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Toys Do Well At Hardy’s Weekly Monday Sale Collectible Matchbox Cars Sell FRIDAY DECEMBER 25, 2020 • VOL. 51, NO. 52
Bertoia’s Two-Day Auction Hits $2.3 Million; Second Session Ran Until 1:30 A.M. Large German Composition Santa Sleigh On Wheeled Platform With Reindeer Sells For $72,000
Haar’s Auction of Dillsburg, Pa., also known as Hardy Auction Services, run by Vickie Hardy, held a special one of its weekly Monday night sales on Dec. 7, with a good assortment of toys, antiques and various collectibles. Vintage and new Matchbox cars have an audience and good market right now. A Matchbox Series Gift G1 set realized $1,200. Several Matchbox gift sets sold, one bringing $520, $270; a large cast-iron school, $120; and one $675. The latter was a G9 gift and a handmade folk art set. A Matchbox G1 gift set realized rail car sold for $400. To learn more, call Vickie Hardy $1,200. A Mr. Robot antique toy went for at 717-432-3779.
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This large German composition Santa sleigh on wheeled platform with six belled reindeer, 35 inches long, sold for $72,000 against an estimate of $1,000-$1,500. If there were a trophy for “But every bid was recorded, stamina and composure at the and, in the end, the prices, auction podium, it especially on Bob surely would Merck’s phenomenal have been awardHalloween antiques, ed to Michael went beyond anyBertoia on Nov. 14 thing we could have around 1:30 a.m. That’s predicted,” said Bertoia’s when an intense co-founder Jeanne two-day marathon Bertoia. auction of toys, “Some bidders trains and holiday had begged to be antiques finally allowed inside. One came to a close at even said he would wrap Bertoia’s gallery, himself from head to toe with a $2.3 million in plastic wrap, but we gross and bidders clamoring for more. A d h e r i n g This Gunthermann “Felix the Cat” merrystrictly to COVID go-round tin windup character toy, one of guidelines that few known examples, realized $20,400. govern New Jersey businesses, Bertoia’s initially could not had planned to accommodate a make an limited number of preregistered, exception for socially distanced bidders at their a n y o n e , ” gallery. “We wanted to have a live Jeanne said. attendance because so many peo- “During the ple told us they wanted to come. weeks prior to We thought we would be able to the auction, we control it, but the response was so would allow overwhelming, we had to change one person, or course and err on the side of safe- couple, at a ty. The bidding ended up being by time into the remote methods only, which were gallery to preabsentee, by phone and through view. If they two bidding platforms, Bertoia Live didn’t have and LiveAuctioneers,” said Michael masks, gloves Bertoia, the company’s president and hand This German clothand principal auctioneer. sanitizer, we dressed composition Online participation during provided it. Santa on nodding glassboth days was relentless. At times, One couple eyed polar bear atop Continued on “Iceberg,” 29 inches tall, there were communication lags due page 2 to the sheer number of bidders. sold for $36,000.
This old large cast-iron school/dinner bell sold for $120.
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Andrew Clemens Patriotic Presentation Sand Art Bottle Sells for $275,000 An Andrew Clemens sand art waters percolating down through bottle, featured in an episode of the overlying limestones, charged “Antiques Roadshow” filmed at Hot with various minerals, stained the Springs, Ark., in 2002, set a record at sand with a vibrant palette of natSkinner’s American Furniture and ural colors. In bottles of different Decorative Arts online auction on sizes and types, Clemens constructNov. 23, when it sold for $275,000. ed works of art grain-by-grain using The most ideal attributes and specially devised tools, fish hooks auction elements were all present: and wands made of hickory to posiartist, design, condition, prove- tion the sand into incredibly meticnance, and competitive bidding ulous detailed images, often patri(the presale estimate was $50,000- otic constructs. $70,000). The meticulously crafted The bottle was presented to sand art bottle, one of a small Prosper Harvey Ellsworth. Born in group that survives today, was 1838, Ellsworth graduated from made by Andrew Clemens (1857-94), Rush Medical College in Chicago in ca. 1885-90. The 7.25-inch-tall bot- 1860. He served as a surgeon in the tle, decorated with an eagle, flag, 106th Illinois Volunteer Infantry mortar and pestle, and out- before moving to Hot Springs, Ark., stretched arms, was dedicated to in 1866. The bottle descended in Dr. Prosper Harvey Ellsworth “From Continued on page 2 Two Friends.” Born in Iowa, Clemens was a young child when he contracted encephalitis, and he later attended the Iowa State School for the Deaf. During his summer breaks, he visited Pikes Peak State Park along the Mississippi River in his home state. At the This rare Andrew Clemens sand art bottle, ca. 1885-90, sold for Pictured Rocks, $275,000.
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A ca. 1926 American National Packard fire chief car with simulated leather topA Schoenhut Freihofer’s Fine Bread delivery wagon, 23 inches long, original dri- down, 28 inches long, ex. Donald Kaufman collection to Larry Brethauser collection, sold for $19,200. ver and horse figures, sold for $7,200.
sleigh pulled by six composition reindeer on a wheeled platform, with a composition Santa in the driver’s seat. A very rare and special production, each of its bell-adorned reindeer was posed differently and had beautifully crafted antlers. Entered with a $1,000$1,500 estimate, the prized lot soared to an incredible $72,000, with many bidders in hot pursuit. Another big winner was the red-coated, mohair-bearded Santa atop a wind-up white fur polar bear nodder. Standing 29 inches tall inclusive of its iceberg base, the Christmas rarity swept past its $7,000-$9,000 auction estimate to land at $36,000. Other Christmas highlights included a clockwork donkey with Santa rider, $15,600; a rare 15-inch articulated German belsnickle with a rabbit-fur beard and snowflecked, fur-trimmed brown coat, $14,400; and a magnificent 17-inch-tall nodding reindeer with a decorative harness and Santa rider, $13,200. A tremendous variety of A rare Ives Columbus egg toy created The German composition Halloween for the 1892 Columbian Exposition, candleholder fashioned as frowning antique toys awaited bidders. painted tin with cloth sails and retain- tree trunk, ex. Bob Merck collection, One of the rarest of all comic character productions, a ing original box, sold for $8,400. sold for $18,000. Gunthermann (German) “Felix the Cat� windup merry-goround in gorgeous, all-original condition with whimsical Felix passengers easily surpassed its high estimate at $20,400. From P.O. Box 500, the early 20th-century French Mount Joy, PA 17552 toymaker Fernand Martin, a ca. 800-800-1833 1914 clockwork “Nanny� holding
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The Dent cast-iron horse-drawn Police Patrol wagon, 12 inches long, near mint, provenance from the Bob Brady collection, sold for $13,200. most attention was a Lionel 2 7/8-inch powered gondola and trailer from the late Norm Schaut’s collection. The second of two such examples Schaut owned (the other sold at Bertoia’s last May), it was entered with an $8,000$12,000 estimate and was chased to $40,800. Also noteworthy, a Marklin Pennsylvania Railroad set estimated at $3,000-$4,000 rose to $10,200. A Midwestern collection was the source of 18 working mechanical music machines, each equipped to play either cylinders or disks and all housed in finely carved wood cases. A Swiss mandolin music box in a Black Forest case, with a lid ornately carved with figural pheasants and their chicks, sold for $31,200 against an estimate of $5,000-$10,000. Prices quoted in the above report include a 20-percent buyer’s premium. To view the full catalog, visit www.bertoiaauctions.com or www.liveauctioneers.com. For more information, call Bertoia’s at 856-692-1881 or email toys@bertoia auctions.com. All images courtesy of Bertoia Auctions.
This ca. 1905 Steiff cone-nosed teddy bear, plush apricot mohair with black shoe-button eyes, 24 inches high, sold for $26,400.
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drove in from Iowa, previewed during the hour before the sale, then bid by phone from their hotel room. When the auction ended after midnight, they came back to collect the items they had won, using curbside pickup, then headed back to Iowa.� There were several other patrons who traveled crosscountry to preview live and later bid by phone or online. Some even did so seated in their cars in Bertoia’s parking lot. Holiday antiques, highlighted by the four-decade Merck Halloween collection, generated the most excitement of any auction category. Every phone line and both bidding platforms were in use throughout the first session. “Bob Merck’s collection was well known for its quality and uncompromising condition,� Michael observed. “We were selling his entire collection, so it was a now-or-never opportunity for other collectors to own something with Bob
Merck provenance.� The Halloween category was further sweetened by a small but elite selection of items consigned by another private collector. The top Halloween lot was a German composition frowning tree trunk lantern candleholder, which defied all expectations. A diminutive 3.5 inches tall, it had been estimated at $700-$1,000 but ended up selling for $18,000. “Even at that price, underbidders were upset to drop out of the competition but knew they had to stop bidding at some point,� Michael said. Following closely behind was another collector favorite, an 11.5-inch cloth-dressed witch disguised as a devil jack-o’-lantern, which sold for $16,800. An endearing veggie man lantern and candy container fashioned as a sticklegged pumpkin figure holding two smaller pumpkin-faced jack-o’-lanterns was bid to $14,400. The spectacular Christmas selection produced the auction’s top lot, a 35-inch-long
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COLLECTOR CHATS WITH PETER S. SEIBERT Covid Christmas, Or How I Refuse To Let It Get Me Down Beyond hunting for presents, we always look for holiday decorations. Antique and vintage decorations remain one of the best bargains in collecting—and one that you can enjoy every year as part of your own holiday traditions. They come out in droves beginning around Thanksgiving, although there are booths in antique malls and private shops that handle ornaments year-round. I always look with a bit of sadness at young couples running out to the big box store to buy some molded plastic decorations for their first tree. Sure, the tree will have the right look, but none of the substance that comes from classic (and new) glass ornaments that have a bit of history. Our tree features ornaments found from shops all over the country. A big batch came from a favorite antiques co-op just outside of Little Italy in Baltimore. A second group of ornaments was found on a hot August day at
By Peter Seibert This afternoon, we were decorating the trees and the house for Christmas. It’s a holiday tradition for us that involves both unpacking decorations and also adding in those that we have purchased during the year. In the weeks leading up to the holidays, we have been out hitting the antique shops and malls in Montana. Of course, the girls have their own collections. Jane is very into photography, so she is busy accumulating cameras. Mary loves cooking, so eggbeaters and potato ricers are on her short list. Kim likes her bling, especially if they are garnets, so an Edwardian era ring will be her gift.
Adamstown. Some early single ornaments have come from various antique-hunting jaunts, including two found about a week ago. They were early 20th century ornaments that came out of dealer’s basket full of mixed ornaments. And our favorite was the lucky discovery of a big collection of clip-on bird ornaments that came from a flea market in Albuquerque. The old ornaments mesh with the ones that the girls have selected every year for their trees, something that with the abundance of holiday shops and year-round holiday decorations that they have found in a host of locations across the country throughout the year. So as you read this article, I encourage you to hunt for those holiday decorations, not as an investment, but from the heart, and see how it fits into your home. I would add as well that all manner of holiday decorations are great collectibles.
Bottle trees, toy trains, crèche sets and other items can be found. Whether singly or en masse, they are wonderful additions to your home and to building traditions. So as the new year rolls and things hopefully begin to improve in the near future, start off by checking out the internet or local shops for holiday decorations. Make some lemonade out of lemons, and celebrate the joys of Christmas to come in 2021.
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From “Peanuts” To “Pokémon,” “Batman” To “Super Mario Bros.,” Heritage Auctions Makes History Several Notable Records Were Set At Four-Day Comics And Comic Art Sale
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was thrilling from start to finish. Not only was the bidding fast and furious on almost every one of the nearly 1,800 lots offered, but Heritage introduced to the market some never-before-available and hardest-to-find items that sparked interest and attention. Among the biggest hits of the star-studded event were the following: Artist Douglas Shuler’s original art for the “Magic: The Gathering ‘Demonic Tutor’” card, sold for $168,000. This was one of five iconic offerings from the Len Osborne MTG collection making their respective debuts at auction. A seldom seen copy of Action Comics No. 7, graded CGC VG 4.0, sold for $144,000, almost twice the highest price listed in the most recent Overstreet Comic Book Price Guide for a modest-condition copy of Superman’s second cover appearance. A nearly perfect CGC 9.8 Batman No. 181, from 1966, realized $90,000, the highest price ever paid for a Silver Age Dark Knight. This is perhaps partially due to charactor Poison Ivy, who makes her debut in this book. And Todd McFarlane’s original art for page 17 from 1990’s Amazing Spider-Man No. 328 brought $120,000 in its first public sale. This dazzling page, like Lee’s X-Men cover, came from the collection of Jeff Nason, who began buying original artwork when he was in high school and 30 years later decided to share them with the collecting community. Nason’s was not the only formidable collection sold.
The auction also included a part of Randy Lawrence’s headline-making, award-winning Alfred Pennyworth collection, most famous, until now, for having been stolen from a South Florida self-storage locker in January 2019. Lawrence spent nearly two years, almost entirely by himself, tracking down the purloined collection ranked among the finest in CGC’s “Batman” registry. Once returned, Lawrence decided to consign the entirety of the collection to Heritage, which auctioned off 200 Golden Age titles from what is
The iconic cover art for The Uncanny XMen No. 268, featuring Captain This copy of Detective Comics No. 27 America and Wolverine and Black sold for $1.5 million, the highest aucWidow, realized $300,000. tion price ever realized for a “Batman” comic book. called the Alfred Pennyworth collection. Those books alone shattered pre-auction expectations by realizing more than $1 million, and there remain hundreds more “Batman” books to come from Lawrence’s collection in January and February events, including his Silver Age titles. “Our expectations were
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Textile Expert Laura Johnson Joins Winterthur Johnson Brings Vast Experience As The Institution’s First Linda Eaton Associate Curator Of Textiles Laura E. Johnson has joined Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library as the new Linda Eaton Associate Curator of Textiles. “Laura has a diverse, interesting background in both the science and interpretation of textiles, as well as textiles in design,” said Eaton, the John L. and Marjorie P. McGraw director of collections and senior curator of textiles at Winterthur. “She is a valuable addition to our fine staff, and we are thrilled that she has come home to us.” Dr. Johnson joins Winterthur from Historic New England, where she served as associate curator beginning in 2010 until
her promotion to curator in 2018 while working on a wide range of projects for its 37 historic properties and permanent collections. Johnson curated two exhibitions: “Mementos: Jewelry of Life and Love from Historic New England’s Collection” and “Head to Toe: Hats and Shoes from the collection of Historic New England.” She also worked on several textile reproductions for Beauport, Henry Davis Sleeper’s iconic Gloucester home. Johnson holds a doctorate in the History of American Civilization from the University of Delaware, as well as master’s degrees in Early American
Culture from the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture and in Public History from the University of Illinois at Springfield. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Archaeological Studies from the University of Texas at Austin. Before joining Historic New England, Johnson worked for 10 years as a contract archaeologist in Illinois, where her examination of fiber impressions in
Late Woodland pottery led her to the interpretive and textile side of material culture. As an intern at the Illinois State Museum, Johnson worked on its Amish quilt collection. Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter’s interiors for the Fred Harvey Company introduced her to the importance of considering interior design and material culture holistically, allowing her to combine her archaeological and
textile backgrounds. During her graduate studies at Winterthur, she examined the textile trade of William Penn’s provincial secretary, James Logan, and the role textiles played to create, reinforce, or sometimes break the connections between Euro-American and Indigenous groups in the early American Southeast. As a curatorial assistant, she curated the exhibition “Made for the
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Flea Market Every make the collection a continual Tues., Fri. & Sat. 7:30 A.M. source of inspiration and educa550 S. New Street, tion for all of Winterthurâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s students, members, and visitors. It Dover, DE 19901 is my goal to strengthen ties with (302) 734-3441 our surrounding communities Estates Welcome - Over by listening to them and how 150 Flea Market Vendors, Indoors & Outdoors our collections might interest them, reflect a broader range of Americans past and present, PENNSYLVANIA and reach new audiences through textiles. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an honor to KLEINFELTERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S AUCTION inherit the stewardship and care 105 N. Chapel Street of such a world-class collection, LEBANON, PA 17046 one I accept with great humility. Auctions Thurs. 1 P.M. I am not the first to say this, but For Information Phone (717) 272-7078 (717) 272-4227 cloth is life.â&#x20AC;?
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FURNITURE: Several Barrister Bookcases; Roll top desk; Oak drop leaf table; Treadle sewing machine; Jelly cupboard; washstands; Bow front china; DRS; LRS; BRS; Barrel Table/chairs; bar stools; plank bottom chairs; recliners; Dough tray; Butter Churn; Grandfather clock; Chest of drawers; dresser w/mirror; antique stands; hall tree; ART: Ned Smith Prints; Reverse Painting; 18 Wallace Nutting; PRIMITIVES/COLLECTIBLES; Griswold Cast Iron collection; Cast Iron people/dog/etc.; Hall Jewel T collection; Mantle clocks; Railroad pictures, lanterns, etc.; RR spikes; CROCKS; JUGS; Pyrex bowls; Sad & vintage irons; antique blue plates; collectible plates; HUMMELS: lots of local advertisements; antique utensils; Shirley Temple; depression; ANTIQUE COLLECTIBLE CAMERAS; Oil Lamp collection; fossils; Rakestraws Milk Can; mini oil cans; LONGBERGERÂŽ collection to include miniatures, JW, Cancer, etc.; TOYS: Winross & Hess Trucks; Far mall; John Deere; International; Toy tractors; Royal Racer Sled; Thundercat toys; dolls; blocks; children books; old toys; etc. TOOLS/SPORTS: SNAP-ON; MAC; Jacks; Long handled garden tools; gas cans; pitch forks; antique car plates; Cast Safe; Bear Rug; Deer mounts; antlers; TRACTORS/VEHICLE/ETC.: Kubota B7100 4WD (1850 hours); International 574 Diesel Tractor (5695 hours) w/2250 loader; 3 pt. hitch brush hog; Suzuki Quad Runner 4x4 2532k miles; back rack hitch; dump cart; 1986 Silverado Suburban current inspection w/86k miles; Cub Cadet LTX 1050 VT V Twin Hydrostatic 459 hours; Simplicity Snowblower; Push Mowers; Generator 4000 XL; APPLIANCES: GE upright freezer; Gibson Chest freezer; 2 guns not on property until day of sale. OUTDOOR ITEMS: Picnic tables; patio furniture; lawn ornaments; NOTE: EXCEPTIONAL ANTIQUE AND VARIETY SALE, something for everyone. Only a partial listing too much to list. Check www.haars.com for pictures and updates. Hardyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auction Service, AU00002795L, 717-432-3779. Terms: Cash, good PA Check, Credit Card w/fee. Please follow COVID-19 guidelines. Announcements day of sale take precedence. Not responsible for accidents. BLIZZARD DATE JANUARY 16, 2021
This merganser hen by Ira Hudson The red head by Nathan Cobb Jr. sold sold for $66,000. for $55,200.
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November sale for decoy makers. The sale featured the collection of the late Jim and Pat Doherty, with many exciting decoys being offered. Items from the Doherty collection rounded out the top lots in the sale, including a merganser and a black duck by Ira Hudson that sold for $66,000 and $54,000. Jim Doherty, of New Jersey, was a longtime major collector. Bidding was done via phone, absentee, and online through Invaluable, Bidsquare, and LiveAuctioneers. The sale was live streamed to bidders. The total for the sale hit midestimate, pushing Guyette & Deeterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 2020 auction total to over $10.5 million. While this
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Dealer & Collector Supplies Available at Heritage Antique Center 2750 N Reading Rd Rt. 272 Reinholds, PA. 17569. Open 7 days, 10am to 5pm.
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ANNUAL NEW YEAR’S DAY AUCTION Antiques, Furniture, Collectibles, Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags, Delaware State Fair & Harrington Raceway Stock, Estate Jewelry, Gold Coins, Vehicles, Model A, Carolina Skiff & More
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 2021 AT 9:00 A.M. Location: Wilson’s Auction Sales, Inc., Route 113,
LINCOLN, DELAWARE - In the “Gallery” (Red Building) 9:00 AM: A Selection of Quality Lamps w/Hand Painted Shades To Include: Victorian hanging lamp w/cut prisms, iron hanging lamp w/milk glass shade, several GWTW, china stem lamp, brass table lamps, brass banquet & piano lamps, bracket lamp, brass student lamp, crock lamp, brass floor lamps & others. Cranberry tumble up water sets, crystal stemware, hd ptd bride’s baskets, vases, bowls & cruets, oil lamps, Hummel figurines, collection of Roseville pottery, carnival glass, Delaware glass, Mary Gregory, Ansonia drop octagon schoolhouse clock, wall clock, Moore time & tide clock. Framed Art: A selection of quality framed prints-many signed & numbered. Civil War letter dated 1869 from US Army 4th DE Infantry Union soldier Stephen W. Vandiver w/original envelope & $5 Confederate note. Collection of Delaware Milk Bottles To Include: T.C. Donovan, Green Lawn Dairy-Lewes; W.B. Deputy & Sons-Harrington; E. John Hearn, Greenland Farm Dairy-Laurel; Fraim’s Dairy “Buy U.S. War Bonds”-Wilmington; Fry’s Sanitary Dairy-Milford; Thompson’s Dairy-Dover; Sanitary Dairy Co.-Dover; C. Arlington Pepper-Georgetown; Byron Pepper & Son’s-Georgetown; Byron Pepper & Son’s-Georgetown; Draper’s Farm “King Cole”-Milton; Rehoboth Dairy; John J. Hurd-Smyrna; Silver Hill-Milford; W.B. Mears-Seaford & others - List & Pictures On Our Website. Advertising Signs: Stroehmann Sunbeam Bread; Kendall GT-1 Motor Oils; Texaco pump plate; dbl sided Amoco; Grape Ola & others. Piano babies, cut & pressed glass, Noritake, Delft tiles, Delft Delaware tobacco jar, Monarch china–“Montana Rose”, collection of June McKenna Santa figurines, Longaberger baskets, brass bucket, lanterns & candleholders, carved swan, blue decorated crocks, metal toy cannon, hames mirror, wooden masher inscribed “Old Whites Church 1780-1984”, wooden mincemeat buckets, early kitchen utensils, and much more not listed.
1:00 PM: Live Low Digit Delaware License Tags: FT86; PC209; 1931; 2510; 3833; 8504; C6337; 19757; 97212. Delaware State Fair Stock: 7 Shares. Harrington Raceway Stock: 8 Shares. Vehicles: ’13 Ford Fusion-One Owner w/22k miles; ’96 Cadillac Seville-Garage Kept w/82k miles; ’95 Buick LeSabre–Family Owned, Garage Kept w/ 75k miles; Model A: 1930 Model A- All Original with only 3 Sussex County owners. Boat: ’02 Carolina Skiff 19DLX w/console, Suzuki 90hp & ‘03 Venture trailer-comes with boat reg, trailer title & paperwork. We are still accepting tags & vehicles…check our web site for updated listings. Estate Jewelry: 8k moonstone ring; 14k ? ctw diamond halo ring; 14k 1/2ct marquise cut diamond ring; 14k 1ct sapphire & diamond ring; 18k antique ? ctw diamond band; 14k diamond & sapphire cocktail ring; 14k 1ctw keepsake diamond ring; 14k 1/2tw diamond swirl ring; 14k amethyst ring; 10k 1/2ctw Victorian diamond ring; 18k filigree diamond & sapphire engagement ring; sterling Wedgewood ring w/cupid; sterling & onyx poison ring; 14k filigree marquise cut citrine ring; 10k gold filigree chrysoprase ring; 14k filigree diamond lavaliere and more not listed. Coins To Include: 1914-D $ 2 ? gold coin; 1902-S $5 gold coin; silver dollars; & an assortment of other old money.
3:00 P.M.: There will be a large selection of quality furnishings, antique to contemporary, for every room in the home to include: Thomasville eight pc dining room suite, cherry nine pc dining room suite, cherry five pc king bedroom suite, mahogany three, four & five pc bedroom suites, bowed glass china cabinets, oak c/f dining table w/six cane seat chairs, oak sideboard, Victorian parlor suite & hall tree, grandfather clocks, Wurlitzer spinet piano w/bench, oak & maple drop front secretary bookcases, cherry high boy chest, cherry triple dresser w/mirror, Victorian dresser w/mirror, oak d/f desk, lighted curio cabinets, cherry marble top chest, walnut cylinder desk, roll top desk, 3 section stack bookcase, several walnut marble top tables & stands, pine d/l gate leg tables, oak wash stand, maple hall seat, mahogany QA tea table, four legged pedestal table, oak library table, pine four drawer chest, dove tailed blanket chest, flat top trunk, cedar lined jewelry chest, jewelry armoires, cedar chests, plant stands, Victorian spool leg tables, coat tree, vintage baby cradle, cane rockers, coffee & end tables, walnut ndlpt chair, piano stool, gilt & decorative wall mirrors, iron tier stand, oak commode, quilt stand, and more. PREVIEW: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 FROM 11:00 A.M. TIL 4:00 P.M. Terms: Payment in full on the day of sale with cash, approved check, debit card, or major credit card. A 5% clerking fee will be charged on all credit card transactions. No Buyer’s Premium. All items being sold “As Is- Where Is” with no expressed or implied warranties. Announcements made by Auctioneer day of sale take precedence over all advertisements. ALL AUCTION PARTICIPANTS MUST COMPLY WITH CDC REGULATIONS REGARDING COVID-19. IF YOU ARE SICK, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND. Auctioneer’s Note: Make plans to attend this important Annual Labor Day Auction that you cannot afford to miss, featuring Two Living Estates - Donald & Mary Carey of Milton, DE & Donald & Carroll McKnatt of Harrington, DE. Also selling other select consignments. Several auctioneers will be selling throughout the day, so bring a friend. Visit our web site to view select color photos of items in this auction, and more will be added as they become available.
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