dollars to be able to even put a dent in this situation. Dinner Served 5:00 P.M – 7:00 P.M. Please give what you can, we appreciate anything you can do to help. Another option and opportunity to help our friend Doug is to donate items for us Benefit Auction Begins at 7:00 P.M. to sell in an upcoming auction which all proceeds from your item(s) will go to Doug and his family. For example, I, Tom Harris am going to donate some clocks, dolls and Cash Bar Available other items to sell in the auction with the proceeds all being given to Doug and Heather. If you wish, you could send us a lamp, toy, clock, watch or anything to sell Freewill Donations Accepted in an auction and I will pay for all marketing and give 100% to the cause. Donation Ideas Include Cash, Gift Certificates, We need fast action, Doug is in big trouble. Please send as much as you can afford Antiques and Good Quality Collectibles for this cause to Tom Harris Auctions or call Tom or his staff to discuss your dona- tion of antiques or collectibles to this truly worthy cause. Doug is Good People! And Send Your Donation to Tom Harris Auctions good people sometimes need good people to help them out of horrible situations. I hope I have not offended anyone by writing this letter and reaching out to my 203 S 18th Avenue, Marshalltown, IA 50158 friends and customers, but I know most Antiquers are good people too; and good or bring it to the Benefit with you! people have to stick together. All and any donations are greatly appreciated and if you want to send Doug a card Contact Tom Harris Auctions send it here and we will get it to him. I am sure he will appreciate your thoughts and 641-754-4890 best wishes. Thank You for your Support! Email: [email protected]

Be Sure To Check Out Our “FOR SALE NOW PAGE” (with photos & Prices) of Featured Items FOR SALE from our Antique Mall and Shop Advertisers www.auctionactionnews.com 9 Lakeshore Auction Service Holds Exciting Black Friday Auction Article & Photos by Charles Kurth If you are interested in the services that Lakeshore 4 Hours later the house, garage Auction Service can provide and basement were empty ! Much to you, just call Charlie @ to the amazement of not just the (920) 682-4293. We are cur- personal Rep. but the auction goers rently looking for quality as well. “ You sure move fast” items for our upcoming was a common phrase. Here are February consignment some of the high lights. auction in Manitowoc. “Golden Boy” statuary (pic- We will remind you in tured)$50, Lexus automo- January with an advertise- bile-$2300, Old wood machinist chest-$150. 2 ment in A.A.A.N. Until then…”We don’t do all the auctions, just the ones you Pair of ladies riding boots “Saddled Up” at $40. should attend”. Speaking of saddles, nice one went for only $50! 3 Ladies riding hats gal- loped away for $37.50. Wood bench (pictured) $200. Riding lawn mower-$400. Sheet music cabinet was a song at $90. Sterling silver din- ner ware set $600. Coins proved popular with the following results. Box set of Liberty quarters- $245. Standing liberty box set-$245. Silver quarter box set and 6 odd ones fetched-$165. Mercury dimes-$120. Box set of dimes (pictured) $225. Keeping it sharp was a box lot of straight razors for $60. It was a great way to close out the season! Water Street Vintage 24th Annual Edgerton Decoy Grand Opening February 1st Water Street Vintage is an & Sporting Collectibles Show antique mall/consignment store located in downtown New London The 24th Annual Edgerton Decoy and Sporting in the old Markman's Department Collectibles Show at Tri-County Community Center in Store building. This is a beautiful Edgerton, Wisconsin on February 8th. 15,000 sq. ft. building. We will be This friendly and comfortable event is opening the first floor initially with located in the center of the historic and 2000 sq. ft. consignment space and storied Lake Koshkonong area in south- 30 booths averaging in sizes of 8 x 10 and 10 x 10. We are charging $1.25 per sq. ft. no commission. Rates for con- ern Wisconsin. It is a buy-sell-trade oppor- signment will be 30% . However if you rent a booth and have an item that doesn't Regional Lake Koshkonong tunity with over 100 tables featuring a wide fit and we have room for it we will only charge 10%. We will be allowing antiques, Decoy Display range of vintage sporting items. Exhibitors from vintage, shabby chic, or pintrest/ repurposed items; however no crafts or liquida- across the Midwest will display a wide range of items that includes duck-goose-fish tion items. decoys, owls, books, magazines, prints, shot boxes, prints, calendars, shells, calls, Our hours will be: Monday-Friday: 10-6 licenses, pins, fishing tackle, signs, traps and much more. There will be a special Saturday: 10-5 display of regional Lake Koshkonong decoys. Refreshments and food are available Sunday: 12-4 at the event. Things of interest for all ages are available. Free appraisals are avail- Please join us for our Grand able to all walk-ins and are always the source of excitement. Opening Saturday, February 1, Show information is: 2014. We will be open 10-5 and • Vendor Setup 6:30am - 8:30am will be serving coffee and snacks and have prize draw- • Show hours 8:30am - 2:30pm ings for mall gift certificates. • Table Fees $20.00 Reservations are due by February 1st Water Street Vintage, LLC- • General Admission $2.00 Antique Mall/Consignment Kelly Rickert and Jeff For more information contact Marty Sands (262) 215-5272, mar- Rickert-Proprietors, Physical Address 207 W. North Water [email protected]. Other questions or show history contact Mike Neal (920) Street, New London, WI 54961: 839-9687, [email protected]. Phone (920) 982-9826 Website: www.waterstreetvintage.com Facebook: facebook.com/waterstreetvintage Email: [email protected] This event was started over two decades ago to celebrate the rich history of We hope to see you soon, Kelly and Jeff Rickert the Lake Koshkonong area. 10

EUGENE “GENE” KLUG, age 82 of Jefferson, passed away unex- www.beloitauction.com Richard Ranft=11.1’ pectedly on Wednesday, January 15, 2014 at his home. He was born on $471.31 + $69 color photos January 4, 1932 in Milton, WI son of the late Leo and Iva (Trewyn) Klug, Eugene AUCTION5.6” Klug. He graduated from Fort Atkinson high school, and before the draft Antiques, Collectibles & Special Contemporary Items $540.31 he was a Farmer, and self employed carpenter and built several homes in 534 West Grand Ave., Beloit, WI the Fort Atkinson area. He served in the United States Army from 1952- [email protected] 1954 in Korea during the Korean War when he served as company clerk, Wednesday, January 29, 2014 - 4:30 P.M. officer club manager, company teletype, and company photographer. In Can’t make it to the Auction? recent years Gene liked sharing stories of his service & how he met & Bid live online or use our courtesy absentee bidder service. photographed Marilyn Monroe when she entertained the troops in Go to www.beloitauction.com & link to complete online catalog Korea. He would have tears in his eyes when he recalled the suffering for photographs, detailed descriptions & easy bidding information. Korean children, and his best friend’s demise. See us on Facebook - WiFi available Gene married Victoria Manley on January 28, 1956 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Fort Large Milwaukee Estate loaded with interesting finds & select quality items from other Atkinson. Gene owned and operated Authentic Antiques Auction and Estate Services in Palmyra, estates make this an exciting, must-attend Auction, either in person or online. WI, and was known for Wisconsin’s largest antique auction for many years before retiring in Hamilton Ventura 14K gold watch, Seiko Bell-Matic 21 jewel wristwatch & other watches – 1994. During those years, he pioneered in the antiques field in Wisconsin promoting several numerous gold & diamond rings – sterling silver & gold jewelry – high end vintage costume jew- antique shows including the first ones in Grays Lake, IL, and Fond Du Lac, WI Fair Park plus elry – sterling silver items – Morgan & Peace silver dollars – 1854 $5 & $10 notes - fox & mink auctions all over SE Wisconsin. He traveled throughout the US buying & selling antiques. Gene furs – excellent selection of oil paintings, watercolors, lithographs, etchings & prints by many list- was passionate about antiques and collectables, creating many family memories and passing his ed artists – Mid-Century & other lamps – clocks including Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos shelf clock – love of antiques on to several of his siblings & children, not to mention the many friends he intro- pottery – glassware – porcelain – china - vintage radios – collectible toys - Mid-Century, Art Deco, duced to the business. He enjoyed traveling, spending time with family and friends, and being the & designer furniture & many more collectibles & vintage items of value. center of attention with his charismatic charm. There was nothing that pleasured him more than '07 Honda Civic with low mileage – like-new '09 Harley-Davidson Softtail Custom – award win- lending a helping hand; he was always first in line to help. ing Slewfoot Monster truck - vintage Puch Newport moped - like new Gazelle '29 Mercedes kit More stories of Gene can be viewed on Greg’s website at www.WisAuction.com. If you have a car - Briggs & Stratton motor wheel (think Merkel or AO Smith) – vintage Evinrude Pal outboard story to tell, email Greg via his website, and he will be glad to share it. motor – early Harley-Davidson items - United Mfg. Deluxe Shuffle Alley 10-cent bowling He will be deeply missed by his family; Wife Victoria of Jefferson, Daughter Pamela (Dale) machine - & much, much more. Preview online now or in the Auction Gallery. Ridgley of AR, Sons Gregory (Gabriela Marquisio) Klug of Cambridge, Audie (Jennifer) Klug of Tues., Jan. 28 - 9:30-6:00 & Wed. Jan. 29– 9:30-4:30 Palmyra, Jason Klug of Jefferson. 13 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren. Brothers; Albert Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, American Express, Discover, or Debit. 12% buyer's fee. 17% Klug of FL, Lawrence (Charlotte) Klug of Fort Atkinson Many nieces, nephews and other rela- buyer's fee for online purchases. 2% discount for cash, check, or Debit. Online purchases requir- tives and many friends. ing shipping must be paid by credit card. See Proxibid for shipping & online bidding terms. He is preceded in death by brothers; Waylen, Arlo, and his sisters; Florence Traxler, Aleta Cox, Elva Traxler. A Celebration of Life will be Saturday, January 25th at Orchard Hollow Apartments common room, 1015 Collins Road Jefferson, WI where you can pay your respects to the family from 2:00pm to 5:00pm. If you miss this you can attend Greg’s February 4th 9:00am auction at the Jefferson County Fair Park to pay your respects to members of the family. In lieu of flowers those wishing to send a donation in Gene’s name may send them to Victoria Klug via Estate Services PO Box 617 Cambridge, WI 53523. Schneider-Michaelis Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Visit www.schneidermichaelisfuneralhome.com to leave a condolence or light a candle in his memory.

Large Estate auction of Late Well Known Auctioneer Duke Frenzel comes to Jim Arneson Auctions Mark your calenders for Saturday, February 15th, 2014,10:00 A.M. start for a great packed estate auction. Duke auctioneered for many, many years & collected for over 50 years. This auction is full of super antiques & collectibles, as well as a large Majolica collection of over 40 pieces and a very large doll collection. 10.104 The doll collection consists of before and turn of the century bisque, early composition, character, large amount of Shirley Temples. Special offering of beautiful clothing, Bi-Lo Babies, Barbies & much, much more. Additionally, a great offering of character radios & phonographs offered. Over 550 lots, plus thousands of photos and complete descriptions at www.whats4sale.biz. The auction will be held at the easily accessible Comfort Inn & Suites. Exit 126 Cty. Hwy. V exit off I-90/94 in Deforest, WI. If unable to attend, absentee & phone bids may be arranged by contacting Arneson Auctions at 608-797-5086 Sparta or 715-819-2689 Neillsville, or email Arneson Auctions at whats4sale.biz. Please don't miss this wonderful auction! UNITED COUNTRY BELOIT AUCTION & REALTY, INC. 877-364-1965 Registered Wisconsin & Illinois Auctioneer: Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE - WI #237, IL #441.001071 We can sell YOURS, too. Get more for Your Advertising Dollar! When out & about, let our advertisers YOUR AD WORKS 24/7 with know where you saw their ad! auctionactionnews.com 11 Arneson=2.6’ Munda=3.5’JIM ARNESON AUCTIONS ANTIQUE AUCTION! $148.61 + $6 Color Photos $110.40 + $12 Color Photos 1235 S. ADAMS AVE., FREEPORT, IL 61032 Inside COMFORT INN, DEFOREST, WI Exit 126 off I-90/94 $122.40 FRIDAY, JANUARY 31st, 2014 - 11:00 A.M. CENTRAL $154.61SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. SHARP! [email protected] SNOW DATE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1st ~ SAME TIME Antiques, collectibles, Adv., stone & glassware, coins. Over 450 lots listed & 1,000’s of photos (IF IN DOUBT, CALL OFFICE FOR RECORDED MESSAGE) at www.whats4sale.biz. All neat, clean, collectible items. Terms: Cash, check, no buyer’s or bid card fee. Credit card w/fee. Tax. CAN’T MAKE THE SALES? LEAVE BIDS OR BID LIVE AT PROXIBID. [email protected] Bill to: Visit our webpage: mundaauctions.com or proxibid/MundaAuctions for full cata- Jim Arneson, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #836, Neillsville, 715-819-2689; log including selling order, photographs and additional information on each item. Sparta, 608-797-5086. Arneson Auctions Estd. 1937 Ed Newman ALL items sell to highest bidder! 306 lots, Large collection of Flow Blue: Vegetables, soup bowls, pitchers, plates, sugar bowls, teapots, platters, cups & saucers, waste bowls, gravies, etc. many different patterns; sterling silver pieces, Cut Glass, Roseville, Baccarat, Lalique, Stueben, Belleek, Haviland, Limoges, Paintings including: a Ca. 1830 portrait of a lady oil on canvas Prints & frames; furniture; jewelry; small antiques & collectibles. Terms: A 10% buyer's fee will be added to all in-house purchases. See website for online bidding terms. Seating, Restrooms & Lunch. MUNDA AUCTIONS #044000166 Douglas F. Munda #440.000592 & Roland R. Munda #440.000591 ROBBIE’S “LIVE’’ AUCTION Robbie Kobs=8.6’ 1235 S. Adams Ave., Freeport, IL 61032 • Office 815-232-8813 / Fax 815-232-1554 Location: ROBBIE’S AUCTION HOUSE Email: [email protected] Website: www.mundaauctions.com 705 KELLER AVE. SOUTH (HWY. 46) AMERY, WI 54001 Directions: On the south end of Amery on Hwy. 46. Watch for the billboard sign. $365.16 NellieSATURDAY, Beland=4.9’ FEB. 1, 2014 - 11:00 A.M. Inspection: Saturday, February 1, 9:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M. SUPERIOR AUCTION & APPRAISAL LLC $ + $ photoRestrooms & Lunch On Site. Come in early for the best seat! [email protected] THIS IS AUCTION #3 FROM THE SOUTHERN WI COLLECTORS. ANOTHER SUPERB AUCTION THAT YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS! 2014 UPCOMING AUCTION SCHEDULE $208.05Visit RobbieSoldit.com for complete listing & photos. STONEWARE: Red Wing 4 & 5 Gal. Beehive Jugs, RW Mini Jug “WHO WILL WIN” MN/MI, RW 2 Gal. LIVE AUCTION! Saturday, February 1st, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. Birch leaf Churn w/lid, RW mini jug “PHOENIX CLUB WHISKEY” Chicago, RW Salt Glaze Jugs b/m, RW LARGE ESTATE AUCTION [email protected] & 5 Gal. Shoulder Jugs, RW Beater Jar “A.J. FRANCIS BARRON WI”, RW Salt Glaze Crocks b/m, 2 Gal. BEJA SHINE CENTER cobalt Salt Glaze Storage Jar, RW Beater Jar “SCHUZENBURG & THOMAS, WELLS MN, Mini 1950 BOND STREET, GREEN BAY, WI “WABASHA MN “ bailed jug, RW 5&10 Gal. Koverwates, RW 3 Gal. lid, 3 Gal. cobalt salt glaze crock, RW LIVE AUCTION! Saturday, February 8th, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. bailed packing jar b/m, RW 2 Gal. Straight Sided Water Cooler, Mini Auburn ND jug, RW 2,3,6,12 gal. crocks, RW “GUTTMAN” St. Paul, MN butter crock, RW Salt Glaze Planter b/m, Hall Jewel Tea, More ESTATE & ANTIQUE AUCTION Crocks, Jugs and Bowls. POTTERY & GLASS: Watt c/s with Amery ADV, Watt 9 Piece Spaghetti Set, PENSAUKEE TOWN HALL Watt bowl Woodville, WI, pottery incl. Roseville, Hull, Rumrill, Shawnee, Red Wing, Van Briggle, Hull Little 3624 COUNTY ROAD J, ABRAMS, WI (15 Miles North of Green Bay) Red Riding Hood Lamp (RARE), LRRH Cookie Jar, LRRH Clock, LRRH S&P, Shawnee Tom the Piper Son INTERNET AUCTION Teapot, Little Bo Peep Pitcher, Winnie Cookie Jar, Puss and Boots Cookie Jar & Creamer, Fenton Silvercrest, BID NOW THRU Tuesday, February 11th - 6 P.M. CST Burmese Blue Satin Vases & baskets, Jadite Sugar Canister & glass, Royal Ruby vases from Gold Medal INTERNET ONLY “BID & GLIMMER” JEWELRY AUCTION Flour Store Giveaway (IOB), Lalique Perfume Bottle, Royal Doulton China Set, Figurines by Royal Dux, Armani, Occupied Japan, Valencia, Liadro, Carnival, Depression, Crystal, Primitives, S & P’s, & much more. LIVE AUCTION! Saturday, February 15th, 2014 - 10:00 A.M. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Griswold No. 14 Skillet with Cover, Oil Lamps (3 Alladins), Coke ‘J & S VINTAGE’ ANTIQUE AUCTION Thermometer & Tornado Lamp, 3 Anvils, Winchester Scribe, Postcards, Mandallian, Mesh Flapper Purse, MIDDLE INLET TOWN HALL Sterling Tiffany & Co Metropolitan Service Medal, Roycroft Signed Copper, 1908 Roycroft Book(s), HWY. 141 MIDDLE INLET, WI (Crivitz Area) Halloween papier Mache’ Jack O' Lantern & P/M Cat(s), P/M Rabbits, 3 Carved Meershaum Pipes, Arrow LIVE AUCTION! Sunday, February 16th, 2014 - 1:00 P.M. Heads, 1876 Lorillard Fruit Jar, & other jars, Cupids, Sterling NFPOC Medals, Fire Granades (IOB), Presto Brass Fire Extinguishers (MIB), Harley-Davidson Captains Hat, “Wizzer” Gas Tank Acces.,Vintage Figure BID & GLIMMER JEWELRY AUCTION Skating Outfits, Beatles Albums & Trade Cards, Cast Iron Levels, 3,6,8, Griswold Cat Pans, Griswold Waffle BEST WESTERN RIVERFRONT INN Iron & Stand, Nipper Cast Iron Bank, Old Lighters, 1912 Cloak & Suit Catalog, Winchester & Keen Kutter 1821 RIVERSIDE AVE., MARINETTE, WI Levels, Winchester sign,1/2/04- Elgin WWII New Bomber footer A-8 Stop Watch, Sterling Marksman Badges, WWII Uniform, WWW.SUPERIORAUCTION.NET WWII Flying Trouser Type A-9, WWII Medals, Pins, Patches, Wooden Crank Phone, Stanley 45 (IOB), Costume Jewelry, informationLarge Cast Iron Cauldron,Buster per Brown hatchet, 2 Hamms Beer Motion Sconce Lamps, AUCTIONEER NELLIE BELAND Hamm's Land of Sky Blue Water Yard Long, Bailey No. 6 & 7 Planes, Winchester & Ford Wrenches, Ford CAI/CES/CAGA - Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #818 Oil Can & Tire Pump, “Standard Oil Company Indiana Sample Oil & Grease Set”, Standard Oil Polarine HONESTY...INTEGRITY...EXPERIENCE Embossed Bottle, Several Oil paintings, Signed H. Hargrove “Hargrove at the Gallery”, Signed Redlin, Telephone: 906-864-2942 E-Mail: [email protected] Signed Charles Peterson “Come & Get It” & "To Grandmother's House" prints, HUGE stained glass church window, much more. TOYS: Marx Train (IOB), Chein Drummer Boy W/up (IOB), Musical Jolly chimp (IOB), Tiny Tears Doll w/Acces. (IOB), Marx Popeye/Parot W/up, Chein Alligator w/up, Scurry Mouse w/up (IOB), Marx Battery/Op. Tractors, PUSH M UP Jr. Pin Ball Game (IOB), Hot Wheels Red Line badges, Mattel Workshop (IOB), Fort Cheyenne Play set (IOB), Cast Iron Racer, Lead Soldiers, Vintage Marbles Several Lg. Shooters, Toy O/B Mercury Motor, Boat, GI Joe, Midget Sweeper, Ventriloquist doll, Old Dolls, Tired of Waiting for your Mailed Copy to Arrive? Cap Guns incl. Dick Tracy, Cody Colt & others, Pedal Car & More. SPORTING/GUNS: RARE Subscribe to the Online Edition of ALEXANDER CLUTCH TRAP, New House wolf trap, Beaver, Fox, Mink Traps & Tags, 1939 thru 1948 WI trapping & fishing Regs. Bear Grizzley Recurve Bow, Bear Archery Box of Arrows (IOB), Bear Archery Auction Action Antique News & Have it Faster! Fish Reel/Arrow (IOB)Heddon Pal Muskey Special Rod #6273/Org. Tube and Sleeve, Marble Rod/Sleeve, Beaver Dam Tip Ups, Trout Creel, Split Bamboo Fly rods, Pflueger, Heddon, Penn, Mitchell, Southbend The ENTIRE Paper is online & it is Downloadable, Printable & Rod & Reels. Some (IOB). Tackle boxes Full of Vintage Wooden Baits consisting of Creek Club, Hedden, Searchable, so you can find what your looking for fast! Paw Paw, Pflueger, Shakespeare & Others, some (IOB) much more! GUNS & AMMO: Winchester 770 270 Rifle/Burris Scope & Bipod, Mossberg 9200 Auto 12 Ga.(IOB), Remington 552 Speedmaster Auto 22 Rifle Name: ______Tasco Scope, Stevens 20 Ga. s/s, Winchester 30/30 Lever Action Rifle, J.C. Higgins M41 22 Rifle, Savage 775A 12 Ga. Auto, Winchester Model 68 Bolt 22 Rifle, Stevens Arms & “Tool Co.” 12 Ga. S/S, Remington Address: ______M770 .270 w/scope, Highpoint 9mm Carbine rifle, Russian SKS Saga 7.62X39 rifle, Gamo 1200 Synthetic City: ______State: ______177 Rifle/Scope, Mountain Air Rifle, other guns, Gun Cases & Locks, Case XX, Buck & Western Hunting Knives, Ammo. Quality Fishing Rods and Reels, baits, Full Tackle Boxes & more. Zip: ______Phone: ______TERMS: Cash, good check, Visa, M/C, or Discover. Buyer's fee of 10% applies to all transactions. WI state sales tax applies 5.5%. Proper ID & bidding number required to buy. Auction conducted by: Email: ______ROBBIE'S AUCTION SERVICE, 2144 100th Street Somerset, WI 54025 Robbie Kobs, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #2334-052, MN Registered Auctioneer #6200019. Password (@ least 7 characters): ______Phone: 715-338-7848 (Cell) www.RobbieSoldit.com One year Online Subscription - $27 Auction Action Antique News, 1404 E. Green Bay St., Shawano, WI 54166 AAAN - Don’t Leave Call 715-524-3076 or visit www.auctionactionnews.com Home Without It! 12 A New Day Auctions 1x6.3 Garnavillo Auction Co.=2.3’ 1950’s Vendo, 8 oz. Bottle Soda OBrien1x1”LARGE ANTIQUE & HOUSEHOLD AUCTION issue 1926 (mailed 01/23/2014) $ + $ color photos Auction held at: GARNAVILLO AUCTION COMPANY $133.75Machine,discounted Dime Only, to Working $21.23 Order. Sells January 31st in Online 105 SOUTH MAIN, GARNAVILLO, IA $97.66 [email protected], FEBRUARY 1st, 2014 auction at auctionsbyobrien.com The Estate of Mary Kahrs & others [email protected] Starting at 8:30 a.m. - Preview on Friday, Jan. 31st from 4-8 p.m. Other items available! (920) 960-0685 Lots of Great Antique Furniture ~ Oak Furniture ~ Mission Furniture ~ Crockery ~ Lamps ~ [email protected] Jewelry ~ Guns ~ Watches ~ Adv. Crocks ~ Doll Collection ~ Beer Adv. Mirrors ~ Old Calendars Preview Weds 11-8 & Thurs 12-6 ~ Glassware ~ Lots of Pictures ~ Lots more not listed. Check our website @ Garnavilloauction.com for a complete listing. Online & Absentee bidding. Š ANTIQUES Š COINS ŠJEWELRY GARNAVILLO AUCTION COMPANY, LLC Š FURNITUREŠ TOYS Š EPHEMERA 105 South Main Street, Garnavillo, IA 52049 FIREARMS & MILITARY AAAN - 563-964-9200 • www.garnavilloauction.com - 1st Thurs of every month (Licensed FFL ² can handle all transfers) We’re Dairyland=4.5’ 31670 65th Ave, DAIRYLAND AUCTION ANTIQUE, COLLECTIBLES, COINS & SPORTING AUCTION $ + $ color photos Cannon Falls, MN Everywhere! SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. $191.07 (Between SA & Countryside Antiques) Lunch on Grounds Indoor-Climate Controlled -Concessions Located in the Kendall Community Center. 20 miles Southeast of Tomah, WI or 6 miles West of Elroy on Hwy. 71 in Kendall. Watch for DAIRYLAND AUCTION ARROWS. [email protected] Live real time PROXIBID bidding at: STONEWARE & COLLECTIBLES: RW 3 & 5 gal. Churns, refrigerator jar, adv. bowls & jug; www.ANewDayAuctions.com 2 gal. Western churn; Shawnee S&P’s; Smiley Pig & Elephant pitchers; 2 Van Briggle vases; 2 R. Attract Doulton Toby mugs; Flow Blue platters & plates; 3 Watt tulip bowls; Adv. Tins, signs & mirrors; Catalog available late Monday stereoscope & cards; 2 Aladdin lamps; 2 CI seats; glass churn; wall telephone; 2 adv. pot scrapers; We can ship anywhere! 3 drawer spool cabinet; Blue opal. Bride’s basket; Carnival glass; Fenton & Silvercrest pcs.; White Internet epergne; Indian baskets; wood duck decoy & weight; Wavecrest cracker jar; 2 RR lanterns; RR signs; 5 swirl & 1 Indian marble; sheep skin coat; oil bottle carrier; Hoffman coffee grinder; poker 507-263-7373 table. TOYS: Arcade Greyhound bus; 40’s Dodge; Reuhl MH wagon w/grain box; MH tractor Consignments by appointment! w/driver; JD, Oliver & IH grain drills; Case & AC toys; Tru-Scale toys, semi, 5 tractors; 11 com- Buyers with bines; 6 NIB cars & trucks. GUNS & KNIVES: Colt .22 Pre-Woodsman pistol; Win. Mdl. 55 .30WCF; 2 Win. (1936 & 1940) Mdl. 94 .30 WCF; J. Stevens .25 falling block; Marlin 80 .22; Mossberg 42M .22; Rem. 12ga/.223 over/under; Rossi .243/20ga. NIB; Mossberg & Benelli DU an ad in 12ga.; Rem. 870 12ga.; Tri-Star Cobra tactical 12ga. 20” bbl.; NEA 10ga.; Woodsman pal; Uncle Henry, Marbles, Schrade, 2 RH Pal #36; Army pins. COINS & SPORTS CARDS: Complete Lincoln cents 1909-1940 (missing 1922 plain) includes 1909S VDB; 1879 CC silver dollar; 1830, Auctioneers: MN Lic Auction Action ‘31 & ‘39 lg. Cents; silver 1981-90 Topps, Fleer, Donruss, Upper Deck, Bowman baseball card J Stevens # 19-160,- K Stevens #19-159 sets; Autograph Aaron/Mathews photo framed; Puckett auto. photo framed; autographs. TERMS: Cash or Good Check w/proper ID. 5 1/2% Sales Tax. Coins & Cards sell first. TOM SIMONSON #244 & KURT MONSON #123 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers. Antique News MIKE FRYE Clerk RANDY FRYE Cashier for DAIRYLAND AUCTION SERVICE, INC., #23, P.O. Box 118, Elroy, WI 53929, (608) 462-8218. Complete list & Pictures at www.dairylan- dauction.com Gavin PopeDAIRYLAND 6.1” k pdf AUCTION SERVICE, INC, #23 $QWLTXH$GYHUWLVLQJ%RDW P.O. Box 118, Elroy, WI 53929 • 608-462-8218 Online at: www.dairylandauction.com 0RWRUVDQG0DUEOH$XFWLRQ $259.00 )HEUXDU\aDPFVW SEVERAL ESTATES AUCTION Don Wagner=5.4’ WAUKAU COMMUNITY CENTER - 2711 HWY. 116 - WAUKAU, WI $229.28 + $9 color photos +HOGDWWKH3RSH$XFWLRQ+RXVH [email protected], FEBRUARY 2nd, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. 12·%DQQRQ6W5D\PRQG,/ COLLECTIBLES: Marble top table; oak pedestals; salesman’s sample stove; square wood table; baker’s rack; child’s Adirondack chair; iron plant stands; copper lined smoking cabinet; ice cream $238.28 parlor table w/chairs; nail kegs; Edison turntable; wood wall cabinet; medicine cabinet; cast 7KLVZLOOEHDJUHDWDXFWLRQÀOOHGZLWKVRGDEHHU iron dinner bell; wood pulleys; rocking horse; wicker tables; milk cans; clothes racks; Sony reel-reel recorder; oak pedestals; wood stools; mechanical banks & others; G.I Joe col- [email protected] DQG SHWUROHXP UHODWHG DGYHUWLVLQJ SLHFHV lections; cast iron sieves collection; marbles; leaded lamp fixtures; musical instruments – :H ZLOO DOVR EH VHOOLQJ VHYHUDO HDUO\ ERDW Fender guitar, other guitars, saxophone, auto harp, violin, trombone; wood decoys; beer items – lighted signs, signs, steins, glasses; lots of stoneware – sponge, Red Wing, adver- PRWRUV ERDW PRWRU DGYHUWLVLQJ DQG PDUEOHV ,Q tising pitchers; glassware – Carnival, elegant, Cranberry, Bohemian, Fancy; Advertising bowls; McCoy; Roseville; Red Wing; Hull; Wattsware; Royal Copley; Royal Haeger; DGGLWLRQWRWKHDOPRVWFDWDORJHGORWVWKDWZLOO Cast Iron cookware – Wagner, Griswold; lanterns; slicks; toys – press steel trucks, Tonka, Buddy L, Structo, Nylint, tin toys; farm toys; lunch boxes; Toby mugs; knick knacks; cot- EHRIIHUHGRQ3UR[LELGFRPZHZLOOEHVHOOLQJD tage ware; Torquay Majolica; pottery; Pepsi & Coke advertising; kitchen utensils; cow collectibles; sports advertising; baseball, football & sports items; VHFRQG ULQJ ZLWK Rogers flatware; Oshkosh memorabilia; advertising thermometer; child’s books; jewelry; old tools; sofa table; end tables; VHYHUDO ZDJRQV RI Adirondack wicker chair; Deacon’s bench; iron plant stands; milk cans; fishing eq. & baits; lawn art; Carvers Dairy adv.; dovetailed table; large collection XQFDWDORJHGLWHPV of toy cars & boxes; Elvis collectibles; Karaoke machine; brass fireplace tools; Fisher Price toys; wood animals; plastic toys 1950’s; some cars & Aurora Monster kits; cast iron pump; lamp mold; games; Circus posters; Texaco ship; ship collection; carved 7HUPV%X\HUV3UHPLXPGLVFRXQWHGWRLISD\LQJE\FDVKRUFKHFN wood figurines; silverware; Victrola; oak chairs; 2 sidebaords; rocker; highchair; 45 records; wardrobe; oak claw foot legs; wood outboard motor box – ELTO; steamer chest. OTHER ITEMS: IRURQVLWHELGGHUV%X\HUV3UHPLXPIRUDOODEVHQWHHRULQWHUQHWELGGHUV Tools; post driver; shovels; air stapler; air compressor; power tools; router; satellite for motor home; many DEVHQWHH LQWHUQHWELGGHUVPXVWSD\ZLWK9LVD0DVWHU&DUGRU3D\3DORQO\ items still to be unpacked. SPECIAL ITEM: (Sold @ 2 p.m.) 1989 Suzuki 4 wheeler, 2x4. COINS: (Sold @ 2 p.m.) 1913 AU $10 gold Indian; 1915 AU $2 1/2 gold Indian; 1928 Peace $ Key date; 1921 & 21 D Mercury dime; 1877 Indian penny key date; 1847 AU large cent; Morgan & Peace dollars, some Unc., S-mints & Carson City; Barber, Walker & Franklin halves; Barber & Standing Liberty Quarters; Barber & Mercury %LGOLYHRQOLQHDW Dimes; Full date Buffalo nickels; 2 & 3 cents pieces; Large cents; Indian pennies; Bouillon silver; Proof sets and paper money & more. ZZZSUR[LELGFRP TERMS: Cash or Good Check and Positive Identification Required. All announcements sale day supersede all printed material. 10% Buyers Fee Applies. AUCTIONEERS: Col. Don Wagner, Ripon, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #457, 920-748- 3000 or 920-685-2982. Col. Steve Wagner, Neshkoro, WI, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #458, 920-361-4203. Sale Managed & Conducted by: DON WAGNER’S AUCTION SERVICE Ripon, WI • 1-800-452-7677 or 1-920-748-3000 ZZZJGSRSHFRP www.donwagnersales.com Email: [email protected] 13 www.WisAuction.com Greg Klug=3.9’ JANUARY CHILL ~ ENDS 1/28 Maravelas=1.9’ JEFFERSON COUNTY FAIR PARK, JEFFERSON, WI $ + $ color photos Original Art, Jewelry, Toy Trains, Mink Coat, $80.67 + $6 color photos Between Madison, WI and Milwaukee, WI Silver Fox Hat, Harley Davidson, Tools, Antique $86.67 6 miles south of I-94. Hwy. 26 to Hwy. 18 east to N. Jackson Ave., left to Prints & Frames, Boat Motors Fair Park. Indoors & Heated, clean bathrooms, Hot food served for $165.59 & More. [email protected] & lunch. View our website for more info. and photos BID ONLINE NOW. [email protected] ENDS 6:15 P.M. January 28th TUESDAY ~ FEBRUARY 4th, 2014 ~ 9:00 A.M. Here's an example of what to expect: HUNDREDS OF SMALLS: Quilts, China, Glassware, Fishing items, Hunting items, Stoneware, Pottery, Dolls, Coins, Clocks, Silver items, Rugs, Paintings, Prints, Frames, Jewelry, Textiles, 10% Buyers Fee, 5.5%Sales Tax terms & details on website Needlework, Linen, Primitives, Toys, Religious, All types of memorabilia, Books, Paper goods, Advertising items, Postcards, Photos, Cameras, Lamps, Scrapbooks, Sport memorabilia, Cookie Andrew Maravelas WI Licensed Auctioneer #928, 1222 Caledonia St. La Crosse, WI 54603 - 608-792-2437 Jars, Indian artifacts, tools, all types of Collectibles. LOADS OF FURNITURE: Cupboards, Dressers, Lamp tables, Dining tables, Chairs, Desks, Buffets, Beds, all kinds of furniture both in as found condition and refinished in every wood from fine furniture to primitives found in the barn. We are accepting items for consignment up to sale time. If you have items to sell, CHECK WEBSITE NOW FOR MORE DETAILS ON THESE AND OTHER CURRENT ITEMS! NEW ITEMS DAILY! bring them to Jefferson. Paid same day if you wait. LustSetup 10” is Monday, Feb. 3rd ~ 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Morning of sale 7:00 a.m. to starting time. Terms: Cash, Good check with state photo ID, out of state checks require 1 additional form of ID, BID, BUY & SELL AT $424.60Visa, MC, +Discover, $25 color Amex, ATMpdf oncharge site. State photo ID required for bid number, all items sold as discountedis with no returns, to 13%$300.00 buyer fee per with issue a 3% discount for cash. We are not responsible for accidents, all announcements made at the auction supersede any printed information. www.WisconsinSurplus.com Issue 1926 Presented by: Gregory K. Klug Auctioneer & Appraiser Sells at online auction to the highest bidder – Bid online now!! Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #584, PO Box 124, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 920-723-4309 [email protected] [email protected] auctions in Jefferson - Tuesday, March 4th, - 2014.

“ GROUNDHOG DAY” Favaro=8.3’ 2000 CHEVY G2500 EXPRESS 1999 FORD E350 ECONOLINE Antique & Collectible Auction 2003 CHEVY IMPALA 1997 FORD E150 CLUB WAGON XL CARGO VAN CARGO 4 dr. sedan, police pkg. Stk. #34983 2WD w/wheelchair lift. Stk. #34972 CNG fuel. Stk. #5243 Property of Pat Ferraro $352.42 + $15 color photos Stk. #35011 Location: Greeneld, WI Location: Menasha, WI #A-7-316015 Location: Jefferson, WI #T-8-316015 #T-6-316015 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-1-316006 WHERE: HAWKS VIEW CLUB - 7377 KRUEGER RD., LAKE GENEVA, WI $367.42 discounted to WHEN: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2014 Time: AUCTION - 10:00 A.M., PREVIEW - 9:00 A.M. $350.00 IMPORTANT NOTICES: It is Super Bowl Sunday, so we are starting earlier to get you home before kick-off at 5:25pm. Stay with us & have the opportunity to win 1 of 4, $25.00 “Groundhog Bucks” cer- tificates to use towards your purchase that day. Also, Auction may be re-scheduled if there are large [email protected] amounts of snow forecasted for Sunday. We will post the cancellation online by 12pm Saturday, 7’ RAIL MOWER 8 CU.YD. LIGHT MATERIAL 2002 FORD TAURUS LX 2004 FORD TAURUS SE Feb. 1st or call 262-210-3058. Stk. #35022 Location: Greeneld, WI BUCKET 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5282 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5287 Furniture: #E-9-316015 Stk. #35044 Location: Greeneld, WI Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-2-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-3-316006 Ornate walnut mirrored shelf; 55” oak shelf w/cherub hooks; wooden music stand; #E-10-316015 Burled walnut Eastlake rocker & bookcase/secretary desk; dovetailed chest; Eastlake uphol- stered chair; 2 oak dining tables; Mission oak potty chair; 1864 spinning wheel; 2 yarn winders; baker’s cabinet; 6 drawer oak cabinet; Windsor chair; painted coat rack; primitive shoe shine barrel; oak highchair; cast iron bench; black/gold fern stand; carved parlor table; wicker child’s chair; 2 drawer oak commode; ornate Victorian Étagère. Display cases: wood/glass store dis- play (J. Riswig Maker – Chicago); small unique half moon swivel case; 2 door case curved top jewelry case & more. Stoneware/Glassware: Red Wing – 2-10 gal., 15 gal.; 2 gal. birch leaf 2008 GMC SIERRA 1500 crocks; 4 nesting Red Wing shoulder bowls; A.T. Spiegelhoff – Burlington, WI blue banded bowl; 5 gal. 2008 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 2001 CHEVY S10 EXT. CAB CREW CAB SLE 2009 CHRYSLER 300 LX 4 dr. sedan, police. Stk. #5289 4WD. Stk. #5297 2WD, police. Stk. #5325 4 dr. sedan, police. Stk. #5328 RW jug; Crocks-4 gal. Acorn Wares , 3 gal. blue star, 2 gal. & 1 gal. w/spigot; green/brown spongeware Location: Mount Horeb, WI Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-5-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-7-316006 #A-4-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-6-316006 yellow ware pitcher (chipped). Gilded Chocolate set –Nippon; Fire-King tangerine pitcher; Asst. Currier & Ives, Blue Willow & Moss Rose; Austria; Planters Peanut jar; Flow Blue Imperial China plate; 50 pcs. American Limoges 22ktg china; Ironstone Moss Rose bowl/pitcher & syrup; salt box; Victoria brown transferware; 5 Tiara frosted powder horn pilsner glasses; Homer Laughlin, The Angelus-Srv. for 8; Asst. Depression glass & more. Lamps / Lighting / Clocks: OIL LAMPS-Rochester 3 tiered stand, Aladdin, miniature, hanging w/reflector; Coolidge Drape & Dexter milk glass & Banner daisy design oil lamp, hand-painted tin & several other oil lamps. Electrified oil lamps – Pink daisy, 2 brass, 1887 Morning Glory hanging & hand-painted Heron; Wooden floor lamp; asst. brass ceiling fixtures; 2001 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 2008 CHEVY TAHOE LS 2008 CHEVY UPLANDER LS WAGON 2006 FORD ESCAPE XLT SPORT WAGON 4 dr. utility, 4WD, police. Stk. #5330 LWB. Stk. #5339 4 dr. utility, 4WD. Stk. #5347 cast iron lamp holders; Red #40 Red Globe & Green Dietz night watchman lanterns; figural Stk. #5329 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-10-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #SUV-9-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #SUV-11-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-8-316006 porcelain lamp; Thistle design Gone with the Wind lamp; brass wall lamp; gas lantern w/box; Emerald green prism lamp. Wall Clocks - Orange Crush Advertising wall clock; 2 Regulator; Hammond School; David Williams Banjo; Seth Thomas; E.N. Welch 8 day; Seikosha. Mantel Clocks –Walnut clock w/star pendulum & clock w/Cameo pend. Collectibles & Misc.: Cast Alum. Mail box; 82” pillar; Griswold #10 muffin pan; Zenith Cobra-Matic Bakelite radio/turntable; Crystal Club Beverages & Vic’s Special Beer signs; Erector set #10083 Amusement Park; Large triangular dinner bell; 28th National 1894 GAR Encampment Pittsburg Rifle Spoon; Copper Cauldron; Sleigh wagon rails; Chicken wire enamelware bread keeper; 10 Jim Beam Bowling pin 1998 DODGE RAM 3500 2001 CHEVY LUMINA BASE BABY DUMP 1994 FORD RANGER XL 48” SCAG WALK-BEHIND bottles; Brown/white graniteware pail/strainer; Chicken scale; 4 dr. sedan. Stk. #5419 4WD, w/Western plow. Stk. #5428 4WD. Stk. #ORANGE1 MOWER W/SULKY Stk. #35121 Location: Greeneld, WI Coca-Cola cooler & toy soda dispenser; Red hand pump; Horlicks Location: Mount Horeb, WI #A-12-316006 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #B-13-316006 Location: LaCrosse, WI #T-14-316006 #E-11-316015 Malted milk jar & box; Asst. tins; 3 tier drying rack; J. Gund Brewing crate; salesman sample/Toy spinning wheel; Puss n’ Boots string holder; Oscar M. Cortez Wells Fargo Stagecoach; asst. buttons; Le Havre Cutlery set; wooden shaving stand w/mirror/drawer; Sacramental Service - Homan’s sick call outfit; Asst. Linens; Quaker State oil pump; wire oil bottle carrier; Oil bottle & cans- Consolidated, NCY-PA 2qt., Shell 5 gal., 1/2 gal.; brass, “Eagle” oil can; Asst. tools; JFK Magazines/newspapers; Space/moon mag/newspapers; 1900’s sheet music; asst. comics; Greeting card sample album; Den Heliga Skrift 1889 Swedish Bible; White House & MITSUBISHI TRUCKSTER P20 1994 INT’L 2554 DUMP 2001 CUSHMAN TEXTRON 2001 DODGE RAM 1500 QUAD CAB ST Senate stationery; Children’s books. Pictures- Oils by - Peter Flemon & E. Fritz Kortum; w/Tool/Cargo Boxes. Stk. #35081 Single axle, patrol/dump w/plow, wing and Industrial van. Stk. #34968 4WD. Stk. #5299 Lithograph-V. De Paredes; Print-Howard Chandler Christy (1905); Hand relief bird carv- spreader. Stk. #34971 Location: Theresa, WI Location: Mount Horeb, WI #T-12-316015 Location: Menomonie, WI #T-14-316015 Location: Mount Horeb, WI #B-13-316015 #T-15-316015 ing panel; WWI British Red Cross framed patch & more. PLEASE READ: Terms: Cash, Personal check, Business check w/proper ID, MC & Visa (3% convenience fee for CC pur- Call Ahead For Details!!! chases). All items sold as is, where is, with no warranty. Announcements made day of sale take prece- dence over all printed material. Not responsible for accidents or theft. Wisconsin state sales tax collect- 1-800-383-SOLD ed. NO BUYERS PREMIUM for onsite buyers – 5% Buyers Premium for Absentee & Phone Bids Registered Wisconsin Auction Company, License #01 only. Food & Drinks offered by Hawk’s View. $2.00 Bid card fee. To View Images, go to: www.favaroauctionservice.com or auctionzip - Enter 11467 in the Auctionzip Wisconsin Surplus On Line Auction - Used Car Dealer #3887 Auctioneer ID Box, (top right). 202 W. Front St. - Mount Horeb, WI 53572-0113 Burlington, WI 53105 • 262-539-3885 (608) 437-2001 - [email protected] Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Keith Favaro #845 ACT NOW ... AUCTIONS ENDING DAILY! *VEHICLES & ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO AUCTION CLOSING DATES. ABSENTEE & PHONE BIDS WELCOMED! 14 Andrews=8.0’PIENTKA AUCTION SERVICE Col. George, This ad should BLUE TOP RESTAURANT run this week. Better to run it PINEY HILLS ANTIQUES - COMPLETE LIQUIDATION! $339.683425 CHURCH STREET, STEVENS POINT, WI 54481 earlier as some of our sub- Ruth has decided to retire after many years of selling quality antiques. Selling will be her entire inventory [email protected], FEBRUARY 1, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. 8:00 A.M. Inspection ribers would only get it 2 or 3 of furniture and antiques. Plan to join us! Come to pientkaauction.com for full flyer and 150+ pictures. LOCATED: BEST WESTERN Trail Lodge & Suites, 3340 Mondovi Rd., Eau Claire, WI 54701 Auctioneer’s note: Most items are from one estate, very well maintained and clean. Plan on runs next week. Take Hwy. 37 south of Eau Claire approx. 1/2 mile to Short St., then right one block to staying the day, you won't be disappointed. Mondovi Rd., then right. Best Western is on the left. Watch for auction signs on: Furniture: Eastlake maple parlor table, oak parlor table, Spinet table desk, kitchen table with drop leafs & 4 chairs, Very nice Jamestown Sterling Corp. dining table with 6 chairs and 2 piece hutch, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2014 - 9:00 A.M. oak curio cabinet, fern stand with drawer, Beautiful 1910 ornate tiger oak wood piano & bench, Lunch, Restrooms, and plenty of seating available. Overnight room reservations, please call Hershal Grandmother clock, Very nice 5 piece oak bedroom set consists of Queen 4 pole bed, low Pientka=8.3’ 715-838-9989 dresser w/mirror, armoire, 2 night stands, stand up mirror 3 ftd., small oak roll top desk, 4 pole bed, SALE ORDER : Small antiques beginning at 9am, Furniture sells at 12 Noon, followed by 4 Captain chair bar stools, 2 other bar stools, many wood shelves, vintage foot rests, vintage sewing $ + $ color photos balance of small items. machine, wall gun rack, blanket rack, wicker mirrors and much more. Pottery, Glass: 15 gallon Red ANTIQUES --- GLASSWARE --- Green, Pink & Amber Depression glass; RS Prussia pcs.; many Wing birch leaf crock, 10 gallon crock, 4 gallon crown crock, a number of small 1/2 gallon crocks, nice pcs. of Fenton Cranberry glassware; Blue & yellow Hobnail Fenton glass; Flow Blue; Ruby 500+ vintage salt & pepper shakers, 2 kerosene finger oil lamps, cast iron double bracket w/oil $352.42 & Cape Cod glassware; Moon glass; Carnival glassware; Cruet sets & holders; candelabras; berry lamps, single oil lamp bracket w/reflector & oil lamp, 3 sets of 4 loon plates in metal rack holders, bowl sets; Custard glass; Chocolate berry set; pickle castors incl. cranberry, amber, & clear; Haviland France China Sets many vintage collector plates and more. Vintage apparel: 50+ vin- bride's baskets; hat pins & holders. DINNERWARE & KITCHEN ITEMS --- Blue Willow din- tage ladies hats, fur coats. Coin, jewelry: 50 lots of vintage American coins such as a 1873 five dol- geoanddoe@charter nerware; Red Wing dinnerware; Poppy Trail dinnerware; Currier & Ives dinnerware; Jadite bowls; lar gold piece, Lincoln, Indian, flying eagle, 1/2 cent, large cent pennies, nickel three cent pieces, Franciscan Ware; canister sets; Dazey electric butter churn; hand butter churn; S&P shakers; vin- two cent piece, seated Liberty, Barber, Mercury dimes, V nickels, Liberty seated, Barber & walking tage utensils; wooden & wall coffee grinders; butter presses; tins; cocoa pots; crock mixing bowls; Liberty half dollars and 50 lots of Roman era coins, 1,700 years old, 4 gold rings, sterling items, RW sponge band bowls, beater jars, & covers; Fiestaware pitchers; FK bowls; enamel & tin cof- HUGE selection of rhinestone & costume jewelry many signed pieces such as (Coro, Cora, Napier, feepots; teapots; beer steins; bowl & pitcher sets; saddirons; rotary phones; Royal Doultan Toby Pat Pend., Sarah Cov. Celebrity, Carla 1/20 12KFG Van Dell, Star, Glen, Lewis Segal, Italy Sterling, mugs. POTTERY & STONEWARE --- RW stoneware pitchers & others; Crock jugs w/adver- Lisner, Czechoslovakia, Swank Jeri-low, W. Germany, Marvella, made in Austria, Trifari, Weiss, tising; RW 5 gal. water cooler; RW 2 gal. birch leaf crock; RW 3 & 4 gal. butter churn crocks; many men's unusual cufflinks and tie clips. Sporting items: Sears & Roebuck Co. semi auto 22 rifle, Roseville & Hull vases; RW, McCoy, Van Briggle and Art Pottery planters & vases; Weller signed J.C. Higgins model 29 semi auto 22 rifle, pellet gun 177 cal., Eastman ice shanty new in box, Granite floor planter; crock bowls w/advertising. OIL & ELECTRIC LAMPS --- hanging lamp w/Fenton Point 16x10 tent new in box, ice fishing tip ups, 9 fishing poles, tackle box w/tackle, Harley- globes; Aladdin oil & electric lamps; many oil lamps incl. fancy ones; Victorian lamp; hanging oil Davidson nice men's leather jackets XXL, chaps XXL, vest XL, 2 wallets, 2 ladies vests XL & other lamp; vintage hanging light fixture; stained glass shades; prism dresser lamps; glass figural lamps; ladies Harley clothing, Harley-Davidson 2003 front fender for a touring bike, Harley handgrips, student’s oil lamp; many lamp parts; many glass lamp shades. OTHER ANTIQUES --- Anri bot- Harley original pipes, 9 Packer & Brewer caps one signed by John Michels #77 GB Packer, 4 pock- tle stoppers; Belding's silk thread cabinet; Red Riding Hood bank; vintage metal toys; wall mirrors; et knives, Coleman plug in cooler hot cold, Sears Pro Form tread mill & elliptical machines, 2 snow- head vases; Walter's brewery items; child's projector & rolls; brass items; Cig. lighters; Inkwell set; mobile helmets. Shop & yard items: Riding lawn mower Yard Machine 14.5 Hp. 42 inch cut w/bag- ger, Simplicity 1226L snow blower w/walk behind cover, vintage single bottom plow, Craftsman dresser sets; costume jewelry; Ceramic Arts Studio figurines; many nice vintage pictures & frames; grip latch tool box top & bottom, Craftsman misc. hand tools, all kinds of tools out of Craftsman baskets; vintage Advertising calendars; Eau Claire postcard collection; vintage wood working tool box, air staplers, work shop roller chair, Jet table saw, Craftsman 6 inch jaw vise, Skil table top tools; tobacco cutter; transit; ice tongs; many stained leaded glass pcs.; Linens, Quilts, & spreads; drill press, Tool Shop pancake air compressor, Black Max Coleman standing tank compressor, Shop 4 Federal Ammunition Bird prints; girl & canoe oil painting; German 1800's wall clock & other Vac, floor jack & stands, 2 wheel hand cart, Toro Power shovel new in box, 6ft. Warner step ladder, wall clocks; many nice Mantle clocks; copper kettle; hand hewn airplane propeller; and many more drill bit sharpener, tire chains, many misc. hand yard tools, many gas cans and much more. Items items. This is a very condensed list. HUNDREDS OF ITEMS! of Interest: Sherwood LTD Brass ship oil lamp very neat item, vintage wood wall phone, violin, FURNITURE --- Oak drop front secretary w/small mirror; set back kitchen cupboard; 3pc. Oak Panasonic 50 inch plasma screen TV w/stand, refurbished wood & metal wheel, Folk art small wood bedroom set incl. bed, towel bar commode & mirrored dresser; 1800's Walnut corner cupboard; wagon U.S.S. Lexington cigarette lighter and more. Other treasures: Arcade coffee grinder, 2 other Walnut & Oak towel bar commodes; 2 Oak Sideboards w/carvings; Oak 4 drawer chest w/hanky vintage coffee grinders, coyote skin hat, vintage scale, thimble box, motorcycle weather vane, nail boxes & candle stands; (3) 3 drawer chests w/mirrors; Oak gentleman's Commode w/tall mirror; 2 keg, vintage wood egg crate, vintage Christmas ornaments & items, many pots, planters & utensils Walnut Gentleman's chests w/pulls; Oak 3 drawer chest; Hotel commode w/mirror; 2 door book in brass & copper 20+ items, 3 saddirons, small cast iron pot, cast iron cauldron (witches pot), vin- case; 2 door kitchen cupboard; Crown Oak Icebox; 5 Oak parlor tables; Walnut parlor table; tage hand water pump, vintage pitcher & bowl set, beer steins, kennel fence panels, outside yard Etegere; 1800's Norwegian round top trunk; 4 pc. Oak upholstered country Victorian chair set; chairs, piano light, BIG Boy small vintage cast iron stove w/flat top burners, vintage cupid pictures, Oval library table; fern stands; Wicker & Oak stand; bird's-eye Maple round stand; Oak coffee many pig collectible items, silverware set, many pictures, posters, tin lito's, wood plaques, 3 old table; sofa table; Child's cupboard; 1800's Pier mirror; vintage chairs & rockers; 5 Oak high bed washboards, many wicker baskets, ping pong table, old wood highchair, 200+ 45 records, vintage frames; sets of Oak dining chairs; square Oak dining table w/leaves; iron & brass bed; other misc. school desk, Barbie desk, brass coat or hat hangers, table on rollers w/small fridge, all kinds of lawn stands. (Note-- Delivery of furniture available within 75 miles, please call for fees, 715-577-0420) ornaments metal & cement, coin parking meter, milk cans, vintage table cloth, green canning jars, TERMS: CASH, CHECK, VISA, MC, DISCOVER & AMEX accepted. 5.5% sales tax and 10% large cast iron frying pan, Indian motorcycle light, Stroh's beer light. buyer’s surcharge on all purchases. Piney Hills Antiques, Ruth Reck, owner. TERMS: Cash or check, valid driver’s license required when registering for bidder no. Auction Conducted by ANDREWS AUCTION SERVICE Announcements day of sale take precedence over printed materials. Auctioneer and staff are not : responsible for accidents or loss. Everything is sold “as is” condition. No warranties, lunch avail- 6610 Hwy. 53 S. Eau Claire, WI 54701 • 715-835-0820 • 715-577-0420 able. Registered Wisconsin Auctioneers - Jerry Andrews #272 and J ames Stobb #2561 Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer: Col. George Pientka #2068-052. 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Phone 847-256-6208 or visit www.heritagetrailmall.com. let our advertisers 64th Oregon, Illinois Antique Show know where you Come, Look, Enjoy & Buy saw their ad! Those Special Items The Oregon Woman’s Club is proud to announce their 64th annual antique show. Many changes have taken place during the past sixty+ years AUCTION ACTION developing one of the premier antique shows in Northern Illinois. This year is no exception, with the addition of new dealers to this area, it is shaping up ANTIQUE NEWS to be another great event. The Oregon Woman’s Club, a member of the General Federation of WHERE ALL THE Women’s Clubs, sponsors this show as a major fund raising event and uses COLLECTORS COME TO the proceeds to help fund various community projects and charities. As in the past years, the show will be held at the Blackhawk Center FIND THE BEST! Sports Arena, located on the Oregon public school campus. The facility offers ample parking, handicap accessibility and a huge area for our 52 Midwest antique dealers to display their merchandise for sale. Quality antiques from the early 1800’s through the retro era of the 1950’s includes all area of collecting - furniture, glass, china, pottery, toys, primitives, textiles, jewelry, dolls, silver, decorator items and more. You will be amazed at the Auction Action Antique News is Read by selection available. There will be items for all collecting tastes and budgets. The food concession will be provided by the Chana United Methodist Top Dealers and Collectors from Across Ladies. The menu will include “Homemade Chicken & Noodles”, Sloppy Joes and various other sandwiches, chips, beverages and a selection of desserts. Mary Lou’s Crystal Repair fro Joliet, IL, will be on hand both days the Country! They are Always Looking to to repair your damaged heirlooms “while you wait”. On Sunday, Munda & Associates, Auctioneers & Appraisers, Freeport, IL, will offer verbal appraisals of your small treasures for $5 per item. Please supply photos of Buy the Best in Antiques & Collectibles! large items. If a written appraisal is needed, discuss details with Munda & Associates. Show times are Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm and Sunday 10:00am With Over One Million Hits Monthly on to 4:00pm. Entry to the show is $6 per person, which is good for both days. Door prizes will be awarded throughout the day, both days of the show. Location is the Blackhawk Center, 1101 West Jefferson Street, one Our Website, Your Ad Receives Maximum block south of Rt 64 (Washington Street), Oregon, IL. Watch for directional signage. Exposure to Some of the Top Buyers in Mark your calendar for March 29th & 30th and make plans to come enjoy the day or weekend. For additional information on area lodging and attractions visit www.discoveroregonillinios.com. the U.S. & Around the World! For additional information about the show or becoming and exhibitor call 815-732-2219 or 815-652-2047. 16 “A Look Back” With Auction Action Antique News It’s always fun to see what items have sold for. All photos and prices are from previous articles that have run in Auction Action Antique News over the last 19 years.

Porcelain Potosi Lager Sign sold for $1700 at a Miller’s advertising auction.

Auctioneer Jerry Chuilli poses beside the 1983 Zimmer Golden Spirit with 12,426 Porcelain Embossed Shell Sign sold for miles that brought a high bid of $17,000. $2000 at a Miller’s advertising auction. This Mills 5 cent high top slot machine brought $,1300 at a Chuilli’s auction.

This Cub Cadet Riding Mower with 75.1 hours sold for a high bid of $1,100 at a A Complete Washington silver quarter Chuilli’s auction. collection 1932-1964, sold for $575 at a Chuilli’s auction. Liberty Flour neon clock, red, white & blue neon, The Attentioneer, mfgd. by Neo-Lite Corp.-Cleveland, 6-sided, a Rare clock in Exc. working cond, 22"H x 24"W. Sold at $8,500 at a Rich Gyrating ceiling fan, mfgd by Penn auction. Westinghouse Electric Co. in 1925, once owned by the late Monty Young, restored by Paul Graves of Irving, TX, a totally orig. fan w/a 100 point restora- tion by perhaps the best restorer in the Antique Fan Collector's Assoc. This Confederate-themed carousel horse cus- tom crafted by Princeton, Illinois artist Ken Auctioneer Swan Hachmeister of Hack’s Sold at $9,000 at a Rich Penn auction. Stoner, sold for $1,900 at a Tumbleson Auction & Realty with one Memorial Weekend estate auction. of the many unre- The interest stored furniture in this 17th pieces at the sale: Mint-in-box Century Lionel Model a 60” walnut sta- harpsichord tion desk that 1766, 1767, & filled 16 1768 passen- brought phone lines $160. ger cars sold and brought a winning bid from London for $300 of $43,200 at a Jackson’s Internation auction. apiece at a Bailey’s Very rare Texaco Home Lubricant counter-top Honor estate display rack, painted metal, rated 9+, sold for a auction. high bid of $7,425 at a Matthews’ auction. 17 Order The Type of Subscription Why Join a Collecting Club? That Best Fits Your Needs If you pick up membership promotion brochures from clubs, or visit collecting or club websites, you are confronted with all kinds of statements about why collectors Submit a Classified ad should join this club or that one. 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40th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Show Authenticity, condition and rarity are the other unusual toys, games and dolls. Forum Building, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha, WI guidelines for merchandise to be offered for sale Friday Pipsqueak & Me (Booth 31) has found a 2- 53188, is the home of this event. Show hours are and Saturday, February 7 & 8, 2014, at the 40th con- piece step-back cupboard with original, untouched, Friday, 11-9 and Saturday, 10-5. In addition to the secutive Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers alligatored surface over red stain, c.1870 Argyle, good food customers have come to expect, a Friday Association Show. 56 carefully-chosen antiques pro- Wisconsin that they will bring to the show along with a Night Fish Fry has been added to the menu so bring fessionals, some traveling great distances from 8 states collection of Hoods Sarsaparilla calendars: your appetite! Admission of $6.00 funds scholarships to participate, will bring their fresh-to-market wares to 1894,1895,1897 complete + 1888 March; all having for Wisconsin high school students as well as grants to the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha. Exhibitors in this excellent color and little wear. Wisconsin historic and heritage groups. renown show typically save their best merchandise to (For more samplings + photos, visit their web- A $1.00 discount coupon is available at: sell at this event where savvy antiques buyers have site closer to show time and click on the "Show http://www.wisconsinantiquesdealers.com/ Free park- come to expect the unusual at fair prices. Preview" tab) ing. ATM on premises. How unusual? Lyle Drier Antiques (Booth 35) The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association Lyle Drier Antiques, will be offering for sale an interesting variety of hard- (called W.A.D.A. by many) was formed in 1948, mak- Booth 35, will be to-find bells including horse bells, muffineers, fancy ing it the oldest, continually-functioning State antiques bringing horse bells, tap bells and many more; a framed heart-in-hand love organization in America. Their not-for-profit group is muffineer, fancy tap bells token (just in time for Valentine's Day!); a Red Wing dedicated to preserving Wisconsin's heritage and to and many more. Pottery bulldog and a Wallace Nutting plate with origi- providing ongoing education for their dealers and the nal paper label. general public - thus their free educational exhibit, Angus Antiques (Booth 12) will bring a rare "Native Americana", representing 30+ years of "Reed Volunteer" boat, patented 1872 by Reed Toy collecting by a Wisconsin resident. Company, Leominster, Massachusetts along with many The Waukesha County Expo Center's

Pipsqueak & Me, Angus Antiques, Booth 31, will be Booth 12, will be bringing this (2) bringing this Reed piece stepback Volunteer, patent 1872, cupboard; Reed Toy Co., original, Leominster, Mass. untouched, alligatored surface over red stain; Lyle Drier Antiques, c.1870 Argyle,WI. Booth 35, will be bringing this framed heart-in- hand love token.

Paul Brenner Antiques, Booth #38, will be bringing this Charles Lindbergh plane by Schuco: This was a special gift, made by German toy maker Schuco, given to attendees Pipsqueak & Me, Booth at a gala banquet in St. Louis honoring 31, will be bringing a Lindbergh following his solo flight. The collection of Hoods Lyle Drier Antiques, family that owned this piece stated there was sarsaparilla calendars Booth 35, will be one for each guest at the table. On the 1894, 1895, 1897 bringing this underside of the wing "Lindy here, complete; 1888 March; Red Wing pottery Feb. 13-20, 1928". Later Schuco made a "Spirit of St. Louis" plane, much more all have excellent color bulldog. commonly found today. Excellent condition. Ph: 712.262.4113. and little wear. 22 Antique Spectacular at the Red Wing Collectors Set Their Iowa State Fairgrounds Sights On Des Moines, Iowa Lovers of Red Wing stoneware and pottery will hunt for that next great treasure Antique Collectors won’t want to miss the Des Moines Antique Spectacular when they attend the Red Wing Collectors Society's (RWCS) Annual MidWinter show February 7-9, 2014, in Des Moines, Iowa at the Iowa State Fairgrounds— GetTogether in Des Moines from Feb. 7-9. Knapp Learning Center. It will showcase the best in quality antiques and col- The RWCS is devoted to those who collect a diverse line of crocks, jugs, churns, lectibles. There is plenty of free parking and admission is $7 and is good for all dinnerware and art pottery manufactured in Red Wing from the 1880s to 1960s. Hundreds weekend. of people from around the country are expected to attend the February event, which will With the Antique Spectacular, there is always something to interest every help tie collectors over until the next RWCS National Convention in Red Wing in July. collector including: furniture, art pottery, stoneware, books, prints, primitives, jew- These two events serve as great opportunities for members to buy and sell Red Wing and learn about the history of the potteries that once operated in Red Wing, their diverse pro- elry, silver, antique glassware, china, postcards, coins, quilts, dolls, toys, advertis- duction lines and the impact they had on the American pottery industry. ing, rugs, vintage textiles and period pieces. Shop for a timeless treasure that is The RWCS has held its winter event in Des Moines for the past 14 years, but in new to you. 2015 and 2016 it will be held at the Olympia Resort & Spa in Oconomowoc, Wis. - about The Antique Spectacular show hours for the weekend, February 7th-9th 30 minutes west of downtown Milwaukee. So, collectors in and around Iowa are encour- are: Friday, 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. aged to take advantage of their close proximity to Des Moines and attend this February Admission is $7 at the door and is good for all three days. Patrons can check out before the event moves to Wisconsin. and register on the website: www.antiquespectacular.com to print a $1 off coupon. The MidWinter GetTogether includes a number of other organized activities like a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 7. The theme of this year's event is “Red Wing The Iowa State Fairgrounds Knapp Learning Center is located at, East 33rd Street Hunter's Paradise”. Attendees are encouraged to don their blaze orange and camouflage & East University Avenue Des Moines, Iowa gear to take part in the fun. Friday, February 7, 2014 5 PM – 9 PM Highlighting this year's event will be a keynote presentation from RWCS Saturday, February 8, 2014 10 AM - 6 PM Foundation President Dave Hallstrom, who will talk about all the progress that's been Sunday, February 9, 2014 11 AM - 4 PM made at the new Red Wing Pottery Museum in Red Wing. Several years in the making, More information about the Antique Spectacular is available at the first phase of renovations is nearly complete and the new museum will have its grand AntiqueSpectacular.com; by calling 712.326.9964 or by email kim@antiquespec- opening in July during the RWCS Convention. Mark Wiseman will share a historical description of the potteries that were in tacular.com. The Antique Spectacular is presented by Melting Pot Productions, business in Eldora, IA from 1860 to 1892. Longtime Red Wing Pottery Dump diggers Inc. Dennis Nygaard and Steve Showers will hold separate sessions about their experiences and finds over the years and Larry Roschen and Terry Moe will discuss Red Wing's True China dinnerware line and recent discoveries. The RWCS Foundation Board will also hold Shake Off Cabin Fever & Q&A sessions for attendees who want to learn more about the new Red Wing Pottery Museum. In addition, the RWCS KidsView education program will have fun activities that will teach younger collectors about Red Wing's wares. Support Mental Wellness Many attendees sell Red Wing wares from their hotel rooms during the Mental Health America presents “Treasures of the Past”-Antiques and MidWinter GetTogether. A formal Show & Sale will run from 1:30 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Collectibles Show. MHA has been serving Porter County for over 50 years. "We Feb. 8 followed by an auction at 6 p.m. - both of which are open to the public. Proceeds advocate for the right to appropriate, quality and affordable treatment to maintain from the auction will benefit the RWCS Foundation. Whether you're new to collecting Red Wing or an experienced collector, there's something for everyone at the MidWinter mental wellness and for elimination of the stigma that surrounds mental illness and GetTogether. addictions through education, resource and support services. In 2013 over 2250 All activities will be held at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites, 4800 Merle Hay gifts made the holidays brighter for 585 individuals and families through giftLIFT Road, in Des Moines, Iowa. For more information on the MidWinter GetTogether, or the program. Emergency medication assistance provided over $16,000 aid, giving 225 annual Red Wing Collectors Society Summer Convention, which is slated for July 10-12 individuals-from 5-87 years old-the ability to remain compliant with in Red Wing, Minn., log on to www.redwingcollectors.org. treatment..Funds are needed to sustain these critical services and continue to meet Annual membership in the Red Wing Collectors Society costs only $35 and the challenge of the changing needs of our community," states Mary Hodson, exec- includes six 16-page full-color newsletters mailed to your home throughout the year. The utive director. Red Wing Collectors Society was founded in 1977 in Red Wing, Minn. and is devoted to On Saturday, March 1 from 9 - 4 and Sunday, March 2 from 10 - 4, the educating people about all American pottery. There are more than 4,000 members world- wide. The Red Wing Potteries had diverse pottery lines that included stoneware, dinner- Porter County Expo Center will be transformed into a treasure trove of antiques and ware and art pottery. For more information or to become a member, call the RWCS busi- collectibles. For $4 (12 and under free) you can shop till you drop-rejuvenate with ness office at 800-977-7927, e-mail [email protected] or log on to lunch from B&J concessions, Enjoy MHA's famous hand-dipped chocolate pretzels. www.redwingcollectors.org. You can also join the RWCS on Facebook and follow it on 1 free appraisal with each full admission. Appraiser-Martin Papke, of Kathy's Twitter at twitter.com/RWpottery. Antiques will be on site the entire weekend. Demonstrations and services include: Every year, a variety of rare and unexpected crystal and porcelain repair, silver flatware pattern matching and identification, re- treasures show up for sale at the Red Wing purpose jewelry and vintage quilting. Collectors Society's MidWinter GetTogether. The stoneware and Red Wing Decorator Line art "With over 60 dealers, this is our largest show in the past 5 years! There is pottery vases in these photos show a sampling of something for every age and taste. Through a recent partnership with Greg the goodies that were for sale at last year's affair. Engstrom, manager of LaPorte County Antique Shows, we are working to build This year's event will occur on the Porter County Antique and Collectibles fall and spring show as being unsurpassed weekend of Feb. 7-9 at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites in Des Moines, in quality dealers," says Hodson. IA, with the Show & Sale portion For more information call Mental Health America of Porter County at 219- taking place from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. 462-6267; Email [email protected]. on Saturday, Feb. 8. 23 12th Annual Antique Sporting & Collectible Show SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, 2014 - 9AM-4PM SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND, 2014 - 9AM-2PM BUY - SELL - TRADE Decoys •Native American Artifacts • Vintage Fishing and Hunting Equipment • Antique Boating Accessories • Early Prints • Football • Baseball • Packer Memorabilia • Wildlife Art & Carvings • Traps • Archery • Early Advertising & Much More! Thousands of Items! You Never Know What You’ll Find Twice The Size of Your Average Antique Show with 125 Dealers & More Than 350 Tables PUBLIC INVITED Ideal place to buy for your collection & Identify Your Items Bring your items - Discover What They Are Worth! 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