Antiques & Auction News - July 21, 2023

Amazing Spider-Man #1, CGC-graded 9.6 NM+, Could Rock The House At Hake’s Auction

Two-Day Pop Culture Sale Set For July 25 And 26

Hake’s Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25 and 26, auction of pop culture memorabilia serves as an exciting virtual showcase of “firsts.” There are first appearances of comic book superheroes, rare first issues, and first iterations of classic action figures. The 1,930-lot sale encompasses dozens of categories

president of Hake’s Auctions. Without question, the most buzzworthy comic book in the sale is a CGC 9.6 NM+ copy of “Amazing Spider-Man #1” (March 1963) with white pages. It is one of only five CGC 9.6 copies known to exist and one of only three at that grade level to reach the auction marketplace in over a decade. The most recently auctioned ASM #1, which had offwhite pages as opposed to the more-desirable white pages seen in Hake’s example, sold in 2022 for $336,000. “Even the most advanced comic book collectors are expected to go after the one in our sale with

This 1910 postcard is from the sought-after “PC796 Sepia Postcards” series. It depicts Ty Cobb (HOF) shaking hands with Honus Wagner (HOF) at the 1909 World Series, which pitted Cobb’s Detroit Tigers against Wagner’s ultimately victorious Pittsburgh Pirates, and is PSA-graded 2 (MK) Good, estimated at $10,000$20,000.

Marvel “Amazing Spider-Man” #1 (March 1963), CGC 9.6 NM+, white pages, one of only five CGC 9.6 copies in existence and one of only three in its grade to have been offered for public sale in the past 10 years, will be estimated at $350,000+

of America’s most sought-after collectibles, from political and sports to “Star Wars” and “Transformers,” with bidding now available through Hake’s online platform.

More than 300 CGC-certified comic books will change hands, including examples of nearly all of Marvel’s key Silver Age titles. “There are even multiple copies of some of the most desirable issues, so it’s definitely going to be a ‘collector’s choice’ auction,” said Alex Winter,

A Kenner 1978 “Star Wars” Luke Skywalker 12 Back-C action figure with double-telescoping lightsaber, AFA 85 NM+ (highest-graded example ever auctioned by Hake’s), 3.75 inches tall, card unpunched, no price sticker, archival case, is estimated at $50,000-$75,000.

Neal Adams’ original pen-and-ink art for Page 19 of the DC comic book “Green Lantern” Vol. 2, #80 (October 1970), inked by Dick Giordano and Mike Peppe, actionpacked depiction from the “Even An Immortal Can Die!” storyline, with Green Lantern’s power ring employed in all four panels and viewable in three of them, is estimated at $20,000-$35,000.

a vengeance, because a better copy might not come to auction anytime soon, if ever. This is a very rare opportunity for collectors to get their hands on an incredible, very high-grade example of this key book,” said Winter.

The CGC has graded a total of 4,688 “Spider-Man #1” comics. The one consigned to Hake’s, from the collection of John B. Goodrich, was

Dana Auctions LLC recently announced its next catalogued textile auction will include over 80 lots of vintage and antique quilts, quilt tops, and printed feedsacks from the living estate of noted Pennsylvania antique textile dealer and author Sharon Sheehe Stark. Also offered will be a collection of quilts and other bedcoverings and textiles from the late 18th century to the late 20th century.

This will be the first of likely three auctions to include textiles from Stark’s collection. Stark was a popular quilt and textile dealer in Berks County, Pa., for several decades. She may be best known for her vast knowledge and collection of vintage printed feedsacks. Her website, no longer available, www.Rickrack.com, hosted her online business, Sharon’s Antiques Vintage Fabrics and Textiles. She was one of the first to offer not just vintage textiles for sale but also a wealth of information and resources for researchers and collectors.

Printed feedsacks are still highly collectible, and her inventory includes many desirable examples. Prior to selling on eBay in 1997, she sold at local markets, while her partner, Bill, operated a used bookstore. He closed his brickand-mortar store to move his inventory online and assisted Sharon with her website. They scanned images, given this was fairly early in the digital era and cell phones weren’t advanced yet.

Stark is also the author of the novel “A Wrestling Season” and a collection of short stories, “The Dealers’ Yard.” Her stories have

Hindman’s summer American Historical Ephemera and Photography Auction on June 15 and 16 saw strong bidding for early photographs and material surrounding America’s westward

expansion. A halfplate daguerreotype of three gold miners realized $37,800, five times its estimate. The image of the three men epitomizes the gold rush itself, as their somewhat haggard appearance is offset by supremely resolute expressions behind their lit cigars.

“From early photography to manuscript archives, our team was excited to bring such a wide range of important historic memorabilia to auction. The strong prices achieved, particularly for historic images, demonstrate Hindman’s role as a market leader in the category of early photography,” stated Katie Horstman of Hindman Auctions. Overall, the

auction realized $913,752, and the majority of lots sold within or above the high estimates.

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A quarter-plate daguerreotype thought to perhaps be the earliest known photograph of Fort Mackinac, Mich., nearly tripled its

A half-plate daguerreotype of three gold miners sold for $37,800.

graded very recently and is one of the seven best copies documented in two decades of record-keeping, The issue will be displayed at Comic-Con from July 19 to 23 in San Diego, Calif., and is expected to draw huge interest from fans.

Another significant book from the Marvel universe, “Amazing Fantasy #15” (August 1962), features the first appearance of Spider-Man/Peter Parker and also introduces the agile superhero’s guardians, Aunt May and Uncle Ben. A CGC 7.5 VF copy of the book, also from the John B. Goodrich collection, is entered with an auction estimate of $100,000$200,000.

As original comic book art continues to wield its impact in fine art circles, increasing numbers of collectors are flocking to Hake’s sales to acquire choice pieces. The sale is packed with

important highlights, such as Neal Adams’ original pen-andink art for Page 19 of the DC comic book “Green Lantern Vol. 2, #80” (October 1970). Inked by Dick Giordano and Mike Peppe, the page is an action-packed depiction from the “Even An Immortal Can Die!” storyline. Green Lantern’s power ring is in use in all four panels and is viewable in three of them, including an incredible closeup view. The artwork is estimated at $20,000-$35,000.

Comic book, comic art and “Star Wars” collectors will likely engage in a crossover bidding war for Howard Chaykin’s penand-ink original art for Page 26 of the Marvel comic book “Star Wars #1” (July 1977), and also from Part I of the “Star Wars: A New Hope” movie adaptation. The six panels, the last of which is artist-signed, show Luke Skywalker searching for C-3PO and R2-D2 at the Lars Homestead. This offering marks another first for Hake’s, since

From a 1960 series of political campaign buttons known as the “JFK Big Four,” which will be auctioned by Hake’s as four consecutive lots, this is a very rare “Democracy For Jack Kennedy” portrait button regarded as the anchor to the coveted set. It is 3.5 inches diameter and estimated at $20,000-$35,000.

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A Kenner 1979 “Star Wars” Boba Fett L-slot rocket-firing prototype action figure, AFA 75+ EX+/NM, 3.75 inches tall, unpainted, no rocket, accompanied by notarized CIB COA, is estimated at $100,000-$200,000.

original art from this debut issue has never before appeared at any auction. It has an opening bid of $10,000.

The “Star Wars” thrills continue with action figures, led by a 1979 Kenner Boba Fett L-slot rocket-firing prototype. AFAgraded 75+ EX+/NM, the unpainted 3.75-inch-tall figure does not have its rocket accessory, but that should not deter fans of early “Star Wars” toy productions. “It should still hit six figures,” according to Winter. Accompanied by a notarized CIB COA, the figure will cross the auction block with an estimate of $100,000-$200,000.

The highest-graded (AFA 85 NM+) example of a 1978 Kenner “Star Wars” Luke Skywalker 12 Back-C action figure ever to be offered by Hake’s will make its appearance complete with its double-telescoping lightsaber, on an unpunched card with no price sticker. The 3.75-inch figure in its archival case is one of the nicest of any of its type known to exist and is cataloged with a $50,000-$75,000 estimate.

Trailer) and is one of only three sealed examples ever to have been graded by the service. Because so few of the toys were produced before the box errors were corrected, the auction example is extremely rare, warranting a pre-sale estimate of $35,000-$50,000.

Obscure, sometimes previously unknown political memorabilia is routinely found in Hake’s sales, and the July event is no exception. A complete set of impossibly rare 1960 campaign buttons known as the “JFK Big Four,” arguably in the same league as the exalted Cox and Roosevelt jugate buttons, will be auctioned as consecutive lots. A 3.5-inch “Democracy For Jack Kennedy” portrait button, considered the jewel of the elusive set, will be offered with a $20,000-$35,000 estimate.

From a selection of fine jewelry by premier designers and watchmakers, a Tiffany & Co. (marked) 18carat white gold, 17-jewel ladies pendant watch with accompanying 22-inch guilloche enameled station chain. the back of watch case adorned with 1.00 carat of old rose-cut diamonds, is estimated at $10,000-$20,000.

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An original movie prop from “Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope: Destruction of the Death Star” ranks among the most iconic and immediately identifiable film props Hake’s has ever handled. Painted polyurethanefoam panel comes from the climactic “Trench Run” sequence in which Luke Skywalker and other Rebel Alliance pilots navigate perilous conditions to ultimately destroy the Death Star. It was created around 1977 by Industrial Light & Magic’s model miniature department and is expected to sell for $35,000$50,000.

An early treasure from the sale’s fascinating array of sports memorabilia is a 1910 postcard from the sought-after “PC796 Sepia Postcards” series. It depicts Hall of Famers Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner shaking hands at the 1909 World Series, which pitted Cobb’s Detroit Tigers against Wagner’s ultimately victorious Pittsburgh Pirates. PSA-graded 2 (MK) Good, it comes to auction with a $10,000-$20,000 estimate.

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Hasbro “Transformers” have really come on strong at Hake’s last few outings. In this sale, a formidable lineup of the multifunctional toys is led by a 1984 “Transformers Series 1 Optimus Prime Autobot Commander.” It comes with a rare “overprint” box that displays a Trademark logo as opposed to a less-rare Registered logo. It is AFA-graded 80 NM (Error Box / Light Blue

From a selection of fine jewelry by distinguished designers and watchmakers, a Tiffany & Co. (marked) 18-carat white gold, 17-jewel ladies pendant watch comes with a 22-inch guilloche enameled station chain. The back of the watch case is elegantly adorned with 1.00 carat of old rose-cut diamonds. The estimate will be $10,000-$20,000.

Hake’s auction is now open for bidding. For a free printed catalog or additional information on any item in the sale, call 866-404-9800 (toll-free) or 717434-1600; or email hakes@hakes.com.

For further information, visit www.hakes.com.

Images courtesy of Hake’s Auctions.

Early Owego Antique Center Marks 10th Anniversary

Multi-Dealer Shop Business Expands To Include Live Auctions By Mead & Sons Auctioneers

There is a hub of activity at Early Owego Antique Center (EOAC), located at 43-45 Lake St., Owego, N.Y. This year, the business is celebrating its 10th anniversary and recently expanded to include live auctions. A multi-dealer antique mall, EOAC offers antiques, vintage collectibles, memorabilia, furniture, clothing, books, jewelry and much more. Looking back, Jim and Cornelia Mead, longtime residents of the area, wanted to bring new life to the iconic J.J. Newberry’s department store, so an antique mall was born. The property had sat vacant for some time and also fell victim to extensive damage from the flood of 2011.

Better days emerged, and on opening day, Feb. 14, 2013, crowds of people gathered at EOAC to welcome the new antique mall, just like the flood

of people that surrounded the opening of the J.J. Newberry’s department store in 1958. EOAC’s second floor opened the following year. Owego is the county seat for Tioga County and represents the gateway to the Finger Lakes region from the Southern Tier. Locals and tourists alike find it a romantic river town with Victorian era charm.

Today, EOAC is going strong with nearly 100 dealers on the two floors. There is a waiting list for new vendors. “It was always our goal to do something of value with the building, so the antique center is good for the Historic Owego Marketplace, and also good for the village. We are excited to be celebrating 10 years of providing our loyal shoppers with a broad assortment of ever-changing inventory with price points to fit everyone’s budget,” said Jim Mead.

One part of EOAC’s success, noted Mead, is the dedicated staff that makes customers feel welcome and assists them in finding items.”

Mead also credits his family, with a special nod to his wife, Cornelia, who has a finance background,

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been anthologized in Best American Short Stories, Pushcart Prize Stories, and the O. Henry Prize Stories.

“Tunnels and Walls and Other Ways of Getting There,” one of her earliest short stories, explores the convoluted paths the psyche takes in achieving its goals.

“I remember meeting Sharon and Bill at a quilt study group in the Emmaus, Pa., area several years prior to Covid,” stated Dana Balsamo, owner and auctioneer at Dana Auctions LLC. “I felt like I had known Sharon for so long because we had both

been members of the early Vintage Fabrics Yahoo Group, and I utilized her website several times for research purposes. She also contributed to the www.Fabrics.net website on a variety of textile topics. She was always very generous with her knowledge. I now consider it an honor and privilege to assist Ms. Stark and her family with offering her inventory and collection to a new group of collectors and dealers as well as her longtime clients.”

The Dana Auctions LLC Antique and Vintage Quilt and Textile Auction will be live and simulcasted online on Saturday, July 29, starting at 11

and is, the “numbers person” of the business.

Yet a big part of EOAC’s success, Mead remarked, is from “the efforts of the vendors.” EOAC offers the opportunity for local vendors to display a menagerie of items, ranging from everyday treasures to the eclectic. For guests who walk through the front entrance for the first time, and for those who are regular shoppers, it’s always like a trip back in time.

EOAC has nearly everything you could imagine, and dealers choose things, Mead said, that appeal to as broad a range of buyer as possible. From interior decorators, the casual and the curious, to experienced collectors, Early Owego has the variety to suit every taste.

The business has now expanded to include live auctions on the lower level of the property, building on a long history of professional service in the auction industry. On Feb. 25, Mead & Sons Auctioneers hosted an inaugural live auction. Mead explained that 70 individuals attended the first live auction, and 50 of those folks walked away with a purchase. Since then, Mead & Sons has

a.m. EST. The auction can be viewedat www.Dana Auctions.com, BidSquare, and on LiveAuctioneers. Preview is by appointment, and an open house preview will take place on Friday, July 28, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Dana Balsamo is an AQS Certified Quilt Appraiser and Pennsylvania and Kentucky licensed auctioneer. Dana Auctions LLC specializes in antique and vintage textiles including quilts, linens, lace, vintage clothing, and accessories. Auctions are held at 3490 U.S. Route 1 North, Suite 11C, in Princeton, N.J., and simulcasted online.

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held a consignment auction every month featuring a wide variety of furniture, antiques, jewelry and decorative arts. In the near future, additional renovations are planned on the lower level to update restrooms and add a small kitchen. The spacious area offers plenty of room for storage and extra chairs for the auctions.

The Mead family has an abundance of auction experience. Jim’s father, Col. Jerry Mead, founded Mead & Sons Auctioneers in 1946. Jim Mead brings to the auction block six decades of experience, and joining him are his son, James Mead, and auctioneer Lucas Kaczynski. James graduated from North Carolina’s Mendenhall School of Auctioneering in 2014, and Kaczynski is a graduate of the World Wide College of

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An assortment of antique and vintage quilts to be sold July 29.

A selection of vintage printed feedsacks to be sold on July 29.

Col. Jim Mead is owner and principal auctioneer with Mead & Sons Auctioneers.

Photo courtesy JoAnn Walter.

Left to right is “Jersey” Jon Szalay, Col. Jim Mead, Mike Wolfe and “Colonel Kay,” Lucas Kaczynski. Photo courtesy Jeff Treadwell.

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high estimate, selling for $31,500. Mackinac Island sits at a strategic choke point on the straits separating Lakes Michigan and Huron and thus was the location of French, British, and eventually American forts in the late 1700s and 1800s. The image offered in the auction provides a rare glimpse of the island as an active military outpost before it was declared

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HISTORIC BURLINGTON ANTIQUES & ART EMPORIUM, 424 High Street. Open 6 Days, Tues.-Sun.: T, W, F, Sat., Sun: 11A-5P; Th.&F.: 11A-7P; Closed on Monday. www.antiquesnj.com

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BERNIE’S ANTIQUES & ARTIFACTS, 18 Central Ave Tues.-Sat. 11-6 & Sun. 11-5. Trains, Pottery, Lenox, Breweriana, Fenton, Petroliana, Van Briggle, Albums + Neon Signs. Qty.Dlrs. Invited.

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the nation’s second National Park in 1875.

Civil War and Abraham Lincoln Photographs

A quarter-plate tintype of noted Civil War and Union Pacific Railroad photographer Andrew Joseph Russell (1830-1902) achieved $28,350. Russell’s evocative images of the vast military transport and logistics system of the Union Army contrasted with the battlefield views of Brady, O’Sullivan, and Gardner. They provided an unparalleled record of the Union war effort. This image, among other Russell photographs sold in this

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auction, was recently discovered in Illinois and purportedly descended in Russell’s family.

Civil War and Abraham Lincoln-related highlights also included a large-format photograph of Lincoln’s second inauguration, which sold for $18,900. A photograph of Lincoln on the Antietam battlefield in October 1862 sold for $12,600.

Additionally, Ernest

Hemingway’s Rolleiflex MX camera sold for $10,080. A “Lincoln and Hamlin” parade flag, produced for the 1860 election, sold for $25,200, and a manuscript orderly book chronicling the daily march of Col. Henry Bouquet’s force of British, Pennsylvania and Virginia volunteers from August to November 1764 realized $20,160.

For more information, visit www.hindmanauctions.com.

A quarter-plate daguerreotype, possibly the earliest known photograph of Fort Mackinac, Mich., ca. 1855 or later, sold for $31,500.

This quarter-plate tintype of Andrew Joseph Russell (18301902), noted Civil War and Union Pacific Railroad photographer, sold for $28,350.

Ernest Hemingway’s Rolleiflex MX camera sold for $10,080.

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THURS. BEGIN. AT5:30PM, Kioti DK 45 SE HSTdiesel tractor w/MFWD, 3 pt. hitch & Kioti KL401 front loader, trains/ toys, collec. early Lionel O gauge/ other assort./ access., Legos, Matchbox, jewelry incl. sev. 14K gold ladies rings w/diamonds,

07/22/23, GREENCASTLE, THROUGH SAT., Multi-estate auction incl. vehicles, lg. amt. furniture, primitives, antiques, Frank Feather tramp art carved canes & double wall pocket, collec. John Bell, Waynesboro stoneware & redware pcs., antq. case clocks, etc., Online /Phone: www.hurleyauctions.com, Hurley Auctions

07/19/23, EASTON, WED. AT5PM, Antq. violins & musical instruments, art, antq. & mod. furniture, vtg. cameras, sterling silver, firearms, housewares, collec. & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com via HiBid, A&M Auctions

07/25/23, PARSONSBURG, TUES. AT 5PM, Coins & Sports Memorabilia

Auction! 125+ lots US coinage, silver/gold. 150+ lots autogr. sports mem. incl. photos, bats, balls, bobble heads, mini-helmets, collec. plates, boxing mem. & much more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com via HiBid, A&M

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07/25/23-08/04/23, SPARKS, THROUGH FRI., Nation's Premier Stoneware & Redware Auction, feat. museum-qty. examples from North, South, East & Midwest., Online & by phone: www.crockerfarm.com; 410472-2016, Crocker Farm

07/26/23, PARSONSBURG, WED. AT 5PM, 2004 Cadillac Deville 4-dr. sedan, qty. artwork by Jack Lewis, Jovan Obican, Michael Green, lg. selec. sterling silver, estate jewelry, antq./mod. furn., glass/ china, collec., 75+ Hummels, Persian & Iranian rugs, Navajo rugs, tools & more!, Online Only: www.AMauctions.com via HiBid, A&M Auctions

07/24/23, WESTMORELAND, MON. AT5:15PM, Diverse selec. antqs. from New Eng./ NY; feat. items from Rindge, NY& N. Salem, NYestates. Huge collec. Ironstone, early furn., weathervanes, furn. incl. Americana/ mid-cen. mod. incl. Kittinger, textiles, oriental rugs/ Asian items, prim. & country antqs. incl. treen, pewter, lighting, glassware, ptgs., sculp., pottery, stoneware, porcelain, +more!, Online Only: https://flying-pigauctions.liveauctioneers.com, Flying Pig Auctions

07/29/23, PRINCETON, SAT. AT11AM, Antique & Vintage Quilt & Textile Auction. Quilts, quilt tops, coverlets, feedsacks & other fab. textiles!, Live & Online: 3490 Rte. 1N, 11C; www.Dana Auctions.com, Dana Auctions LLC

07/03-24/23, DENVER, CLOSING MON. AT10PM, Timed Online Firearms Auction., Online Only: morphyauctions.com, Morphy Auctions

07/18/23, MYERSTOWN, TUES. AT 1PM, Lifetime High End Glass Collection of dealers/ collectors Charles & Loretta Weeks estate. Cambridge glass incl. Tuscan Rose, candleholders, cornucopia / lg. vases, nude ashtrays/ cigarette holders/ sherbets/ goblets, Rose Point Akro Agate, Fiagro swans, amethyst glass, flower frogs, Imperial Carn. glass, Roseville pottery & much more!, Online Only: www.kleinfelters. hibid.com, Kleinfelter's Auction

07/19/23, KUTZTOWN, WED. AT 1PM, Estate Coin Auction: 250+ lots of key & semi-key date coins, & much more!, Live & Online: 301 W. Main St.; mullerauctioncompany.hibid.com, Muller Auction Co.

07/21-22/23, EPHRATA, FRI. AT2PM & SAT. AT9AM, Cataloged Antique Auction., Live & Online: 50 Durlach Rd.; www.horstauction.com, Horst Auctioneers

07/22/23, ALBURTIS, SAT. AT 9:30AM, Antqs., collec., furn., mid-cen. Norwegian table, dovetailed blanket chest, tall case clock, Ogee clock, dropleaf tables, Sheraton slant front desk, F.N. gun safe, outdoor furn., western saddles, art, engravings, lithos, quilts, singing bird cage, firearms, auto, Kubota tractor, generator, vehicles, golf cart & more!, 235 Treichler Rd., George Miller IVAuction Co.

07/22/23, HARRISBURG, SAT. AT 10AM, Law office lots, leather Loeblein chairs & ottoman, clocks, figurines, brass & glass curio cabinets, office chairs, Baker exec. desks, fine art prints, George Losch, file cabinets, paperwts., Broyhill bookcases, Lane coffee/end tables, work & drop-leaf tables, wicker set, Tell City Chair Co. dining suite, art incl. antq./prints/ paintings, hh, collec., etc., Online Only: www.CordierAuction.com, Cordier Auctions & Appraisals

07/23/23, HELLERTOWN, FRI. AT 7PM, Textiles - vtg./ antq. textiles, spinning wheels, tape looms, walking wheels, spinning/ weaving tools, books, fiber, yarn, Singer Featherwt. sew. mach. w/case, Longaberger baskets, antq. woodworking tools, cost. jewelry., Online Only: www.lesbeyerauctioneer.hibid.com, Les Beyer, Auctioneer

07/23/23, HUNTINGDON, CLOSING BEGINS SUN. AT6PM, Deaccessioned items from Swigart Museum. Vehicles for parts or to restore: '65 Corvette in pcs., '83 Buick Skylark Ltd., '94 Lincoln Mark VIII, '88 Pontiac Firebird. 2 huge ornate iron chandeliers, cast iron RR sign, other cast items, iron fencing, sev. Victrolas, old typewriters, antq. ofc. mach., furn., collec., prim., & more!, Online Only: www.rentzels auctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Svc.

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SUN. BEGIN. AT7PM, Swarovski Crystal, West Highland Terrier & Wine Collections, High End Qty. Furn., Artwork, Stained Glass Lamps & 2011 Chrysler 300C AWD- less than 85K mi., 1365 Route 44 Hwy., Scott Younkin & Assoc.; Weaver's Auction Svc.

07/25/23, GLEN ROCK, TUES. AT 9AM, Christmas in July Auction! Vtg. Christmas items & antq. variety!, Live & Online: 4067 Snyder Rd.; wehrlysauction.com, Wehrly's Auction Svc.

07/27/23, CARLISLE, THURS. AT 3PM, Antqs. & Collec.: nice brass cash register, CVRR & OCRR lanterns, 18th cen. oak spice chest, country items, early kitchenwr., wrought/ cast iron skillets/ coffee mill, 19th cen. cookbooks, German Bisque head dolls, German carved bottle stopper collec., adv., old lighting, Cumberland Co. photo postcards, brass sleigh bells, Breininger pottery, etc., Rowe's Auction Barn, 2505 Ritner Hwy., Rowe's Auction Service

07/29/23, MOUNTWOLF, SAT. AT 9AM, Vtg., antq. & collec. toys & trains. Great sci-fi & move character collec., Bob Burns-related sci-fi items, superhero items, windups, tin toys, HO & O guage trains/ access., model cars & collec. trucks, general antiques & more!, Live & Online: 4522 N. Sherman St. Ext.; rentzelsauctionservice.com, Rentzels Auction Service

selec. lighted beer signs, adv., pocket knive collec., traps, selec. of mounts, & much more!, 148 Deck Rd., L&H Auctions

ONLINE ONLY Textile Tool Summer Auction

WEHRLY’S AUCTION SERVICE INC.

TUES., JULY 25, 2023 AT 9 A.M.

!! CHRISTMAS IN JULY !!

This Auction Will Feature Vintage Christmas Items, Along With A Variety Of Antiques And Other Great Items.

Cataloged, In-House Live, With Real Time Online Bidding!!

WEHRLY’S AUCTION SERVICE, INC.

717-235-4146

Lic.

4067 SNYDER ROAD, GLEN ROCK, PA 17327

Owego

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Auctioneering located in West Des Moines, Iowa. Another team member, Fran Antalek, is the auction floor manager, and brings to the block nearly 30 years of professional industry service and experience.

Mead reminisced about his father, Jerry, who held the role of Owego Chief of Police in the early

1950s and also operated other businesses nearby, such as a bus stand where bus tickets were sold along with newspapers, tobacco, and sweet treats, hence the Mead family’s footprints still linger in Owego. “Here, I own a building now, and just a few steps from where my Dad worked in his formative years,” reflected Mead. In the near future, Jim envisions renting out vintage bicycles to the public, so that the Owego

experience can include taking a spin around the village. Housed on the lower level is a collection of balloon-tire bicycles, and once they are road-ready and several business-related aspects are worked out, he hopes to add this unique transportation initiative to the community.

“If you are burdened with an estate, or are downsizing, or have just a few items, call Fran Antalek at 607-239-8353, Jim Mead at

THURSDAY, JULY 27 • 3:00

Location: Rowe’s Auction Barn, 2505 Ritner Hwy Carlisle, PA Between exits 44 (Allen Rd.) & 37 (Newville) off Int. 81

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

Nice brass cash register, CVRR & OCRR lanterns, 18th C oak spice chest, country related, early kitchen wares, large group wrought & cast iron skillets incl. Wagner 4 paddle waffle iron-Wapak Indianminiatures-etc. Childrens stoves, cast iron coffee mill, Mechanicsburg & local advertising, 19thC Cookbooks, other books, German Bisque head dolls, Advertising, German carved bottle stopper collection, WW2 stoppers incl. Hitler, oak cylinder phonograph, jars & candy containers, mantle clocks, Reverse painted lamp, banquet lamps, 30 Wallace Nuttings-Thompson-Sawyer prints. 50 Murano glass clowns, 100 slot cars, old lighting, nice George Pritz Hanover 1841 coffee grinder, lots 19thC cast iron collectibles, Nice group Cumberland Co. photo post cards, Breininger & other pottery, brass sleigh bells, early wood-irontin-pewter items, etc. Very brief ad, check website or Auctionzip for photos & updates.

Terms: Cash or PA check, major credit cards w/ 3% surcharge, out of state checks w/ prior approval.

Note: Nice, varied auction. No furniture for this sale. Absentee & phone bidding available.

Preview: Doors open @ 9:00 a.m. morning of auction

607-725-6833 or Luke Kaczynski at 607-239-8009 to discuss,” furthered Mead. Estates, commercial liquidations and antiques collections can all be handled. Mead & Sons’ next auction is Thursday, July 27, at 5 p.m., in the lower level of the Early Owego Antique Center. For questions or to view auction lots, visit EOAC’s website, www.earlyowego.com. Courtesy of the Owego Pennysaver.

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George Miller IV Auction Co. Sells

Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Mid-Century Norwegian Table, Art, Quilts, Singing Bird Cage, Firearms, Autos, Kubota Tractor

Saturday, July 22, 2023 at 9:30 A.M.

Location: 235 Treichler Rd., Alburtis, PA 18011

Items featured: Victorian marble top bureau; several cottage bureaus & wash stands; glass door bookcase; several other bookcases; 3 Vic. Chifferobes; dovetailed blanket chest; tall case clock; Ogee clock; Vic. shelf clocks; Sheraton slant front desk; oak slant front desk; drop leaf tables; curio cabinets; U of P rocker; Vic. billiard; Vic. pool stick & ball rack Lafe Keafer of Philadelphia; round oak table; Chess table; Mid Cent Norway table; Cherry DR furn.; Cherry BR pcs.; FP screen; F.N. Gun safe; outdoor CI furn.; garden statuary; metal sculpture; Wickert rattan; cane seat chairs; China: Noritake, Mitton, Wedgewood; Sterling silver; duck decoys; old wooden ladders; western saddles; selection of quilts; horse fig.; Art: prints, engravings, lithos; Harvard classics; Miller High Life chandelier; Green Giant toy truck; paper wts.; table & floor lighting; wooden tool chest; spice drawers; hand & garden tools; Generac GP6500E generator; golf cart; Kubota tractor L185DT, diesel, 4WD, rear plow, 4 ft. bucket; John Deere L120 and E120 riders; Toyota 2007 SR5, 4WD, 4Runner, V6; Hylander Toyota 2007, Jeep Commander 2007 V8 and more! Food truck available. Selling for the estate of Merry J. Murtagh. Also, check out our Facebook page. See Gun List on AuctionZip #4715. Terms: Full payment day of sale. Cash or guaranteed funds. No out-of-state checks. Most credit cards accepted. Autos & tractor at 10:30 am and Guns at 11:00 am. Sold With Satisfaction - Celebrating 30 Years of Serving People

George Miller IV Auctioneer, #AU-003073-L

Spencer G. Miller, Auctioneer, #AU-006251 & Real Estate Agent Auctioneers, Appraisers, Consultants Phone: 610-944-0926

VEHICLES-TRAILERS-ATVS-TOOLS-LUMBER-ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

PUBLIC AUCTION

Saturday, July 29 at 8:30 A.M.

148A DECK RD., WOMELSDORF, PA 19567

From PA-501 North of Mt. Aetna, take Deck Rd. 3.7 Mi. to Auction on Right.

VEHICLES & TRAILERS, ATVS & RECREATIONAL, LUMBER & BLDG

MATERIALS, TOOLS, ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Lg Selection of Lighted Beer Signs; Beer, Cigarette, & Other Signs; Beer Clock; Pocket Knife Collection; Shingle Cutter; Cleaver; Shoe Horn; Swords; Draw Knife; Barn Hinges; William Langel Chisel + Other Lg Barn Mortise Chisels, Hand

Forged Tools, Nice Selection of Other Primitives & Old Tools; Traps; Lots of Mounts Incl. Whitetail Deer, Raccoon, Elk Horns, Lots of European Mounts Incl. Longhorn, Water Buffalo; (2) 21” Millstones; Live Traps; Much More!

NOTE: Too many items to list! We will be finding items right up to sale day. Very nice assortment of quality merchandise. Possibly selling w/2 rings. See website for update closer to auction time. Vehicles & Trailers sell at 11 AM.

TERMS: Cash, Good PA Check or Credit Card (w/ 3% fee). No Out-of-State Checks. No Buyers Premium.

PREVIEW: Friday, July 28, from 4-6 PM. SEE MORE INFO & PHOTOS: www.lhauctionsinc.com Auction For: Heather M. Spencer & Keller Construction Inc.

FINE ART WANTED ROGALLERY.COM

BUY. SELL. CONSIGN

ONLINE ART AUCTIONS

OVER 5000 ARTISTS

800.888.1063 art@rogallery.com

47-15 36th ST., LIC, NY 11101

OLD PAINTINGSWANTED American Impressionists, New Hope School artists, PAFA artists, European paintings. 40 years experience. Immediate payment. Call 215-348-2500.

Richard H. Bailey, STONE SCULPTOR www.richardhbailey.com

Art Event at Blue Ball Barn, 1914 W. Park Dr., Rte. 202, Wilmington, DE 19803 Aug. 12th, 10-12

Richard will talk about his book, ‘A Sculptor’s Miracles’ (200+ pgs. w/ 175 pictures) and exhibit diamond tools for lettering lapidary engraving on stones. Black & brown granite, marble, sm. tombstones for sale. Call for appointment. 302-399-9777

2800 Buchanan Trail E., GREENCASTLE, PA 17225

VEHICLES - FRANK FEATHER - JOHN BELL

FURNITURE - ANTIQUES

1929 Dodge Bros. canopy truck; FRANK FEATHER trampart carved canes & double wall pocket; collection of JOHN BELL Waynesboro stoneware  & redware pcs; Jacob Wolf (circa 1815) Waynesboro PA & Shortham/Newnham (circa 1840) tall case clocks; LOADS OF FURNITURE/ANTIQUES/PRIMITIVES.

PREVIEW: JULY 21st 4-6PM. NO COMPUTER? CALL US TO BID! 717-597-9100

Lamps; Paperweights.

FURNITURE: Broyhill Bookcases;

Tables; Smith Brothers Chairs and Loveseat; Blanket Chests; Tell City Chair Co Dining Suite; Stanley Desk; Wicker Set; Ansager Dining Table; Slant Front Desk; An-que Painted Chairs; Ice Cream Parlor Set.

ART: Antique, Prints and Paintings. Karl Foster (Seven Lively Artists of Harrisburg, PA) Including Portrait & Nude Pastels and Sculptures; Robert Girrard; Thomas Kinkade; Patrick Kinkade; Jose Trujillo; Sylvia Trujillo; Sally Chupick; Leroy Neiman; Robert Quijada; Kyle Buckland; Sally Rosenbaum; Botanical Prints.

COLLECTIBLES: Longaberger® Baskets; Large Collection of Dept. 56 Dickens Village Houses; Dolls; Books; Clocks; Beaver Skin Hat; Arrowheads; Vintage and Antique Toys; Masonic; Instruments: Conn Trumpet; Bundy Clarinet. Model

/ Die Cast Cars: Franklin Mint, Ertl, Winross, AMT, Urago, Danbury Mint.

HOUSE & HOME: Snap-On Master Series Teal Tool Chest; An-que Wrenches; MTD Snowblower; Rockwell Drill

Press; Craftsman Air Compressor; Carpenters Chest; 16 Gallon Shop Vac; Echo Leaf Blower; Automotive Battery Chargers; Rhino Car Ramps; Craftsman Bench Vise; Craftsman Socket Set; Keurig; Dinnerware; Black and Decker Convection Oven; Frigidaire Microwave.

F097998 WWW.HURLEYAUCTIONS.COM

717-597-9100 • Matthew Hurley AU003413L/AY002056

PUBLIC AUCTION

(Online & In-Person) 4522 N Sherman St., Ext. Mt. Wolf, York Co., PA

SAT., JULY 29, 9:00 A.M.

20% Buyer’s

RENTZELS AUCTION SERVICE INC.

Auctioneer: Dave Conley AU-003269L 717-577-1886 www.rentzelsauctionservice.com

8 AUCTIONS BY A&M AUCTIONS!

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Online Only Auction – Easton, MD!

Personal Property Located at: 6648 Peach Blossom Point Road, Easton, MD 21601

Auction Held Online Only w/Bids Ending: Wednesday, July 19th, 2023 Starting at 5 PM

Selection of Antique Violins & Musical Instruments, Art, Antique & Modern Furniture, Vintage Cameras, Sterling Silver, Firearms, Housewares, Collectables & More!

Online Only Auction Sale – Coin/Sports Memorabilia Auction!!

Items Located at: A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD Auction Held Online Only w/Bids Ending: Tuesday, July 25th, 2023 Starting at 5 PM

To Include 125+ Lots of US Coinage, Silver/Gold Coins. 150+ lot selection of Autographed Sports Memorabilia to include:

Photos, Bats, Balls, Bobble heads, Mini Helmets, Collectors Plates, Boxing Memorabilia & much more!

Preview: Mon., July 24th from 5 PM – 7 PM

Online Only Auction Sale – Parsonsburg, MD!

Selling from the Well-Known Shank Family Estate of Dover, DE!

Items Located at: A&M Auction Facility, 8000 Esham Road, Parsonsburg, MD

Auction Held Online Only w/Bids Ending: Wednesday July 26th, 2023 Starting at 5 PM

2004 Cadillac Deville Four Door Sedan, Quality Artwork by Jack Lewis, Jovan Obican, Michael Green, Enormous Selection of Sterling Silver, Estate Jewelry, Antique & Modern Furniture, Glass/china, Collectibles, Jewelry, 75+ Hummels, Persian and Iranian Area Rugs, Navajo Rugs, Tools & more! Personal Property Preview: Mon., July 24th from 5 PM – 7 PM

Auctioneers Note: The L.B. “Luther” Shank III and Donna G. Shank Family Estate of Dover, DE are direct descendants of John Hart, signer of the United States Declaration of Independence. The Shank family has resided in Dover, DE since before the American Revolution. Much of this sale are important Delaware antiques from the Shank family over the course of the last 250 years. A&M Auctions is pleased to bring this private estate to public auction where you bid the price you want to pay. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of Delaware History.

Estate Vehicle: 2006 Cadillac Deville Four Door Sedan, Northstar V8, Automatic trans, loaded, leather interior, P/W P/L keyless entry, showing 133,632 miles Clear DE TITLE, VIN# 1G6KD54Y84U118373.

Sterling Silver/Jewelry: More than 75 lots of sterling silver and jewelry to include flatware sets: Baccellati sterling flatware 8pc place setting set, Steiff sterling 52pc flat ware set, Steiff sterling awards platter, several Gorham sterling plates and platters, sterling cocktail shaker and goblets, Hardy and Hayes Co. sterling silver bread basket, several Stieff sterling bread and butter plates, sterling silver dresser sets, large Qty of miscellaneous sterling flatware, sterling handled carving sets, Qty of sterling jewelry, sterling silver cigarette cases, sterling broaches, sterling flatware, Qty of coin silver spoons and so much more!

Artwork: Original Jack Lewis Watercolor titled “Dover Green” signed and dated 2000 lower right, “Route 9 Near Odessa” original oil and acrylic on board signed Michael Green, Jovan Obican (French 1910-1986) original hand stitched and painted folk art face paintings in frame each is signed, Original American Flag House and Betsy Ross Memorial Association Certificate framed with 1899 issue date, Jovan Obican (French 1910-1986) original mid century acrylic painting of men with birds, Jovan Obican (French 1910-1986) original acrylic painting on porcelain in brass frame, Leonid Gechtoff (Ukraine 1883-1941) original heavy oil on canvas of plateau signed L. Gechtoff lower right, Bark “Alice Knowles Bound to Sea 1871” with original Whale House Galleries literature, “Westward” original Giclee Edition #81/250 signed John MeCray with original certificate of authenticity, Leonid Gechtoff (Ukraine 1883-1941) original watercolor and acrylic, Original oil on canvas oil painting signed J. Glagven lower left in decorative gold frame, Jovan Obican (French 1910-1986) original acrylic painting on porcelain in brass frame, (2) framed portraits of Catherine Hayes and Louisa Hayes daughters of Judge Alex Hayes of Lancaster in oval gold frames, Lindenwood The Henry Silex House circa 1815” framed print of pencil sketch signed H.W. Fitzpatrick, “A Fair Breeze and Full Moon” Skipjack print by John Morton Barber, Inner Harbor Light, Lewes, DE framed print S/N Woodruff, Original oil on canvas of Peacock and flowers signed D.L. Donohue, Original heavy oil on canvas signed Erickson, “Darby and Joan” framed lithograph of original painting by Sadler, Leonid Gechtoff (Ukraine 18831941) Original acrylic seascape signed and dated 1940, “Past, Present, Future” Cape May, New Jersey signed Artist Proof print by B. Johnson, pair of framed mid 19th Century lithographs: Sons of Temperance by E.C. Kellogg and Daughters of Temperance, Vintage Framed map of Dover Business directory, Original framed watercolor landscape signed B. Blumenstein, Lohengrin, framed lithograph by Oberhausen, several framed Chinese silk embroideries, Framed vintage map of Middletown, DE and surrounding area business directory, several original prints and artworks by B. Johnson and many others!

Primitives/Antiques/Collectables: E. McNutt, Philadelphia, PA late 19th Century Banjo clock with brass finial and decoration, Henry Gautschi & Sons late 19th century Swiss made Walnut and Rosewood cylinder roll music box with original eight song play list tag, Enterprise Mfg. Co. Philadelphia, PA large hand crank single drawer coffee mill in original paint, A.D. Mougin Deux Medailles antique French 3pc highly decorated mantle clock set, Whitall, Tatum & Co. “Phenix” Steam Atomizer in original box with original label, Lg Qty of Delaware and New Jersey souviner glass, Lalique French art glass floral emerald vase, Seth Thomas mid 19th Century Federal mantle clock with stag motif, Primitive 40” Ships circa 1930 original and correct very heavy with great patina, Hand crafted sailing ship model by William Adams of Fenwick Island, DE circa 1988, superb selection of art glass paperweights, vintage Delaware Post cards, approx. 82pcs of Wedgwood “Colonnade Black” pattern dinnerware china set, K.C. Co. German Mahogany mantle clock with brass decorated face behind glass door, Framed 18th Century Philadelphia Merchants license dated June 13th 1777, Pair of Chinese Cloisonné table lamps with dragon motif and double handles, Vintage Royal Bayreuth Red Devil Playing Cards Bermuda Porcelain handle mug, several Herend Hungary figurines, Large Qty of signed Waterford crystal to include red and white wines, champagne flutes, brandy snifters, goblets and more, Sloop model circa 1880 hand crafted by William Adams and dated 1985, contemporary carved carousel horse with stenciled floral paint on stand, Virginia Metal Crafters figural brass minuteman door stop, signed Steuben glass center bowls, Dunhill Swiss brass key wind dresser clock, Lenox Holiday Pattern china set, superb selection of Chinese cloisonne, Hand crafter Schooner model circa 1880 made by William Adams of Fenwick Island, DE circa 1985, Pair of stunning Chinese Cloisonné highly decorated vases, Carl Radke Phoenix Studios art glass pedestaled vase signed Phoenix 1980, several Royal Doulton Figurines, 75+ Goebel Hummel Figurines in various sizes, Roy Mitchell and Sons Laurel, DE Lane furniture mini cedar dresser box, Seth Thomas small brass dresser clock, several Victorian photo albums and tin types with early Delaware families, Chinese covered urn with Peacock motif, Late 19th Century “Rhoda Gardens” flow blue center bowl, figural Mallard Duck head bottle openers by Rubal New York, Mini Copper Reproduction Dive helmet, Roseville 8” double handled vase, Early English Staffordshire Greyhound, 3pc Belleek floral tea set, Bohemian Cranberry cut to clear pitcher with matching stems and more!

Antique Furniture: General Electric “Warren Telechron Co.” type “A” master clock in oak case with brass pendulum & works behind beveled glass door. Clock is from the Centerville Power plant w/original owners manual & makers tag, Stunning Victorian Walnut marble top decorated 3pc bedroom suite, Collection of (7) Victorian Walnut carved & decorated Window Valances, Late 19th Century Federal style Pier mirror w/highly decorated crest over double pedestal base approx. 9ft tall, antique 3 drawer Mahogany and Rosewood Chippendale style chest of drawers with string inlay over carved ball in claw feet, Sheraton Period Mahogany and Burl veneer two drawer flip top work table with felt lined top and fitted tool/parts tray over turned legs with castor feet, Stunning antique Oak bow front china cabinet with carved “North Wind” face over dual columns and mirrored back terminating in carved ball in claw feet, Pennsylvania Pine and Poplar two door one drawer dry sink with copper liner, Antique Walnut and Burl Empire single drawer console table with carved columns terminating in carved paw feet, Mid 19th Century Mahogany and Flame Grain burl three drawer over four door sideboard with gallery over carved columns and crystal pulls, Late 19th Century Mahogany and Walnut Large Breakfront two door china/cabinet with butlers style three drawer over two door base, Early 19th Century four door stepback cabinet in red wash paint, Late 19th Century Mahogany and Burl china cabinet with mirrored back and carved paw feet, Victorian Walnut upholstered “fainting couch” sofa, commercial 10 drawer cabinet chest with raised panel sides and black painted drawer fronts, Pair of Centennial Chippendale style side chairs with inlaid splat and crest, Mahogany three drawer Chippendale chest of drawers with reeded column, Early 19th Century Mahogany and Walnut four drawer Chippendale chest of drawers, Pair of Walnut and Veneer highly carved Victorian needlepoint parlor chairs, Empire Walnut and Burl four drawer chest of drawers with crystal pulls, Late 19th Century Mahogany round dining table with large carved ball in claw feet and (3) additional leaves, set of (6) antique Pennsylvania plank bottom chairs in original paint, Antique Pine and poplar single drawer open face washstand, Walnut oval top parlor table, Victorian Eastlake style Walnut carved marbletop three drawer dresser, Victorian Walnut carved open arm Gentleman’s Parlor chair with blue upholstered seat and bac, Mid 19th Century Walnut drop leaf single drawer table with turned legs, Highly carved Mahogany plant/candlestand with carved rams heads over tri-fed hoof carved feet, Buffalo New York antique child’s school desk with folding seat and cast iron base, Poplar single drawer open face washstand with towelbars and much more!

Modern Furniture: Pr. of Contemporary Reproduction 19th Century half round uph. highly carved goose neck parlor chairs, Set of (4) Seybolt Cleland, Philadelphia reproduction Caesar Rodney side chairs, Pulaski Furniture Co. contemporary Oak mirrored back curio cabinet w/lighted interior & glass shelves, Webb Furniture Co. Mid-Century style 4 pc bedroom suite, Pennsylvania House solid Cherry dining table/chair set, PA House solid Cherry single drawer over 2 door flip top server, Solid Cherry 4 drawer Queen Anne style silver chest, Henkel Harris solid black Cherry Queen Anne single drawer end table, Lane Furniture Co. late mid century style 3 pc bedroom suite, Contemporary Oak 2 drawer over 3 door sideboard, Pottery Barn style contemporary step back 3 drawer over 3 door country style hutch, Charak Furniture Co. Mah. Chippendale 4 drawer chest of drawers manufactured in 1935, Master Design Oak dining table w/leaf & set of (6) chairs, White wicker 2 door over 2 drawer armoire, J.B. Van Sciver Co. contemporary Tiger Maple 5 drawer low boy, Pr. white wicker twin bed headboards, Custom crafted Cherry server/shelf with multi compartment 2 door upper section of three drawer base w/carved frieze & Queen Anne legs, Contemporary Pine lift top 2 door dry sink with copper liner, Singer Mfg. Co. Oak treadle base sewing machine, Mah. Ball in Claw foot 3 drawer secretary desk w/bookcase top painted white, Martha Washington style sewing chest, Heavy black marble slab cocktail table, Ethan Allen solid Cherry French Provincial style 3 drawer desk, White wicker round top patio table w/glass top, Glass top patio/sun porch table (8) matching chairs, vintage Bentwood Rattan 7pc Patio/Sun Porch set & more!

Persian/Iranian and Navajo Area Rugs: Semi-antique wool Pile “Palace Rug” 19ft x 11ft, Persian Wool Pile 36” square prayer rug with makers signature stitched in corner, Semi-antique wool Pile 12ft x 8.8ft area rug, Semi-antique wool Pile floral area rug 10ft x 13ft, Wool Pile prayer rug 4ft x 6ft, Navajo Indian semi-antique wool Pile area rug 8ft x 4ft, Wool Pile Navajo Indian prayer rug, contemporary Wool Pile Tabrez hand knotted area rug 3ft 6” x 6ft with original Iranian hand woven tag and many more!

Terms Personal Property: Visa/MC/Amex/Discover or approved check. 18% Buyer Premium. MD 6% Sales Tax. All property is sold “As Is, Where Is”, and All Sales are Final. Property is open to thorough public inspection. It is the Bidder’s responsibility to determine condition, age genuineness, authenticity, value or any other determinative factor. Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC may attempt to describe the merchandise in advertising, on the phone, on the internet and at the auction but makes no representations. In no event shall Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraisers, LLC be held responsible for having made or implied any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Bidder shall be the sole judge of value.

Pick Up Date: Items must be picked up at the Auction Site on FRIDAY, July 28th from 12 PM – 6 PM. NO EXCEPTIONS. Buyer is responsible for removing all items. Allen & Marshall Auctioneers and Appraiser’s does not ship items, however shipping is available through the UPS Pack and Ship Store of Salisbury, MD or a shipper of buyer’s choice. Buyer is responsible for bringing any required manpower, tools, boxes, wrapping paper, blankets, wheel cart or dollies needed to remove your items from the property. Items not picked up by 6 PM on Friday July 26th, 2023 will be considered abandoned.

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Auctioneer - Dave Allen 410-835-0384 or 302-545-1903 www.AMauctions.com