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Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium LOT TITLE Prices 1 Carl Block. Devil and Man Face Jugs. Buyer Mistake 2 Crystal King. Noah’s Ark & Jonah & The Whale. $210 3 Stephanie Lambert. Peaceable Kingdom. $300 4 Pair of Ceramic Snakes. $420 5 Mark Hewitt. Two Pitchers & Two Vases. $150 6 Variety of Potters. 20 Piece Ceramic Box Lot. $210 7 Mark Hewitt. Three Cookie Jars. $330 8 Wilford Dean. Figurative Cookie Jar. $210 9 Billy Ray Hussey. Snake Wrestling. $330 10 Billy Ray Hussey. Dixie Snake Charmer. $180 11 Billy Ray Hussey. Hog and Poodle. $330 12 Billy Ray Hussey. Spotted Big Horn Ram. $390 13 Large Dogwood Decorated Sorghum Jug. $120 14 Roger Corn. Tall Coffee Face Pot w Lid. $450 15 Roger Corn. Double-Sided Face Jug. $360 16 Charlie West. Spotted Rooster. $330 17 Bobby Ferguson. Snake, Face & Sm. Grape Jugs. $300 18 Bobby Ferguson. Large Snake Jug. $180 19 Ben Owens & Ben Owens, III. Vases & Bottles. $660 20 Ben Owens & Ben Owens, III. Tea Pots & Bowls. $840 21 NC Potters. 22 Piece Pottery Lot. $540 22 Albert Hodge. Devil Rooster w Snake. $330 23 Albert Hodge. Bearded Man Face Jug. $240 24 Albert Hodge. Large Snake Jug. $2,160 25 Jerry Brown. Green Devil. $270 26 Jerry Brown. Black Face Jugs. $240 27 John Brock. Black Face Jug. $150 28 Walter Fleming. 3 Head Totem Jug. $330 29 Vicki Miller. Aunt Jemima w Chicken In Basket. $240 30 Walter Fleming. Wig Stand. $150 31 Lg Fire Orange & White Devil Face Jug. $180 32 Marie Rogers. Blue Tongue & No Tears Face Jugs. $270 33 Marie Rogers. Two Male Figures. $300 34 Marie Rogers. 3 Pint Size Face Jugs. $240 35 Chester Hewell. Rare Early Face Jug. $300 36 Chester Hewell. Rare Early Devil Face Jug. $420 Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium 37 Chester & Mathew Hewell. Father Son Face Jug. $420 38 Grace Nell & Harold Hewell. Vase, Pitcher & Mug. $240 39 Grace Nell Hewell. Rooster Planter. $150 40 Clint Alderman. Large Rooster. $420 41 Clint Alderman. Open-Mouth Rattlesnake Jug. $660 42 Arie Meaders. Rooster Planter w Incised Feathers $510 43 Arie Meaders. Bean Pot w Grape Decorations. $600 44 Arie Meaders. Dec. Blue Cherries Cookie Jar. $360 45 Arie Meaders. Dogwood Creamer Pitcher. $240 46 Arie Meaders. Salt Bowl. $360 47 Cheever Meaders (attrib). Bean Pot w Lid. $150 48 Wilford & Nan Dean, & Meaders. 4 Faces Jug. $510 49 Jessie & Ruby Meaders. Spotted Roosters. $330 50 A.G. Meaders. Face Jug. $360 51 Lanier Meaders. Rock Tooth Scar Devil Face Jug. $1,920 52 Lanier Meaders. Rock Tooth Devil Face Jug. $1,020 53 !Lanier Meaders. Dbl-Sided Rock Tooth Face Jug. $1,200 54 Lanier Meaders. Big Smiling Rock Tooth Face Jug. $1,200 55 Lanier Meaders. Rock Tooth Cannonball Face Jug. $960 56 Lanier Meaders. Large Rock Tooth Face Jug. $1,200 57 Lanier Meaders. Cannon Ball Head Face Jug. $1,200 58 Lanier Meaders. Overbite Devil Face Jug. $1,080 59 Lanier Meaders. 2 Sided Grape Dec. Vase. $900 60 Edwin ‘Nub’ Meaders. Crying Blue Face Jug. $840 61 Edwin Meaders. 2-Headed Blue Rooster. $1,320 62 Edwin ‘Nub’ Meaders. 100 Years Rooster. $720 63 Reggie Meaders. Rare Two-Headed Rooster. $420 64 Reggie Meaders. Large Boar. $840 65 Reggie Meaders. Large Dbl Face Jug. $210 66 Reggie Meaders. 100 Years Face Jug. $240 67 C. & B. Meaders. Face & Monkey Spout Jugs. $420 68 Cleater & Billie Meaders. 3 Face Jugs. $420 69 David & Anita Meaders. 5 Utilitarian Pieces. $120 70 Clete Meaders. Hurricane Ivan Devil Face Jugs. $240 71 Clete Meaders. Devil & Wife Dbl Face Jug. $300 72 Melvin Crocker. Open Mouth Snake Jug. $840 73 Michael Crocker. Lg Grape Dec. Rebecca Pitcher. $240 Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium 74 Michael & Melvin Crocker. Chief Face Jug. $180 75 Michael & Pauline Crocker. 7 Pottery Works. $210 76 8 Pint Size & Smaller Face Jugs. $390 77 Seven Pint Sized Face Jugs. $480 78 Seagrove Potters. 9 Piece Box Lot. $300 79 B.B. Craig. 5 Gal. Dbl. Handle Face Jug. $1,200 80 !B.B. Craig. Large Face Pitcher. $300 81 B.B. Craig. Pint Size Face Jug. $180 82 Louis Brown. Pint Size Face Jugs. $240 83 Louis Brown. Lg 2-Tone Devil Face Jug. $330 84 Brown Pottery. Medusa Face & Face Jugs. $510 85 G.F. Cole. One Of His First Face Jug. $90 86 Waymon Cole. Beautiful Blue Floor Vase. $480 87 John Landrum. Edgefield 3 Gal. Jar. $360 88 Catawba Valley 3 Gal. Jar w Glaze Crawls. $210 89 Carl Worner. Louis A. Steinhagen Saloon Bottle. $3,600 90 H.A. Poole. Christ At Calvary Hill Bottle. $570 91 Irene & Eight Heads Bottles. $510 92 Angels Ascending Ladder w Jesus Bottle. $360 93 Elaborate Wooden Fans Inside Bottles. $480 94 Tall Fans On Cross & Tool of Christ Bottles. $1,200 95 Bottles With Crucifixions & Carpentry Tools. $360 96 Gold Christ w Angel & Cross in Bottles. $510 97 Gottlieb Stingel. Lg. Spinning Wheels In Bottles. $960 98 Star Top Swinging Tramp Art Sewing Table. $540 99 Tramp Art Sewing Box w Mirror Lid & Felt Drawers. $1,320 100 Tramp & Spool Triangle Desk. $720 101 Tramp Art Chest of Drawers w Glass Pulls. $270 102 Tramp Art Floor Lamp Shaving Mirror. $180 103 White Pyramid Hanging Medicine Cabinet. $1,020 104 Tramp Art Religious Lock Box. $420 105 Tramp Art Dry Sink. $450 106 Tramp Art Cuckoo Clock Case. $300 107 Giant Multi-Layered Tramp Pyramid Frame. $2,400 108 Giant Crown Of Thorn Frame. $600 109 Crown Of Thorn Free Standing Cross. $420 110 Conjoined Tramp Pyramid Box. $300 Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium 111 Pair Of Five Sided Tramp Boxes. $270 112 Pair Of Tramp Pyramid Boxes With Lids. $180 113 50 Plus Photo Statues. $1,680 114 Early Baseball Catchers Mitts & Masks. $1,920 115 31 Early Dog Racing Muzzles. $1,080 116 Robin Egg Blue Painted Country Cabinet. $1,680 117 Sarah Walker. Rare GA Antique Sampler. $450 118 !Emma Scull. The Ending. $960 119 Tramp Art Table w Cigar Label Decoupage. $480 120 Side Table w Cigar Label Decoupage Top. $420 121 Cigar Label Decoupage Art. $1,200 122 Red Cross Medical Hanging Cabinet. $660 123 Grandfather Clock w Heavy Shell Décor. $720 124 !H.J. Neeb. Homemade Dynamite Keepsake Desk. $1,560 125 Alcide St. Germaine. Tiger. $600 126 Canadian Goose w Rare Screen Body. $390 127 Lloyd Tyler. Snow Goose Whirligig. $360 128 Early 1900 Country Farmer On Horseback. $600 129 Veteran Of Foreign ‘Mars' (sic) Sign. $1,560 130 Evans C. McBrayer. Clothing Trade Sign. $540 131 Karen’s Patriotic Dog Costume. $720 132 Rev. Painting w Color Foil Flowers & Birds. $1,560 133 Orlando Maid H. H. Nude Woman. $480 134 Wrestling Queen. $450 135 Jungle Battle Circus Freak Show Banner. $900 136 !E. Lange. The Zeenas. $840 137 Dunn’s Toyland Window Display. $180 138 Six Punch & Judy Puppets. $3,000 139 5 French Punch & Judy Puppets. $2,280 140 Circus Trade Sign. Jungle Stampede. $2,880 141 Fast Draw Western Cowboy Shooting Target. $2,280 142 French Shooting Target. L’Ours Et La Sentinelle. $210 143 Druncker & Baltes. Society of Gas Engineer Circus. $330 144 Massachusetts Civil War State Flag. $4,800 145 Robert E. Lee Civil War Reunion Flag. $2,520 146 Tobacconist Black Plaque Portrait. $2,400 147 Black Man’s Bust Bird House Post. $1,020 Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium 148 Lester Pomariega. Slave w Ball & Chain Carving. $480 149 Darktown’s Fire Brigade. $2,400 150 Pair of Black Figures Andirons. $420 151 Stereotypical Black Fig & Alligator Pipes. $720 152 Sam Doyle. Witch Dr. Eagle. $9,600 153 Sam Doyle. First Lady Undertacer (sic.) $9,360 154 Sam Doyle. Eli. $3,960 155 Sam Doyle. Goat Head Sculpture. $1,800 156 !Mattie Lou O’Kelley. Cleaning Off Graveyard. $9,120 157 Mattie Lou O’Kelley. Morning Glories. $2,880 158 Tella Kitchen. Revival Starts Tonight. $4,680 159 Ned Cartledge. Adam & Eve. $2,040 160 Friedrich Schroder-Sonnenstern. Little Long Nose. $12,600 161 Josef Wittlich. Soldier In Bold Primary Colors. $3,360 162 Masao Obata. Red Woman. $3,240 163 !Donald Pass. Resurrection. $5,280 164 Sava Sekulic. Die view Bruste der Kuh. $3,720 165 !Sava Sekulic. Portrait With Symbolism. $6,600 166 Thornton Dial. Mule w 2 Nude Women. $8,400 167 Vestie Davis. Washington Square. $2,280 168 Frank Jones. Untitled - Multi-Figures. $3,600 169 Joseph Yoakum. Untitled Landscape. $900 170 Clementine Hunter. Good Angels Bad Angels. $4,440 171 Clementine Hunter. Sat. Night Juke Joint. $2,520 172 !Clementine Hunter. Melrose. $1,440 173 Clementine Hunter. The Wedding. $2,040 174 Clementine Hunter. Cotton Picking. $4,200 175 Clementine Hunter. Cotton Harvest. $6,000 176 Edgar Tolson. Adam & Eve w Lg Snake. $4,200 177 S.L. Jones. Male & Female Busts. $3,000 178 Raymond Coins. Large Wooden Figure. $2,400 179 !Mario Sanchez. An Old Time Funeral. $1,440 180 Herbert Singleton. Daniel In The Lion’s Den. $2,400 181 !Veronika B. Nemethoy. Bear Mountain Bridge. $660 182 Daniel Pressley. Stallion Look Out Plaque. $1,800 183 !Daniel Pressley. The Loggers. $1,440 184 David Butler. Whirligig w Boxers & Whale. $4,800 Slotin Auction April 29-30, 2017 Results Include 20% Premium 185 !David Butler. Man On The Moon. $4,200 186 David Butler. Dbl-Sided Couple Riding Sea Horse. $3,120 187 Myrtice West.
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