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Granny's Antique & Fineries Auction Granny’s Antique & Fineries Auction - Sunday, November 2nd at 1:00 P.M. GRANNY’S AUCTION -- AB 1769: AUCTIONEER BLAKE KENNEDY – AU 2264 – THIS CATALOG IS MEANT MERELY AS A GUIDE. THE AUCTIONEERS OR OWNERS DO NOT WARRANT THE ACCURACY, AUTHENTICITY, DESCRIPTION, WEIGHT AND COUNT OR MEASURE OF ANY OF THE LOTS SPECIFIED HEREIN. YOUR KNOWLEDGEABLE BID INSURES ACCEPTANCE. THERE IS A 13% BUYER’S PREMIUM. NO DISCOUNT FOR CASH OR CHECK. AIR CONDITIONED. WE ACCEPT VISA/MASTERCARD! NOTICE TO ALL DEALERS: WE NEED COPIES OF YOUR 2014 TAX CERTIFICATES ON FILE IN ORDER FOR YOU TO BE TAX EXEMPT. PLEASE BRING A COPY OF YOUR TAX CERTIFICATES WITH YOU. AFFIDAVITS ARE REQUIRED EACH AUCTION FOR OUT OF STATE NUMBERS. DON’T FORGET TO CHECK OUT OUR PHOTO PREVIEW PAGES THROUGH OUR NEW WEBSITE, WWW.GRANNYSAUCTON.NET AND LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! (YES, THAT’S .NET, NOT .COM) Catalog for Antique Auction – Sunday, November 2nd at 1:00 pm 1. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Art, Dorene, Pasteli & Souvenir Bracelet – Contents Only 2. 4 Bound Volumes Of 19th Century Magazines Incl. 2 Volumes “The Century Illustrated Magazine” (Nov. 1898 - Oct. 1999) W/ Adventure & News Of The Day, Illustrations & Art & 2 Volumes Harper’s New Monthly Magazine (June - Nov. 1878 & Dec.- May 1882) – 1 Money 3. Make -Up Cedar Chest Of Collectibles W/ Victorian Sterling Purse, Feather Fan, Deco Compact, Clay Marbles & More 4. Case Of Jewelry W/ Tiger Eye, Malachite, Rose Quartz, Amethyst, Amber & Other Necklaces, Earrings (Some W/ Sterling Findings) Jade & Tiger Eye Rings, Polished Stone & Much More – Contents Only 5. Flat Of Lobby Movie Cards – Susan Hayward “Woman Obsessed”, Rock Hudson & Kirk Douglas “The Last Sunset”, James Darren “Gidget Goes Hawaiian”, Pat Boone “Mardi Gras” & So Many More (Most In Sleeves) 6. Box Of Brass & Copper W/ Samovar Teapots, Nickel Plated Copper Pots, Bed Warmer & Copper Nesting Bowls 7. Tray Of Women’s Accessories W/ Carnival Bead Pouch & Silk Beaded Emblem Purses, Arts & Crafts Leather & 1920’s Silk Purses, Lucite Volupe & Estee Lauder Compacts, Lipstick Case & Floral Picture Frame 8. 2 Flats & Album Of Postcards Plus Holiday Greeting Cards (Valentines, Xmas, Birthday & More) – 1 Money 9. 3 Tier Cart Of Treasures – Murano Pheasant, Swan Bowls, Child’s Rocking Chair, Lovers Statues, Art Glass, Cut Crystal, Wade Collection, Pattern & Glass Baskets & So Much More 10. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Faux Turtle Shell Belt & Necklaces, Lucite Bracelets, Xmas Pins & Happy Elephant Necklace – Contents Only 11. Tray lot of Christmas Collectibles with 1971 Annalee Mobilitee Doll 20” Santa & 8” Christmas Mouse, 8” German Paper Mache Santa Claus, Swedish Wooden Gnome Family with Knitted Sweaters, Antique Christmas Ornaments, Christmas Pins and More 12. Tray Of Orientalia & More W/ Bone & Wood Carvings, Ceramic Figurines, Stained Glass, Snuff Bottles, Postcards, Shaman Toli Mirror, Brass Bells & More – Contents Only 13. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Trifari, Coro, Lucite Bangle Bracelets & Creature Pins – Contents Only 14. Case Of Amber Bead Necklaces Plus Bag Of Loose Beads – 4 Very Large Bead, 3 Bead & 2 Chunk Necklaces – Contents Only 15. Lot Of Wood Primitives W/ Firkin, Chalk Board, Hand Turned Salad Bowl Set & Wood Box Of Carving Tools – 1 Money 16. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Austrian Crystal Necklaces, Dodds & Vintage Rhinestone – Contents Only 17. 5 Bound Volumes Of Godey’s Fashion Magazines – Profusely Illustrated W/ Black & White, Aqua Tint & Pull Out Fashion & Art Prints (1843, 1845, 1846, 1849 & 1852) - 1 Money 18. Black Powder 44 Cal. F. Llipietta (Made In Italy) Pistol (Needs Restoration) 19. Flat Of Vintage Beaded Purses W/ La Regale, Josef, Bon Soir & More 20. Mid Century Lucite “Coin Operated” Toilet Seat 21. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Monet, Quartz Bead Necklace, Austrian & Crystal Necklaces, Vintage Paris Souvenir Bracelet, Coro & More – Contents Only 22. Flat Of Photos & Ephemera Incl. Cabinet Photos, Tin Types, Group & More, Prints, Advertising White Star Line Cruise Ship, White House, 2 Mary Gold Lithographs (A Love Melody & Idyllic Night) & More – Contents Only 23. 10 Waterford Xmas Ornaments, MIB, Incl. 6 “Holiday Heirlooms” Blown Glass W/ Gold Accents & 4 Waterford Crystal Incl. Times Square “Peace” Ball & “Imagination” Disc 24. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Eisenberg Turtle Pendant, Leda & Vintage Rhinestones – Contents Only 25. Case Of Collectible Pocket Knives & Lodge Service Medals & Ribbons Incl. Prohibition Party, AF & AM Knights Templar, American Legion, Ladies Of The Grand Army, Hotels Men Expo 1918, I.O.F. War Service & More – Contents Only 26. Flat Of 8 Vintage Purses W/ Ganay, Beaded, Safco Bag, Ed B. Robinson, La Regale, Magid, Debbie, Rhinestone, Bead & More 27. Tray Of Collectibles W/ Children’s Luster Tea Set & Kitchen ware (Aluminum Pots & Pans & Rolling Pins & Grinders) Plus Dice, Buttons, 4 Royal Doulton Spellbinder Plates & More – Contents Only 28. Case Of Cultured & Seed Pearl, Emerald & Ruby Bead Jewelry W/ Strands Of Cultured Pearls (Some Dyed) Bracelet, Necklaces & Earrings Sets W/ Ruby & Emerald Bead Accents, Ruby & Emerald Bead Necklaces, Bracelets & Earring Sets (Some W/ .925 Findings) & 1 W/ 10k Gold Finding – Contents Only 29. Tray Of Tea & Espresso Cups & Saucers Incl Old Royal, Gray’s Potter, Wedgwood, Bunnykins, Noritake, Old Gingham, Danbury Mint & More – 1 Money 30. Collection Of Milagros Folk Art Crosses Incl. Sterling, Wood Framed & Decorated W/ Milagros Charms, Whistle, Pendant Necklace & More – Contents Only 31. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Garnet Beads, Victorian Bar, Enameled & Other Pins, Men’s Cufflinks, Tie Tacks & Bar Pins – Contents Only 32. Free Standing Ott Light W/ Gem Model # 264 Diamond Grader Microscope W/ Dust Cover 33. Flat Of Military Collectibles From WWII Era New Jersey State Guard (Stirrups, Patch, Hat, Buttons & Boxed Dirigo Compass) 34. 3 Flats Of Ephemera W/ Vintage Life Magazines, Children’s Books & Music, Stamps, Antique Photographs & Travel Albums From Niagara Falls, Colorado Pressed Wild Flowers & Much More – 1 Money 35. Approx. 230 Comic Books From 1960 To Present Incl. Walt Disney, Lone Ranger, Pink Panther, Sad Sack, Condorman, Dr. Solar, Spawn, Classics Illustrated, Believe It Or Not, Dare Devil, Hulk, Iron Man, Man Thing, Sgt. Fury, Sub-Mariner, Thor, Transformers, Amazing Spiderman, Forbidden Planet, Star Wars, Two-Gun Kid, Aquaman, Conan & More 36. Flat Of Mesh Purses W/ Vintage Whiting & Davis (Pouch, Clutch & Change) & Glomesh Of Australia (8) 37. Wall Mount Cast Iron Coffee Grinder With Original White Glass Cup & Ship Lantern – 2 Pcs, 1 Money 38. Hermes 3000 Plus Media 3 Portable Typewriter By Naillad Products 39. 3 Tier Cart Of Collectibles W/ Silver Deposit, Green, Pink & Clear Depression Incl. Madrid, Ringed Decanter, Green Canister Jar & Other Patterns, Consolidated/Phoenix Grasshopper Vase, Bottles, Jars, Punch Bowl Set, Baskets, Pitchers & Ice Cream Glasses, Tidbits, PV France Opaque Blue Cordials & So Much More 40. Top Of Gray Cart Of 16 Wood Baseball Bats - Louisville Sluggers Plus 3 Mini Bats & Duffle Bag – Mickey Mantle, Johnny Bench, Jackie Robinson, Roberto Ramos, Pete Rose, Yogi Berra, Carl Yastrzemski & More 41. Bottom Of Gray Cart W/ Golf Bag & 18 Putters from PGA Pro Golfer Estate Collection 42. 3 Tier Utility Cart Of Stamp Albums Incl. American Heirloom, Commemorative, Post Marked Envelopes, Postcards, Blocks & More 43. 1938 Schwinn La Salle Women’s Bicycle W/ La Salle Chicago Cycle Co Brass Tag & Baskets 44. 1958 Schwinn Traveler 3 Speed Girl’s Bicycle With Original Tires & 2 New Tires for better riding – great original metallic blue paint with full decals and emblems 45. Ladies Flat W/ Bronze Vanity Mirrors, Jewelry Casket, Hand Painted Dresser & Enamel Trinket Boxes, Crystal Oil Lamp & Fan 46. 2 Piece Stacking Document Cabinet W/ 36 Drawers 47. WWII Japanese Rifle W/ Chop Marks and Full Chrysanthemum In Tack (Bolt Action) 48. 2 Ornate Fraternal Swords W/ Personalized Engraved Blades & Scabbards – Knights Templar With Armored Helmet Pommel Sword And Crown Motif “In Hoc Signo Vinces” Motto Marked C G Ward Co, New London Ohio & German Made Knights Of Pythias With Winged Falcon Quillons And Helmeted Head Topped With Recumbent Lion Pommel, Blade Marked MC Lilley & Co. Columbus Ohio – 1 Money 49. Primitive Whale Harpoon, Bird Arrow & Quiver – 3 Pcs. 1 Money 50. Remington Rolling Block Large Caliber Rifle 51. Collection Of Weapons Incl. Machete Style Knife W/ Beaded Sheath, (Obaqlohan Of Erikjkan) Spear Points, Knife In Sheath & Spanish Canteen 52. Flintlock Black Powder Pistol Marked DN Under Crown, Script & D Under Crown In Presentation Box W/ Real Horn Powder Horn 53. Robert E. Lee Commemorative Replica Model 1851 Navy Civil War Black Powder Ball & Cap 36 Cal. Revolver (Black & Gold) engraved Lee with small coin lee picture on handle, W/ Flask, Cleaning Rod, Pellet Box & Presentation Case (Stamped W Under Crown In Oval – 1393) 54. British 58 Caliber Flintlock Pistol By I. P. Moore Of London & 19th Century Powder Flask By Sykes In Presentation Box 54A. 19th Century English Flintlock Dueling Pistol by Blanch, London with Company Touch Marks in Fitted Wood Display Case 55. Tray Of Collectible Watches, Compasses, Swan Down Cake Flour Scoop, Advertising Bottle & Can Openers (Coke & Stroh’s) Western Haig Toy Sharp Shooter, Bank, Cigarette Lighters Incl. Zippo, Cigar Holder & More – Contents Only 56. Case Of Costume Jewelry W/ Trifari, Lucite Bracelet, Dragonfly & Butterfly Brooches, 50’s Bracelet & Earring Set – Contents Only 57. 2 Albums & Misc. Postcards – 1 Album
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