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1

Ladies hats
6 different pieces. 2 boxes are empty.

2

8 Men's hats
The uniform cap has brass buttons that have the initials CUS on them. My research indicates that could be Canadian Customs but I couldn't confirm it. Sizes run 7-7 3/8 for the bowler.

3

Assorted women's purses and gloves
Fine leather gloves include elbow length. About 20 purses, clutches and overnight bags.

4

GAF View Master Tour Theater
Appears to be complete and in very good condition. A quick review of my childhood friends didn't dredge up any memories of anybody that had one of these. Most of us were just lucky if our mom tied a pork chop around our neck so the dog would play with us.

5

12 reel packs and a viewer
The Lost In Space series is well written with a riveting storyline and top notch acting. A must see.

6

Testors McCoy 40 Series 21 gas airplane engine.
Appears to have seen little or no use.

7

Original, solid copper porch light from a factory home in Kohler Village.
Removed at some point for an update, this porch light is entirely original and retains its original glass, bulb socket and finish. 12"H x 7"W. For more information on the houses that these were used on, visit: https://sah-archipedia.org/buildings/WI-01-SB8  

8

Kisco Circular Airspray Fan
I've heard these referred to as banker's fans because they don't send papers flying. 10" x 8"

9

Replogle 10" reference globe
Fair condition but could use a wipe down.

10

Pair of decorated porcelain plaques
Each painted with cherubs. Unsigned. One back missing. The other labeled Marshall Field & Co. Chicago, Picture Dept.

11

Mattel, Inc. A Strange Change Toy Featuring The Lost World
Exceptional condition! Stock No. 4581 Copyright 1967. Complete toy with the addition of an extra, opened, blister accessory pack of of creaturlings. Beyond cool when it hit the market this toy would cause irregular heartbeats with the Consumer Product Safety Commission if it was brought back.

12

Assorted die cast vehicles.
Only one red line Hot Wheels and it's in tough shape.

13

Early American decorator starter kit.
Includes a brass B&H Radiant hanging lamp font converted for table use and a wooden bowl screwed to a wooden column with 3 leg base. If I could have found a milk can with an eagle decal I would have added it to this.

14

Leitz Wetzlar Trinovid 7 x 35 binoculars
Old school but very high quality and in excellent original condition. Made in Germany. By Germans.

15

Thermos double bottle picnic set with food containers
Another time warp piece is this picnic set that apparently never saw use if the paper labels are any indication. 

16

M.R.C. Enya 60 Model 7032 airplane engine
Probably never used. Includes original paperwork but I didn't want to clean up all of the foam crumbs so it's still in the bottom of the box.

17

Mammy ramp walker.
Made in USA. Probably a Wilson. Good condition. Works. 4 1/4".

18

Large lot of modern Christmas decorations.
Mostly newer but something may have slipped through.

19

6 assorted P. Buckley Moss framed pictures and others.
Includes 4 parian plaques

20

7 modern, decorator duck decoys
2 by Fred Leonard, an S. Mayrs, a Norm Walsh and others plus a book.

21

3 Mickey Mouse Scuffy shoe polish boxes
I pulled these out of a kitchen cupboard where I imagine they've been sitting since new. Gorgeous condition. Repair to end flap on blue and white box. Boxes only. 5" H

22

Travelling backgammon game and cased poker chips.
Chips are plastic.

23

Bausch & Lomb Ray-Ban Aviator Sun Glasses
Traditional aviators. Suitable for Presidential use.

24

3 hand carved bird heads and a pewter Hudson eagle
The carver is William "Bill" Gier from Sheboygan. I can't find any record of him but he does exceptional work. Carved from wood and mounted to weighted bases. Glass eyes. Bald Eagle, Red Tail Hawk and a Great Horned Owl. 

25

4 better quality composition dolls including a Nun
Possibly some Madame Alexander in here. Plus clothes.

26

Full, sealed bottle of Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac.
Well stored.

27

Mahogany cellarette
Overall very good condition but one glass has been replaced. No key. I have no idea if it's 1820 or 1920. Probably the latter.

28

Dr Seuss, Big Little & Golden Books
The Cat In The Hat appears to be 1st Edition. 

29

Goofy Foot "Nash" Skateboard
22 1/4"

30

Stanley Handyman Hy-Lo Drive No. Hi220 Drill, Blue Bird Tin Snips & WI Tax Service Die
The Wisconsin Tax Service Die seems like it would have been used on heavy card stock. Also, a few drill bits included.

31

Atom Ant Thermos & a Fisher Price Toy lunchbox
The Thermos is in pretty good condition.

32

O.S. Max S35 Stunt Airplane gas engine
Ogawa Model Mfg. Corp. Has seen use but appears to be light.

33

Plumb Boy Scout hatchet with sheath
All original. 11"

34

Smith Corona Silent manual typewriter w/floating shift
Clean. Action is free.

35

36

Pair of glass table lamps
29". Loss of silver plate to metal trim.

37

Decorative items
A seashell, butterfly diorama, enameled bowl and wicker basket, 18"W.

38

Wrought firewood holder and a bellows.
Dry rot to the bellows leather. Log holder is decent 20's-30s construction, probably original to the house. See lot #7.

39

Lesney Matchbox Skybuster Aiport Playcase #507918
Designed for both Matchbox Cars and Sky Buster planes, this airport is in good, original condition and includes 5 Sky Buster planes. The Canuck plane is missing the canopy. Copywright 1975.

40

Tsuge Esterd briar, silver & ivory pipe NIB
Never smoked.

41

Plumb Official Boy Scout axe w/sheath
Marked on the handle an "axe", it's more along the lines of a hatchet at 13". All original.

42

Quantity of Balsa wood and part of a plane kit
Several good sized pieces in here up to 1" x 6" x 36" plank.

43

Glass Medical or Barber Sterilization Cabinet
Complete but cross decal on door is lifting. 7.5" x 10" x 11".

44

O. S. Max 30 gas airplane engine
Ogawa Model Co. Light, if any use.

45

Asian carved wood fisherman
Has damage as pictured. This could be your road to riches. Or it could be a broken, souvenir grade prize from a Chinese carnival. 19"

46

GE General Electric "All Purpose" fan
Also known as a TV fan due to its size and shape. Designed to be used as a table top fan or can be wall mounted in several positions. 2 speed. Manufacturer's model No. A2 or F15A2. Dates to the early 60s. 13.5" x 14" x 8"

47

Rocks. And Arrowheads.
Several agates, polished and other rocks. Includes sugar quartz arrowhead.

48

1950s Den starter set.
GE radio with chipped case and a pair of brass lamps with damage to one shade as shown.

48A

Flexible Flyer No 41H Airline Pilot Sled w/ optional backrest.
It's a shame that the decal is partially missing as the rest of the sled is in gorgeous condition. The optional backrest was an "extra" that's not commonly found. Can be dated by the use of the safety runner. At some point manufacturers decided to spend on extra 30 cents on the additional metal required to round up the back of the runner. Makes you wonder how many kids had to lose an eyeball to the old style straight runners after piling it up at the bottom of the hill 

49

Handwerck 119-13 Doll 5
Composition and wood body. She's all there but needs a little reconstructive surgery. Open mouth. Sleepy eyes. Pierced ears. About 26".

50

Ogawa O.S. Max 19 airplane gas engine w/Jetstream Silencer
Appears to have been used.

50A

Carl Forslund Quaint Furniture Grand Rapids, MI, carved bird and letter rack plus Vict framed prints
Not sure about the bird. Somewhere between a long billed dowitcher and a woodcock. You decide.

51

8 wooden duck decoys and 10 heads
A grab bag.

51A

Model airplane books and built tank models
As shown.

52

Mercury glass curtain tie backs and brass curtain clips.
The brass spring clips are marked Germany.

53

Machine made game marbles and a large snow globe.
Stands 12" on a walnut base.

54

Polly Shorrock, Shackman and other dolls and doll house accessories.
The dolls in the lower right are unmarked but well detailed and well made. 

55

Large assortment of quality doll house furniture
Most of the wood furniture is mahogany and at least a few pieces retain Marshall Field Co. stickers on them. The grand piano is a Swiss Thorens music box.This is pretty good quality as far as doll house furnishings go. One of the corner cupboards has a $2.70 MF price tag on it. That's over $20 by today's equivalent.

56

Four baseball bats and a telescope.
If you're good with the bat, you'll need the telescope. Steve Garvey, Pee Wee Reese and Mickey Mantle. Louisville Slugger and others.

57

Large lot of assorted dolls.
Mostly plastic and vinyl but the doll in the lower left is a compo Madame Alexander.

58

Singer Featherweight Portable Sewing Machine 221-1
Wear to the case but the machine is clean and in good condition. 

59

Large collection of WWII and military related books.
Mostly aviation. 

60

Ogawa O.S. Max III 29 airplane gas engine w/muffler
Appears to have seen use.

61

Madame Alexander Scarlett Doll
From the modern porcelain collection. About 22".

62

1970s baseball souvenir helmets and a Seattle Seahawks Football helmet.
Brewers, San Diego Padres, Houston Astros and Seattle Seahawks.

63

1960s Tim McAuliffe KM Pro baseball caps
Los Angeles Dodgers, California Angels & San Francisco Giants. Good condition. Leather bands. 

64

Mirro Matic Colormode Electric Coffee 22 cup Percolator
Model M-9293-39. As my dad would have said, "Now the Poppy Red model, that's the hard one to find. You can find Harvest Gold and Avocado all day long. But the Poppy Red ones almost never show up." Has the obligatory white medical tape on the base with Nancy Dummer's name on it for social use. Has seen very little use. Basket and perc tube are present, just not pictures.

65

Large lot of dolls and a marionette.
The large Effanbee has a music box built in to her back. 

66

Many model airplane parts and accessories.
24 wood propellors, 8" - 12" plus 2 plastics; Aluminum and plastic propellor spinners, (nosecones?) several NIB; tethering wire; 3 & 4 blade props; NOS 12" canopy, Engine mounts; NOS engine test unit, Tires and more.

67

Santa ramp walker
Made in USA. Good condition. 4.5". Works

68

Monogram Snoopy Snap Tite model
Snoopy needs a cleaning but he's in good shape. Copyright 1970. Somebody wrote on the box cover. 

69

Ethnic cloth dolls
6 total.

70

Belleek Willets 10" Bowl and a pair of lead Angelus bookends
I looked at this bowl 3 times before I saw a short hairline in the bottom. Shame, too, as it's a really nice bowl.

71

Assorted bird and animal books
Some nice coffee table books in here.

72

Classic Nesco Electric Full Size Roaster
Hasn't seen a lot of use. They last forever and are invaluable if you're hosting for the holidays.

73

Ruby Flash Cognac decanter
16"

74

3 Hummel figurines
16 2/0 has base chip. Basket Girl & Chimney Sweep are both Full Bee, Tmk 2.

75

3 box set of Ideal Motorific Race Tracks
The only vehicles I could find are pictured. I can't guarantee that any of the sets are complete. 

76

Lot of cut and other crystal
The bowl, vase and 2 of the decanters are signed Waterford. 

77

Large assortment of sterling silver flatware and tableware
The butter knife is coin silver. The candlesticks are solid sterling; not weighted. 63.69 troy ounces total weight not including the coasters. Butter knife is included in weight.

78

Several small dolls.
Largest is 6.5"

79

Several china head dolls.
Largest is 12"

80

Two pair of ginger jars
12" and 13", including wooden bases

81

Large assortment of silver plated table and flatware
Plus a brass pantry scoop.

82

Tabu Hawaiian Ukulele
Very clean, but 2 separations on the back as shown. 21". Yes, I had originally described this as a mandolin. I have no idea why as I'm aware of the difference. Old age, I guess.

83

Gremlin Adjustomatic acoustic guitar by Jackson Guldan
No splits. Made in America.

84

3 sets of Chinese infant/toddler outfits including caps
Includes 2 books.

85

Matched pair of Heuback Koppellsdorf 275 8/0 porcelain dolls
Kid bodies. Legs on one doll require repair. No damage to hands.

86

Large assortment of older Christmas ornaments
Includes some feather tree ornaments.

87

Pair of Armand Marseille "Just Me" dolls
Hands have damage. One arm is separated. 9.5".

88

Grete 2 doll marked P.M. (Porzellanfabrik Mengersgereuth)
14" compo body. Broken fingers.

89

Mattel Vac-U-Form Toy No. 0422 Ca. 1962
Again, another toy that doesn't appear to have seen any use. The power cord is still factory wound and the caution paper is still mounted in the heat well. Many of the forms are still attached to the sprue cards. I suspect the only reason that the glue has seen use is that it was commandeered for airplane models. Includes 4 NOS packs of accessory plastic sheets. 

90

Lot of 4 vinyl dolls, crib and assorted clothes.
Includes large Patti Playpal. Patti exhibits some signs of androgenic alopecia. 

91

Ogawa O.S. Max III 15 gas airplane engine
Damage to casting on exhaust port.

92

Japan tin litho US Army friction drive Star Jeep in box by Tada
Box and toy are both in near mint condition. Jeep is 7.5" long.

93

Carrom brand double sided carrom board
Excellent condition. With original box.

94

Men's accoutrement set.
Includes a WS signed "skull cracker" walking stick and an early model W Remington Foursome electric shaver.

95

An assortment of newer and older dolls.
Includes 2 English made Norah Welling Sailor figures. (We never say doll when referring to a sailor). A wire body Gremlin Getter, vinyl & cloth dolls and a Lester ventriloquist doll by Eegee, ca. 1973

96

Several pressed steel trucks and toys.
Considering how well they took care of most of their toys it's a wonder these lived in the sandbox. Tonka Motor Transport with no vehicles, Doepke Adams motor grader, Doepke Heiliner, Tonka Allied Van Lines semi and several smaller vehicles.

97

Dinky Supertoys Tank Transporter by Meccano
An uncommon toy on this side of the pond. A Thornycroft Mighty Antar pulling a 660 tank transporter with a 651 Centurion Tank. Good condition. 13" with ramps down.

97A

Buster Brown & Tighe cast iron still bank by Arcade
About as clean as you'll ever find one. 5" x 4.5"

97B

Marx tin litho Tanks Corps 12 wind up mechanical toy
Complete and in good condition. Functions but does not shoot sparks from machine gun ports. 10" x 5"

98

Cast iron garden urn and twig birdhouse.
Urn is 29"W x 13"H. Bird condo is 24"H

99

Cast iron still "Bank"
Very good condition. 4" x 5.5"

100

Cast iron Blue Heron doorstop by Albany Foundry
#83. 7.5". Nice original paint.

101

Cast iron scalding kettle fire jacket panel
This is part of a stove that was made specifically to hold a scalding kettle. It's about 25" W. The last photo shows a stove that would have used this type of jacket. The complete stove is for illustration only and is NOT part of the auction; you're only getting this panel.

102

2 cast iron match holders
A tabletop ladies boot and a wall hung urn.

103

Hanging medicine cabinet with mirror
14" x 25" x 7". This is an old cabinet but somebody took the liberty of distress painting it for you.

104

Cast iron still "bank"
3.25" x 4.5".

105

A nice Swedish tina
I don't know if the Swedes also call them tinas, but I do. Good condition.5.5" x 4.25". I was unable to translate the lid.

106

Cast iron lift top match holder.
Bare metal. 4"W

107

Hanging spice cabinet.
I've never seen a 6 drawer model before. Maybe they were special order only. 

108

Hanging walnut corner cabinet w/beveled mirror
13" x 29" x 9"

109

2 mini jugs
An Old Continental Whiskey and a bail handled jug. Each about 3.25"

110

A small jug and a signed Hermann snuff jar.
You could make the argument that this isn't really a snuff jar but in the early days of WI stoneware collecting this size was uniformly referred to as a snuff jar so that works for me. About 7" The little ovoid is about 3 3/4" It can be a Whitewater if you'd like but I wouldn't take that public.
 

111

Double bail handle Winnebago basket
Some minor breaks. Displays well. 20" x 12" x 11"

112

Hall's Excelsior mechanical bank and a Self Closing lift top bank
The hall's has had some remodeling done to the roof and the figure is missing. The self closing is bare metal.

113

3 mounted pheasants
They're a little old and a little tired but if you put 'em up high enough nobody will notice.

114

Unusual match and spent match cast iron holder
Not a common form. 6.25"

115

GE Monitor top cast iron advertising still bank
3.75"

116

A cast aluminum glove form.
Detachable thumb is missing. Gauntlet is sheet steel. 20"

117

Nest of 3 wooden bowls
Largest is 16.75". Smallest has traces of a blue wash. Middle bowl is checked.

118

Junior Safe Deposit Cast Iron and steel combination still bank
Great original paint. 4.5"

119

Folding Tin Candle Lantern
One pane needs to have the retainer strip resoldered but aside from that it's in pretty nice shape. 4.25sq x 8"H not including the handle.

120

Dietz Junior Wagon Lamp
Bullseye lens has a crack but the rest of the lantern is pretty nice including the red lens.

121

Matte green art pottery vase and a Van Briggle flower frog
The5.5" vase is marked "CC". My mind is not elastic enough to think that what that really means is Chicago Crucible.

122

Miniature Dazey countertop butter churn and a 6 hole candle mold.
I personally suspect that both of these pieces are newer than older but you're free to disagree.

123

Lap top coffee grinder
6.25" square. Label is illegible.

124

Blacksmith made double outside calipers
17.25"H

125

Pierced tin charcoal foot warmer
With hearts. Complete with charcoal pan.  9" x 8" x 6".

126

Victorian walnut wall pocket
12" x 18" x 4"

127

Lap top coffee grinder
Stamped steel and cast iron. 6.5"sq.

128

Decorated Norwegian Tina
Simply marker "Noreg". 4.25" x 4" x 3.25"

129

Early Dutch Onion bottle and a blue sponge pitcher
About an early a bottle as you'll find around here and damge free also. The pitcher had hairlines and a minor chip.

130

Gray enamel coffee pot with pewter trim and a spittoon
Pot, or at least the glass portion, made by Gardella Mfg. Cleveland, O.

131

2 decorative cast iron items
The oak leaves are 13.5" x 7" and the other thing is 9".

132

"New Driver" reflective bead car plate
This is hilarious. The Scarlet Letter of the automotive world. Made by Scioto Sign Co. Kenton, OH. Steel. 10" x 6"

133

Fitzgerald Star-Rite brass blade table fan

Model 422. Untested. 10.5"H

134

Nice footstool in old paint.
Somewhere between mustard and not white. 23" x 12" x 11"

135

Neat wooden cleaver
Too small to be a trade sign. Maybe it hung inside over the meat department? Made in 3 pieces, the scales are separate pieces as they would be on a real cleaver. 17.25" x 6"

136

Cast iron Scarlet Tanager door stop
6"

137

Daisy 867 Spice Grinder
The label is missing but these were made by A.C. Williams. Sometimes referred to as toys, it is a working grinder. 2.5"sq

138

Cast iron toy cannon.
Despite the fact that it has a bore and a touch hole I suspect that even the smallest charge would turn this into instant shrapnel. 7.5" x 5"

139

Western Stoneware Chief Sleepy Pitcher
Unsigned. Stained and crazed but no chips or cracks. 6.5"

140

Detailed carving of a woman's wooden shoe
Had thread laces at one time.5.5"

141

No. 326 White City Puzzle Safe cast iron bank by Nicol & Co.
Made to commemorate the Chicago World's Fair Colombian Exposition. Door knob has been replaced. 3.5"H

142

C. Parker safety door cast iron match holder
6"H

143

Punch decorated wooden tina
Repair to side. Missing handle. 9"W

144

Cutlery box in old blue
Nice piece. Splay side. 11.5" x 7.5"

145

2 pc swan butter mold
Stamp is 2.5"W

146

2 pc wheat shock butter mold
Stamp is 3"W

147

Shock of wheat butter stamp
4.5"W

148

Unusual spice cabinet in the form of a step back cupboard
Cherry, walnut & pine. Repaired damage to one drawer front. 11.25" x 16.5" x 5"

149

Burglar Proof House Safe Cast Iron Bank
Damage to locking mechanism. 6"H

150

Victorian walnut Eastlake "God Bless Our Home" towel bar.
22" x 15" x 4.5"

151

"Matches Are Cheaper Than Gas" cast iron match holder
Wells for live and spent matches."Turn Off Burner When Not Using". 7.5" x 4.5"

152

Weller Glendale vase
Bird with nest. Has line at top. 8"

153

Opalescent swirl glass shade.
Fitted for a 3" ring. 8"+

154

Oak splint half basket
Minor splint damage. 9"W x 5"D

155

Large, decorated tina
Oak, pine and basswood. Glue repair to base. 21" x 12.5" x 6.5"

156

John Blaul & Sons Cottage Blend Coffee Tin
Cottage shaped tin litho container with image of elderly woman, children and pets in front of cottage. Wear to surfaces. 7" x 7.5" x 4.5"

156A

Cast iron cat doorstop
8"

157

Scarce Chicago Crucible Co. Art Pottery Vase
4 raised panels in the manner of a scarab beetle. Mottled green and brown glaze. No apparent damage.  4.75" x 3.25"

158

Carved wood whimsy of captive balls and a chain, of sorts.
Captive balls are 9.5" long. Links are 31".

159

Cast iron match safe.
Designed to rest on a horizontal surface. No damage. Bare metal. 4.25" x 5"

160

Rampant cast iron horse bank on base
7" x 7.5"

161

Roseville green Hexagon bowl
No damage. 6"

162

Cobalt and salt glaze match holder
Hairline. 3"H

163

Cast iron pack dog still bank
Replaced screw. 5.5"L

164

Cast iron nickel plated Connecticut Foundry elephant bookend
Single bookend. Well marked. 6" x 6"

165

Gibbs horse and covered wagon mechanical pull toy.
As the wagon is pulled the horse's legs move via steel rods attached to the wagon wheels. One side of the horse paper litho is missing. Ca. 1910 

166

2 gallon Red Wing reverse oval/wing
Tight hairline at base. No chips.

167

Folk art carved bank in the form of a bench or stool
Well carved. Small chip around nail. 7.5" x 5" x 4"

168

Counter top butter churn in mustard paint
Marked in pencil under lid, "From Vermont". 22" x 17" x 11"

169

Cutlery box made from embossed wood
14" x 4" x 10" 

170

3 gallon Red Wing Birch Leaves Ice Water crock
Small, tight crow's foot on reverse does not penetrate. Crow's foot, approximately 2" dia., is on inside of the backside and is not visible from the outside. Spigot has been removed for potential shipping. This revealed an existing chip under the spigot flange. No other chips. No lid.

171

Fulper double handle vase
Excellent condition. 7.5"H

172

1/4 sawed oak shelf.
Quite a substantial piece. No veneer. Well made, designed and proportioned. Original finish. 37" x 12" x 7"

173

Hand carved Swiss Edelweiss spoon
About 7"

174

Cast iron Turkey still bank
3.5"H

175

Handel patinated bronze table lamp base.
Finish in good condition. 3 socket. Ridged ball chains pulls. Embroidered tape signature on base felt. 11" x 20"

176

Blacksmith made stump hook
These were designed for stump removal when land was being cleared. The hook was pounded into the stump, (note the peening) and a chain was inserted into the grab hook and then wrapped around the stump. A team of oxen would walk in a circle and twist the stump out of the ground. Far more force could be exerted this way then by trying to remove it with a dead pull. 

177

Billiken cast iron still bank
4.25"H

178

Matte green jardiniere
8.5"H

179

Copper tea kettle and coffee pot
The tea kettle is dovetailed and the top of the handle strap is stamped O.A. Gundersen. The 6 pt coffee pot has Britannia trim and a solder repair to the lid finial. 10" and 9" H respectively.

180

Humphries Specifics 2 drawer adverting walnut case.
Glass top with gold lettering on the reverse. Divided drawers. 23" x 8" x 17"

181

French Bulldog cast iron still bank
Or Boston. Or whatever. Marked Design Pat 1914 on reverse. 3.75"H

182

Burley Winter Art Pottery Jardiniere
Crooksville OH. No damage. Bottom signed. 11" x 8.25"

183

Oak A&C Adjustable book rack
16" X 6' X 6'. Adustable to 27"

184

Classic Halley's Comet ruby flash weathervane.
All original. No damage. No repairs. 22.5"

185

Quarter sawed oak A&C waste basket
9"sq x 16"H. All 4 sides have a similar design carved into them.

186

"Beauty" cast iron horse still bank
5" x 4"

187

Quarter sawed oak A&C coat & hat rack
3 hooks have been replaced but they did a good job of it. Not noticeable without examination. 30" x 8.5".

188

2 pieces of art pottery
The bowl is similar to, but not quite, Roseville Carnelian I and is unmarked. The hanging basket is most likely Ohio. The flaw in the bottom of the basket is factory. 7" and 6" respectively

189

Horse weather vane and a copper arrow weathervane
The horse is well ventilated but what's a weather vane without a few bullet holes? Horse is 9.5" x 8.5". Arrow is 16" and was originally nickel plated but has lost most of it. 

190

Cast iron pig still bank.
5" x 3"

191

Matte green A&C jardiniere
Decoration appears to be a floral medallion. Unmarked. 13" x 9.5"

192

2 small wall hangings
A&C oak children kissing and an steel engraving of a church marked Ulm Munster. Both roughly 6" x 8"

193

Plated cast iron dresser mirror with cherubs
Original mirror. The swing foot has been replaced but it has no bearing on the function. 11.6" x 9"

194

Firkin in salmon wash
The lid has been replaced but well matched. 10" x 14"

195

Rampant horse still bank
Traces of gold paint. 5"

196

Rookwood bowl and flower frog in green
Both pieces are marked. Ca. 1915. Bowl is 1309, frog is 1821C. No damage noted.

197

Quarter sawed oak low table
Nicely made with original finish. 14" sq x 17"H

198

Cast iron rooster still bank
Bare metal. 5" H

199

2 sewing birds
This style dates to the 1950s. 

200

A&C matte green jardinere pedestal.
It's always easier to find the jardiniere than the pedestal so we've done the hard part for you. 10" x 21"

201

Reed & Barton 1917 duck pin bowling trophy
It's a bit misshapen but where do you find a duck pin trophy? The image of the bowler is done is silver. 10"

202

Chas. A. Zahn Co. back bar whiskey bottle decanter
This firm was located in Chicago. 12"

203

Thrift Dial Bank & cast iron Mutt and Jeff
M&J is a repro. Thrift is steel.

204

Royal Hager horse statue
R451. 2 minor base chips. 13" x 9.5" 

205

Weller hanging bowl
Bottom signed Weller Ware ink stamp. The picture of the signature isn't blurry, that's just how it looks. 11.5" x 3"

206

Small folk art trunk
Decoratively carved lid. Mixed woods. 9" x 4" x 5"

207

Cast iron "Bank"
2.75" sq x 5.5"

208

Folk art rooster carving and a mounted Indian souvenir
Rooster is 6" x 6". Indian is 5"H

209

7 drawer spicebox
Nice. Clean. 7.5" x 11" x 3"

210

Owl expanding book rack
Brass plated cast iron end caps. Expands from 9" to 16"

211

Tulip decorated jardiniere
Some chips, one to foot. 11" x 8"

212

Art Nouveau Pairpoint candlestick
Form 6189. Loss of plating, otherwise good condition. 11"

213

Weller Coppertone flower frog
5.5"

214

Masonic walnut match holder and a covered box
Holder is 9"H. Box is 6" dia. 

215

Quarter sawed oak A&C book shelf
Original finish. 14" x 22" x 10"

216

Decker's Iowa advertising cast iron pig bank
Decker's made "hog rings", a metal staple inserted into a pig's nose to keep it from rooting.

217

Quarter sawed oak A&C coat & hat rack
2 bottom hooks are missing. Inner frame is rebated for mirror or glass and image. Nice original finish. 24" x 20"

218

Matte green A&C umbrella jar.
Good condition. Light spot is unglazed, not chipped. Unsigned. 10" x 21"

219

Cast iron cat door stop
Substantial casting. 7"

220

Jardiniere base
No damage noted. 10" x 18"

221

Cast iron dog with pack still bank
Old green and black over gold. 8" x 6"

222

Impressive Navajo 7’8” x 4”10” 5 color rug;
Some color run. Some minor separation in weave but overall very good condition.

223

Weller vase
Normal crazing but no damage noted. 12" 

224

Eastlake walnut clock shelf w/a drawer and another shelf
The second shelf is newer but styled in the old manner. The Eastlake is 21" x 9" x 6"

225

A really nice buttocks basket.
15"
 

226

A footstool
Brown over old red. 15.5" x 9" x 7.5"

227

2 cast iron mail box still banks
5" & 4"

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3 cast iron banks
The small house on the left is a cutey. The larger of the 2 bank buildings is missing its finial.

228

3 matte green A&C shallow bowls.
Good condition. No patterns or embossing. All are about 9".

229

3 dogs in a hamper cast iron door stop.
7" x 6"

230

Walnut and cherry cutlery box.
Splay side. 12.5" x 4.5" x 9"

231

A beaver top hat with travelling case.
A survivor. Hat is in good condition. Case has a few miles on it. About 7 1/8 or so. 

232

1920s "A Night In Venice" framed print.
Plus a modern DeLaval framed piece.

233

A butternut shelf.
25" x 10" x 8"

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A matte green A&C vase
Good condition. Embossed 87 on the bottom. 6.5" x 12"

235

Nickel plated commercial spittoon
Weighted base. Shows normal signs of use. 8" x 12"

236

Mini rustic couch and easel
Couch is old but unsigned. Easel frame is newer. Couch is 9.5"W

237

Pine shelf in old paint
Has a nice, primitive look to it. 33" x 8" x7"

238

2 small house style cast iron banks
Tallest is 3"

239

Flower basket cast iron door stop.
9.5"

240

Quarter sawed oak A&C stand
Nice form. Could use some tightening but nothing serious. Over varnished. 16"W x 18"H

241

8' Whimsy carved wooden chain
They even went through the effort to make both slip and grab hooks.

242

Framed African bull elephant print by Guy Coheleach
31" x 26"

243

Framed African Cape Buffalo by Guy Coheleach
34" x 28"

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Pair of framed pheasants
28" x 22"

244

Pair of framed American Indian prints by McCarthy
23" x 24" and 21" x 26"

245

Framed Cheetah and Thompson's Gazelle print by Guy Coheleach
32" x 27"

246

Framed Clouded Leopard print by Guy Coheleach
26" x 32"

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Framed leopard print by Guy Coheleach
35" x 29"

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Framed African Elephant by Guy Coheleach
35" x 28"

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Framed "Tiger Head" by Guy Coheleach
21" x 25"

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Framed "Leopard Head" by Guy Coheleach
21" x 25"

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Framed Trumpeter Swans by Don Eckelberry
36" x 30"

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Framed American Indian print by McCarthy
30" x 25"

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Framed US Army Cavalry print by McCarthy
35" x 26"

254

Framed stagecoach robbery print by McCarthy
30" x 34"

255

Framed "Show's On" clown print by Iver Rose
Water damage appears to be limited to matting and frame, but....
30" x 36" See lot 278
 

256

Framed "Jungle Jaguar" print by Guy Coheleach
36" x 30" Includes a framed print with personalized inscription by the artist.

257

Set of 2 unframed bird prints by Guy Coheleach & John Ruthven
American Kestrel 16" x 20" and Bufflehead Duck 21" x 17"

258

Unframed Bobcat by Richard Evans Younger
26" x 17"

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Unframed set of 4 bird prints by Guy Coheleach.
Purple Gallinule, Wood Thrush, Black caped Chickadee, and Kirtland's Warbler. 12" x 15", on average

259

Pair of unframed American Indian prints by McCarthy
20" x 16" and 26" x 19"

260

Assorted unframed prints and images plus several rigid portfolios and storage cases.
These have all been stored rolled and are better suited for poster use.

261

Unframed "Common Egret" print by Guy Coheleach.
30" x 23"

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Unframed "Snowy Owl" print by Guy Coheleach
34" x 24"

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Unframed "Ivory Billed Woodpecker" print by Guy Coheleach
22" x 30"

264

Unframed "Alert And Ready" White Gyrfalcon print by Don Eckelberry
23" x 31"

265

Unframed "White Eared Puffbird" print by Don Eckelberry
12" x 16"

266

Unframed Wapiti Stag by Guy Coheleach
23" x 30"

267

Framed Great Horned Owl print by Guy Coheleach
30" x 36"

268

Framed 1920s print of woman with urn
18" x 32"

269

Novelty framed print of gun dogs
Applied gun, game bag and powder horn with oak leaf branches and acorns plus hanging game. 36" x 22"

270

Signed Nelson scenic pastel
The colors really "pop" on this. 39" x 20"

271

Autumn colors scenic pastel
26" x 14"

272

1800s ROG framed mirror and cottage scene
11" x 21"

273

Framed image of a seated Asian man
Appears to be hand done but I can't be certain. 21" x 41"

274

Framed tiger print by Guy Coheleach
43" x 35"

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Framed "African Lion" by Guy Coheleach
36" x 31"

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Framed "Jungle Jaguar" by Coheleach
32" x 28"

277

Framed Leopard print by Guy Coheleach
31" x 36"

278

Framed "Hiya Folks" clown print by Iver Rose
30" x 36" See lot 255

279

Framed Siberian Tiger by Guy Coheleach
30" x 36"

280

28' aluminum extension ladder
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281

Ladies fur trimmed leather coat
Good condition. 

282

Embroidered Asian Garment
Some fading and material damage on sleaves, as shown.

283

4 vintage ladies garments
I love the word ""vintage". It says nothing and everything all at the same time. And yes, I'm aware that most major design and fashion houses don't do their promotional photo shots in front of an aluminum extension ladder.

284

Ladies fur short coat
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285

3 pieces of children's bedding
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286

Applique Quilt
Entirely hand quilted. Nice condition.

287

Bicentennial commemorative quilt
Each panel stitch signed by the maker.

288

Ladies full length fur coat.
Good condition. I know if my last name was Haugen I'd be all over this. 

289

6' classic Adirondack "Arrow" toboggan
Ready for the slopes.

290

1800s solid mahogany drop leaf table
No veneer on this quality piece. I suspect this was originally part of one of those gargantuan 3 piece banquet sets as the top has been reset. Regardless, they did a fair job of it and it makes for a more practical table. 76" x 60" when open. 25" x 60" closed. 29.5"H.

291

Unmatched pair of 1960s/1970s hanging lamps
When people ask me what type of things they should be buying ahead of the collecting curve, my advice is always the same. Buy the best quality that you can find in any given category. Don't buy 50, $2 items. Buy 2, $50 items. These lamps fit the criteria.

292

Pine rope bed
Side rails have ben converted to accept a standard mattress. On occasion I hear people complain that the bed isn't original if it's been converted from rope. As a youngster I slept on a conventional rope bed with a feather tick and I'm hear to tell you there should be a federal law prohibiting that.

293

Matched pair of early beds
Walnut. Could be butternut but I'm leaning toward walnut. These don't appear to have ever been rope beds. Outfitted with brass rods for bed skirts.

294

Matched pair of mahogany 1800s corner cupboards
I don't get enough pre civil war furniture through here to be intimately familiar with all of the design and construction styles but I'd bet a shiny new dime that these are both late 1800s revival pieces done in a mixed style my dad would have called "Chippelwhite". Some condition issues here and there but nothing that should be deal breaker.

295

Cherry 2 drawer work table
Split in the top. Pulls appear to be Sandwich glass. 21" sq x 29"H

296

Signed L.&J.G. Stickley oak sewing rocker
30"H

297

Red decal signed Stickley youth rocker
It appears to be the "looped G" decal but you decide. Damage to the leather seat. The paperboard and duct tape repair to the underside may not be considered historically correct. 23"

298

Signed Conrey Davis oak A&C umbrella/cane stand
Missing bottom tray. 11.5" sq x 29"H

299

Steel hall tree w/cast iron hooks & legs
70"

300

Cherry & mahogany chest of drawers
Some veneer loss. 42" x 45" x 20"

301

Cherry & mahogany 3 drawer chest.
Filled alignment holes from a long gone mirror. 41" x 36" x 19"

302

Period, mahogany flip top game table
A minor piece or two of veneer loss. 34" x 30" x 17"

303

Solid mahogany A&C 2 drawer library table
And by solid, I mean solid. No veneer here anywhere. Even the secondary wood is solid quarter sawed oak. Good pulls; not cheesy look-a-likes. I spent a fair amount of time researching this hoping to find a marked example but no luck. The number "16" is stamped into the wood in discreet places, if that helps you at all. I did find one other that was identical in every respect but it was also unsigned and unattributed. The construction is good but not over the top. The top boards are not splined which has lead to some separation along the joint lines. Appears to be original finish. Needs some TLC to be 100% but I think this pieces is worth it. 48" x 29" x 30"

304

Hanging electric light fixture.
About a 26" drop as currently configured.

305

Old game board
Single sided. Good look to it. 29" x 19"

306

Old game board.
Double sided but wired for hanging. 13" sq

307

Early pin top pine 1 drawer, stretcher base table
Deep overhang. Remnants of an old red finish. Small enough that you don't have to rearrange the entire room to accommodate it. A nice piece. 36" x 28" x 27"

308

Signed Mt Lebanon Shakers No. 5 arm rocker.
Original finish. Woven cloth seat. A rare visitor to the WI market. 38.5" H

309

Cherry tilt top candle stand
An early style. The usual reinforcing repairs to the legs. A handsome piece. Top is 23" x 17.5" oval. 27.5"H

310

Walnut corner chair with needlepoint seat.
30.5"

311

Rollfast boy's 26" single speed bike
Whitewall tires hold air. Good condition and will clean up well.

312

Splint seat chair
This started life as a rocker but it now identifies as a chair. The seat was replaced but they did a good job. Arms are sightly figured tiger maple. At 51" it's fairly imposing

313

Arm rocker with woven seat and back
41"

313A

Walnut marble top Victorian dresser
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314

Ice cream stool
24"

315

Modern flip top cherry wood game table
Made in the Victorian style. 29"H

316

Converted rope bed
Maple

317

Mastercraft cedar chest.
Made in MN of TN red cedar. Still has a good nose to it.

318

An aftermarket car top carrier.
This was originally bought for and used on a 1960s VW Beetle. Comes with oversized cups for use on curved roofs. If you're bidding on Lot 15 you should be bidding on this, too.

319

Unmatched pair of wrought iron floor lamps
No shades.

320

Child's table and chair set
Birch. Original finish. 28"W x 22"H

321

Oak hall tree
69"

322

InStep Engine No. 7 Fire & Rescue pedal car
This is a modern reproduction. Missing ladders. Due to a stiff hip I did not test it. Bell works.

323

Oak thing.
Probably was used to cover speakers at one time. Would make a heckuva picture frame. 70" x 37"

324

"The Burn Off" print signed by Robert Burkert
44" x 34"

325

Framed Bald Eagle print by Guy Coheleach
36" x 43"

326

Child or doll size hanky drawer dresser in pine
Well made and nicely proportioned. 24" x 27" x 11"

327

Barwick Grandfather clock ca. 1974
Ran for a little while but this isn't the most level floor in town. 75"

328

Art Nouveau frame with classic image
18" x 11"

329

Outstanding sheet metal architectural finial
I sold this the first time many years ago when were selling off the collection of Al & Izzy Muckerheide. Where Al picked it up is anybody's guess but he had an eye for good items decades before most people had ever heard the word antique. It is a striking piece and worthy of a spot in any top collection. Red paint over sheet metal construction. Joints are soldered. Bottom is open. 26.5" H

330

Mahogany & mahogany crotch grain veneer chest
Minor veneer loss. 41" x 41" x 20"

331

The Barritt - Serviss Star & Planet Finder ca. 1906
This is so cool. Very good condition. The dial rotates to align with the sky for any given time of year. Aside from the obvious eye appeal I find it amazing that it even survived considering that it's made from paperboard. Designed to hang. 15" sq.

332

"Ise Good Now" framed Mabel Lucie Atwell print
11" x 14" 

333

Pair of 1940s glass dresser lamps
About 9"H

334

Cherry wood 4 drawer chest.
Top has been squared off. 42" x 46" x 20"

335

Cherry wood 4 drawer chest.
This is a good looking piece. The "missing" pull from the top drawer is present. 42" x 41" x 19"

336

1920s framed print of a church
16" x 21" Comes with a late Victorian walnut framed mirror, not pictured.

337

Reiske Sand & Gravel Corp. Germantown, WI sign
Made by the Hartford Sign & Neon Co. Paint on galvanized steel. 48" x 8".

338

"Nancy" hand tinted lithograph
13" x 17"

339

Nice Victorian walnut cylinder front desk.
A little Eastlake, a little Aesthetic. Ready to put in place. 43" x 87" x 22"

340

Unmatched pair of chairs
Chair on the right could use a bit of tightening. Has original rush seat. 

341

Ice cream table and chair set
Needs some TLC but you were looking for a great winter project anyway. Right?

342

Matched pair of carved mahogany, needle point chairs
Professionally redone at some point, you could actually sit in these and not automatically have a folding chair.

343

1956 Hotpoint Model 17S302 Portable TV
Possibly the coolest TV you will ever see. It is in such good condition that for a moment I thought it was a repro, like all those Crosley radios you see kicking around. But no, it's legit. At a bidder's request I plugged it in to see what the tube did; that's the last picture. It smelled hot almost immediately so I promptly unplugged it. 16" x 13" x 17"

344

1965-1968 Green Bay Packers nodder bobble head realistic real face
No repairs. Minor decal wear.

345

4 pc yellow gold jewelry set.
Necklace (13"), pin back brooch, screw post earrings and a ring.The ring is marked 14K and is a different style than the rest of the set. The other pieces all match and are unmarked but tested as 10K. The amethyst colored stones are untested. Total weight of all pieces is 2.475ozt. Weight of the set minus the ring is 2.315 ozt. As a heads up if you plan on wearing this, the necklace is for a very small neck.

346

Gold, sterling & other jewelry
The ring is unmarked but tests as 10K. 

347

Dragon Pin & earring set.
Marked MMA & MFA. Large pin is 2.25"

348

Assorted costume jewelry.
Includes modern, Victorian, signed, rhinestone & more.

349

Assorted costume and other jewelry
The 23" amber necklace on the right appears to be genuine. 

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Assorted costume & other jewelry.
The necklace on the lower left has what appear to be natural pearls.

353

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Political Willkie 1940 campaign pin. LAST ITEM IN AUCTION
I've looked high and low to find another example of this pin. Nada. Not in my reference books. Not online. Not anywhere. I have a hard time believing there aren't others, but it can't be terribly common. About 2" wide.

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