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210318 Dryfka Blanchard
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Kewaskum, WI 53040 |
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Bidding Starts: Thursday Mar 18, 06:45 PM Bidding Ends: Tuesday Mar 23, 07:00 PM |
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Online Auction |
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Paul Auction Co. Inc. Contact: Mike Paul Phone: 262-338-3030 Email: mike@paulauction.com Website: www.paulauction.com GoToAuction.com ID#: 5932 View company information and listings |
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When you register as a new bidder the credit card you register with will have an authorization check performed. In order to successfully register, the address that you register under must match the address on the credit card. The credit card used for registration will be automatically charged following the auction unless you make payment during the scheduled pick up time. If alternative payment is approved we accept cash, personal or cashier’s checks or wire transfers. Certain purchases such as coins, precious metals and vehicles may require payment by wire transfer or certified cashier’s check ONLY. Please read the description of the items to see if these terms apply to your purchase. Purchases made by check may be held until your check clears.
10% Buyers Fee applies to all purchases. 3% additional convenience fee when payment is made by credit card. Sales tax of 5.5% is also collected unless you have a seller’s permit on file with Paul Auction Co. Sales tax applies to Buyers fee. You must tell us by phone call or email, prior to the close of auction, if you plan to use a resale number EVEN IF YOU ALREADY HAVE ONE ON FILE WITH US. $10 Handgun transfer fee for each handgun purchased. All FFL Rules & Regulations apply. Firearms transferred at our facility will only be sold to WI residents of legal age. All other bidders must make arrangements to have the firearm shipped to an FFL holder of their choice. Additional shipping charges will apply to all firearms. Call for clarification. This auction features an auto bid extend. When a bid is placed in the final 2 minutes of bidding the auction bidding will automatically be extended 2 minutes from the time the bid was placed. ie: If an auction is scheduled to close at 7:00PM, receives a bid at 6:59 the close time will automatically extend two minutes. The auto extend feature remains active until no further bids are received within a 2 minute time frame. Paul Auction Co. Inc. does not test items for authenticity or suitability. Although every effort is made to objectively describe the merchandise, personal inspection on the part of the bidder is strongly encouraged. Measurements are approximate sizes. If the description does not match the photograph please contact us for clarification. Any item(s) not removed on the scheduled pickup date or dates will be considered abandoned and will be forfeited unless alternate pick up or shipping arrangements were made prior to load out. Shipping is available for certain items; call to confirm. Shipped items will incur a minimum $6.00 materials fee in addition to actual shipping charges. Shipping and packing labor is charged out at $26.00 per hour or fraction thereof. Although some packing material or boxes may be available at Paul Auction Hall, it is recommended that you bring adequate supplies with you. * All items are sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" with all faults. * No implied or express warranties. * All descriptions believed accurate but not warranted. * Bidder inspection is encouraged. * By placing a bid, bidder signifies that they have examined the items to their satisfaction, or that they have chosen not to personally examine them. * Paul Auction Co. Inc. reserves the right to reject any bid at our sole discretion. * Applicable taxes of 5.5% sales tax will be charged unless a sales tax exemption form is provided. * Buyer's premium of 10% will be charged. An additional charge of 3% applies to credit card purchases. * In the event of failure of the online bidding system or other technical failure, Paul Auction Co. Inc reserves the right to cancel and/or reopen the auction. The bidder contract entered into is enforceable between the bidder whose name is registered to the account regardless of who placed the bid and Paul Auction Co. Inc. Bidder and auctioneers agree that the terms listed below shall govern this auction. 1. Full payment shall be made before any items leave the premises. 2. Terms of auction: All auctions and all items are sold absolute regardless of price. Paul Auction Co. Inc. reserves the right to bid on behalf of the 3rd party bidders or as principal. Paul Auction Co. Inc. reserves the right to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots, or withdraw any lot or lots from the auction. Payment for purchases must be made according to terms of each particular auction. All checks must be made payable to Paul Auction Co. Inc. A Buyers fee will be added to bid price to arrive at the sale price. Sales tax will be applied to buyers fee. All sales are subject to State Sales Tax Laws. Bidder agrees not to stop payment on checks or disallow a sight draft and is responsible for any expenses due to collection of bad checks. Bidder agrees not to pursue charge backs on any credit card payments. 3. NO WARRANTY: The descriptions of items in this auction are believed to be correct. Never the less, neither those descriptions nor any oral statements made by Owner, its Officers, Agents or Employees of auctions concerning any item shall be constructed as a warranty, either express or implied. ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS - WHERE IS. I, the buyer, have examined this merchandise and accept it the way it is. 4. SETTLEMENT: Must be made at the conclusion of the auction. Nothing is to be removed until settled for. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the Buyer at time of purchase, and Buyer assumes all risk of loss and damage to property. Owner and Auctioneers agree that merchandise may remain on the auction premises for a period of time following the auction. The date by which all merchandise must be removed from the premises will be announced by Auctioneer. 5. RESALE: Auctioneers reserve the right to resell any property not paid for in full on auction day. The Buyer shall be responsible to Auctioneers for any expenses of resale and collection and damages resulting from the resale. 6. INJURY & DAMAGE: Bidder acknowledges responsibility for any personal injury or property damage caused by Bidder or his Agent, and further agrees to hold Auctioneers, Owners, its Officers, or Employees harmless for any personal injury to himself or his Agents and any property damage incurred on auction premises. 7. By registering for this auction you give Paul Auction Co. 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ONLINE ANTIQUE AUCTION TRADITIONAL ANTIQUES, ADVERTISING, TOYS, KEWASKUM, WI STARTS THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 7PM INSPECTION MONDAY, MARCH 22, 2-6PM. STARTS CLOSING TUE. MARCH 23, 7PM PICK UP BY LAST NAME A-K 3/24 & L-Z 3/25, 2-6PM LOCATION: N131 County Rd S. 1.5 miles north of Kewaskum. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: The combined Estates of Lucy “Ann” Blanchard, Port Washington and Don Dryfka, Kewaskum. Both were old time Collector/Dealers and have a great assortment of traditional antiques & collectibles. For full ad of over 600 lots and photos visit: www.paulauction.com. Choice items include 1987 Plymouth Reliant K LE station wagon with only 36,000 miles! Super clean! 14’ Aluma Craft row boat model F-7; Johnson 20hp o/b & 5.5hp; JD 317 & 56 mowers, snow blower, deck & 80 cart, wheel weights; Simplicity 860 snow blower; DR walk behind string trimmer; 5kw generator; 1935 folk art working model of a steam traction engine and Rumely thrash machine; Good tramp art; 7 slag table and hanging lamps & other good lighting; Oil street lamp; Vict hanging lamp; GWTW lamp; German hand lanterns; LeCoultre Atmos clock; Colonial 5 tube grandfather clock; Set of 6 Schlitz pressback tavern chairs; Hamm’s classic waterfall/canoe motion sign; Blatz bullet light sign; Adv, So. Germantown rolling pin; Joseph Wolf pre hutch cobalt soda; Pre Bigger Hair can; Lithia wood quarter barrel; Putnam dye cabinet; Seltzer bottles; Old Milwaukee cooler; Old beer trays; Beer bottles; Lots of beer items & adv.; Adv tins; Lots of other advertising; Mobil Oil outboard gas can; Excellent triple curved glass oak china cabinet with leaded crystal doors; Oak showcase; Walnut counter top showcase; Nice vitrine; Lg Early American hutch; Cupboards; Oak tavern table; Oak tbls & roll top desk; Jelly cupboard in old red; 1867 Immigrant trunk; Oak ice box; Butternut dressers; Deacon’s bench; Hired man’s bed/coffee tbl; Oak pedestals; Great 50’s shadow mirror; 5pcs cast iron patio furniture; Blanchard butter churn; Pat’d clothes washer; 1881 spinning wheel, old blue; Elgin & Enterprise flywheel coffee grinders; Butcher scale; Warren brass beam scale; Many scales; Edison cylinder phonograph; NCR 323 register for parts; 6gl Hermann deco churn; RW stoneware to 15gl; Blue & White bail butter crock; Carnival glass; Jadeite; Great Limoges fish set w/12 plates & master; Flow blue; Nippon; 1984 US Olympic incl $10 gold & (2) $1 silver, 1986 US Ellis Island Prestige set, Silver dollars & other coins; Silver medallions; Horse Blanket silver cert; Early Teddy Bear; Unique Art & Strauss Ethnic toys; Good Halloween & Christmas decorations; Feather trees to 5’; Lightning rod with full body copper cow vane; Lightning rod balls; Lap & wall grinders; Cast iron cookware; Copper cookware; Brass pails; Enamelware; Strauss Alabama Coon Jigger; Unique Art Jazzbo Jim; 5pc carpet train; Shoefly horse; Still banks; Dolls; Children’s books; Quilts; Textiles; Steam whistle; Sig P226 9mm Pistol; Colt .25 pistol; Mahogany Yacht wheel; Team signed 1958 Red Sox baseball w/ Ted Williams sig; Hartland Braves figurines; Duck decoys; Stihl 024 AV chainsaw; John Deere 317 tractor; Wagon wheels; Scalding kettle; Bobsled; Farm primitives; MUCH more. TERMS: Cash, check or credit card. Full terms online @ www.paulauction.com. Buyer’s fee 10%, 3% convenience fee for CC. Tax collected. REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER Mike Paul No 28 PAUL AUCTION COMPANY, INC. Kewaskum, WI 53040 1-262-338-3030 0A Terms & Conditions When you register as a new bidder the credit card you register with will have an authorization check performed. In order to successfully register, the address that you register under must match the address on the credit card. The credit card used for registration will be automatically charged following the auction unless you make payment during the scheduled pick up time. If alternative payment is approved we accept cash, personal or cashier’s checks or wire transfers. Certain purchases such as coins, precious metals and vehicles may require payment by wire transfer or certified cashier’s check ONLY. Please read the description of the items to see if these terms apply to your purchase. Purchases made by check may be held until your check clears. 10% Buyers Fee applies to all purchases. 3% additional convenience fee when payment is made by credit card. Sales tax of 5.5% is also collected unless you have a seller’s permit on file with Paul Auction Co. Sales tax applies to Buyers fee. You must tell us by phone call or email, prior to the close of auction, if you plan to use a resale number EVEN IF YOU ALREADY HAVE ONE ON FILE WITH US. $10 Handgun transfer fee for each handgun purchased. All FFL Rules & Regulations apply. Firearms transferred at our facility will only be sold to WI residents of legal age. All other bidders must make arrangements to have the firearm shipped to an FFL holder of their choice. Additional shipping charges will apply to all firearms. Call for clarification. This auction features an auto bid extend. When a bid is placed in the final 2 minutes of bidding the auction bidding will automatically be extended 2 minutes from the time the bid was placed. ie: If an auction is scheduled to close at 7:00PM, receives a bid at 6:59 the close time will automatically extend two minutes. The auto extend feature remains active until no further bids are received within a 2 minute time frame. Paul Auction Co. Inc. does not test items for authenticity or suitability. Although every effort is made to objectively describe the merchandise, personal inspection on the part of the bidder is strongly encouraged. Measurements are approximate sizes. If the description does not match the photograph please contact us for clarification. Any item(s) not removed on the scheduled pickup date or dates will be considered abandoned and will be forfeited unless alternate pick up or shipping arrangements were made prior to load out. Shipping is available for certain items; call to confirm. Shipped items will incur a minimum $6.00 materials fee in addition to actual shipping charges. Shipping and packing labor is charged out at $26.00 per hour or fraction thereof. Although some packing material or boxes may be available at Paul Auction Hall, it is recommended that you bring adequate supplies with you. * All items are sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" with all faults. * No implied or express warranties. * All descriptions believed accurate but not warranted. * Bidder inspection is encouraged. * By placing a bid, bidder signifies that they have examined the items to their satisfaction, or that they have chosen not to personally examine them. * Paul Auction Co. Inc. reserves the right to reject any bid at our sole discretion. * Applicable taxes of 5.5% sales tax will be charged unless a sales tax exemption form is provided. * Buyer's premium of 10% will be charged. An additional charge of 3% applies to credit card purchases. * In the event of failure of the online bidding system or other technical failure, Paul Auction Co. Inc reserves the right to cancel and/or reopen the auction. The bidder contract entered into is enforceable between the bidder whose name is registered to the account regardless of who placed the bid and Paul Auction Co. Inc. Bidder and auctioneers agree that the terms listed below shall govern this auction. 1. Full payment shall be made before any items leave the premises. 2. Terms of auction: All auctions and all items are sold absolute regardless of price. Paul Auction Co. Inc. reserves the right to bid on behalf of the 3rd party bidders or as principal. Paul Auction Co. Inc. reserves the right to divide any lot, to combine any two or more lots, or withdraw any lot or lots from the auction. Payment for purchases must be made according to terms of each particular auction. All checks must be made payable to Paul Auction Co. Inc. A Buyers fee will be added to bid price to arrive at the sale price. Sales tax will be applied to buyers fee. All sales are subject to State Sales Tax Laws. Bidder agrees not to stop payment on checks or disallow a sight draft and is responsible for any expenses due to collection of bad checks. Bidder agrees not to pursue charge backs on any credit card payments. 3. NO WARRANTY: The descriptions of items in this auction are believed to be correct. Never the less, neither those descriptions nor any oral statements made by Owner, its Officers, Agents or Employees of auctions concerning any item shall be constructed as a warranty, either express or implied. ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS - WHERE IS. I, the buyer, have examined this merchandise and accept it the way it is. 4. SETTLEMENT: Must be made at the conclusion of the auction. Nothing is to be removed until settled for. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the Buyer at time of purchase, and Buyer assumes all risk of loss and damage to property. Owner and Auctioneers agree that merchandise may remain on the auction premises for a period of time following the auction. The date by which all merchandise must be removed from the premises will be announced by Auctioneer. 5. RESALE: Auctioneers reserve the right to resell any property not paid for in full on auction day. The Buyer shall be responsible to Auctioneers for any expenses of resale and collection and damages resulting from the resale. 6. INJURY & DAMAGE: Bidder acknowledges responsibility for any personal injury or property damage caused by Bidder or his Agent, and further agrees to hold Auctioneers, Owners, its Officers, or Employees harmless for any personal injury to himself or his Agents and any property damage incurred on auction premises. 7. By registering for this auction you give Paul Auction Co. Inc. permission to add you to their mailing list. You can unsubscribe at any time. 0B Inspection Dates & Times In person inspection is on Monday, March 22 from 2-6PM at Paul Auction Hall. 0C Pick Up Times And Dates Pick up for bidders whose last names start with A-L is on Wednesday, March 24 from 2-6PM and for bidders whose last name starts with M_Z, on Thursday March 25 from 2-6PM. If you can not make these times please call me to make arrangements. 0D Terms & Conditions For Coins Buyers not previously known to us may make payment by certified funds, cash or wire transfer ONLY. There are no exceptions to this policy. 1 Lot of 7 Assorted Pieces Of Nippon Chip to the spout of the teapot. 2 Arcade Crystal No. 4 Wall Mount Coffee Grinder Missing lid, cup bracket and cup. 3 Blatz Old Heidelberg Beer Tray Some scuffs. 4 2 Piece Butter Mold with Carved Bird Design About 7". Handle is stamped, "Germany". 5 Braumeister Beer Tray Blemishes at 10:00 o'clock. 6 Majolica Tobacco Humidor of Man With Bowling Ball Hairline on shoulder. 6.5" 7 Louis F. Neuweiler's Sons Beer tray, Allemtown, PA Wear in middle of image. 8 Vapo-Cresolene Lamp and Box Vapo-Cresolene was a snake oil medicine and was designed to be placed on the tray at the top of the lamp. The heat would cause it to vaporize and the vapors were guaranteed to cure you of what ailed you. Unless it killed you first. One of the first companies to be shut down by the Pure Food and Drug Act. The lamps themselves make dandy little night lights. 9 Husting Milwaukee Blue Seltzer Bottle Correct valve. Made in Austria. 10 Lot of Assorted Stickpins. As shown. 11 Pair of Mache Mallard Ducks Small. Unmarked. 12 Arcade Wall Coffee grinder Missing cup. 13 Large Transferware Jardinière by Cauldon About 15"W x 12"H. Originally sold by Pitkin & Brooks, Chicago. Several crows foot cracks but a sound piece. 14 Unusual Enamelware Kettle with Strainer Lid. The lid is specially designed to lock under the rim and provide blockage at the spout. On the opposite side is a bail handle that provides a lifting point while locking the lid in place. The bottom has carbon build up; that's not enamel loss. About 12" W. 15 Very Clean Pint Gutsch Brewing Beer Bottle Sheboygan, WI As clean as you'll ever find one. Gutsch marked stopper. 16 3 Liter Copper Kettle For Stove Top Wood Range The stepped bottom is designed to be set into the stove top when you removed the stove lid. Handle is stamped SAW (S.A. Wassberg) Borås. Made in Sweden. 17 Lot of 4 Assorted Lathe Turned Wood Duck Decoys. None marked. 18 English Flow Blue Cauldon Candia Pattern 15.5" Handled Platter Great Condition. 19 Lot of Three assorted Beer Trays. The Pabst is clean but the other two have apologies. 20 Nigger Hair Tobacco Pail About as clean as you'll find one. Correct lid. Bright tin. Only minor scuffing on high spots. Very slight deformation as shown in last photo. 21 19" leaded, stained glass shade table lamp. Both the base and the shade are old but I'm not convinced that they were originally together. Pot metal base. Replaced sockets. Rewired. Shade has the usual cracks to some of the captive pieces. Quality shade but unmarked as is the base. About 21"H. 22 Coca Cola Thermometer by Robertson Good condition. 16 3/8". 23 Wood Duck Decoy Unmarked. 24 Great Nippon Mug of Hunter? Indian? Shooting a Buck From A Canoe A nice piece. 25 Toleware Candle Lantern Nice tin lantern with all the guards and glass in place. One wire needs to be soldered. May have been originally designed as an oil lamp but is now a candle lantern. 4" x 4" x 14". 26 Wehr Milwaukee Bronze Cigar Box Opener and Bottle Opener Can't have one without the other. 27 Nice, Large Brass Teachers Desk Bell Original clangerizer. Good color. 7"W x 11"H. 28 Blue & White Enamelware Double boiler Clean 29 Single Roseville Freesia Green Candlestick 1161 4 1/2 No damage. 30 Majolica Tobacco Humidor of Black? Youth with Pipe. Side panel image of girl playing with doll. 3.5" x 3.5" x 6". 31 Mache Roly Poly of Policeman. About 8.5" H. Has some condition issues as shown. 32 E.L. Husting Milwaukee Pint Beer Bottle with Husting Stopper. Like lot 15, they don't come much cleaner or nicer. 33 Hand Hammered Copper Mold Good condition. 8" 34 Caramel and Amethyst Slag Glass 20" Table Lamp Unmarked. 25" H. Iron base. Solder separation to slip ring on shade. 35 Grey Granite Bucket with Tin Lid Very clean. 6.5" W x 6" H 36 Whistle Bottling Green Seltzer Bottle With Wisconsin Bottling faucet 37 Flue Plate of Children 9 3/4" 38 Cold Painted Bulldog with Eye Bandage Made in Austria. 4" x 2 3/4". 39 Lot of Two 1909 & 1910 Calendar Plates One with Bonduel advertising. 40 Griswold No. 26 958 Cast Iron Vienna Roll Pan Minor surface rust. 41 Milwaukee Brewing Co. Quart Blob Beer Bottle Dug bottle. 42 Lot of Two Mini Lamps Blue one has enamel birch tree decorations. Tallest is 10" with chimney. 43 Lot of Two Duck Decoys Drake is balsa. 44 2 Piece Butter Mold with Carved Swan Design As shown 45 Sheet Iron 8" Cowbell Replaced clapper and it does have a small chip on the edge. But it's not like your cow will care. 46 Three Piece Lot of Porcelain Dishware No marks. Better quality. 47 Wagner Ware Double Loaf Cast Iron Pan Made in USA. Scarce form. 13" x 2" x 6.5" 48 E.L. Husting Milwaukee Blue Seltzer Bottle With correct faucet. 49 Mixed Lot Of Asst'd Smoking & Tobacco Paraphernalia Stoneware spittoon, dirty but apparently undamaged; Nigger Hair tobacco pail, missing lid and on off condition, Duck form cigarette box; Arcadia Tobacco can; Three States Tobacco tin; Rust Oleum Zippo Lighter. 50 Green Glass Water Set with Enamel Decorations and 5 Tumblers As shown. 51 3 Gallon Red Wing Rib Cage Salt Glaze Crock Immaculate condition. Unsigned. 52 Sunny Side Coal Co. Advertising Cast Iron Match Holder Located in IL. Operated from 1899 - 1924. 5.5"H 53 Wooden Duck Decoy Turned head. 10" 54 Lot of Two Blatz Old Heidelberg Mugs As shown. 55 Lot of Three Queen Louise of Prussia Portrait Pieces Flagon is 14". Piece on far right is a Vienna Art Plate advertising John Pritzlaff Hardware Co. of Milwaukee. 56 Lot of Two Elephant Pieces Still bank and novelty piece. The still bank is old. 57 Handmade Copper Pail with Pouring Spout & Handle Unmarked. Great condition and color. 14"H x 10"W 58 Pattern Glass Finger Lamp 8.5" without chimney. 59 Chain Frame Picture with 3 Men of the Cloth Enjoying a Radish and Beer Lunch On the reverse: May, 1935. I got this picture when I opened my cafe in 1935 from Mrs. Harris. It was then about 100 years old. Bebe Langowski Minto, N.D. (Edit- It was highly unlikely that it was anywhere near 100 years old in 1935.) 60 Cranberry Opalescent Hobnail Bride's Basket Probably a marriage but I've seen worse. 12"H. 10" bowl. 61 Figural Table Lamp with "PEACE" Globe 15" I looked high and low and can't find another example. From the style I would guess post WWI. 62 Large Cobalt and Enameled Vase with Gold Wash Jack-In-The-Pulpit decoration. 16"H. 63 Independent Burg Brau Advertising Beer Mug Independent Brewing Association, Ernst Bros. Chicago, IL. Mug made by Thuemler Mfg. Co. Rochester, PA. 64 Sheet Iron 8" Cowbell As shown. 65 Very Unusual Enamelware Utensil Patented by S.D. Smith on June 22, 1909, this was a multipurpose item that could be used for steam cooking, fruit syrup distillation, water bath canning and other purposes. The design is such that you effectively have an inverted bucket within a bucket. Not pictured is a canning jar lift out basket. 11"W x 17"H. 66 Chain Frame Advertising Picture J.J. Meier Clintonville, WI Jeweler. 8" x 6" 67 Clark's O.N.T. Spool Cotton 2 Drawer Thread Cabinet. ROG drawer panels. Good condition. 22" x 15"" 68 Lot of Four Asst'd Portrait Plates. Twp porcelain and two metal although they are not true Vienna Art plates. 69 Elgin National Double Flywheel Coffee Mill No. 46 Original configuration. Never been "lampified". Catch bin and hopper finial have most likely been replaced. 70 7" Sheet Iron Cow Bell As shown. 71 Simple Finger Oil Lamp Applied glass finger loop. 72 Victorian Art Glass Enameled Blue Water Set Complete 73 Post Card Collection Primarily colored. A few RPPC. Mostly greeting and holiday. 74 Blue and White Enamelware Coffee Boiler 11" 75 Lot of 4 Asst'd Ceramic Novelties Comical face bell; 2 cow creamers- 1 German, 1 Czech, black is damaged; Occupied Japan of young lady who has apparently just discovered the magical powers of Tequila. Finger damage on the party girl. 76 Mastercrafters Starlight Electric Clock Model No. 146. Both the clock and the light work. The panel is edge lit from the base. These look very cool in a dark room. An excellent addition to your MCM decor. 77 H.F. Bartsch & Son, Hustisford Chain Frame Advertising 10" x 8" 78 John Graf and Ph. Madlener Milwaukee Soda Bottle. Extra clean 79 Table Lamp with ROG Shade Base is unmarked but of exceptional weight for it size and of very good quality. Shade is artist signed "Amber". Almost certainly a marriage but it works well enough. 28" 80 Matched Pair of Flow Blue and Gold Decorated Vases I was not able to find the makers mark in any of my reference books. Appears to be "B.B.B." in a double circle with a European style Eagle in the center. 9.5" 81 "World's Fair 1893" Crystal Bell Made By Libbey 4.5" 82 Dovetailed, Handmade Copper Poacher Tin washed. Exceptionally heavy for its size. 12" x 5.5" 83 Lot of Two Scenic Prints. Sheep is 30" x 20". Other is 23" x 33". 84 Frank F. Leuders Rural Carrier And Delivery Columbus, WI Chain Frame Advertising As shown 85 Lot of Three Pieces of Pottery No Damage, nice pieces. 86 Enameled Cast Iron Coal Hod No shovel. 19". 87 Lot of Three Enamelware Pieces. As shown 88 Hand Hammered Dovetailed Copper Kettle Nice piece. 89 Vaseline Opalescent Hobnail Mini Lamp and Chimney Nutmeg burner. 8". 90 Exceptional Fish Set with 25" Platter and 10 Plates Limoges Coronet. Artist signed platter and plates. This set was a pride of Don's and occupied a place of honor in his dining room. 91 Oak and Metal Hat & Coat Rack Clean. 38" 92 Blue & Amethyst Slag Glass 6 Panel Table Lamp 18" Shade. Unsigned. Appears to be correct. 93 Doll Buggy with Parasol and German Doll. Nice, clean buggy. 34" L x 31" H Doll is marked Germany. Sleep eyes, open mouth, kid and cloth body. 94 6" Sheet Iron Cow Bell Silent model 95 R.S. Prussia Floral Bowl 10.5" 96 Milwaukee Brewery Co. Beer Bottle Applied crown. 97 No. 3 Brass Kettle with Bail Handle The American Brass Kettle Manufacturers. 10"W x 6.5"H 98 Lot of Three Asst'd Framed Pictures of Women and Children As shown. 99 Dugan Floral & Grapes Carnival Glass Water Set Pitcher and 2 tumblers are blue. Other 2 tumblers are green. 100 Floral GWTW Table Lamp Nice, original lamp. Top shade and font are correct to each other. Has never been electrified. Font is in good sound condition adn although I didn't test it I have no doubt that it would hold kerosene without any issues. 22" 101 Wagner Ware Krust Korn Kobs Junior Cornbread Cast Iron Pan As shown. 102 Lot of Two Floral Decorated Bowls MZ Austria is on par with RS Prussia for style and quality. 103 Hammered Copper Mold As shown. 104 Lot of Four Asst'd Brass Trivets As shown. 105 Thiersteiner Brand Pre Pro Beer Crate From Calumet Brewing Co. Chilton, WI The label for this brand is rated "E" for scarcity/value in the WI Beer Labels book so I can't imagine the cases are any more common. Interestingly, it seems that this brand may have been transferred to Jung of Random Lake. 106 Lot of Three Pretty Lady Pictures The girl with the dog is a watercolor. The round one is on paperboard and is the largest at 15" dia. 107 Pair of Occupied Japan Andrea by Sadek Figural Table Lamp bases. Although they are configured to be wired and used as electric table lamps, they are currently more of a candlestick. Established in 1936, Andrea by Sadek is still in business. It appears that they would buy blanks from different manufacturers and then decorate and resell them from their shop in New York. 11.5"H 108 New Givenchy Perfume Assortment Sample sizes. 109 Victorian Dresser Mirror This is a nice piece. Mirror is OK, just needs a cleaning. 13" 110 Lot of Two Indian Maiden Framed Prints Teens/'20s. 6.5"W x 12"H 111 Cast Iron Flat Bottom Kettle. As shown. 112 Grisbaum & Kehrein Clay Beer Bottle Joseph Grisbaum & Jacob Kehrein Brewery opened their brewery in Milwaukee in 1878 and shut down in 1890. 113 Two Box Lot of Asst'd Christmas Ornaments & Brass Bells Some nicer pieces in here. 114 Transferware B.F.K. Salt Box w/Lid Boch Freres Keramis. The Boch Brothers were based in Belgium. 115 M.G. St Garantirt Pyramidal Coffee Grinder Possibly Austrian in origin. 9" 116 Renulife Quack Medical Device These are similar in nature to the better known Violet Ray machines that exploited peoples desire to cure their ailments by: 1. Making no effort whatsoever to actually get off their ass and improve their health. 2. Use that new fangled electricity to do it for them. In use, the glass bulb would be inserted into the hand held unit. When power was applied by cranking up the rheostat knob, the attachment would light up like a purple neon sign. The only thing left to do was apply it to the afflicted part of your anatomy and a harmless purple spark would arc between the tube and your skin. If this didn't cause you to have an involuntary bowel movement, nothing would. Speaking of inserting, dozens of optional attachments were available some of which were designed for internal use. Although I have seen them, I've always been able to resist the urge to try one out. 117 Copper Pitcher 8.5"H x 11"W 118 John Barleycorn Old Lad Royal Doulton Mini Pitcher I agree that this is a curious piece to sell on its own considering the current market for Royal Doulton, but I've always been partial to the "Classic" collectibles and who doesn't like John Barleycorn? 3.5"H 119 Charles Stolper Cooperage Co. Milwaukee Adv. Mug The usual party scene of children and booze. About 7.5"H. 120 Souvenir Enameled Pink Case Glass Pitcher It's nearly washed out but if you squint hard, catch the light right and hold it just so, you can make out the words, "From The Isle Of Wight". 8.5"H 121 Sheet Iron Cow Bell 6.5"H 122 Small, Floral GWTW Oil Lamp Scovill burner. On the smaller side for this style of lamp; 18 to the top of the chimney, 15" to the top of the top globe. All original and a nice example. 123 Lot of Four Asst'd Pieces of Pottery Limoges, Asian and others. Tallest piece is 12"H. 124 Lot of Three Beer Trays; The Pabst is the cleanest. Miller girl has issues as shown. 125 John Berg, Milwaukee Clay Beer Bottle Very minor chip on lip. 126 Dovetailed Copper Mug A nice piece. Good form. Good handle. 7"H 127 Oak Ball & Stick Shelf w/Mirror Clean! 26"W x 7.5"D 128 Impressive Flow Blue Bowl & Pitcher I believe that York is the maker and not the pattern. I know B&P sets aren't what they used to be but if you're going to own one, own this one. Oval bowl 18" x 16", Pitcher at 13"H. 129 Classic Wood Case Spice Set, Complete. In the '70s and into the '80s these were so commonplace that I'm not sure if dad even bothered advertising them. Now, it's probably the nicest set I've seen in several years, of the few that I've seen. Very complete and clean. About the worst thing you could say is that the word "Spices" has faded out on the lid. About 10"W. 130 Grisbaum & Kehrein Clay Beer Bottle Small rim chip but still has the cork retainer. 131 Four of the Stages of a Woman's Life. An excellent opportunity to keep my observations to myself. 26"W 132 Sheet Steel Cow Bell 5.5" 133 6 Peerless Beer, LaCrosse Barrel Glasses As shown. 134 Hand Hammered Copper Mold 8" 135 A Squarish Finger Lamp As shown. 136 Copper & Brass Oil Can 17" 137 Flow Blue Platter, Anette by Gridley I won't bet my last dime that the pattern says "Anette" (sic) but I can't come up with anything else. 17" 138 Victorian Bride's Basket Frame by E.G. Webster . Bowl is 11.5" 139 Boston Red Sox Baseball w/15 Signatures Including Ted Williams This piece has not been authenticated. Don had this in a place of pride on his office desk. He clearly thought highly of it and we have no reason to be suspicious of it. Bid as you see fit. Dates to 1958 or possibly a bit earlier. 140 Miscellaneous Sporting Collectibles Rose photo is not signed. HG program is 1953. 141 Hartland Henry Aaron and Warren Spahn Figurines Plus Pin Backs Aaron's bat is broke off. Spahn has wear to face and elbow as shown. 142 Milwaukee Braves Baseball Programs 1953, 1954, 1955 & 1965. 143 Milwaukee Brewers Programs 1951 and 1970. And pamphlets. 144 Assorted Baseball and Sporting Magazines. As shown. 145 Three Different Hay Knives. I hand selected these as the three finest knives of those available. There is no extra charge for this service. The top knife is stamped Hiram Holt, Wilton, Maine. 146 Ziegler Brewing Co. Beaver Dam WI 1 Qt Bottle Early Post Pro 147 Large, Hand Decorated Floral Vase 16"H 148 Assorted Sporting Magazines As shown. 149 8 Advertising Bottle Openers & A Corkscrew These are the heavy duty cast openers of which two are Schlitz and Miller. 150 Charles Hermann 2 gl Jug Albany slip glaze. 151 Cast Iron Stove Top Kettle Unmarked. Has the style of bottom that was meant to fit into the range top in place of a lid. 152 Lot of Three Asst'd Hummel Figurines As shown. 153 Lot of Two Bracket Reflector Lamps But only one has a reflector. 154 2 Piece Swan Butter Mold 3.75" Diameter 155 Sheet Iron Cow Bell 5" 156 2 Gallon Salt Glaze, Decorated Butter Churn Staining. A chip or two. 157 Matched Pair of Hand Hammered Copper Molds 8" 158 Anheuser Busch Beer Case w/Lid As shown. 159 Oak Hall Mirror With Hooks Mirrors are fine, just dirty. 37"W x 14"H 160 Lot of Two Pieces of Carnival Glass Blue Orange Tree and Pastel Cherry 161 Brass Tea Kettle with Glass Handle 8.5"H 162 Lot of Two Justrite Acetylene Lamps Large reflector is 7 1/4"W 163 Lot of Five Mack Truck Emblems and Hood Ornament As shown. 164 Lot of Three Nippon Vases Tallest at 13" 165 Enterprise Coffee Mill Incomplete 12"H 166 Lot of Three Oil Lamps Tallest at 13"H 167 Unused Bronze WWI Veteran Grave Marker This is not a stolen marker. The family chose not to use it. 168 Lot of Two Cowbells About 3.5" H 169 North Star Wood Beer Crate by Mathie - Ruder Wausau, WI As shown. 170 Crystal Beer Stein w/ Porcelain Lid Insert 7.5"H 171 Cast Iron Stove Top Kettle Drop in style. 172 Wood Dough Tray 31"W x 13"D 173 5 gl Red Wing Shoulder Jug As shown. 174 Hand Hammered Copper Mold 9"W 175 Lg. Falstaff Beer Charger 24" Dia 176 Lot of Asst'd Plugs & Lures Includes Musky size 177 Top half of a Cistern Pump. Good Color. 178 Vict Print Of Children w/Broken Doll. "You Did It" The brother is killing me. "I got nothing to do with that!" 27"W x 23"H 179 Hand Hammered Copper Mold 8" 180 Classic Forest Fire Motion Lamp Glass is good but the inner spinner needs some attention. 181 Matched Pair of Cast Iron Horse Head Hitching Posts This is the finest set I've seen in years. No repairs, no apologies. Good form and good condition. If you've been holding out because all the ones you've seen were repros or too small, well, it's time to jump in. 14"H. Accepts a 5" diameter post. 182 Asst'd WI License Plate & Power Pole Tags As shown. 183 Grisbaum & Kehrein Clay Beer Bottle Good condition. 184 Brass Fireplace Tool Set This is an unusual set in that it's quite low. Maybe 16" or so. 185 Enamelware Electric Hot Plate by K-M Co. Belleville, IL I don't collect hot plates, but if I did this would be the centerpiece of my collection. Gorgeous blue-green with white speckle. Just great. 186 Graf's Glass Carboy These have an undefinable "fun" factor. 187 Whirligig of Man Sawing Wood Not the oldest one I've sold, but it works. 188 Princess Pattern Table Oil Lamp Hands down one of the most recognizable and popular patterns. 19" 189 Martin Stove & Range Co. Florence ALA No. 3 Cast Iron Fry Pan From the people who brought you the Civil War. 190 Pair of Matched Brass Coat & Hat Hooks w/ Cast Iron Ceiling Hook The hooks are great! Just begging to finish off the project piece of golden oak you've been dragging your feet on. The ceiling hook is very versatile. Find a joist, predrill, install and hang. Plants, lamps, etc. 191 Wooden Bowl and Paddle Spatula Thingy 17" 192 Hand Hammered Copper Mold 8" 193 Andrzejewski & Son Kujawiak Bitters Milwaukee, WI Back Bar Decanter Bottle A scarce Milwaukee producer of herb bitters. In 1902 he was located at 725 Windlake Ave on Milwaukee's south side. Kujawiak, the brand of his bitters, is named after a Polish Folk dance, one of five national folk dances of Poland. This is not a common bottle at all. 194 Trojan Green Slag Glass Table Fan by Vidrio Products, Chicago What a neat little piece! As a table fan I would imagine that with a glass base its life expectancy was measured in hours. About 11"H 195 English Coal Hod w/Shovel Very good condition. Don used it as a magazine cabinet between the recliner and the fireplace. Perfect spot and perfect function. 196 Oil Street Lamp This is that rare bird that survived in very good condition. The very few that have survived are almost always beat to smithereens, repaired and then poorly repaired again, then a half assed electrification and and it gets to spend it last decades rotting in somebody's yard. Not this beauty! The font has me confused, though. Glass font, intact, over a metal font with no apparent pass through. It almost seems to be a "Dual Fuel" design or that it was an assist of some type. All glass panels are present and intact. You get to provide the lock on style chimney but I'll wager they're reproduced. 33"H with a 3 3/4" post socket. 197 West Bend Lithia Brewing Co. Beer Barrel Faucet I know faucet sounds funny but that's the correct term. This was designed for serious beer tapping. Manufactured by Bishop & Babcock and stamped for use by West Bend Lithia. It's the only one I've ever seen marked by West Bend Lithia. I know that if I owned the original brew kettle doors, I would have to own this, too. 15" 198 Great 1940s Framed Cockatiel Print 32"W x 26"H 199 Three Piece Lot of Cast Iron Kitchenware As shown. No marks other than an 8B on the Dutch Oven. 200 1 Gallon Albany Slip Glaze C. Hermann Jug, Milwaukee As shown 201 Lot of Eight Asst'd Soda Bottles Werrbach (x3), Milw; Schloemer, Milw; Weissenberger (x2), Milw; New York Soda & Seltzer Co. Milw; Castalia, Wauwatosa. 202 Dietz Beacon Dash Lamp With Mercury glass reflector. This is a good lamp in good condition. 13.5"H 203 Schlitz Tap Handle w/ Perlick Tap Head. This is complete and ready to go. If you keep a quarter barrel on tap at home, (And who doesn't?) this is ready to be plumbed in to your "through the wall " set-up. 19"H 204 Federal Renaissance Wall Mirror Because "renaissance" sounds a lot classier than "reproduction". And for the record, convex mirrors do nothing for your physique. Composition material. 19"H 205 Pabst Beer Robbins Ball Tap Knob. Chipping to insert. Not perfect. 206 Copper Chafing Dish and Tin Coffee Boiler w/ Copper base Like chafing dishes everywhere this has seen little to no use. Which is a shame because it's a very well made piece. The coffee boiler is a step above the usual all tin ones. 207 Lot of Four Asst'd Duck Decoys. It doesn't appear that they've ever been shot at. Probably because no duck ever confused them with another duck. I don't usually think of duck decoys as hilarious, but I did when I saw these. The all brown one is some sort of composition. 208 Western Stoneware 1 Gl Cone Top jug. No damage noted. 209 Large Lot of 21 Asst'd Beer Glasses Brands include: Chief Oshkosh, Budweiser, Potosi, Lone Star, Hamm's, Pabst, Miller HL, Blatz & Blatz Pilsner, Jung, Weber, Weber's Pioneer, Leinenkugel & Schitz. 210 Dietz Junior Side Lamp There's no denying it. This lamp has some issues. The bullseye lens is heavily fractured and the red lens is cracked. On the upside, the metal is in great shape. 211 Wagner Ware 1323 Popover Muffin Pan and 3B Frying Pan As shown. 212 Lot of 3 Churn Lids and 2 Dashers. The zinc glaze are 8" and 8.5" and the Albany is 8 3/4". 212A Waukesha 1 qt Water Bottles Stoppers are marked as Waukesha Fox Head & Imperial Springs. Both bottles are identically embossed as "Waukesha Fox Head Spring". They're probably closer to a 2 qt bottle but I didn't double check the capacity. 213 1904 Wisconsin Bridge & Iron Co. Milwaukee, WI Cast Iron Plaque 8" x 9" 214 Yellow Stained, Overshot Mini Oil Lamp. No Chimney. 5.5". Stained is a glassware term; not a deficiency. 215 Lot of 13 Asst'd Graf's Bottles. The amber bottle that is pictured by itself is an exceptionally clean bottle. Most Graf's bottles are pretty high mileage but this one got tucked away early on. If you want to collect a brand of soda that has MANY different bottles to find and are more or less readily available, Graf's is a good place to start. 215A Hayden's Pat. Brass Pail 13"H x 9"W 216 George Getter Brewer Coldwater MI Quart Beer Bottle Nice, clean bottle. He was only in business from 1879 - 1884 so I wouldn't think these are terribly common. 217 15 Gallon Red Wing Crock Potteries Oval. 218 Edison Cylnder Phonograph And A Few Records. Motor works but reproducer needs attention. 219 Hand Hammered Copper Mold As shown. 220 West Bend Lithia Wood Quarter Barrel A nice clean example. 221 Oak Hall Mirror with Coat and Hat Hooks 1/4 sawed. 28"W x 20.5"H 222 4 Gallon Western Stoneware Crock Decorated front & back. 223 Lot of 9 Asst'd Beer Bottles. Plymouth, Gutsch & Schrier Sheboygan & Calumet Chilton 224 D.W. Norris Blue Ribbon Chewing Gum Counter Top Display Case. One brass corner stamping needs to be resoldered but it's all there and complete. They were based out of Milwaukee and Chicago. A nice little case. 12"W x 8"D x 6"H 225 Thorens Music Box Clock Both clock and music box work. 7"H 226 Mobiloil Outbaord Motor Gas Can 2.5 gallons. Just the right amount of wear and patina. 227 Hand Hammered Copper Mold 8" 228 5 Gallon Red Wing Crock Crows foot in the bottom, as shown. 229 Lot of 9 Asst'd Beer Bottles Werbach, Milw; Blatz; Weber Waukesha; Miller clear; Jung Milwaukee clear; Kornburger Milwaukee clear; Pabst 230 Lot of 3 Oil Lamp Fonts As shown 231 Plymouth Bottles & Crates As shown. 232 Lot of Four Asst'd Carnival Glass Pieces All dark. 233 Copper Wash Boiler with Copper Lid I don't want to call this "rare", but in Wisconsin, if a boiler had a copper lid there were better than even odds it got turned into a still. 233A 5 Piece Cast Iron Patio Garden Furniture with Planter Box Solid cast iron that won't blow away like the aluminum wannabe Big Box Store stuff. 234 Red Wing Chicken Waterer Good condition. 235 Cast Iron Dog Nut Cracker On Base As shown. 236 German Austrian Lap Top Grinder Beechwood 237 Arcadian Waukesha Wood Soda Crate All those flavors! 238 Large Pountney Flow Blue Platter Hilton Pattern. 17" x 12" 239 Water, Magnesia & Chicago Beer Bottles Plus a Moerleins. 240 2 Gallon Red Wing Crock Nice decoration 241 Borden's Milk Crate & Porch Milk Box As shown. 242 Lot of 3 Coca Cola Bottles L to R, Milwaukee, Oshkosh, Unmarked 243 Matched Pair Large Transferware Platters Shown as W&S Edge, England 1840s. 18" x 14" 244 Enamel Dial Plate Clock 6" x 6" Complete w/ pendulum and key. 245 Matched Pair of Jadeite Dresser Lamps About 10"H 246 Pair of Glass Fruit & Candy Jars Tallest is 11.5"H 247 Hand Hammered Copper Mold 8" 248 Lot of Five Asst'd Flour & Feed Sacks As shown. 249 Cast Iron Ham Boiler 24"W x 13"D Often referred to as laundry boilers, they are in fact ham boilers. Marked only with a No. 8 on one handle. Footed. Double gate marked. 250 Lot of 5 Assorted Milk Bottles As shown 251 H. Beuscher So. Germantown Milk Shipping Can 20"H 252 Lot of Three Asst'd Pieces Gray Graniteware The labeled piece is made by Nesco, then located in Milwaukee. Far left at 9.5"H 253 Lap Top Coffee Grinder 9"W with handle 254 5 Gallon Robinson Ransbottom Cone Top Jug As shown 255 Very Large Service of Modern Blue Danube China And some flow blue and transferware for good measure. 256 Hanson Brass Face 100lb Spring Scale For many of you, this would be more than adequate for the deer camp. 257 10 Gallon Red Wing Crock Has a line in the back. 258 Lot of Three Asst'd Advertising Pieces As shown. 259 Set of American Novelty Co. Stereograph Cards These were designed for a coin operated viewing machine that allowed the viewer to see a different image each time for a penny. We do not have the viewer. Whiting's Patent Universal 260 Cast Iron Boston Terrier Doorstop A nice old one. 8"H 261 English Clock Garniture Scene features draft horses at work. 12"H 262 A Seven Piece Ironstone Chamber Set KT&K Everything you need to live off the grid by Knowles, Taylor And Knowles. 263 Child's Scrolling Drawing Board. Shows many different drawing techniques. Chalkboard is face down for presentation purposes. 24"W x 19"H 264 Nice Bracket Lantern in the Delft Style Bristol glass font. Natural mirror reflector. Hand painted. Kosmos Brenner burner. 14.5"H 265 Merry Whisk Beater Jar 4 Cup capacity 266 Lot of Two Albany Slip Stoneware Pieces An 8 Gallon churn and an E.H. Merrill signed 2 gl jug. 267 Very Large 2 Sheave Pulley 31" Overall, 9"W. Sheaves are 7 3/4". It's a beast. 268 Old Milwaukke Beer Cooler by Cronstroms. Some gasket adhesion. 269 Lot of Three Tube Style Sausage Stuffers All are clean and all three have hooks so they can be hung for display. 270 Pair of Butter Churns. 6 Gallon & 5 Gallon They obviously came out of the same shop I just have no idea where it was. Small one has a crowsfoot, as pictured 271 Nice Leaded, Stain Glass Table Lamp 18.5"W Shade. 3 socket fixture of which 2 have been replaced. Unsigned. 272 Barnyard Lot Top part of a chicken feeder, one hame, a great pair of swamp shoes and the only cast iron ox shoes I've ever seen. Swamp shoes were made to help distribute a horse's weight when working in soft soil. You can see how they were cut out to accommodate a horse shoe. But the really cool things in this lot are the cast iron ox shoes. Manufactured shoes for ox just don't show up very often. 273 12 Gallon Red Wing Crock Tight Line 274 NCR 323 Cash Register, For Parts This was the same size as the barber shop registers but on a much larger drawer base. What you see is what we have. 275 Caramel Slag 6 Panel 16" Table Lamp Cast Iron Base 276 Copper Wash Boiler No lid. 277 Oak Clock Shelf 21"W x 9"H x 8"D 278 A Plow Plane, A Small Plane and 7 Brass Face Scales. As shown. 279 Lot of Two Nice Old Prints A milk maid in a very nice oak frame and the Queens Doctor attending the child of a staff member in a walnut frame. 23.5" x 21.5" and 17" x 14". 280 Ironstone Bowl & Pitcher English Cottage Scene. Unmarked. 281 Cornwell 1/2" Impact Set and Others. Others include Snap-On, Craftsman, Wright, Etc. 282 Nearly New Milwaukee 6508 Corded Sawzall. With a few odd blades. 283 An Unusual Framed, Christmas Themed Wall hanging. Made of old Christmas cards but well done. 284 Cast Iron Dog Nut Cracker This was originally on a base. 285 Minneapolis Brewing Co. 1 pt Beer Bottle Condition = BEST 286 Liberty Stone Blocks Building Set These are made in Milwaukee. An unusually clean and complete set. 287 12 Gallon Red Wing Crock No damage! 288 Lot of Assorted Retail Catalogs The 1930's Sears is a hoot. 289 Two Man Log Carrier Unmarked but quality is on par with Leach of Oshkosh. 290 Stihl 024 AV Chainsaw Untested 291 Soo Railroad Lock With Soo RR marked key 292 Don's Climbing Hooks and Belt. Don was retired from Wisconsin Electric. Like every phone and electrical retiree, he kept his hooks, "just in case". 293 Eagle Works Soda Bottling Co. Unfortunately, there are several chips out of the lip. 294 The Atlas Steam Vaporizer No. 111 and a Cup & Heater Kit. The base to the piece on the left is an alcohol burner. The piece on the right stores away inside the cup which has folding handles on it. Kind of neat tin ware. 295 Assorted Padlocks As shown. 296 Assorted Keys As shown. 297 Lot of Asst'd Patriotic & Military Items Boy Scout Bugle, no mouthpiece. Blue Star Mother pennant. Several pillow cases and magazines. 298 Nice Tool Hod w/ Old Red Wash. White pine. 21"W x 15"D 299 Copper Wash Boiler No lid. 300 3 Ton Coffing Chain Hoist NOT made in China. 301 A.B. Chance 1 Ton Chain Hoist And a pair of HD galvanized blocks. 302 Asst'd Children's Books & Comics As Shown. 303 George Wostenholm Multi Purpose Knife It's in pretty rough condition but it's still a worthwhile knife. 3 7/8" closed. 304 Ethnic Knife w/ Sheath 8.75" Overall 305 Full Tacklebox A typical, "I go fishing once a year" tackle box. 306 A Pretty Serious All Steel Double Sheave Pulley. 28" end to end. 307 An Old Brass Bed Warmer. When used with charcoal or an ember, it does emit dangerous fumes but you probably already have that with your current bed warmer. 308 English Ironstone Bowl & Pitcher Set and Chamber Pot A nice, clean set. 309 Lot of Four Cupid Awake / Asleep Framed Prints Includes one matched set. The largest at 17.5" 310 Lot of Six Pieces Assorted Pattern Glass Pink Vase is 12", Vaseline at 7+" and cut crystal cruet at 9". The vaseline bottle is old and of good quality. Nicely ground stopper. The cruet on the left is high quality crystal. 311 Set of 3 George Harrison 3D Somewhere In England NOS Countertop Stand Up Display Signs And a Van Halen Fair Warning Album, BUT WAIT! save COD charges and get the K-Tel Starburst album included at no extra cost!! 312 Lot of 2 Cream Cans, One Advertises Meadowmoor Dairy Meadowmoor at 12.5" 313 Oak Hall Mirror with Hat And Coat Hooks 24" Top to Bottom 314 Lot of asst'd Magazines, Antique Reference Books, Vict Scrap Book and A World Stamp Album As shown. 315 Depression Era Countertop Spice Shaker Set w/Carrier As shown. 316 Anatomically Incorrect Bottle Cap Man And 4 Strip Tease Glasses I didn't test the glasses but they look like the kind where the clothes become transparent when the glass gets cold or wet. From what I've been told. 317 Mixed Lot of Mixed Items The two inkwells and the Kiel Bank are old but the tin car and dog bank aren't. 318 Unusual Mechanical Boot Jack Step on the heel and the jaws open. Step on the toe and they close. A neat piece. 319 Lot of Tin Candle Molds, Pig Candle Stick and Some Bobbins One of the candle molds is missing the base. The chamberstick has an epoxy repair. 320 Lot of Four Asst'd Hay Knives As shown. 321 Asst'd Tools And Padlocks Ridgid pipe wrenches, a clamp on vise and 5 commercial quality locks (probably WEPCO) all keyed alike. 322 Mixed Lot of Kitchen Collectibles Brass scoop, Food choppers, Tin lunch pail, 3 canning jars, tin dipper and berry pail, cookie press, double cherry stoner, baskets, wood scoop, butter paddle and more. 323 Lot of Four Asst'd Carnival Statues Two on left are plaster. Two on right are mache. Mermaid is made in Milwaukee by Unger's Cell-U-Pon 324 Lot of Two Plateaus Largest at 15" 325 Wood Dough Tray As shown. 325A Lot of Asst'd Bottles Most are unmarked but there are two Duffy's Malt Whiskey Bottles from Rochester, NY. 326 Mixed Lot of Kitchen & Domestic Items The sad iron set is complete and the only one I've ever seen with the original box. The Sensible Iron is a nice addition. The cat lid doesn't quite fit the base. 327 The Ever Stick Anchor My first though was that this was some swanky, patented fishing anchor that never caught on and would be worth its weight in gold. I was wrong. It's made specifically for utility companies to anchor power and telephone pole guy wires. Nonetheless it's a bit of an engineering marvel if not somewhat impractical. It expands or contracts depending on which way the jointed tripod is pushed or pulled. 328 Lot of Cast Iron Cookware 2 Kettles, 2 fry pans and a sprinkling can with no sprinkler head. 329 Great A. Diefenthaeler South Germantown Advertising Rolling Pin. Excellent condition. No apologies. 330 Blatz Old Heidelberg Bullet Light ROG Advertising Sign The Cincinnati Advertising Products Co. The glass is great. Some very minor paint loss on the wood base and the decals aren't 100% but this is a must have piece for your back bar collection. 331 Joseph Wolf Milwaukee Pre Hutch Cobalt Soda Bottle No cracks, no chips! 332 1987 Plymouth Reliant K LE wagon. 36,000 Miles Extra Clean! Freshly detailed by Nice Car and looking like a million bucks. It's as clean inside as it is outside. Fuel injected, which kind of surprised me but the windows will require manual manipulation. It has the 2.5L mill. I tried to see if this was the High Performance model but couldn't confirm it. In any case, it's larger than the 2.2L alternative. And don't expect to tie your blue tooth in to the radio. The kids will marvel when they see the cigarette lighter occupying the "power port". I've driven it and although it wouldn't be at home in Elkhart Lake, it's a perfectly fine first car or daily driver. Lastly, the car was parked in a gravel floor garage so you're probably going to find some rust on the undercarriage. My physique no longer lends itself to wiggling around under cars so if you'd like to inspect it, swing by on Monday afternoon. I've noticed that this car elicits strong opinions from those that see it. What's yours? Year: 1987 Maker: Plymouth Condition: Good to Very Good 333 Lot of 2, Small, German Hand Lanterns The Feuerhand No. 225, the larger is at 8.5" and the Fledermaus No. 666, the smaller is at 6.5". I would have sold then separately but the small on is missing the adjusting knob for the wick. What a great pair of lanterns! Today's trivia: Fledermaus is the German word for bat which is the logo used by Fledermaus. It literally translates to "fluttering mouse". 334 Blue And White Bail Handle Butter Crock With Lid 5.5"H 335 Lot of 6 Asst'd Pole Setting Tools These are true commercial quality hand tools. At least one is marked Leach, an Oshkosh manufacturer of the highest quality tools for the logging and power industry for over a century. Included are 2, 8' pinch bars and a shovel, post hole digger, rammer and a scoopy thing all with 9'-10' handles. If you only use them once they will have paid for themselves. 336 28" Fiberglass Extension Ladder Excellent condition. 337 Simplicity 869 Snow Blower w/Electric Start I didn't try to start it but judging from its age and condition it shouldn't take much. 338 Alumacraft 14' Aluminum Row Boat Model F-7 on Trailer. Remember, if it keeps water in, it will keep water out. A nice clean boat with oak gunwales that give it a "step above" look that will help distract rubberneckers while you're jackknifing it at the boat launch. Rated for "22-28 HP". Has a pair of oars with it but one of them is holed. One trailer tire is flat. 339 Four wagon wheels 42" and 36" 340 Generac 5000W Portable Generator I didn't try to start it. Doesn't look like it's seen much use at all. 341 John Deere 317 Garden Tractor, 46" Deck, 46" Blower and Wheel Weights This has been parked for awhile. We don't know if it currently runs or if it "ran when parked". 2 front tires are flat. This would make a good project piece for you if you want a 17HP JD without having to break the bank. 342 John Deere 80 Dumping Garden Trailer As shown. 343 DR 6.75HP Walk Behind String Trimmer Untested. 344 23" Scalding Kettle w/ 3 Feet and Bail Handle As shown 345 John Deere 56 Riding Lawn Mower Untested and Unknown 346 31" Scalding Kettle Seems to be intact. 347 20" Scalding Kettle w/ 3 Feet Has ears for a bail handle but no handle. 348 Wood Bob Sleigh Appears to be complete as far as the major components are concerned but you might have to donate some lumber. 349 350 John Deere 5B Walk Behind / Tow Behind Sprayer Can be used with folding boom arms or with hose end wand. Fiberglass 18+ gallon tank. Currently configured for walk behind but is easily changed over to pull behind. I started and ran the motor last fall but did not try the pump. 351 John Deer GX75 Riding Lawn Mower I started and ran this last fall. It runs awhile and then stalls. Restart & repeat. Custom duct tape modification to port side. 352 Kade's Knock Down Portable Oak Showcase M. Winter Lumber Co. This is a nice case! The back doors have been replaced with modern, roller style glass but to be honest, it's an improvement. Made in Sheboygan, WI 6'W x 2'D x 39"H 353 48" Round Oak Extension Table Table Only. No leaves. No chairs. 354 Set of 4 oak chairs. Nice, clean chairs. 355 54" round Oak Extension Table Table Only. No Leaves. No chairs. 356 Set of Four Double Press Back Cane Seat Oak Chairs One leg on one chair has been repaired and should not be used unless you have it professionally repaired. 357 Oak Dresser w/ Mirror Applied carvings, original finish. 358 Large Pine Open Top 2 Piece Hutch Good Color. Great function. 6'W x 77"H x 23"D Dovetailed drawer construction. Solid. 359 Fantastic Oak Triple Curved Glass China Cabinet w/ Leaded, Beveled Crystal Windows There are china cabinets and then there are china cabinets. But THIS is a china cabinet. Triple curve? Check Quarter sawed oak? Check Paw feet? Check Original finish? Check Leaded, beveled crystal glass? Check Fancy carved crown? Check The only thing this is missing is your address. 360 S Curve Roll Top Desk Northwestern Furniture Co. Milwaukee Needs some minor attention but what roll top doesn't? 6'W x 31"D x 44"H 361 Set of 6 Schlitz Tavern Press Back Advertising Beer Chairs The 3 on the left have the roundish style seat. The 3 on the right have the shield style seat. Of the 3 on the right, two have split seats. ALL have sharp, clear embossing and good color. They will be sold as one lot for one money. 362 Classic Oak Corner Pocket Tavern Table As Pa used to say before the Skat game: "No women, no children and no talking." 38" Square. 30"H 363 GB&CF Oak Table, Unusually Small. The smallest table of this style that I've seen. 15.5"W x 19"H 364 Very Nice, Tall Oak Pedestal 14" W x 36"H 365 Oak Pedestal Replaced Top. 12"W x 32"H 366 Small Oak Wall Table w/ Carved Skirt Probably English. 28"W x 13"D x 27"H 367 Oak Lamp Table 24"W x 29"H 368 10 Gallon Red Wing Crock Needs a good, thorough cleaning but appears to be sound. 369 Very Clean Nickle Trim Kerosene Stove. I believe you could fill it and use it. 370 Planet Jr Walking Cultivator Originally, this would have come with a drill, wheel hoe, rake and a plow. While the attachments are long gone, this piece has survived with incredible original paint. Probably the cleanest Planet Jr. we've seen. 371 Man-Of-The-North Carved High Back Chair By Robert Mitchell Appears to be mahogany under the varnish overcoat. Well made. I use the Man-Of-The-North term loosely. It could be any mythological figure. Or my 3rd grade nun. 39"H 372 Oak Pedestal 12"dia x 24"H 373 Smoking Cabinet Not copper lined. 12.5"W x 28"H 374 Fancy Oak Gene Simmons High Back Chair Quarter sawed, all lumber. 41"H. A quality piece. 375 Oak GB&CF Organ Stool 14"W 376 Classic Wood Butter Churn As shown. 377 Mahogany Duncan Pfyfe Revival Table Single Drawer 25.5"W x 14"D x 24"H 378 An Old Style Hand Truck Stands on its own. 42"H 379 Wrought Iron Floor Lamp This piece has been neglected for decades and needs you to bring it back to life. Well made. Here's your opportunity to start experimenting with reverse electrolysis rust removal. 380 A Good Stool 33"H 381 Pair of Oak High Back Embossed chairs 46"H 382 Childs Oak Press Back Arm Rocker Just needs a damp rag and it's ready to enjoy. 383 One Piece Pine Step Back Cupboard 2 light top and blind door base. All pine with beaded plank construction. A legit farmhouse cupboard. 384 All Wood High Chair This is the first 100% correct and original high chair I've seen in several years. Usually somebody has pulled the tray off of it or replaced the footboard or stripped it within an inch of its life. This one is so original that it still has its original pin stripe decoration. Beautiful example. 385 Westinghouse Art Deco Floor Fan Cast Iron base. Resto project. Untested; the cord is shot. 386 2 Piece Pine Stepback Cupboard Simple. Straight. Solid. Beaded panels and trim. 39"W x 19"D x 81"H 387 Excelsior Show Case Works Countertop Walnut Showcase Don added the kitchen table legs to it but they can easily be removed. Two pieces of the frame have bowed but they don't affect the functionality of it. 84"W x 28"D x 14"H 388 Cal's Colt Bouncing Horse My first thought when I saw this was that you could probably catapult a kid a fair distance with one of these. Maybe that's why you don't see them anymore. About 4' long. 389 A Silage Fork and A Double Bit Axe As shown. 390 Solid Mahogany Tilt Top Table w/ Marquetry Top. I'm torn on this piece. The quality, style and construction are all there. I'm pretty sure it's a higher end revival piece, but... I don't see enough period pieces to make a definitive call. There is no veneer, other than the inlay and the feet are hand carved. But the legs aren't dovetailed to the column, the screws are too uniform and the latch, (original) smacks of newer, not older. Disirregardless, (my favorite made up word) it's a very good table. 22" top. 391 GB&CF Quarter Sawed Oak Lamp Table 24" x 24" 392 Walnut Stretched Base Victorian Table I used Victorian as a catch all because this incorporates about 4 different design elements. 30" x 22" 393 Solid Plank Quarter Sawed Oak Lamp Table "Stout" is the word that best describes this. The legs need tightening but this is the table you want to be holding onto during a tornado. 25" x 25" top. 394 Dated 1867 Dovetailed Immigrant Trunk in Dark Green This is a darn handsome trunk. Solid and well made. Beautiful blue interior but somewhere along the way the till was removed. The stuff in the bottom is potpourri, not critter leavings. 395 Oak Top Ice Cream Table and One Chair. Don't like to share your ice cream? Have I got a deal for you. 396 Set of Two Captains Chairs Ready to put in place. 397 Lot of Two, An Adjustable Stool and An Oak Chair The stool needs repair. 398 A Weirdly Interesting Stool / Bench Somebody liked it because when the seat split they went through the effort to repair it. Nonetheless, I'd be reluctant to put it to a load test. 24"H. 399 A Classic Shop Stool 32" 400 Sanitary Scale Co. Chicago 24lb Computing Scale This just needs to be wiped down and you could be weighing your thumb in no time. A lot of these were relegated to damp basements after they were retired and as a result are now useless boat anchors. Fortunately this one is in great shape. If you buy it, plan on bringing someone to help you load it. 401 Oak Plant Stand 12 x 12 x 22 402 Cast Iron and Rose Marble Jardinière Stand I took about 6 photos before I realized the top corner was snapped off. Maybe your guests won't notice either. Signed NB&I which without doing any homework I'll attribute to National Brass & Iron Works of Reading, PA, in business from about 1891 to 1911. But again, that's without doing any homework. 403 Upright Spinning Wheel Needs a good dusting and some remedial mildew work. 404 An Oak Firewood Box These are great in the mud room for mittens and scarves. Or you could be really radical and use it for firewood. 405 Pair of Simplex 329, 15 Ton Pole Jacks and A Bottle Jack. The Simplex Jacks were specifically designed for lifting and straightening power and phone poles but could be used like any Hi-Lift jack. The screw jack is a bonus. 406 Trahern Pump Co. Rockford, IL Hand Pump A good looking, classic pump. 407 A Pair of Westinghouse Mobilaire Floor Fans I'm told that these have a cult following and that they bring big money. I was told that shortly after I got tired of ours being in the way and giving it to my Bother-In-Law. Untested. 408 Johnson 20HP Outboard Motor and Remote Gas Tank As clean as it is, the motor is tight and the handle won't engage the starter pawls. I suspect it's tight from sitting but you'll know more when you pull the head. THE STAND IS NOT INCLUDED WITH THE MOTOR! 409 Johnson 5.5HP Sea Horse Outboard Motor w/ Remote Tank Loose. Has compression. Untested. 410 Oak Princess Frame and Mirror That's All. No hardware. 411 Nice 24" Caramel Slag Glass Hanging Lamp Shade This is a nice fixture and would look good over your round oak table. 412 Alaskan Oak Ice Box 32"W x 41"H 413 Oak Towel Bar Commode Just needs a damp rag. 414 Triple Curved Glass Continental Vitrine Exceptionally good condition and ready to put in place. Classy, dust free display space. 27"W x 60"H x 12"D 415 Victorian Floral Hanging Pull Down Lamp Electrified. Complete and ready to hang. 416 Grape Pattern Stained Glass, Leaded Hanging Lamp Older than newer. 20" 417 The Supreme, All Time Rock Star of MCM Shadow Frame Mirrors. Have you ever seen a shadow box mirror with a higher "Cool" factor? No, you have not. This is as good as they get. Some repairs to mirror sections. 418 Lot of Army & Navy Uniform Items and Some WI Electric Varsity Style Jackets. As shown. 419 Lot of 3 Silver Dollars 2 1921 Morgan Dollars and a 1922 Peace Dollar 420 1920s/'30s Ladies Diamond Ring My wife informs me that it's a 1/3ct plus. Also has several smaller diamonds and sapphires. One of the sapphires is missing. 421 Lot of 3 Asst'd Gold Rings The ring with the pinkish reddish stone is not marked for Karat but I'll bet a shiny new dime that it's white gold. The simple wedding band is 14K YG. The ring with no main stone but side diamonds is 10K YG 422 Lot of 2 Elgin Pocket Watches and a Compass A 7 jewel full plate OF and a G. M. Wheeler 15J HC with no crystal. As a bonus you get a WWII military Taylor made compass marked USCE for United State Corps of Engineers. 423 Lot of Asst'd US Coins $1.95 of face value US Silver, includes a Canuck dime. Plus a few nickels and wheats. 424 Lot of Two Wristwatches, Longines and Bulova Longines is a 17J automatic in a 10K GF case and the Bulova is a 15J. 425 Wisconsin Electric Gold Jewelry All three pieces are marked 10K. The ring, including the stones, weighs in at 9.2 grams. 426 Koopman's Patent Magics Pocket Lamp And that's as much as I can tell you. 427 LeCoultre Atmos Shelf Clock Clean example. Not engraved. Needs a suspension wire. 428 Colonial Manufacturing 5 Tube Grandfather Clock I know, Grandfathers' clock are not all the rage. Right now. But 10 years from now you'll be congratulating yourself for your stellar foresight because you bought this at the right time. This is a quality timepiece leaning towards the upper end. Mahogany case. Westminster chimes. Strikes on tubes, not rods and has a very good quality movement. Unlike the modern clocks that are made from flattened out beer cans, this movement has heavy plates and quality wheels, (gears). Over the last several months I've regulated it so that it's within 1 minute over a 2-3 week span. That's almost unheard of for a non astrological tall case clock. However, you'll need to have the striking hammers attended to as they sound a bit off when it strikes. It could probably stand a professional cleaning and lubricating at the same time. 429 Classic Hamm's Waterfall / Campfire/ Canoe Scene Motion Beer Sign. As captivating and mesmerizing now as they were 50 years ago. Works properly but does have the usual line through part of the motion image. 430 A Hand Made Working Model Traction Steam Engine w/ A Rumely Thrashing Machine. These were both made by the same person in the Shawano area around 1935. The steering works and the drive train operates when the engine is rolled. It's not live steam, but a fairly well detailed model made from materials on hand. This is one of those items that has to be seen in person to be truly appreciated. A true piece of WI folk art. Both pieces hooked up measure in at 4' in length with the straw chute not extended. The threshing machine is about 14"H; the steam engine a tad shorter. 431 Franco American New York Castorland 1796 Reissue As shown. 432 Mixed Lot of Men's Costume Jewelry and Foreign Coins As shown 433 Large Note Silver Certificate and Red Seat $2 Bill Horse blanket has a short tear in the upper right numeral 1. 434 Asst'd Necklaces, Etc. Crystal, African trade, Mexican Amethyst w/ matching earrings and a Mexican silver bolo tie. 435 Lot of 3 Michael Jordan 1 oz .999 Silver Bullion & $1.20 face value US Silver Coinage. As shown. 436 USA 1984 $10 Gold Coin and 1983 & 1984 XXIII Olympiad $1 Silver Coins As shown. 437 1986 Ellis Island US Coin Prestige Set As shown. 438 1971 Eisenhower Proof Dollar Coin and 1976 Bicentennial Proof Set. As shown. 439 Folk Painted Box & A Winnebago Basket 27" x 9.5" and Winnebago is 8"H 440 Lot of Assorted Cracker & Biscuit Tins As shown. 441 Putnam Fadeless Dyes Countertop Store Case. Front and back have tin litho advertising in addition to the interior advertising. This one is in pretty good shape. 21"W 442 Chatillon's 120LB Cream Scale As shown. 443 The Blanchard Print Butter Carrier When your name is Blanchard... 444 Jazzbo -Jim The Dancer On The Roof by Unique Art Works 445 The Security Lightning Rod Co. Advertising Match Safe A truly scarce piece. During the inspection the cap popped off of the rive. This will need to be repaired. No pieces were lost. 446 Lot of Asst'd Advertising Tins and a Nutmeg Spice Grinder As shown. 447 Tombo The Alabama Coon Jigger by Ferdinand Strauss Works 448 German Made Pull Horse About 5"L x 5"H 449 Walnut Eastlake Wall Pocket w/ Painted Tin Panel 11"W x 14"H 450 Lot of Three GREAT Halloween Novelty Horns German made. Excellent condition. These are just the best! 451 Lot of Two Glass Fishing Floats 5" and 4" 452 Nice Covered Butter Jar w/ Bail Handle About 5.5"dia. No damage. 453 Very Nice Ornate Swinging Picture Frame 7"W x 15" H 454 Bender & Warr Oconomowoc Advertising Egg Shipping Crate in Blue Beautiful color. By the Reliable Incubator And Brooder Co. Quincy IL 455 Lot of Three Asst'd Armand Marseilles Dolls Longest at 19" 456 Super tramp Art Sewing Box w/ Brass Tack Ornamentation. As clean as you'll ever find one and with great style to boot. 10"W x 6.5"D x 6"H 457 The American Model No. 9 Repeating Cap Gun Cane This might actually be more fun than just smashing an entire roll with a hammer. Not that I've ever done that. This was designed that each time you smacked it down it would automatically feed and detonate a cap. Boys being boys I imagine the attrition rate on these was astronomical. Here's a survivor. 26" 458 Lot of Four Asst'd Christmas Ornaments & Decorations Wax angelis 4", Tree is 4.5", Snowman is 2.5" and Cotton figure is 4" 459 Enterprise Double Wheel Coffee grinder Wheels are 10.25". It appears that Ann was using this to grind coffee. 460 Fantastic Tramp Art Picture Frame Another stellar piece. All of the elements you want to see in a tramp art frame. I haven't been able to track down the S.C.W. Private Stock advertising image but with a frame this great the image is just a bonus. 18" x 15" 461 Large Lot of Asst'd Monarch Advertising Items Thermos bottle by thermos. Monarch was a Chicago based distributor and I believe it still exists, somewhat, as part of SYSCO. 462 Lot of Asst'd Dolls and Children's Toys The Bye-Lo is an A.M. 463 Rayo Table Lamp, Electrified 21" 464 Four Piece Carpet Train Approximately G gauge or a little smaller. 465 Red Wing Triangle Grocery Sheboygan, WI Beater Jar Good condition 466 Howe 8 Ounce Balance Scale w/Weights and Brass Candy Pan As shown. 467 Lot of Four Asst'd Lightning Rod Balls Unfortunately, only the smooth round ball is perfect. The others all have some level of damage. 468 Lot of Three Asst'd Advertising Tins As shown. 469 Howe 8 Ounce Balance Scale w/ Weights As shown 470 Lot of Three Skookum and Skookum Style Dolls Largest at 6.5" 471 Hill Climber Toy Good condition. 10"L x 7.5"H 472 3' tall Feather Tree With Original Base 473 A really Nice Advertising Barrel for Dickinson's Witch HAzel Great condition and great graphics. Nice blue wash. Essex, Conn. 16"H 474 Chatillon's 60 LB Milk Scale 16" Overall 475 Brass Gasoline Torch-cum-Table Lamp One of the very sure signs that you were an antique dealer in the 1970s was if you converted blow torches into table lamps. 22" 476 Dart Gun Target Practice Game. "Great Family Amusement Game" Ahh, where to start. This marketing plan would last about 0.3 nanoseconds in the current climate. Promoted as perfectly harmless, I would have had my sisters moving out of the house in less than an hour. Judging from the condition of the pistol and the fact that it still has its original box, this toy saw little if any use. 477 Old Hickory Style Foot Stool Unmarked but very well made. Natural splint. 10" square x 11"H 478 Weathervane w/ Ruby tail, Twig Rod tip and Copper Directional Letters The ruby glass is a replacement. 479 6 Gallon C. Hermann Milwaukee Decorated Butter Churn It has cracks but it also has a pretty nice decoration. 480 Cast Iron Horse Team That's all we have. About 10" 481 Folk Art Frame w/ geo. Washington Lower right corner is chipped. 12.5" x 16" 482 Lot of Two German Wind-up Toys. The lad on the left hoists his Hoffbrau and the boy on the right swings the little girl up into the air. No keys. Both about 5" 483 Early Mohair, Hump Back, Long Nose, Jointed Teddy Bear 15" 484 Modern Bocce ball Set By Brookstone. I don't think you can darken their doorway for less than a Benjamin. 485 Lot of Two Globe Canning Jars. Quarts 486 5' Feather Tree. It's getting a little tired. 487 Daisy Red Ryder BB Gun. Let's all say it: "You'll put your.... In answer to a question: Yes, this is an early production copper band model. The rear stock is cracked. 488 Hill Climber Streetcar Toy In pretty nice condition. 13.5" 489 Lot of 15 Asst'd Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls Let's see where the market is now. 490 Three Box Lot Of Christmas Ornaments and Bottle Brush Trees. Some nice ornaments in here. 491 Lot of Three Advertsing Tins As shown. 492 Frary's 60 lb Spring Balance Scale As shown. 493 Another Gasoline Blow Torch Lamp I wonder what happened to the first guy that plugged one in after not quite getting all of the gasoline out of it. 494 Lot of Two, 3 Ring Binders of US Postage Collector Stamps. Many blocks of four and other blocks. Almost all are mint. I have no idea what the total face value is. 495 Interesting Star & Crescent Folk Art Lightning Rod(?) Somewhere along the way it lost its point but what a neat piece. 496 Balancing Skivvy Waver Novelty It's modern but it's fun. Skivvy waver was a pejorative reserved for US Navy Signalmen. They loved it. 497 Lot of Two Brass Face Scales 24 lbs and 20 lbs. About 6". 498 Heavily Painted Wooden Barrel I'm not sure what the story is with this. It's bright. About 12" x 15". 499 A Lot of ABC and Other Children's Blocks. We really do. Stand is 21" W. 500 Nice Cast Iron Dresser Mirror. 8.5" x 11.5" 501 Lot of Asst'd Toy Soldiers All of the wooden bases are new. 502 Folk Art Tin Match Holder And A Cigar Box. Back in the early to mid 70's somebody realized that very well done pieces of tole work with colorful paint were showing up in old homesteads around Washington and Fond du Lac Counties. They were all obviously made by the same hand as they had a very distinctive style. Serious dealers at the time were all over anything that had a whiff of native Folk Art to it and these pieces became highly sought after. This is one of those pieces and despite the damage to the top of this match holder, it's still a neat little piece of local design. 8.5" 503 Buffalo Balance Scale w/ Standard Weights The nested weight set on the right is stamped WI (19)14 to indicate that these had been inspected and calibrated for trade by the state of WI. 504 Folk Art Folding Steel Crow Decoy. The wings fold up for transport. 16" 505 Schuco Bell Hop Yes/No Mechanical Monkey By moving his tail you can make his head move up and down or side to side. Glass eyes. Excelsior stuffed with wool suit. 506 Gasoline Blow Torch Lamp Probably not UL listed. 507 Cutlery Box and Tool Hod Largest is 10" x 22" 508 Cast Iron Cookware and Kitchenware Includes Reids Muffin Pan Goodell apple peeler, match holder and although it's unmarked it's a Reid's muffin pan w/1870 on the handle. Pan is 16.5" x 9" 509 Nice German "Squeaker" Book The pages have squeakers built in to them. This is in remarkably good condition. 8" x 6.5" 510 Lot of Three Adv. Tins Include Scarce Size Campfire Marshmallow I don't believe I ever seen the small size before. 5.5" x 3.5". 511 Indian Basketry 16" 512 Very Scarce Grand Rapids Lumber Moisture Tester This unique scale was used to determine the moisture content of lumber. Made by the Buffalo Scale Co. for the Grand Rapids Vapor Kiln. Most (moist?) unusual. 513 Child's Snow Shovel, A Garden Shovel and a Coal Shovel. I'm not sure why these are here. 514 Carved Walnut Victorian Folding Shelf and Another Walnut Shelf 30" x 19" and 16" x 20" 515 Modern Shore Bird 21" 516 Washington Irving Sketch Book 4.5" x 6.5" 517 Norleigh Diamond Lantern by Shapleigh Hdwr Copper Font and smoke cap. Appears to to be the original globe but I'm not positive. 14.5" 518 Eagle Grocery Store Cedar Grove, WI. Advertising Match Holder w/ S&P Shakers Phone Number "3". I hear they're up to 7 now. 519 5 gl Western Crock and a Flemishware Pitcher The crock is cracked. Badly. The pitcher has spout chips. 520 Sheet Iron Indian Weather Vane It's a bit small at 11"H to be a weather vane, but I had to start somewhere. Damage to the hip area. I eventually noticed that along the base you can just make out the wording, "Shawano, WIS". I struck out there but did find this link: https://ciscosgallery.com/products/folk-art-indian-weather-vane-c0690?_pos=25&_sid=10221993b&_ss=r Bid accordingly. 521 Comical Plaster Face With a socket in the top of his head. I should know what this is for, but I don't. About 5". 522 Countertop Scale From Wm. Frankfurth Hardware, Milwaukee Frankfurth was a major hardware wholesaler into the mid 1900s. 523 Howe 8 oz Scale 9.5" 524 Novelty Santa & Sleigh Counterbalance Motion Toy Unfortunately, this isn't an old piece but it is a neat piece. When put in motion Santa rocks his head and so does the reindeer. 17"H 525 Woven Wool Contemporary Textile 23" x 39" 526 Flat Top Trunk As shown. 527 Asst'd Corkscrews As shown. 528 Ancient Kauri Wood Bowls From New Zealand Largest is about 8" x 7" 529 Child's Rocking Chair As shown. 530 Brass Blow Torch Lamp This one is a little smaller. Maybe for the kid's room. 16" 531 Cast Iron Still Bank 3" 532 Mahogany Yacht Helm An original wheel, not a repro or decorator piece. 25" Extreme 533 Another Counterbalance Toy of a Sailor Rowing When put in motion he pulls the oars. It's not old, but hey, whatever floats your boat. 534 Arcade Imperial Lap Top Coffee Grinder As shown. 535 Mixed Lot Of Collectibles The bell is not old. The bank advertises Singer sewing machines. 536 Brass Single Chime Steam Whistle w/ Integral Valve The only markings I could find were on the flat as shown. When this came in it was mounted to a lamp base. You're getting the lamp base along with it. Even if you don't want it. 3" Diameter x 15" extreme 537 Lot of Asst'd Bathroom Collectibles As shown. 538 Pyrography Boxes, Am Empty Photo Album and a Covered Box A note identifies the box as Gutta Percha. 539 Swan 2 Piece Carved Butter Mold As shown. 540 Lot of 3 Pieces Copperware An iron handled skimmer, A "Handwrought" tray at 16" and a teapot that is mentioned as middle 1800s Dutch. 541 Trix Dog Collapsing Toy and Jointed Popeye Characters Wimpy could use some spa time. Bottom of Popeye's foot is dated 1935. About 5". 542 Mixed Lot Of Children's Toys Squeeze toy is silent. Last photo is remnants of a Jack-In-The-Box. 543 Warren Brass Beam Scale Montreal 60 lbs 19". Nice display piece. 544 Lot of Asst'd Kitchen Items Molds, choppers, copper funnel, skewers, etc. 545 Lot of Asst'd Advertising Paper As shown 546 Costume Jewelry, MArbles, Toy scale & Colored Chalk The little tin scale is a neat piece. 547 Framed Moosehair Tufting by Gladys Lavallee Until I pulled this piece of paper out of the pocket on the back of the frame, I didn't know moose hair tufting was a thing. Now I do. 548 Lot of Asst'd Mexican Pottery Pot is about 12"H 549 A Cane & A Walking Stick Both have brass hame tips as their ornament. 550 Lot of 8 Asst'd Brass Face Scales As shown. 551 Lot of Asst'd Advertising and Decorative Collectibles The mop head is still in the can. This lot has changed since originally submitted. Please view photos closely. 552 Albert Biles and Shar Aweho Indigenous Art Stone carving is about 8.5"H 553 Norman Brumm Metal and Enamel Bird Sculpture With catalog. 10"H 554 German Waechtersbach Christmas Dinnerware As shown 555 Assorted Woodenware Craft broom, trays, wine rack, spaghetti measures, bowls, etc. 556 Lot of Asst'd Children's Books & Games Some good cover art in here. Includes ethnic books. 557 Scrap & Other Sterling Silver As shown. 558 Golf Ball Case and Golfballs Some are old, some are new. 559 Lot of Duck Decoy Books, Bird Books and Antique Reference Books As shown. 560 Lot of Asst'd Kitchen Collectibles Glass Place Setting markers, cookie cutters, etc. 561 Lot of Asst'd Modern Christmas Collectibles As shown. 562 Lot of Asst'd Hand Tools As shown. 563 Lot of Asst'd Books, Poker Chips and Radio As shown. 564 Lot of Asst'd Notions, Material and Related. As shown. 565 Lot of Miscellaneous Stuff Includes Bird Cage, & Decorative Accessories. As shown. 566 Sea Shells, Glass Platter & Bail Top Canning Jars As shown. 567 Wisconsin Butternut Hankie Drawer Dresser A Wisconsin classic. Well made, straight and solid. OG hankie and overshot top drawer. This is a piece worth owning. 41"W x 20"D x 48"H 568 Partial Type Drawer Desk 31"W x 22"D x 43"H 569 Oak Arm Chair No veneer here. 570 Deacon's Bench These are great for the holidays when you need to cram more people in at the table than what chairs allow for. 7' 6". 571 Single Door Jelly Cupboard in Old Red It comes with a photo showing it in white paint before Ann painstakingly scraped it down to its original color. 44"W x 18"D x 45"H 572 Small Bench 36" x 10" 573 Walnut Towel Bar Commode Ready to put in place. 574 Butternut Hankie Drawer Dresser A little later and with a little more Victorian influence than lot 567. 42"W x 18"D x 45"H 575 Hired Man's Bed-cum-Coffee Table Chuck and Ann had a piece of plate glass custom cut so they could use this as a coffee table. Be forewarned, the glass weighs as much as the auctioneer does. 76" x 32" 576 Buckeye Incubator Table Restyled as an end table. 23"W x 16"D x 26"H 577 Blanchard Stenciled Butter Churn Great condition. 19"W x 17"D x 31"H 578 High Bench w/ Skirts 20"W x 10"D x 17"H 579 Spinning Wheel in Old Blue Dated 1881 580 Shoofly Rocking Horse It has a letter with it that indicates it may have been featured in Encyclopedia Britannica. FWIW. 51" x 29"H 581 Terriff's Perfect Manual Clothes Washing Machine Try this for a week and see if you're still interested in getting off the grid. Great condition and paint. 34"W x 19"D x 42" high overall. 582 Room Size Rug 9' x 13' 583 Room Size Oriental Rug 9' x 13'. 583A Room Size Rug 8' x 11' 584 Sort of a Trunk Sort of a Cabinet This is a good piece for "out of sight, out of mind" type stuff. 26"W x 11"D x 18"H 585 Chair Hamper Combo As shown. 586 Lightning Rod w/ Great Cow Weathervane and Cobalt Ball The vane is what makes the set-up. Rarely if ever do you see a cow with attached ears and horns and if you do odds are they've become detached somewhere along the way. Cow is probably copper but has vestiges of gilding. A very attractive piece. 587 Valet The quintessential 1930s basement shop project. 588 Lightning Rod w/ Ajax Spiked Finial There's probably some cute collector name for this style. I call it the "Don't land here" finial. 589 Carom Game Board As shown 590 Carom Game Board As shown. 591 Navajo Weaving This was hanging for three weeks before I realized I had it sideways. 40" x 30" 592 Quilt Section Framed For Hanging. 36" x 60" 593 594 595 596 597 598 599 600 |
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