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TIFFANY - Glass - Pottery
- Furniture - Artwork Thursday, July 30, 2009 at 5:00 PM Nora Bill-McKerr Estate in conjunction with the Richard
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TIFFANY - Bronze and glass candlestick 17" tall (as is) 1892-1902 mark, ROOKWOOD vase-1886 Matthew Daley, mat finish; BOARDMAN-Pewter 10" plate, DELDARE-cup/saucer, QUEZEL-pulled feather shade, ROLY POLY-Shopkeeper (early). Large Quantity 19th century art glass to include: Cranberry enameled water set, collection satin glass; rose bowls, vases, tumblers, etc., End of Day, Jack in the Pulpit vases, cut glass, carnival glass, perfumes, opalescent collection; rare tumble-up, colored pattern glass, vaseline collection, sulphide marbles, more. LAMPS: many kerosene lamps, slag, shades, bases, burners, floor bases, etc., PORCELAIN/POTTERY: Minton, quantity Limoges, collection Royal Doulton Character jugs (large/small), unusual Dickens ware trivet, Royal Bayreuth, Wedgwood, quantity of Rockingham pottery, transfer ware, moustache cups, hair receivers, Delft clock; Group pickle caster sets (one rare revolving example), celluloid collectibles, brass items, buttons, political buttons, several train sets, variety of toys, advertising, stoneware, Carnage and other clocks, microscopes, pocket knives, cloisonne, Linens, Musical instruments, HOHNER accordians, Violins (bow sgd. F. Idlich , Edison table phonos, youth wagon "Paris Coaster, FURNITURE to include: marble top stands, brass stand, quantity misc. chairs, tables, country armoire (dovetailed), store shelf (overpinted, square nailed) many trunks; ARTWORK to include Wallace Nutting prints, etchings, engravings, watercolors, oils, framed lithographs, mirrors, large Quantity of dimension rough cut lumber (beams etc.), hand tools, horse tack; 1983 PLYMOUTH Gran Fury four door sedan, VIN: 23PBB26P20R251522 with 101,000 registered odometer miles, automatic transmission, AM/FM radio, (sold on Thursday evening at 7:00 PM); complete complement of HOUSEHOLD furnishings and accessories, old and new hand tools, scrap metal. NOTE: this is a multi-generational auction. As is often advertised - we are still unpacking- expect to find substantial MORE treasures! But, the adage, "One photo is worth a thousand words" is quite true in this case. Have fun browsing at the treasures in the unusually large 148 photo gallery presentation. On Thursday evening we will be selling "lesser value" (quite a dichotomy) items. Plan on Saturday to be an exciting event with treasure after treasure! The Tiffany candlestick will be sold at about 11:00 AM. PARKING: there is no parking on either side of South Pearl Street. There is ample parking on nearby side streets. Drive to the auction site, drop off chairs and attendees, then park. We will help guide supervised removal at the conclusion of each auction. On Saturday, the Lutheran Church across the street is having a garage/rummage sale. Please respect their parking lot and DO NOT park there! Preview one hour prior to each auction or now in the photo gallery and get driving directions with our location maps. TERMS: 10% Buyers Premium; payment with cash, New York State drawn check, VISA/MC. Auction authorized by Richard Bill. |
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David A. Koeberle Telephone:
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The
following offering is a large collection of 19th/20th
century antiques and collectibles. Since the death of Mrs. Bill her
collection has remained undisturbed until this liquidation. As the
contents are so varied, the following listing is merely a very small
representation.