July Antiques and Collectibles

Lot: 1 - Adlake H. L. Piper Railroad Switch Signal Lantern

An antique four-way railroad switch lamp manufactured by Adams and Westlake (Adlake) for the H. L. Piper Company of Montreal. The lantern features a cylindrical body fabricated from sheet and cast metal components with a black painted finish. It is fitted with four large glass Fresnel-style lenses, including two in signal red and two in blue. The top is equipped with a hinged vent cap and a tall wire bail handle. The side of the lamp body is embossed with three lines of text reading ADLAKE, H. L. PIPER, and MONTREAL. The base features a mounting bracket for attachment to a railroad switch stand.

Lot: 2 - Apsit Bros Cast Stone Native American Chief Bust

This large-scale cast stone bust depicts a Native American Indian Chief and was manufactured by Apsit Bros of California. The sculpture features a mature male figure with deeply lined facial features, wearing an elaborate feathered war bonnet headdress and a beaded medallion necklace over a traditional breastplate. The piece is finished in a neutral, textured tone with a dark wash used to highlight the sculptural details and provide a weathered appearance. The bust is supported by an integrated, tiered circular pedestal base. An incised mark on the reverse of the sculpture reads APSIT BROS OF CALIF followed by a copyright symbol and date.

Lot: 3 - Venetian Ruby Red Swirl Vase w/ Gilt Rococo Scene

19.25 inches. This is a tall, tapered cylindrical vase made of hand-blown ruby red glass. The body of the vase features an internal optic swirl or ribbing pattern visible from the exterior and through the translucent glass. The piece is embellished with extensive gold gilding throughout. A large, ornate Rococo-style cartouche is centered on the front, enclosing a detailed pastoral scene of a couple seated in a landscape setting under a tree. The top of the vase features a solid gold-banded rim above a horizontal band of scrolling foliage and floral motifs. Additional gilded scrollwork and foliate designs frame the central medallion and decorate the lower portion of the vessel. The base exhibits an unfinished, rough pontil mark characteristic of hand-blown production. No signatures, manufacturer marks, or labels are present.

Lot: 4 - Lance Advertising Glass Jar w/ Red Metal Lid

This is a countertop snack display jar for the American brand Lance, Inc. The item features a cylindrical clear glass body with a red painted metal lid. The front of the jar is decorated with red and blue applied graphics; the brand name LANCE appears in red stylized block letters above a graphic of two crossed spears in blue. The slightly domed lid is finished in glossy red paint and is topped with a turned metal knob. This type of display container was a common fixture in mid-20th-century general stores, gas stations, and diners for the presentation of cracker and nut packets. No manufacturer marks are visible on the base of the glass.

Lot: 5 - De Laval Cream Separators Die-Cut Metal Cow Sign

This is a double-sided die-cut advertising sign for the De Laval Separator Company, manufactured by the American Art Sign Co. of Brooklyn, New York. The sign is constructed of lithographed metal and shaped in the silhouette of a Holstein cow. One side features a realistic lithographed illustration of a cow with the name DE LAVAL printed across the center in bold black lettering. The reverse side is finished in a monochromatic silver-grey tone and provides promotional information, listing company branches in New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Montreal, Winnipeg, and Seattle. The reverse side also features a graphic of a hand-cranked cream separator and promotional text claiming 1,200,000 units in use and potential savings of $10 to $15 per cow every year of use. The manufacturer mark AMERICAN ART SIGN CO. BKLYN N.Y. is printed on the lower portion of the reverse side.

Lot: 6 - 16 Art Nouveau & Art Deco Style Jewelry & Items

A collection of approximately 16 -style decorative items and costume jewelry pieces featuring prominent Art Nouveau and Art Deco design motifs. The lot includes five small hand or vanity mirrors with ornate figural frames. Three mirrors are finished in silver-toned base metal, depicting a nymph among flowers, a figure with peacock feathers, and a pair of embracing cherubs. Two mirrors are in gold-toned frames, one featuring a female profile and the other a woman with flowing hair. One mirror includes a paper tag marked CW426N. The collection features two pewter-toned cast metal fantasy sculptures: a wizard figure holding a glass orb with a rhinestone-accented hat, and a castle sculpture accented with blue glitter and a multi-faceted crystal. Jewelry items include an Art Deco style necklace with black enamel links featuring green and white floral-geometric patterns and several gold-toned repousse pins or brooches depicting female faces and classical figures. Also included is a rectangular plaque featuring a color-printed portrait of a woman and a silver-toned metal fragment with a sunray motif, which appears to be a component of a belt buckle or dress clip.

Lot: 7 - Attr. Ransbottom Bros. Stoneware Poultry Waterer

2 chips on rim. This antique stoneware poultry waterer, also known as a chicken fount, is attributed to the Ransbottom Bros. Pottery Co. of Roseville, Ohio, based on its distinctive form and web consensus for visually identical items. The piece consists of a cylindrical body transitioning into a conical shoulder, topped with a solid, rounded knob finial. It features an integrated hooded drinking well at the base and an internal reservoir designed to operate on a vacuum principle, allowing water to flow through a small hole as needed. The fount is finished in a light tan or buff Bristol-type glaze with a salt-glazed texture, showing typical minor peppering and iron spotting. A shallow, partially illegible impressed maker mark is located on the shoulder. The unglazed base displays prominent wire-cut marks from the manufacturing process.

Lot: 8 - Victorian Style Cast Iron Button Boot Match Holder

This cast iron object is designed in the form of a Victorian lady's high-top button boot, traditionally used as a match holder or toothpick holder. The boot features detailed side buttons, a pointed toe, a small heel, and a decorative scalloped rim at the top opening. The boot is mounted onto a circular cast iron base via two bolts visible on the underside. The base is decorated with a pierced openwork foliate and scrollwork pattern. On the underside of the base, the numbers 6 and 9 are cast in raised relief between the two mounting bolts. Other faint cast markings are present on the underside but are not clearly legible due to age and oxidation.

Lot: 9 - Dayton Fan & Motor Co. Type 367 Oscillating Fan

This is an antique electric oscillating desk fan manufactured by The Dayton Fan and Motor Co. of Dayton, Ohio. The fan features a four-blade design protected by a circular wire cage. The motor housing and flared base are constructed from cast metal with a black finish. A central brass badge on the cage is marked THE DAYTON FAN and MOTOR CO. DAYTON DAYTON, OHIO, U.S.A. and displays a graphic of a globe with lightning bolts. A brass identification plate on the base is inscribed with TYPE 367, SERIAL NO. 102811157, VOLTS 110, and CURRENT 60 CY. The base plate also indicates three settings for the control lever: OFF, MEDIUM, and LOW. The oscillating mechanism is located at the rear of the motor housing. The unit is equipped with a fabric-wrapped power cord terminating in a later two-prong plug.

Lot: 10 - 3 Metal: 2 Iron Floral Basket Doorstops & Clip

This lot features three metal objects including two decorative cast iron doorstops and a retail display clip. The first doorstop is a polychrome cast iron basket of flowers, identified as Hubley pattern number 152. It is cast with a hollow back and a half-round profile, depicting a wicker-style basket containing a large white rose, a yellow daisy, and small blue blossoms. The piece is set on a stepped hexagonal base and retains its original painted finish. The reverse side bears the incised mold number 152 at the base of the basket neck. The second doorstop is an unmarked cast iron floral basket with a dark-toned finish and painted highlights. This example features a tall, twisted handle and a more slender basket form on a tiered circular base. The floral arrangement includes a white daisy with a yellow center and a red rosebud. It is also cast with a hollow reverse. The third item is a retail price clip constructed of black-painted sheet metal with brass-toned circular grips. The front of the clip features stenciled yellow text reading NO. 7 s and 10 cents each. Below the number 7 is the partially obscured manufacturer name CECL. An incised character resembling an H or the number 11 is present on the right side of the clip.

Lot: 11 - Large Hand-Carved Wooden Dough Bowl or Trencher

40 inches long. A large hand-carved wooden dough bowl, also known as a trencher, featuring an elongated, oblong form with rounded ends and a shallow basin. The vessel is carved from a single piece of wood and exhibits visible tool marks across both the interior and exterior surfaces, indicative of hand-hewn construction in a primitive style. The wood is finished with a warm brown stain that highlights natural grain patterns and includes several prominent knots.

Lot: 12 - 3 Lithographed Lard & Popcorn Advertising Tins

This lot features three 4-pound lithographed metal advertising pails, each equipped with its original wire bail handle and removable lid. The collection includes one Noble Popcorn Farms tin from Sac City, Iowa, designed with a faux wood-grain background and yellow label panels. The yellow lid is printed with Pail-O-Pops, and the side panels include recipes for caramelized corn and popcorn balls along with popping instructions. The second item is a Decker's Piquality Pure Lard tin from The Val Decker Packing Co. of Piqua, Ohio, featuring a bright red body and a cream-colored central logo. This tin includes a U.S. Department of Agriculture inspection seal for Establishment 95. The third item is a Double D Brand Pure Lard tin from David Davies, Inc. of Columbus and Zanesville, Ohio, featuring a tri-color white, blue, and red graphic design. All three containers are marked for a 4-pound net weight capacity. Each measures approximately 6.5 inches height x 6 inches diameter.

Lot: 13 - Primitive Style Pine Wall Shelf w/ Drawer

A small-scale, wall-mounted display or utility shelf constructed from pine with a warm amber-toned finish. The design features a single upper shelf supported by two curved side brackets, a lower fixed shelf surface, and a single pull-out drawer. The drawer is fitted with an integrated, crescent-shaped wooden pull. The back of the unit is constructed with two vertical wooden slats for mounting to a wall. Visible nail heads on the side panels indicate simple, small-shop or handcrafted construction. This piece is characteristic of Early American or rustic primitive styling, suitable for displaying miniatures, spices, or small collectibles.

Lot: 14 - Antique Painted Wood & Wrought Iron Child Sled

This antique child's pull sled features a wrought iron or steel frame with integrated runners. The metal runners curve upward at the front, terminating in decorative scrolled finials, and are connected by a horizontal metal crossbar. The wooden deck is constructed of a single plank secured to the frame with metal brackets and rivets. The deck is finished in a dark hunter green paint with a hand-painted black pinstripe border following the perimeter. Centered on the deck is a hand-painted diamond-shaped folk-art vignette depicting a landscape scene with a black fence in the foreground, yellow and orange tones suggesting a sunset, and a blue sky above. No manufacturer marks or stamps are visible on the object. A modern white auction tag with barcode and the handwritten number 14 is attached to the rear right runner, and a small round orange sticker is located on the upper portion of the deck. Dimensions: Not specified.

Lot: 15 - Southern US Salt-Glazed Stoneware 2-Gallon Lug Jar

14 inches. This salt-glazed stoneware jar, likely intended for use as a butter churn, features a tall, cylindrical body that tapers slightly toward the base. The vessel is constructed with a wide, flared rim and two integral, opposing lug handles applied to the shoulder. The interior of the jar exhibits prominent horizontal throwing ridges from the potter's wheel. The exterior is finished with a salt glaze that displays a characteristic orange peel texture. The surface is decorated with numerous iron spots, often referred to as turkey droppings in the context of Southern stoneware, which were created by mineral reactions during the firing process. An incised character representing the number 2 is located beneath one of the lug handles, indicating a two-gallon capacity. The style, glaze, and decoration are consistent with 19th-century utilitarian pottery from the Southern United States, particularly the Piedmont region of North Carolina. No maker's stamps or signatures are visible on the body or the unglazed base

Lot: 16 - Creek Chub Bait Co. Fishing Lures & Packaging

Boes are empty. This lot features a collection of fishing lures and associated cardboard packaging, primarily centered around products from The Creek Chub Bait Co. of Garrett, Indiana. The assortment includes multiple original boxes printed with C.C.B.CO. LURE, Nature Lures, and Manufactured Only By The Creek Chub Bait Co. Garrett Indiana. Notable individual lures identified by visible markings include a large black topwater plug with a metal lip marked JITTERBUG in white block lettering, and multiple small teardrop-shaped lures marked SONIC and HEDDON. One lure featuring a perch-patterned finish is contained within a plastic blister pack labeled DURA-PAK CORPORATION, SIOUX CITY, IOWA. The lures are constructed from painted wood and plastic, equipped with metal hardware and treble hooks. The group also contains several empty Creek Chub boxes and lids.

Lot: 17 - 10 Late 19th C. Hand-Colored Glass Lantern Slides

This collection consists of a set of 10 hand-colored glass magic lantern slides, attributed to German manufacturers such as Ernst Plank or similar firms from the late 19th century. The slides are presented in two vertical columns within a black, pebble-textured protective frame. The imagery features a range of narrative and decorative scenes characteristic of late Victorian entertainment. Featured subjects include winter activities such as sledding and snowman building, rural peasant life, interior domestic scenes, and children at play by a river with swans. One slide depicts anthropomorphic animals in a circus-style performance, including a figure balancing on a sphere. The collection includes two slides featuring circular vignettes. One contains four landscape scenes: an alpine cottage, a mountainous volcanic scene, a nocturnal woodland, and a winter village. The final slide features four portrait vignettes of European royalty, identified by their distinctive uniforms and facial hair as Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria, Emperor Frederick III of Germany, and Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany, alongside a young girl, likely a royal princess of the period. The slides are constructed of glass with applied transparent color pigments.

Lot: 18 - Style Two Rider Motorcycle Wall Mount Bell

This wall-mounted decorative bell features a cast iron silhouette of two riders on a -style motorcycle. The motorcycle acts as a horizontal platform supporting a traditional flared bell underneath. The assembly is secured to a vertical mounting bracket that includes a small, four-spoke decorative wheel at the base. The internal clapper is present and attached via a metal link. A white string tag with the handwritten number 195 is attached to the bracket, alongside a partial adhesive barcode label from a previous auction. No foundry marks, maker's stamps, or brand names are visible on the casting. Approximate length 12.5 inches.

Lot: 19 - Carling's Red Cap Ale 3D Jockey Cap Plaque

This mid-century three-dimensional advertising wall display is for Carling's Red Cap Ale and features a miniature jockey cap centerpiece. The display consists of an oval wooden plaque with a reddish-brown finish and gold-painted serif lettering reading CARLING'S RED CAP ALE. At the center, a clear plastic dome houses a small red satin jockey cap with a matching bow. The dome is secured to the wood base by a brass-toned metal ring with oversized decorative metal studs. Markings on the lower front edge identify the Brewing Corporation of America of Cleveland, Ohio. A circular yellow label on the reverse identifies the display creator as the J. A. Lamb Company of Clawson, Michigan. Approximate height: 12 to 18 inches.

Lot: 20 - Wm. Gross & Bro Fords NJ Advertising Stoneware Jug

This small stoneware advertising jug was produced for the firm of Wm. Gross and Brother, located in Fords, New Jersey. The vessel features a classic cylindrical form with a sloping shoulder, a narrow neck, and a single applied strap handle. The exterior is finished in a light buff salt glaze. The front of the jug is decorated with a two-line cobalt blue stenciled inscription which reads WM. GROSS and BRO. / FORDS, N. J. Fords is a section of Woodbridge Township, an area historically significant for its high-quality clay deposits and extensive stoneware production. Such jugs were typically utilized by wholesale liquor dealers for the storage and transport of spirits during the late 19th or early 20th century. The unglazed base displays a small central kiln mark and typical shelf wear.

Lot: 21 - Blue & White Spongeware Stoneware Banded Pitcher

A crack and chip on bottom. This bulbous stoneware pitcher features a traditional blue spongeware or spatterware decoration over a cream-colored ground. The vessel is constructed with a flared, pinched spout and a single loop handle, set upon a raised pedestal base. The decoration includes a mottled sponge-applied blue glaze covering the upper and lower portions of the body, with two solid cobalt blue horizontal bands encircling the midsection. The interior of the pitcher is finished with a clear glaze. The base is unmarked, showing only slight discoloration and kiln markings. This piece is characteristic of American folk pottery from the 19th or early 20th century.

Lot: 22 - A.H. Heisey Greek Key Pressed Glass Lidded Jar

This clear pressed glass lidded jar was manufactured by A.H. Heisey and Co. in the Greek Key pattern, also known as Pattern Number 352. The vessel features a cylindrical form with a matching heavy lid. Decorative elements include three distinct bands of a Greek Key meander motif located around the bulbous lid finial, the upper shoulder of the jar, and the base. The main body and the lid are further articulated with wide vertical fluting. The top of the lid finial terminates in a molded sunburst or star pattern. The glass is fire-polished, which is characteristic of Heisey high-quality production. A molded manufacturer mark is located on the exterior center of the base. This mark consists of a central letter H contained within a diamond shape, with the word PRESSCUT arched above the diamond and the name HEISEY arched below.

Lot: 23 - After Cranach the Elder, Martin Luther, Oil/Panel

17.5x 22.5. This oil on wood panel portrait depicts the Protestant Reformer Martin Luther, rendered in a manner after the workshop of Lucas Cranach the Elder. The subject is portrayed bust-length in three-quarter profile, wearing traditional dark clerical attire with a high collar against a muted, monochromatic background. A significant portion of the lower panel is occupied by an extensive biographical inscription in German Fraktur script, detailing the major milestones of Luther's life from his birth in 1483 to his death in 1546. To the right of the sitter's shoulder is a date and mark transcribed as 1543 flanking a winged serpent, the characteristic symbol of the Cranach workshop. The painting is executed on a two-piece wooden panel with a visible vertical join. The work is presented in a carved and gilded wood frame decorated with floral and foliate patterns.

Lot: 24 - Victorian Cast Iron Multi-Tier Swing Arm Stand

40 inches. A cast iron multi-tiered plant stand, or jardinere, designed in the Victorian style. The stand features a central vertical support with a total of seven circular plant holders. The arrangement includes one fixed top holder and six holders distributed across two lower tiers, each attached via articulating swing arms. Every holder is cast with a scalloped rim and a pierced radiating sunburst pattern at the center, fastened with slotted screws. The swing arms exhibit decorative openwork with scrolling and geometric motifs. The unit is supported by a weighted, domed circular base decorated with ornate pierced foliate and scroll patterns. The construction is of heavy cast iron with bolted assembly.

Lot: 25 - Victorian Style Copper & Brass Bucket & Scuttle

This lot comprises two pieces of copper and brass hearthware, including a cylindrical log bucket and a helmet-shaped coal scuttle. Both items are characteristic of Victorian era fireplace accessories from the late 19th to early 20th century. The cylindrical storage vessel is constructed from sheet copper with a visible vertical lap seam and a rolled rim. It is fitted with two cast brass handles featuring scrolling and shell-inspired motifs, attached to the body with copper rivets. The interior of the bucket displays evidence of significant prior use and oxidation. The second item is a helmet-shaped coal scuttle, or coal hod, featuring a hammered or planished texture on the lower half of the body. It includes a large overhead brass bail handle and a secondary cast brass handle at the rear designed for tilting and pouring. The scuttle is supported by a flared, circular brass footed base. No maker marks are visible on either piece.

Lot: 26 - Wooden S.S. United States Battery Model Ship

24 inches long. This large scale battery operated model of the ocean liner S.S. United States is attributed to the Japanese manufacturer Ito based on accompanying provenance. The model is primarily constructed of wood with a black painted hull, white superstructure, and a red underside. The bow features white block lettering reading S. S. UNITED STATES on both sides. The vessel is designed for twin-screw propulsion, containing two internal electric motors wired to two three-bladed metal propellers. The interior of the hull is finished in green paint and includes spring-loaded battery contacts and associated wiring. The upper decks feature natural wood planking, brass-tone metal railings, and dual red and blue funnels. Numerous lifeboats are mounted on davits along the superstructure. The red painted underside of the hull is marked with the numerals 1 4 5 0 in black ink. This item is accompanied by a purchase record identifying the piece as an Ito Japan production.

Lot: 27 - Japanese Model Torpedo Destroyer attributed to ITO

31.5 inches long. This is a large-scale Japanese model torpedo destroyer, attributed to the manufacturer ITO based on visual characteristics and market consensus. The vessel is primarily constructed of wood with additional metal and glass fittings. The exterior features a three-tone paint scheme of light blue upper works and a red lower hull, separated by black and yellow waterline stripes. The deck surface is detailed with carved parallel lines to simulate wooden planking. Deck-mounted equipment includes multiple dual-gun turrets, four large side-mounted torpedoes with gold-painted tips, two miniature metal lifeboats on davits, a life ring, and navigation lights with colored glass lenses. A decorative gauge is inset into the mid-deck area. The stern is equipped with twin three-blade metal propellers and an adjustable metal rudder assembly. The interior, accessed by removing deck sections, reveals a wooden structure containing an electrical wiring harness, a terminal block, and one electric motor. The motor is marked with a yellow label bearing the characters T R Y. This model was originally designed for battery-operated twin-screw propulsion. Length: 31.5 inches.

Lot: 28 - WWII Imperial Japanese Yosegaki Hinomaru Flag

A few tears show along with weaqr. This World War II-era Imperial Japanese Good Luck Flag, known as a Yosegaki Hinomaru, is made of a lightweight white silk or fine-weave fabric. The design features a printed red sun disk, the Hinomaru, centered on the field. The flag is equipped with two reinforced navy blue fabric corners at the hoist, which retain their original cord ties for mounting. The white field is inscribed with multiple columns of hand-written Japanese characters in black ink. The main patriotic slogan, written vertically on the far left, reads (Ki Buun Chokyu), translated as Prayers for Everlasting Fortunes in War. The surrounding inscriptions consist of various signatures from well-wishers, typically family members and friends. Identifiable surnames among the signatures include Sasaki , Yamada, and Okada, written in a period-typical cursive grass script.

Lot: 29 - United Spanish War Veterans Bronze Cross Plaque

This commemorative plaque or grave marker is associated with the United Spanish War Veterans (USWV), honoring service during the Spanish-American War and the Philippine-American War. The item is constructed from stamped thin-gauge bronze or brass with a darkened golden-brown patina. It is designed in the form of a Greek cross featuring a central circular medallion. The central relief depicts a US Army soldier and a US Navy sailor in period uniforms flanking a kneeling figure, with a battleship and a rising sun in the background. The arms of the cross feature a textured pebbled background within raised borders. The circular border of the central medallion is inscribed UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS 1898 - 1902. The top arm of the cross is inscribed CUBA, the bottom arm U.S.A., the left arm PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, and the right arm PORTO RICO, which reflects the historical US spelling of Puerto Rico during the era. The reverse of the plaque is a hollow-back mirror image of the front, showing the stamping process. There are no visible manufacturer marks or hallmarks on the front or reverse.

Lot: 30 - Soviet Russian 6x4 AKM Type II Bayonet w/ Scabbard

This Soviet Russian 6x4 AKM Type II bayonet is designed for use with the AKM and AK-74 rifle series, featuring a clip-point blade with a serrated spine and a rectangular cutout intended to interface with the scabbard lug as a wire-cutter tool. The blade is finished in a matte satin steel. The handle and scabbard body are constructed from a mottled reddish-orange Bakelite-style polymer, characteristic of Soviet-era production. The bayonet is secured with a black-finished crossguard featuring a muzzle ring and a spring-loaded pommel attachment mechanism. The scabbard includes a black-finished metal tip with a wire-cutting lug and a rubber insulator. Verbatim markings on the handle include a 0 inside a circle, the number 335, and a 2. The set displays wear consistent with field use, including light scuffs to the polymer and wear to the black coating on the metal components.

Lot: 31 - Multiple Publishers Postcards & Ephemera, 1900-15

A collection of postcards and paper ephemera dating from the early 20th century, primarily from the Golden Age of Postcards (circa 1900-1915). The group includes color lithographed and embossed cards featuring various themes such as patriotic motifs, birthdays, and holiday greetings for Christmas, New Year, and Valentine's Day. Notable pieces within the collection include a patriotic card depicting the American flag and eagle marked Copyright 1907 by Illustrated Postal Card Co. N.Y., and a scenic card of a watermelon harvest labeled Rocky Ford, Colo Sept 26 - 1907. Other cards feature captions such as This beats Paddling, Now or Never, and Ye Valentine Wish, along with cards showing integrated photographic portraits. Printed markings identify publishers including the Illustrated Postal Card Co. of New York and U. Co. N.Y. with 1905 and 1907 copyright dates. The collection is comprised of standard postcards, souvenir folders, and assorted paper fragments.

Lot: 32 - Various Publishers, Postcards, c. 1900-1915

An assortment of early 20th-century postcards, representing a diverse array of paper ephemera from the Golden Age of postcards. The collection includes various printing techniques such as color lithography, heavily embossed cardstock, and real photo postcards (RPPC). One novelty leatherette card is present, embossed with the motto To be trusted is greater than to be loved. Subject matter spans several categories: holiday greetings for Christmas, New Year?s, and Valentine's Day; sentimental and romantic scenes; floral studies; and humorous comic cards. Specific titles and captions include A Chicken Sandwich, Easy Money, A Camel can go eight days without a drink... who wants to be a camel?, and He who eats a peck of hay knows how we feed here every day - Summer Boarders Taken In. Topographical and souvenir cards feature views of Toronto, View of Fort Terry, N.Y., and the Illinois Hotel, Bloomington, Ill. A regional novelty card features a blue pennant for Steubenville, Ohio with the text Because I live in I should worry! Look who lives here too. The lot contains both postally used examples with contemporary handwriting and stamps, as well as unused stock.

Lot: 33 - Postcards & Ephemera, Early 20th C

An assortment of postcards and ephemera primarily from the early 20th century. The collection encompasses various themes including New Year and Valentine's Day greetings, romantic and sentimental subjects, humorous cartoons, floral lithographs, and scenic views. Decorative elements include chromolithography, embossing, and dimensional components, such as a Valentine featuring a raised pink fabric heart with a metal cupid attachment. Specific subjects include a depiction of Betsy Ross sewing the American flag, a couple in a card titled I HAVE AN EXCELLENT POSITION, and a scene titled No. 138 AFTER MARRIAGE. Printed text on various cards includes THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO MAKE ME HAPPY, TO GREET YOU, A Happy New Year, TO MY DEAR COUSIN, and I'M THINKING OF YOU. One card is marked MILLS NOVELTY CO. CHICAGO on the reverse, while another is marked SER. 280 and bears a signature appearing as Brw. Many cards feature period handwritten correspondence. The collection is housed in a shallow black display case.

Lot: 34 - Early 20th C. Postcards & Ephemera w/ Novelties

This collection features various early 20th-century postcards and paper ephemera encompassing sentimental, humorous, and photographic subjects. A significant highlight is a novelty greeting card featuring an applied three-dimensional bird with real feathers and a glass eye, positioned above the text With best Wishes. Also included is a ribbon novelty card titled From a BEAU who loves You, which contains five attached silk ribbons in pink, red, yellow, white, and blue, accompanied by a poem and a manuscript signature of the initials W.B. A color lithograph card depicts an early motor vehicle with the caption My hands are full at Bethany, W.Va. You know why. The assortment includes a blue-tinted romantic scene copyrighted 1908 by J. Thomas, a To My Valentine floral card, and a humorous illustration titled I M IN FOR A JOLLY GOOD TIME. Real Photo Postcards (RPPC) within the group feature a child in a wooden boat, a studio portrait of two men in formal dress, and a monochrome image of an individual in traditional headband and jewelry engaged in a craft or weaving task. One card fragment bears a reference to ST. LOUIS, 1904. The items are primarily printed on cardstock with some utilizing silk ribbon and natural feather attachments. Standard postcard dimensions: approximately 3.5 by 5.5 inches.

Lot: 35 - Weeden Mfg. Co. No. 43 Electric Toy Steam Engine

This electric stationary toy steam engine was produced by the Weeden Manufacturing Company of New Bedford, Massachusetts. The unit is identified as Catalog No. 43 and consists of a horizontal chrome-plated metal boiler mounted atop a red-enameled sheet metal frame. The engine features a tall vertical chimney, a brass single-piston cylinder, and a spoked metal flywheel. Functional details include a steam whistle with a red-painted lever and a safety valve that serves as the water filler cap. The entire apparatus is secured to a beveled rectangular wooden base. A brass identification plate is affixed to the wooden base and contains the following stamped information: TRADE WEEDEN MARK, WEEDEN MFG. CO., REG.U.S.PAT.OFF., NEW BEDFORD, MASS., VOLTS 115, WATTS 250, CAT. NO. 43. The engine is equipped with a cloth-wrapped electrical cord and a two-prong plug.

Lot: 36 - Pair Weeden 900 & Jr. Engineer Toy Steam Engines

This lot contains two electric toy steam engines. The first engine is a Weeden Cat. No. 900 model from the Weeden Manufacturing Company of New Bedford, Massachusetts. It is constructed with a cast iron base, an orange-red painted metal housing, and a brass boiler with a red-painted chimney. The cast iron base has the name WEEDEN embossed into the metal. A brass manufacturer plate is mounted to the front and states: TRADE WEEDEN MARK, WEEDEN MFG. CO., REG. U.S. PAT. OFF., NEW BEDFORD, MASS., VOLTS 115, WATTS 400, CAT. NO. 900. The mechanism includes an electrically heated boiler designed to drive a single-cylinder engine with a side-mounted flywheel and a glass water level sight gauge. It retains a fabric-braided power cord. The second engine is a Junior Engineer model. The label on the base identifies it as a JUNIOR ENGINEER model manufactured by THE K J [unclear] R CORPORATION, commonly attributed to the K. J. Miller Corporation. This unit features a gray-painted cast iron base, a red heating chamber, and an orange spoked flywheel. The heater connects to the piston and cylinder assembly via a clear plastic tube. It includes a brown plastic power cord. No original boxes or instructions are present.

Lot: 37 - Pair Weeden & K. J. Miller Electric Steam Engines

This lot features two American-manufactured electric toy steam engine components produced by the Weeden Manufacturing Co. and The K. J. Miller Corporation. The first item is a Junior Engineer stationary steam engine, model SE 100, manufactured by The K. J. Miller Corporation of Chicago, Illinois. It consists of an oscillating cylinder engine with a single flywheel mounted on a painted cast-metal base. The unit includes a red-painted boiler housing an internal electric heating element. A red manufacturer label on the base reads: JUNIOR ENGINEER / TRADE MARK U.S. PAT. OFF. / STEAM ENGINE / MODEL SE 100 / PAT. PENDING / THE K. J. MILLER CORPORATION / CHICAGO 50, ILL. The original electrical cord with a brown Bakelite-style plug is attached. The second item is a Weeden vertical electric toy steam boiler. It features a brass-toned metal boiler barrel mounted on a red-painted metal base. The unit is equipped with a top-mounted chimney, a safety valve, and a whistle. A decal on the barrel reads: TRADE WEEDEN MARK / REG. U. S. PAT. OFF. It includes a heavy black-and-white checkered cloth-covered power cord. Both units are presented without original packaging.

Lot: 38 - Mid-C. Amberina Swung Glass Footed Vase

23 inches tall. A mid-century modern swung glass vase attributed to the Epic line by Viking Glass. The vessel features a vibrant Amberina color gradient, transitioning from a deep ruby red at the upper neck and rim to a bright yellow at the base. This piece was manufactured using a mold-blown technique, with the upper portion of the neck hand-swung to achieve its tall, slender form and asymmetrical, flame-like rim. The lower body is decorated with deep vertical molded ribs that terminate in sharp, pointed projections just above the stem. The vase sits on a flared pedestal foot characterized by a twelve-scalloped edge and a molded sunburst design on the underside. No maker marks, labels, or signatures are visible on the glass.

Lot: 39 - Hazel-Atlas Pyramid Green Uranium Glass Bowl Set

This five-piece set of green Depression-era pressed glass bowls was produced in the Pyramid pattern, also known as New Century, by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company. The set includes one large master serving bowl and four smaller individual berry bowls. The transparent light green glass contains uranium, which results in a vibrant neon green fluorescence when viewed under ultraviolet light. The design reflects the Art Deco style, featuring stepped, geometric facets on the exterior and a central multi-pointed starburst motif on the base. The bowls are finished with flared, ruffled rims. An embossed maker mark consisting of a capital H with a capital A nested inside is located at the center of the base on each piece.

Lot: 40 - Uranium Glass Ruffled Rim Optic Rib Vase

This decorative flower vase is crafted from uranium glass, characterized by its translucent pale green color in natural light and its distinct, bright neon green fluorescence when exposed to ultraviolet UV light. The vessel is constructed using a mold-blown technique featuring vertical optic ribbing that provides a fluted or paneled appearance. The piece is finished with a hand-flared ruffled rim with six petals. The base is circular and flat with a recessed center, lacking a visible pontil scar, which is consistent with polished mold-formed production. While no maker marks are present, the design and material are characteristic of mid-20th-century American glassware, specifically resembling the optic rib patterns produced by companies such as Anchor Hocking or Imperial Glass.

Lot: 41 - Victor Vending 1c Machine w/ Coca-Cola Decals

This coin-operated bulk vending machine is attributed to the Victor Vending Corp, resembling their mid-century Victor V or Topper models. The unit is designed for one-cent penny operation, intended for dispensing gumballs or small candy. The machine consists of a two-tone red and black painted metal cabinet and a square glass globe. The front of the globe features a multi-colored decal with Coca-Cola branding, depicting the Sprite Boy character and a classic glass bottle. The bottle graphic includes the script Coca-Cola and text reading TRADE MARK REGISTERED and BOTTLE PAT. D - 105529. The coin mechanism is operated by a chrome-plated crank handle. A spring-loaded chrome discharge flap is embossed with the words THANK YOU in block letters. Internally, the machine features a metal dispensing wheel with brush-style fingers and vertical support rods. The top is secured by a black metal lid with a central barrel-style lock. No key is present.

Lot: 42 - Henty, Kipling & Queen Hardcover Books, 1894-1942

This lot comprises several late 19th and mid-20th-century cloth-bound volumes. Featured works include: G. A. Henty, In the Heart of the Rockies, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1894; Rudyard Kipling, The Jungle Book, The Century Co., featuring the author's swastika mark on the interior; Ellery Queen (Editor), 101 Years' Entertainment: The Great Detective Stories, 1841-1941, Little, Brown and Company, 1942; John Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress, Porter & Coates; George Herbert Palmer (Translator), The Odyssey of Homer, Revised Edition, Houghton Mifflin Company; and Edwin J. Houston, The Boy Geologist, Howard E. Altemus, 1907. The volumes are primarily octavo-sized and bound in publisher's cloth with varying levels of decorative stamping, from plain brown and green to the pictorial red cloth of the Henty title. The Kipling volume contains an internal stamp with a left-facing swastika above a facsimile of Kipling's signature, a mark used by the author as a symbol of good luck prior to its subsequent political associations.

Lot: 43 - After Frank Duveneck, The Whistling Boy, Facsimile

18x 22. A framed facsimile reproduction of the celebrated oil painting titled The Whistling Boy by American artist Frank Duveneck (1848?1919). The portrait depicts a young boy with pursed lips against a dark, tonal background, executed in the painterly style of the Munich School. The lower-left corner of the image bears a printed inscription reading D Munich. 1872. The reproduction features a textured surface designed to simulate the appearance of original oil brushwork and craquelure. The work is presented in an octagonal dark wood frame with clipped corners and a gilded inner bevel. The reverse of the frame retains a printed identification label that reads FAC SIMILE No. 593, The Whistling Boy, Frank Duveneck, and specifies that the original painting is held in the Cincinnati Art Museum.

Lot: 44 - 19th C. Rockingham-Style Snuff Taker Toby Jug

This Toby jug is an earthenware vessel designed in the form of a standing figure, historically known as The Snuff Taker. The piece depicts a stout male figure in 18th-century clothing, wearing a tricorn hat that serves as the rim and pouring spout. The figure is clad in a long frock coat and waistcoat, posed as if taking a pinch of snuff from his hand. The item is finished with a high-gloss, mottled brown and cream tortoiseshell lead glaze, characteristic of Rockingham or Bennington style pottery. A curved, branch-like handle is attached to the rear of the figure. The underside of the base is fully glazed with a yellowish-tan hue appearing through the thinner application of the lead glaze. No factory marks or signatures are visible on the base or body of the item.

Lot: 45 - Late 19th C. E. Ingraham Gingerbread Mantel Clock

Good working condition. This late 19th-century mantel clock, often referred to as a kitchen or gingerbread clock, was manufactured by the E. Ingraham Company in Bristol, Connecticut. The case is constructed from carved wood with a dark finish, featuring elaborate gingerbread-style fretwork including scroll and foliate motifs. The front glass door is divided into two sections: a clear upper pane for viewing the dial and a lower pane decorated with an ornate gilt-lithographed design featuring classical urns and scrolling foliage. The main white dial displays black Roman numerals and a minute track, with two winding arbors located at the 4 and 8 o clock positions. At the center of the dial is a secondary silver-toned alarm-setting disc with Roman numerals I-XII. The clock is fitted with black spade-style hour and minute hands. The mechanical eight-day spring-driven movement includes an ornate brass pendulum bob, a wire coil gong for the hourly strike, and a brass bell for an alarm function. The lower edge of the dial is marked MANUFACTURED BY THE E. INGRAHAM CO. BRISTOL CONN. U.S.A. and THE E. INGRAHAM CO. is printed below the center. The interior wooden base is stamped THE E. INGRAHAM & CO. BRISTOL, CONN. and a fragmentary paper label on the reverse reads E. INGRAHAM.

Lot: 46 - Trio Chalkware Wall Hanging String Holders

This lot features three mid-20th-century decorative wall-hanging string holders constructed from cast plaster, a material traditionally referred to as chalkware. Each piece is finished with cold-painted pigments. These items were designed to hold a ball of twine in the hollowed-out reverse, with the string intended to be fed through an opening in the design. The first holder depicts a child's face with golden-orange hair and blue eyes, wearing a red cap with black polka dots. The second holder is a caricature of a man with a dark mustache wearing a wide-brimmed yellow sombrero featuring a black, yellow, and red geometric border. The third holder is modeled as a large red and yellow apple set against a background of textured green leaves with a cluster of fruit at the base. The reverse of the man in the sombrero retains a yellow adhesive label reading String Holder and a white paper tag marked String Holder H-2001A. The reverse of the apple holder includes a yellow and white label reading String Holder Hanging (A) 222.

Lot: 47 - Carved Bone Jewelry, Pewter Bear Diorama & Ginseng

This lot features an assortment of five distinct items including handcrafted jewelry, a decorative object, and a botanical sample. The collection includes two necklaces, one scrimshaw-style pendant, a metal bear diorama, and a bag of dried roots. The first necklace is a multi-strand piece composed of numerous rows of small, cream-colored, disc-shaped bone beads. These strands are secured by two large, tapered wooden spacers with a dark, textured grain pattern. It features a metal hook-and-eye clasp and retains a handwritten tag identifying it as a carved bone bead necklace. The second necklace features various carved bone beads, including round spacers, stylized animal forms, and skull-shaped beads. It terminates in a large, oval, pierced-work pendant depicting an elephant in relief within a decorative border. The material shows a creamy patina and surface texture consistent with bovine or buffalo bone. The third jewelry item is a scrimshaw-style pendant fashioned from a section of an animal tooth or tusk. The polished obverse face features a detailed black-ink engraving of a three-masted sailing vessel at sea with two marine mammals, likely dolphins or small whales, in the foreground. A stylized monogram transcribed as SA is visible in the lower right corner. The reverse maintains the natural, unpolished texture and central root cavity of the organic material. It is suspended on a simple black cord. The decorative object is a diorama featuring three cast pewter bear figurines. The figures have a textured, fur-like finish and are mounted on a base of natural weathered wood or bark. Two small bears are positioned within a hollowed section of the wood, while a larger bear stands on the upper surface. The botanical item consists of a 2-ounce collection of dried roots contained in a clear plastic freezer bag. The bag is labeled in blue ink as 2oz wild N.C. Ginseng. Potential bidders are advised that the sale and transport of wild-harvested ginseng and items made from certain animal materials may be subject to federal and state regulations. Weight: 2 ounces (ginseng only).

Lot: 48 - Meriden Britannia Co Silver Plate Lidded Pitcher

An American late Victorian quadruple silver-plated lidded pitcher manufactured by the Meriden Britannia Company of Meriden, Connecticut. The vessel is of tapered cylindrical form, featuring a hinged lid topped with a tiered, turned finial. The exterior is embellished with multiple bands of cast ornamentation, including a repeating scroll and foliate pattern near the rim and a wide, ornate band of scrolling acanthus and floral motifs around the base. The spout is decorated with a cast shell-form bracket, while the ornate handle is cast with decorative joints and a thumb-rest. The front of the pitcher displays a hand-engraved Aesthetic Movement-style rectangular cartouche inscribed Miss Eaton in cursive script, flanked by stylized floral and leaf sprays. The underside of the base features two circular stamps and an incised number. The top circular mark contains the words MERIDEN COMPANY arranged around a central shield logo. The bottom circular mark is stamped QUADRUPLE PLATE. The pattern or catalog number 193 is stamped to the left of these marks.

Lot: 49 - Fenton Attributed Amber Hobnail Swung Glass Vase

23 inches. A mid-century modern swung glass vase in amber, attributed to Fenton Art Glass. The vessel features a circular pedestal base with a fluted stem and a molded starburst pattern on the underside. The lower bulbous portion of the body is decorated with a raised hobnail pattern that transitions into vertical ribbing. The elongated neck terminates in an asymmetrical, hand-pulled swung rim. A prominent mold seam is visible on the foot and base.

Lot: 50 - Victorian-Revival Brass-Tone Lamp, Coin Spot Shade

A electric table lamp designed in the Victorian-Revival style, featuring a weighted circular tiered base leading to a fluted columnar stem. The lamp includes a decorative font section with embossed gadrooned patterns. The lighting assembly consists of an electrical socket designed to simulate a traditional kerosene burner, complete with a decorative pierced crown gallery and a black turn-knob power switch. The lamp is topped with a cased yellow satin glass shade characterized by a ruffled rim and an embossed coin spot pattern. This shade is constructed with a white glass interior to enhance light diffusion and a yellow exterior finished with an acid-etched satin texture. The lamp is fitted with a brown plastic-coated two-conductor cord and a non-polarized plug. No manufacturer marks or signatures are visible on the base or the glass shade.

Lot: 51 - Victorian Pink & White Cased Art Glass Swirl Vase

A hand-blown ovoid art glass vase featuring a tight spiral-ribbed swirl pattern. The body is composed of alternating translucent pink and opaque white lines, with color transitioning from a deeper rose pink at the rim to a pale, nearly white shade at the base. The vessel is constructed with an opaque white glass interior lining. It is flanked by two applied clear glass handles with textured, crimped lower attachment points. The vase has a wide neck terminating in a flat-ground rim. The underside of the base shows a pattern of small, regular circular indentations around the outer edge. No maker's marks or signatures are present.

Lot: 52 - Pair Attributed to Fenton Cranberry Coin Dot Lamps

A pair of mid-20th-century table lamps featuring decorative glass components in the cranberry opalescent coin dot pattern, attributed to the Fenton Art Glass Company. Each lamp features a glass body in the form of a pitcher or cruet, designed with a bulbous base, a tapered neck, and a crimped, ruffled rim with a translucent cranberry edge. The glass is decorated with a series of translucent cranberry thumbprints against a milky white opalescent background and includes an applied clear glass handle. The glass elements are mounted on tiered brass-tone metal bases with ornamental cast-metal connectors and circular drip pans. The socket assemblies are encased in brass-tone metal, with at least one bearing a manufacturer's label from the Light House Lamp & Shade Co. of Los Angeles, California, under an Underwriters' Laboratories inspection mark. Height: 12-14 inches.

Lot: 53 - Fenton Red Carnival Glass Footed Trumpet Vase

Fenton Art Glass Company red carnival glass footed trumpet vase. The piece is crafted from ruby red glass with a metallic iridescent finish that displays vibrant shades of purple, blue, and gold. The vessel features a flared, four-lobed ruffled rim on a tapered body. The body is supported by a short stem with a rounded knop, resting on a flat, circular base. A vertical mold line is visible on the body. On the underside of the base is an embossed mark featuring a stylized script uppercase letter F within an oval, with a numeral 9 above it, denoting production in the 1990s. The base is molded and smooth with no pontil scar.

Lot: 54 - Stuart Travis, Color Lithograph, Lady w/ Parasol

8.25 x 33.25 inches. This vertically elongated color lithograph, commonly referred to as a yard long print, is the work of artist Stuart Travis. The composition features a young woman in Edwardian-style attire. She wears a large, wide-brimmed yellow hat decorated with white feathers and an orange floral element. Her dress is a light-colored, ruffled garment with lace detailing at the neck. She is depicted holding a closed, folded parasol by its handle. The background consists of a soft, graded green and yellow wash. The artist signature Stuart Travis is printed in the lower right corner. The print is housed in a narrow, dark-stained wooden frame with a beaded inner slip and is protected by glass. The reverse is finished with a cardboard backing secured by nails and a wire for hanging.

Lot: 55 - 1916 Pabst Extract American Girl Yardlong Print

8.14x 34. This early 20th-century color photomechanical print is from the 1916 American Girl yardlong calendar series produced for Pabst Extract Tonic. The print displays a full-length portrait of a woman wearing an era-appropriate lavender gown featuring a beaded capelet and a feathered headpiece. She stands in a garden setting adjacent to a large, decorated urn and palm fronds. The piece is housed in a narrow wooden frame with a decorative grain. A label from the Gordon & Hollinger Art Department at 315 S. Erie St. in Massillon, Ohio, is affixed to the reverse. Handwritten notations on this label include the name Mary Boling, P 20, and 265.

Lot: 56 - Gene Pressler, 1924 Pompeian Honeymooning Panel

7.25x 25. This framed color lithograph is identified as Honeymooning in the Alps by Gene Pressler, originally produced as a 1924 Pompeian Beauty advertising panel. The scene features a couple in formal evening attire set against a backdrop of mountainous peaks, water, and a distant steamship. The composition focuses on a woman depicted in profile with her back turned, wearing a shimmering, beaded teal evening gown and a dark shawl. A man in a tuxedo stands partially behind her. The work is signed in the plate at the lower left as Pressler. The print is housed in a narrow wooden frame with a dark, faux-grain finish and glass glazing. The reverse features a brown paper backing with a hand-written annotation reading DATED 1924.

Lot: 57 - Roseville Foxglove Art Pottery Basket, 375-12

An American art pottery basket produced by the Roseville Pottery Company of Zanesville, Ohio. This piece is part of the Foxglove pattern, which was introduced by the company in 1942. The item is made of earthenware and finished in a matte glaze with a shaded ombr? color palette, transitioning from a pinkish-tan terracotta tone at the top to a dark chocolate brown at the base. The form features a flared body with a scalloped rim and a large, circular overhead handle with a decorative point at its apex. Two small, pierced handles are located at the sides. The exterior is decorated with molded relief foxglove flower spikes in pink and tan hues with green foliage. The underside of the foot is marked in raised script with Roseville U.S.A. 375-12 and includes an incised mark that appears to be a numeral 7. Height: 12 inches.

Lot: 58 - Roseville Foxglove Handled Basket, Shape 374-10

This is a American art pottery basket produced by Roseville Pottery. It features the Foxglove pattern, which was introduced by the company in 1942. The earthenware piece is decorated in relief with a cluster of bell-shaped foxglove flowers and foliage on a textured ground. The hand-applied matte glaze features a color gradient transitioning from dusty rose and ochre at the rim to a deep burgundy at the base, with green accents on the leaves. The form is characterized by a pedestal foot, a wide-flaring rim, and a large circular overhead handle. The underside of the base features an embossed mark reading Roseville U.S.A. 374-10. Additional markings include an incised 28, a handwritten m/, and a small x. Height: 10 inches.

Lot: 59 - Roseville Foxglove Pottery Basket Vase 373-8

A Roseville Pottery earthenware basket vase in the Foxglove pattern, introduced in 1942. This piece features a distinctive circular over-the-top handle and a flared, stepped fan-style rim. The body is decorated with molded high-relief floral sprays of foxglove blossoms in shades of yellow and cream with green leaves. The exterior is finished in a matte glaze that gradients from a pinkish-terracotta tone at the rim to a deep mahogany brown at the pedestal base. The underside of the base is marked with the incised script signature Roseville U.S.A. followed by the model number 373-8. Height: Approximately 8 inches.

Lot: 60 - Roseville Foxglove Double-Handled Vase, Shape 45-7

A Roseville Pottery double-handled vase in the Foxglove pattern, shape number 45-7. This earthenware vessel features a matte glaze with a color gradient shading from terra cotta at the top to deep brown at the base. The exterior is decorated with molded high-relief foxglove floral sprays in soft yellow and peach tones with green foliage. The form includes an ovoid body, flared rim, and two angular, integrated handles extending from the rim to the shoulder. The underside bears the factory marks Roseville, U.S.A., and 45-7 in raised relief, alongside hand-incised L1 markings. Height: Approximately 7 inches.

Lot: 61 - Two Roseville Art Pottery Foxglove Pattern Pieces

This lot features two pieces of American art pottery from the Roseville Pottery Company in the Foxglove pattern, first introduced in 1942. The collection includes one tall, double-handled vase and one small, double-handled bowl, likely a sugar bowl. Both items are constructed of relief-molded earthenware featuring floral sprays against a textured, shaded matte glaze in tones of terracotta and brownish-red. The base of the bowl bears a molded mark reading Roseville U.S.A. 659-3". The base of the vase displays handwritten characters 21 and a mark resembling a cross or the character x, along with a blurred, illegible red stamp. Based on form and pattern, the vase is attributed to the same manufacturer and line.

Lot: 62 - Pair Roseville Pottery Foxglove Ceramic Vessels

This lot features two pieces of American art pottery produced by Roseville Pottery in the Foxglove pattern, which was introduced in 1942. Both items are made of glazed earthenware and feature molded floral decoration with a hand-blended matte finish. The collection includes a two-handled footed vase and a cornucopia planter. The decorative motif consists of embossed yellow foxglove blossoms and green leaves set against a textured terracotta ground that shades to dark brown at the bases. The urn-form vase (shape 161-6) features two angular handles and a circular pedestal foot. The cornucopia vessel (shape 166-6) has an asymmetrical flared rim and a molded spiral scroll at the base. The underside of the cornucopia is marked in raised relief Roseville U.S.A. 166-6. The underside of the vase is marked in raised relief Roseville U.S.A. 161-6. Vase height: 6 inches Cornucopia height: 6 inches.

Lot: 63 - Roseville Pottery Foxglove Fan Vase, Shape 47-8

An earthenware art pottery fan vase produced by the Roseville Pottery Company in the Foxglove pattern, first introduced circa 1942. The vessel features a five-compartment tiered body with a flared rim, supported by two sweeping handles that connect to a circular pedestal base. The exterior is decorated with a raised relief design of yellow foxglove blossoms and green foliage. The piece is finished in a matte dusty rose glaze that shades into a dark chocolate brown at the base. The underside features the incised cursive Roseville signature, U.S.A., and the shape and size number 47-8". A small incised number 15 and a horizontal dash are also present on the base. Height: 8 inches.

Lot: 64 - Two Roseville Art Pottery Foxglove Pattern Vessels

This lot features two pieces of American art pottery from the Roseville Pottery Company in the Foxglove pattern, originally introduced in 1942. The collection includes a fan-shaped vase and a two-handled bulbous bowl. Both vessels are decorated with high-relief molded foxglove blossoms in shades of creamy yellow and tan with green leaves, set against a matte pinkish-brown ground often referred to as cinnamon. The fan vase, model 165-5, features a three-compartment divided rim, flared handles, and a rectangular pedestal base. It is marked on the underside with raised script reading Roseville U.S.A. 165-5. The handled bowl, model 411-4, has a rounded form with pointed upright handles and is marked on the base with an impressed circular mark reading ROSEVILLE U.S.A. 411-4. Vase Height: 5 inches Bowl Height: 4 inches.

Lot: 65 - Louis Marx Amos n Andy Fresh Air Tin Taxicab Toy

This clockwork toy car represents the Fresh Air Taxicab from the Amos n Andy radio program, manufactured by Louis Marx and Co. of New York. The toy is constructed of lithographed tin and features a vibrant orange body with black fenders and accents. Two integrated lithographed tin figures are included, depicting the character Amos driving and Andy seated in the rear. The hood is printed with Fresh Air Taxicab Co. of America Incorporated, while the side panels include the text Amos n Andy, Check and Double Check, and Rate 2 a 2k am02. The rear panel contains a copyright for Correll and Gosden and a facsimile signature. The maker's mark, Made by Louis Marx and Co. New York U.S.A., is visible on the lower rear edge. The underside features a large, exposed external clockwork spring and an internal gear mechanism. The vehicle is equipped with a wire front bumper, a windshield frame, and four wheels with lithographed spoke patterns. A small inventory label is present on the underside with the handwritten text A6MK # 54.

Lot: 66 - Antique Cast Iron Turtle String Holder

This cast iron decorative object is designed as a novelty string or yarn holder in the form of a turtle. The piece consists of two separate components: a flat, footed base depicting the head, legs, and tail of a turtle, and a removable domed shell. The shell features a decorative open-work lattice pattern with a circular aperture at the crown, allowing string or twine to be fed through from a spool stored inside. The base features a webbed geometric interior design. The entire object is constructed from cast iron with a pebbled surface texture typical of traditional sand casting. No manufacturer marks or signatures are present. An auction tag from Atlee Raber Auctions is attached to the base.

Lot: 67 - H.D. Beach Charles Ehlen Friends Tin Litho Charger

16 in diameter. This circular tin lithograph charger, titled Friends, was manufactured by the H. D. Beach Co. of Coshocton, Ohio, circa 1905. The decorative piece features a sentimental portrait after the artist Charles Ehlen (identified on the reverse label as Chas. Ettlen). The image depicts a young woman with a red rose in her dark hair, wearing a white ruffled garment, shown in a close embrace with a chestnut horse. The horse is detailed with a leather bridle and buckles. The background is rendered in soft, painterly strokes of blue, cream, and yellow. The charger is constructed with a raised, dark-toned rim and a reverse finished in blue paint. A decorative handwritten paper label is affixed to the back, documenting the maker, location, date, title, and artist. A hanging wire is attached to the reverse rim.

Lot: 68 - Gemeinhardt Model 4PMH Piccolo with Case

This musical instrument is a Gemeinhardt model 4PMH piccolo, manufactured in Elkhart, Indiana. It features a two-piece construction with a black synthetic composition body and a silver-plated metal headjoint. The keywork is also silver-plated. The silver-toned barrel section of the main body is engraved with the manufacturer's name Gemeinhardt in script, ELKHART, IN USA, model number 4PMH, and serial number 16440. The piccolo is housed in its original black hardshell carrying case, which is lined with blue plush velvet and features two metal latches. The exterior lid of the case displays the Gemeinhardt name in raised white script. A dealer label for Educator's Music of Lakewood, Ohio, is affixed to the interior lid.

Lot: 69 - Van Briggle Matte Turquoise Ming Blue Pitcher

Van Briggle Art Pottery pitcher crafted from earthenware and finished in a matte turquoise glaze, a signature color of the pottery known as Ming Blue. The vessel is designed with a bulbous body that tapers upward to a wide, flaring funnel-shaped spout and features a single arched handle. The glaze exhibits a subtle stippled or mottled texture with varied tones of blue and green. The underside of the base contains several incised markings including the stylized double-A logo in a square, the initials FW likely representing the finisher, and the hand-incised script Van Briggle followed by Original and Colo. Sprgs. indicating Colorado Springs. Three vertical incised lines are located to the right of the signature.

Lot: 70 - Van Briggle Ming Blue Native Corn Grinder Figurine

This art pottery figurine by Van Briggle depicts a kneeling Native American woman grinding corn on a metate. The piece is constructed from ceramic earthenware and finished in a matte turquoise blue-green glaze known as Ming Blue. The figure is modeled in a kneeling position with hair styled in two long braids, leaning over a central grinding stone. A grouping of three corn cobs is integrated into the design on the side of the grinding basin. The underside of the base features hand-incised markings including Van Briggle, Spgs., Colo., and Colo. along with a central circular firing vent. The official Van Briggle logo, consisting of two intertwined letters A within a rectangular border, is incised on the lower back edge of the base. The base also contains hand-incised initials RL and a small crescent-shaped mark, likely identifying the finisher.

Lot: 71 - Van Briggle Nellie Walker Daydreamer Lamp Base

This figural lamp base is an authentic production from Van Briggle Art Pottery, featuring the Nellie Walker Daydreamer model finished in the signature Ming Turquoise matte glaze. The ceramic form depicts a seated female figure in a contemplative pose, wearing a simple gown and a shawl with stylized feather detailing on the reverse. The figure sits atop a rounded, naturalistic rock-like base. The underside of the pottery is incised with the Van Briggle double-A logo, the text Van Briggle / Colo. Spgs, and the decorator mark ME. The lamp is fitted with a brass-toned metal push-button socket marked 660W-250V and includes a tan two-prong electrical cord.

Lot: 72 - Pray Custom Flintlock Pistol with Octagonal Barrel

This custom-built muzzleloading flintlock pistol features a heavy octagonal steel barrel and is mounted in a highly figured tiger maple stock. The firearm utilizes a traditional flintlock action with a swan-neck hammer and a steel frizzen, both of which exhibit an aged appearance. Technical specifications include a smoothbore barrel fitted with a brass nose cap and two brass ramrod pipes. The stock is finished with a contemporary high-gloss lacquer that highlights the flame-grained wood. The pistol is adorned with various brass furniture, including a decorative trigger guard and a butt cap embossed with a classical grotesque mask. Verbatim markings include the letters P R A Y and an engraving of a running stag on the pierced brass side plate. A wooden ramrod with a brass tip is housed in the channel beneath the barrel. The overall configuration suggests a modern custom assembly or kit utilizing aged metal components to achieve an antique aesthetic. Note - As an antique or black powder firearm, this item does not require a background check.

Lot: 73 - Pakistani Bowie Knife w/ Embossed Leather Sheath

This fixed-blade Bowie-style knife features a steel blade and is an example of a common Pakistani reproduction of the American Western W49 pattern. The ricasso is stamped with the characters PAKISTAN. The construction includes a steel blade with a clip point and a dark wooden handle made of two scales secured by three brass pins. A brass S-curved crossguard separates the handle from the blade. The knife is accompanied by a brown leather sheath that features a belt loop and a retention strap with a metal snap. The front of the sheath is decorated with an embossed landscape scene depicting a building or cottage under trees.

Lot: 74 - Bald Eagle Commemorative Knife in Shadowbox

This decorative fixed-blade knife is presented in a wooden shadowbox display case and is visually consistent with the American Majestic Bald Eagle series. The knife features a pommel designed as a bald eagle head, crafted from a painted cast material. The grip has a wood-grain finish, accented with a red and gold-colored decorative band situated above a large, brass-toned crossguard with upward-curving quillons. The polished steel blade features a curved, trailing-point profile. A rectangular maker's mark is present on the ricasso, though it is not clearly legible due to surface oxidation. The knife is mounted on a blue velvet-textured backing within a dark-finished wood frame. A brass-toned identification plaque at the base of the frame is inscribed with the text BALD EAGLE KNIFE.

Lot: 75 - Annin & Co Reliance Brand 48 Star US Cotton Flag

This is a mid-20th century 48-star United States National Ensign, a design official between 1912 and 1959. This specific example was manufactured by Annin and Co. under their Reliance brand line. The flag is constructed from cotton heavy sheeting fabric with individually stitched red and white stripes. The blue canton features 48 white stars arranged in a 6x8 grid pattern. The hoist is made of heavy white canvas and contains two brass-finished metal grommets for display. A manufacturer's fabric label is sewn onto the canvas hoist featuring the Annin logo inside a red, white, and blue oval with the text The Name Guarantees Quality. The label further identifies the line as Reliance and specifies Heavy Sheeting and Fast Colors. A blue ink stamp on the hoist indicates the size. Dimensions: 3 x 5 feet.

Lot: 76 - Attrib. Flaccus American Hen Milk Glass Dish

This is a late 19th-century milk glass covered dish known as The American Hen. The lid features a detailed mold of an American eagle with outstretched wings perched atop a nest. Embossed on the eggs nestled under the eagle are the names PORTO RICO, CUBA, and PHILIPPINES, which reference United States territorial acquisitions following the Spanish-American War. The oval base is designed with a basketweave texture and features a raised ribbon banner on both sides with the text THE AMERICAN HEN. The underside of the base features the embossed capital letters PAT APPLIED FOR. The piece is composed of opaque white milk glass.

Lot: 77 - A collection of Early Jewelry, Smalls, and Ephemera

This lot comprises an eclectic collection of and antique jewelry, accessories, and printed ephemera. Notable items include two printed cardstock illustrations titled The Kewpies Fun and Sun and The Kewpies Eating, both bearing the printed signature of creator Rose O'Neill. Disneyana is represented by three cast metal Mickey Mouse figures in a classic striding pose, featuring two dark patinated finishes and one silver-toned finish. A 1979 Coca-Cola Christmas card is included, featuring Haddon Sundblom-style Santa Claus imagery. The jewelry selection includes an oval portrait pendant in the Edwardian style depicting a woman with flowers in her hair, attached to a double strand of pink faux-pearl beads. A ladies' wristwatch is present, featuring a rectangular face with Arabic numerals and a metal mesh cord band. Other accessories include a painted figural bird brooch, likely made of celluloid or an early plastic, a flower brooch, a silver-toned metal ring with a woman's profile in relief, and a small metal band with a clear stone. Also included are two silver-toned metal buckles with embossed frog and lily pad motifs, one attached to a decorative chain. Additional components consist of a four-portrait military strip, a small framed and tinted photograph of a child in a pink dress, a character-head carved pencil, various hair clips, an anchor charm, and a small cameo button. Materials observed include base metals, silver-toned plating, paper, glass, faux-pearls, and likely celluloid or other early plastics.

Lot: 78 - Art Deco Style Beaded & Faux Pearl Textile

A framed textile embellishment, possibly a bodice yoke or collar ornament, featuring Art Deco stylistic elements. The piece is constructed from various glass seed beads, bugle beads, and faux pearls hand-applied to a delicate mesh or lace ground. The central design consists of a circular sunburst motif made of elongated iridescent beads, which is flanked by geometric diamond and rectangular panels. Elaborate beaded fringe is suspended from the lower sections, and the right side is further accented by three long, draped strands of faux pearls. The textile is mounted and displayed within a black-finished shadow box frame. No maker's marks or signatures are visible.

Lot: 79 - Talcott & Loomis Studio Photographs, 19th/20th C

This collection consists of approximately 20 photographs from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, primarily albumen and silver gelatin prints. The items are mounted on period cardstock in cabinet card and carte de visite formats. Visible studio marks include several variations of Talcott, Talcott and Thomas, and Talcott Extra Finish, all of Ravenna, Ohio; M. A. Loomis of Jefferson, Ohio; and H. C. Holmes. The subjects of the photographs are formal studio portraits of men, women, and children. Specific imagery includes a family group portrait on a dark-bordered mount, children with props such as a tricycle and a bicycle, a young girl seated with a tea set, and various individuals posed against studio backdrops with furniture and rustic fences. One mount features markings for New York and Berlin.

Lot: 80 - G.H. Hammond Co. Rosebud Sliced Beef Wooden Box

This antique wooden advertising box was produced for the Rosebud Brand Sliced Beef by The G.H. Hammond Co., a prominent American meatpacking firm. The rectangular crate is constructed of wood with finger-jointed corners and features a lid attached by two simple wire hinges. The interior of the lid displays printed advertising graphics contained within a rectangular border. The top arched line reads THE G.H. HAMMOND CO. in black, followed by ROSEBUD BRAND and SLICED BEEF in red block lettering. The bottom of the graphic is marked U S A in black. The exterior of the box exhibits a naturally aged wood patina with traces of a circular stamp on the lid surface. The interior bottom is fitted with a bright yellow paper or cardboard liner.

Lot: 81 - 1943 Bellaire WWII US Military Enamelware Pitcher

A large World War II era U.S. military-issue water pitcher or ewer. The vessel is constructed of stamped metal with a vitreous enamel finish, featuring a gray speckled graniteware body with a black enamel rim and handle. The underside of the base contains a circular manufacturer mark with U.S. at the top, the date 1943 in the center, and B. E. Co. at the bottom, identifying the maker as the Bellaire Enamel Company. An additional stamp of 1 C is present to the left of the central mark.

Lot: 82 - MSA Comfo Cap Helmet & Guy's Dropper Carbide Lamp

This lot features a mid-20th century industrial mining helmet paired with an attached carbide lamp. The helmet is a Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) Comfo Cap model, made of resin-impregnated textile composite. The exterior surface displays a woven texture characteristic of this model. A metal mounting bracket is riveted to the front of the cap, featuring a stamped manufacturer mark reading MINE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO. PITTSBURGH, PA alongside the MSA logo. The interior retains its original suspension components, including a leather headband and cross-pattern canvas webbing straps. Mounted to the helmet is a brass carbide mining lamp. The top of the lamp is embossed with the brand name GUY'S DROPPER, identifying it as a product of the Shanklin Manufacturing Company. The lamp includes a circular metal reflector and a top-mounted adjustment lever for water control.

Lot: 83 - Navajo-Style Yei Pictorial Wool Wall Hanging

A hand-woven wool pictorial textile wall hanging created in the Navajo Yei style. The central composition features a Yei figure, a representation of a deity or holy person, depicted with a rectangular head and an elongated blue U-shaped body. The figure holds a stylized staff or corn plant in one hand. To the right of the figure?s head is a secondary icon resembling a basket or ritual vessel with two protruding elements, possibly feathers or sticks. The central field is a mottled dusty rose or pink wool, bordered on either side by vertical polychrome bands consisting of black, green, blue, yellow, and orange stripes. The textile is suspended from a light-colored wooden rod, possibly bamboo, featuring dark, burnt-in decorative zigzag lines. It is attached to the rod by two hand-twisted pink yarn loops at the upper corners. This style of weaving is characteristic of regional traditions in the American Southwest and is also frequently produced in Mexico as Zapotec interpretations of traditional Din? iconography.

Lot: 84 - Pair Native American Style Tomahawks

A group of two decorative tomahawks in the Native American style. The first item features a knapped stone head lashed with leather to a natural branch handle and includes a small fur accent. The second piece is a pipe-tomahawk variety with a forged metal blade and bowl. The handle of the metal example is wrapped in brown suede leather with decorative fringe and a fur sleeve. This piece is further embellished with a pendant consisting of feathers and glass beads in red and black, as well as a circular beaded medallion with a four-color cross motif on a dark ground. Both items utilize contemporary materials such as uniform glass beads and suede, indicating they are modern craft pieces intended for decorative or ceremonial use. No maker marks or inscriptions are present on either item.

Lot: 85 - HB & Halifax Trade-Style Metal Cross Necklace

This decorative metal cross pendant is presented on a beaded necklace within a black shadow box frame. The cross is constructed from a grey-toned base metal and features a central, raised copper-toned circular boss stamped with the initials HB. The lower arm of the cross displays three stamped heraldic-style symbols?a helmet, a crown, and a rampant lion?positioned above the word HALIFAX. The cross features ornate, scalloped edges with small circular decorative punched accents. The necklace consists of alternating small metallic spherical beads and larger, irregularly shaped turquoise-colored beads, likely glass or ceramic, strung on a natural fiber cord. The item is displayed against a white background within a deep-profile black frame.

Lot: 86 - Pair 1785 Beaver Medal & 1776 8 Reales Necklaces

This lot consists of two necklaces featuring historical pendants and glass trade beads. The first pendant is a commemorative medal for the Beaver Club of Montreal. The obverse depicts a crew in a canoe under the legend FORTITUDE IN DISTRESS. The reverse is inscribed BEAVER CLUB INSTITUTED MONTREAL 1785 around the perimeter, with INDUSTRY & PERSEVERANCE above a central image of a beaver. The medal is composed of a brass-tone base metal. The second pendant is a Spanish Colonial silver 8 Reales coin, KM 106.2, dated 1776. The obverse features the draped bust of Charles III facing right with the legend CAROLUS III . DEI . GRATIA . 1776 . The reverse displays the crowned Spanish coat of arms flanked by the Pillars of Hercules with the legend HISPAN . ET IND . REX . M . 8R . F . M . indicating the Mexico City mint and assayer initials FM. The coin is holed for suspension. The necklaces are constructed with various glass trade beads. One strand incorporates yellow cylindrical beads with black and white horizontal bands. The second strand features yellow glass eye beads with blue spots and turquoise-colored spherical glass spacers.

Lot: 87 - Ivory Jewelry: Bangles & Whistle Necklace

This collection consists of jewelry items and components composed of cream-colored organic material consistent with ivory. The lot features a simple circular bangle with a rounded profile and smooth finish. Also included is a wide hinged bangle constructed in two halves joined by brass-toned metal hinges and a push-button clasp. The cross-section of this bangle exhibits distinct Schreger lines, characteristic of elephant ivory. The third primary item is a beaded necklace featuring graduated spherical beads on a knotted brown cord with a toggle-style closure. Attached to the necklace is a cylindrical whistle pendant featuring relief-carved rose and leaf decoration. A matching loose ring-shaped bead is also present. The packaging for these items is marked Ivory. Prospective bidders should be aware of federal and state regulations regarding the sale and interstate transport of ivory within the United States.

Lot: 88 - Tiffin Black Amethyst Satin Glass Poppy Vase

A Art Deco period vase attributed to the Tiffin Glass Company of Tiffin, Ohio, featuring the Poppy pattern. The piece is crafted from black amethyst glass, which appears opaque black in reflected light but displays a deep purple translucency when backlit. The exterior is finished with an overall matte, acid-etched satin surface. The bulbous, squat form is decorated with a continuous high-relief molded pattern of blooming poppy flowers and elongated foliage. The vessel terminates in a short, flared neck and sits on a circular base.

Lot: 89 - Chinese Beijing Cloisonne Altar Offerings Set

A set of Chinese Beijing cloisonne enamel miniature altar offerings, often referred to as a Five Offerings or Wu Gong set. This group consists of a tripod censer with a matching lid, several baluster-form vases, and multiple pricket candlesticks featuring central drip pans. The pieces are constructed of cloisonne enamel over a metal substrate, likely brass, with a vibrant cobalt blue ground. The decoration consists of polychrome enamel floral motifs and scrolling foliate vines. Structural elements including the rims, handles, tripod legs, and interiors are finished with a gold-tone gilding. The set is presented in its original fabric-covered box with a pink satin-lined interior and bone-style toggle closures. A label on the exterior of the box is printed with the Chinese characters ????? (Beijing Jingtailan), translating to Beijing Cloisonne, alongside the block letters MADE IN CHINA. This set was manufactured for the export market and dates to the mid-to-late 20th century.

Lot: 90 - Imperial Purple Slag Rooster on Nest Covered Dish

This Imperial Glass Corporation covered dish is crafted in the rooster-on-nest form using purple slag glass, also known as marble glass. The piece features variegated swirls of opaque amethyst and white glass throughout both the lid and base. The lid is molded in the shape of a rooster with detailed plumage and a distinct comb. The base consists of a footed oval bowl featuring an openwork lattice or lace rim design. An embossed maker's mark, consisting of a capital letter I superimposed over a capital letter G, is located on the interior center of the base, identifying the manufacturer as the Imperial Glass Corporation of Bellaire, Ohio. Approximate length: 8.5 inches.

Lot: 91 - Imperial Glass Purple Slag Hen Nest Covered Dish

This covered animal dish is crafted in the form of a nesting hen resting on a basketweave base. The piece is made of purple slag glass, a type of pressed marble glass characterized by its distinctive swirled pattern of deep amethyst purple and opaque white. The lid is molded into the shape of a hen with detailed feathering on the body and tail, a textured comb, and a defined beak. The base features a matching variegated color pattern with a molded basketweave texture on the exterior. On the center underside of the base, there is a molded maker mark consisting of a capital letter I superimposed over a capital letter G, identifying it as a product of the Imperial Glass Corporation. Length: 7 inches Height: 5.5 inches.

Lot: 92 - Purple & Blue Slag Glass Rooster Covered Dish

A two-piece covered animal dish in the form of a rooster, executed in marbled slag glass. The glass features a variegated colorway of opaque white swirled with shades of medium blue and dark purple-brown. The lid is molded in the form of a rooster with detailed texturing representing feathers, a distinct comb, and a wattle. The base is a corresponding footed bowl with a textured feather pattern on the exterior. The interior of the bowl and the underside of the lid reveal the characteristic color blending of slag glass production. No factory markings or embossed symbols are visible on the underside of the base or the interior rim. This piece is attributed to mid-20th-century American manufacturers such as Westmoreland Specialty Co. or Imperial Glass Company, which produced similar molded animal dishes in various slag glass colorways. Height: Approximately 8.5 inches.

Lot: 93 - Geology, History & Education Books, 1873-1927

A group of antique and publications encompassing scientific, historical, and educational subjects. The most significant work is Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio, Volume I, Geology and Paleontology, Part I: Geology, published by authority of the Legislature of Ohio by Nevins and Myers, State Printers in Columbus, 1873. This volume includes contributions from Chief Geologist J.S. Newberry and Assistant Geologist Edward Orton and is bound in publisher's brown cloth with gilt-stamped spine lettering. The assortment includes History of the United States by Charles A. Beard and Mary R. Beard, published by The Macmillan Company in 1927, bound in publisher's dark cloth. Representing early childhood education is McGuffey?s New First Eclectic Reader, published by Van Antwerp, Bragg and Company, featuring a green cloth binding with black-stamped decorations and internal woodcut illustrations. Also included is American History Stories, Vol. I by Mara L. Pratt, M.D., published by the Educational Publishing Company in 1889, bound in illustrated pictorial boards. Rounding out the collection is a softcover pamphlet titled The Story of the Telephone by W. S. Vivian, published and distributed by the Automatic Electric Company.

Lot: 94 - Korean Brass Silk Iron w/ Deer & Foliate Relief

A Korean cast brass silk iron featuring a deep conical bowl and a long tapered handle. The exterior of the bowl is decorated with a continuous relief-cast scene depicting deer among trees, traditional symbols of longevity. The handle is ornamented with stylized foliate scroll motifs in relief and includes an integrated support rest. This form was historically used by placing hot coals inside the bowl to press silk fabric. The underside of the base is marked KOREA in block letters.

Lot: 95 - Yale University Class of 1914 Leather Wall Hanging

This collegiate wall hanging is a commemorative piece for the Yale University Class of 1914. The item is constructed from a natural, white-tanned animal hide with irregular, untrimmed edges characteristic of an unprocessed skin. Centrally applied to the front is a large navy blue block serif letter Y, flanked by the numerals 1 and 4. This style of memorabilia was a popular decorative item for students and alumni of Ivy League institutions during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The reverse side of the hide displays an incised or outlined version of the central graphics in reverse. A small white string tag and a white barcode auction tag are attached to the upper edge of the hide.

Lot: 96 - 19th C. Cast Spelter Seated Gentleman Clock Topper

This late 19th-century cast metal figurine was likely originally intended as a clock topper or part of a mantel garniture. It depicts a seated male figure dressed in late 18th-century fashion, including a frock coat, waistcoat, and breeches. The figure is seated on a stack of books, a motif commonly used in the period to represent literary or historical figures such as William Shakespeare. The item is hollow-cast from spelter (zinc alloy) and retains remnants of a dark patinated finish. The base features ornate, low-profile decorative scrollwork. No manufacturer marks, factory stamps, or model numbers are present on the base or the unfinished interior casting.

Lot: 97 - Trio of Folk Tramp Art Carved Wood Items

This collection includes three hand-carved wooden objects executed in the tramp art style, characterized by layered wood and notched chip-carving. The first item is a large rectangular open-work frame featuring multi-layered slats with notched geometric borders. The vertical side bars include carved diamond-shaped decorative overlays, and a wire hanging loop is attached to the top edge. The second item is a smaller picture frame with a house-shaped silhouette, consisting of a rectangular frame with a triangular top piece, all featuring layered notched borders and a central vertical support bar within the aperture. The third item is a heart-shaped press or mold mounted on a turned pedestal base. The top surface of the heart is deeply incised with a radial sunburst pattern. A remnant of red and white checkered fabric is tied around the narrow neck of the pedestal. All pieces are constructed from wood with visible nail heads used in the assembly of the layered sections. No maker marks, signatures, or labels are present on any of the items.

Lot: 98 - 19th Century Post Cards

This collection consists of late 19th-century American advertising booklets, pamphlets, and color lithographed trade cards. The group includes two versions of The Enterprising Housekeeper by Helen Louise Johnson, published by The Enterprise Mfg. Co. of Philadelphia; one is a cream-colored 1897 Edition and the other is a green softcover edition featuring 200 Tested Recipes. Other pamphlets include an Arm & Hammer Baking Soda booklet titled A Friend in Need and a Larkin Idea publication. The ephemera features several large-format chromolithograph trade cards, including an advertisement for A&P Tea depicting a domestic kitchen scene, a Woolson Spice Co. Christmas card, and anthropomorphic Easter greetings for Lion Coffee. Also present are multiple trade cards for sewing machines, including Mother's Helper and The Tea Party for the Singer Manufacturing Company (copyright 1899) and a card for The Improved Domestic Sewing Machine. Other advertisements include a New Easy Lawn Mower card featuring the Statue of Liberty, a card for Rumford Baking Powder, and a Happy Days card for Carter's Little Liver Pills. The reverse sides of the cards contain detailed promotional text and further illustrations for products such as Lion Coffee from the Woolson Spice Co. of Toledo, Ohio, and various domestic machinery.

Lot: 99 - Model Shipways Wood Ship Model Kit w/ Box

This is a ship model building kit manufactured by Model Shipways of Bogota, New Jersey. The kit is housed in its original yellow cardboard box which features black printed graphics including the company name, location, and an illustration of a lighthouse alongside a sailing vessel. The internal components visible include a pre-carved wooden hull and large-format paper instruction sheets. The instruction sheets contain technical diagrams and labels such as Fig 6, Main Topmast Preventer Stay, and Hauling End Belays to Block. The manufacturer's name and location, Model Shipways Bogota, N. J., are printed on both the box lid and the instruction pages.  The kit appears to be in an unbuilt state with the hull remaining in its original semi-finished, unpainted wood form. Completeness of all small parts and components has not been verified.

Lot: 100 - US Mint Panama Proof Coins, 1966-1972

This collection consists of proof coins from Panama, struck by the US Mint in 1966, 1971, and 1972. The coins are individually housed in cardboard and plastic 2x2 flips, several of which include handwritten prices and mintage data. Denominations represented include the copper Un Centesimo, copper-nickel 5 Centesimos, Vn Decimo de Balboa, and Vn Cvarto de Balboa. Obverse designs feature the Coat of Arms of Panama with the legend REPUBLICA DE PANAMA and the date of issue. Reverse designs depict the portrait of Vasco Nunez de Balboa wearing a Morion helmet or the denomination within a laurel wreath. These coins are part of low-mintage runs: 12,701 struck in 1966; 10,696 struck in 1971; and 13,322 struck in 1972. Each specimen displays a proof strike with mirrored fields and sharp, frosted devices.

Lot: 101 - US Proof & Uncirculated Nickels, Dimes & Quarters

A collection of US coins comprising Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, and Washington quarters with dates ranging from 1956 to 2002. The assembly includes mint marks from Philadelphia (P), Denver (D), and San Francisco (S). Metal compositions are cupronickel and copper-nickel clad. The collection contains a mix of business strikes and proof strikes, including specimens with frosted cameo contrast. Obverse designs feature standard portraits of Thomas Jefferson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and George Washington. Reverse designs feature Monticello, the torch with olive and oak branches, and the heraldic eagle. Catalog references for these types include KM# 192 for the nickels, KM# 195a for the dimes, and KM# 164a for the quarters. The coins are housed in individual 2x2 cardboard flips with handwritten attributions such as MS-66, Choice Proof Cameo 67, Full Steps, and Choice UNC.

Lot: 102 - US Nickels, Dimes & Quarters Collection 1965-2019

A collection of US coinage including Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, and Washington quarters dating from 1965 to 2019. The coins are struck in copper-nickel clad and silver-clad compositions. Specimen types include uncirculated business strikes and proof issues from the Denver (D) and San Francisco (S) mints. Obverse designs feature standard portraits of Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Washington. Reverse designs include Monticello, the torch with flanking branches, and the heraldic eagle. Each coin is housed in an individual 2x2 cardboard flip with handwritten collector notations identifying varieties such as Full Steps, Full Bands, and Cameo proof strikes. The collection is organized within plastic binder sheets. A lot tag from Atlee Raber Auctions identifies the group as High Grade Proof and Uncirculated Coins. Coin flips: 50.8 mm x 50.8 mm.

Lot: 103 - US Proof & Uncirculated Coins, 1956-2017

A collection of US Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, and Washington quarters ranging in date from 1956 to 2017. The coins are individually housed in 2x2 cardboard and plastic flip holders within a clear binder sheet. Mint marks from Philadelphia, Denver, and San Francisco are represented. The specimens include both uncirculated and proof strikes, with some exhibiting cameo frosting or natural toning. Obverse designs feature portraits of Thomas Jefferson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and George Washington. Reverse designs include Monticello, the Roosevelt torch with olive and oak branches, the heraldic eagle, and the 1776-1976 Bicentennial drummer. Specific varieties noted on the holders include a 1970 Roosevelt dime with reverse of 1968 (FS-10-1970-901) and a 1973 Jefferson nickel with five steps. Each holder contains handwritten numismatic information including estimated grades such as Choice Proof, Gem Uncirculated, and MS-64. This group represents a diverse selection of late 20th and early 21st-century US circulation and collector strikes.

Lot: 104 - US Proof/Uncirc. Jefferson, Roosevelt & Washington

A collection of United States coinage consisting of Jefferson nickels, Roosevelt dimes, and Washington quarters, primarily from the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The group includes several proof specimens from the San Francisco Mint (S), business strikes from the Denver (D) and Philadelphia (P) Mints, and a commemorative 2004-S "Handshake" nickel from the Westward Journey series. The coins are individually housed in 2x2 cardboard and plastic flips, organized within a clear binder sleeve. Many of the proof coins exhibit cameo contrast between frosted devices and mirror-like fields. Several Roosevelt dimes show peripheral toning. The cardboard holders include handwritten numismatic designations such as Full Steps, Full Bands, and estimated grades ranging from 64 to 68. The page is topped with a printed label identifying the lot as high-grade proof and uncirculated coins associated with Atlee Raber Auctions.

Lot: 105 - SilverTowne Julius Caesar .999 Silver Round

This one-ounce .999 fine silver round is part of the Legendary Warriors series produced by the SilverTowne Mint. The obverse depicts Julius Caesar in Roman military attire, including an ornate breastplate and a laurel wreath, holding a gladius sword. The background features a classical temple and a Roman standard, with the inscription JULIUS CAESAR along the upper rim. The reverse design, common to the series, features a central shield boss surrounded by a radiating sunburst of historical weaponry, including a bow, mace, axe, and several swords. The reverse is inscribed with the series title LEGENDARY WARRIORS and the weight and purity 1 oz 999 FINE SILVER. Weight: 1 oz t (31.1035 g).

Lot: 106 - Don't Tread On Me 1 oz .999 Silver Bullion Round

This private mint silver bullion round features historical American numismatic motifs. The obverse displays a coiled rattlesnake on a grassy mound, centered within the inscriptions DON'T TREAD ON ME and ESTABLISHED IN 1754, with three stars on each side. The reverse depicts a perched eagle with outspread wings standing upon a fasces and olive branch. Two banners positioned below the eagle read ETERNAL and VIGILANCE. The upper rim is inscribed THE PRICE OF LIBERTY, while the lower rim denotes the weight and purity as 1 OZ .999 FINE SILVER. No specific mint mark or manufacturer identification is visible. Weight: 1 oz t (31.10 g) Purity: .999 Fine Silver.

Lot: 107 - Benchmark Strategic Metals .999 Gold 1/4gr Bars

This collection consists of miniature rectangular gold bullion bars produced by the private refiner Benchmark Strategic Metals. Each individual bar is stamped with 1/4 Grain 24K and is composed of .999 fine gold. The bars are housed in their original laminate certificate of authenticity cards, which feature the Statue of Liberty and the text BENCHMARK STRATEGIC METALS and IN GOD WE TRUST. The reverse of each card states MADE IN THE USA and includes a holographic security seal with a unique serial number. Visible serial numbers in this lot include 201020, 194491, 194546, and 194490. The cards also display the membership mark for the Jewelers Vigilance Committee (JVC). Individual weight: 1/4 grain (approximately 0.00052 oz t) Total precious metal weight: 1 grain (approximately 0.0021 oz t).

Lot: 108 - Trio Str. Silver Bracelets w/ Jacmel Jewelry Inc

This collection consists of three bracelets crafted from sterling silver. The first is an adjustable bolo-style bracelet featuring a curved rectangular bar pav?-set with a rainbow gradient of multi-colored crystals. The bar is connected to a box chain with an adjustable slider bead and cone-shaped aglet tips. The slider bead is marked 925 JCM. The second item is a hinged double-wire bangle with a central rectangular station featuring an abalone shell inlay. The station is flanked by decorative ornate shoulders and is marked 925 ? JCM on the reverse. The third item is a snake chain charm bracelet with a lobster claw clasp and an end cap marked 925. This bracelet carries four decorative beads: a round bead pav?-set with pink crystals, a clear glass bead with silver-colored foil inclusions, a white imitation pearl bead, and an ornate gold-tone bead set with iridescent crystals.

Lot: 109 - Caribe & 14k Gold Cultured Pearl Bracelets, Pair

This lot consists of two cultured pearl bracelets featuring 14-karat yellow gold hardware. The first is a double-strand link bracelet manufactured by Caribe. It features two strands of cream-colored, round cultured pearls joined by 14-karat yellow gold link spacers in a bypass-style arrangement. The gold connector bar is stamped with the maker's mark CARIBE within an oval cartouche, and a metal tag near the spring ring clasp is stamped 14K. The second item is a single-strand, multi-colored cultured pearl bracelet. It is composed of pearls in varying shades of white, peach, pink, and lavender, which are individually knotted on a white cord. This bracelet is secured by a 14-karat yellow gold spring ring clasp stamped 14K. Caribe bracelet pearl diameter: 5.5mm - 6mm Multi-colored bracelet pearl diameter: 6mm - 6.5mm.

Lot: 110 - Chester Paciorek Osteological Anatomy Chart, 1954

23 x 33.5 inches. This anatomical chart, titled Osteological Anatomy, features precise medical illustrations of the human skeletal system by Chester Paciorek. The work is printed in black ink on off-white wove paper and presents multiple scientific views, including a full-length frontal skeleton, lateral and posterior views of the skull and cervical vertebrae, a posterior view of the rib cage and torso, and a complete lateral view of the spinal column. The illustrations are rendered with detailed linework and fine cross-hatching for shading, accompanied by extensive scientific labels for individual bones and processes. Lower edge inscriptions include Copyright 1954 by C. & T. Paddock at the bottom left, ILLUSTRATED BY CHESTER PACIOREK at the bottom center, and Printed in U.S.A. at the bottom right. The verso bears a faint blue ink stamp at the lower margin, which appears to read in part Walsh Jesuit High School with an address in Ohio. 

Lot: 111 - Renwal Visible Woman Kit w/ Miracle of Creation

This is a Renwal The Visible Woman anatomy assembly kit, manufactured in Mineola, New York. The model is a 1/5 scale anatomical study designed to be assembled from skin to skeleton. It features a clear plastic outer body shell designed to house a detailed skeletal system and various internal organs. A primary feature of this specific kit is the inclusion of the optional Miracle of Creation components, which consist of a separate group of parts representing female biology relating to gestation. The kit is constructed from molded plastic, with clear transparent plastic for the body and various colored plastics for the internal systems. This lot appears to be unassembled, with many internal components like the skeleton and organs still contained within their original plastic polybags. Documentation includes the original illustrated handbook and a Science Service introductory pamphlet. The Renwal logo and manufacturing location of Mineola, N.Y. are printed on the box lid and included literature. Box measures approximately 15.5 x 12.5 x 3 inches. Assembled model stands approximately 15 inches tall.

Lot: 112 - Western Cowboy Bucking Horse Kinetic Balance Toy

This kinetic balance toy features a cowboy riding a bucking horse, designed in the style of 18th and 19th-century folk art skyhooks. The figures of the horse and rider are constructed from painted wood or a heavy composition material, with articulated joints at the horse's legs and the cowboy's arms. These components are joined by metal pins, allowing for movement during the rocking action. The assembly is supported by a black metal stand and includes a long, curved metal pendulum arm that extends to a heavy spherical counterweight. When pushed, the toy rocks on a central pivot point, causing the articulated limbs to move. String reins are present, connecting the horse's head to the rider's hands. The item features hand-painted details in a palette of white, red, blue, and brown. No manufacturer markings are present on the piece.

Lot: 113 - /Antique Cameo Jewelry & Italian Silver Compact

This lot comprises an assortment of jewelry and vanity accessories, primarily featuring cameos and portrait miniatures. The focal piece is an Italian vanity compact or powder case featuring a central profile portrait of a woman in a pink headscarf against a black ground. The frame is constructed of gold-toned metal with scrolled engraving and is decorated with geometric inlays in shades of blue and green. The interior contains a shaped mirror and a fabric-lined compartment with a lifting tab. A handwritten note identifies this piece as Antique Italian 800 Sterling Silver- Marked. The jewelry collection consists of approximately 24 pieces, predominantly brooches. The items feature classical female profile cameos in various materials, including carved shell, molded glass, and resin. Colors represented include peach, black, brown, and white. Notable pieces include a clear glass reverse-intaglio brooch with a frosted profile and a painted portrait miniature of a lady in Victorian-style attire. Settings are primarily gold-toned base metal, with some examples featuring filigree, faux pearls, rhinestones, or coral-colored bead accents. Additional items in the collection include a faux-pearl bracelet with a cameo-set clasp, a gold-toned link bracelet featuring multiple miniature cameos, a small gold-toned watch, and a brooch with a large blue glass cabochon. Most brooches are fitted with standard pin back mechanisms. The collection is presented in a black shadowbox-style frame.

Lot: 113A - Hermes Silk Scarves: Jardiniers du Roy & Cliquetis

This lot comprises two 100 percent silk scarves by the French luxury house Herm?s. The first scarf features the Les Jardiniers du Roy (The King's Gardeners) pattern, with a design attributed to Maurice Tranchant. The composition centers on a multi-colored floral arrangement in a blue and gold urn, surrounded by detailed vignettes of 18th-century gardeners engaged in various horticultural tasks. The central white field is framed by a floral vine border and a wide charcoal gray outer border. Markings include a decorative cartouche with the script Les Jardiniers du Roy at the bottom center and the printed mark HERM?S - PARIS in the bottom right corner. The second scarf features the Cliquetis pattern, designed by Julie Abadie. The graphic layout displays military sabre hilts and sword tassels in gold and silver tones against a black and white background, enclosed by a silver-toned chain link border. The name HERM?S is printed four times in bold black block letters, and the upper left contains a white block with HERM?S PARIS. A golden banner in the lower right corner bears the script Cliquetis. A black fabric care tag is attached to one corner, printed with 100 percent silk content and Paris - France. Both items are constructed with hand-rolled hems. Dimensions: 35 x 35 inches each.

Lot: 113B - Los Castillo Pluma Jewelry & Whitehead & Hoag Pins

This collection includes a Mexican silver pendant and several early 20th-century tobacco premium pinback buttons. The triangular pendant is attributed to the Los Castillo workshop in Taxco, Mexico, and features the Pluma Azteca or Aztec Feather mosaic technique. The stylized design depicts an archer and a bird in flight, rendered with pink, yellow, green, and iridescent feathers set into the metal under a protective coating. The reverse is stamped with Hecho en Mexico, circular marks for Pluma Azteca and Castillo Taxco, and the numeral 30. A fixed triangular bail is attached at the top. The pinback buttons comprise three stickpin-style pieces manufactured by The Whitehead & Hoag Co. of Newark, New Jersey. Each button displays a lithographed Art Nouveau portrait of a young woman with flowers in her hair. The largest button bears a 1907 copyright date on the lower edge. The two smaller buttons retain original paper backings identifying them as premiums for Perfection Cigarettes, featuring a patent date of July 21, 1896. Large pin diameter: approximately 1.25 inches Small pin diameter: approximately 0.75 inches.

Lot: 113C - 2 Costume Jewelry: Animal & Floral Motifs

This offering consists of two separate lots of costume jewelry. The first collection features a variety of animal-themed pieces including a large gold-tone lion head brooch in high relief, several molded white plastic elephant figures, an enameled red lobster, and various depictions of birds, fish, and insects. Materials utilized across this lot include gold-tone and silver-tone base metals, enamel, rhinestones, molded resins, and glass cabochons. While maker marks are visible on the reverse of some components, they are not clearly legible for identification. The second collection is presented in a light blue plastic container and contains floral and decorative jewelry. Notable pieces include a large molded pink resin rose brooch, a gold-tone openwork brooch set with green rhinestones, a floral brooch with beige petals and a yellow center, a red rhinestone spray, and a cluster brooch with white beads. The lot also includes a ring featuring turquoise-colored beads and various faux pearl accents.

Lot: 114 - Mid-20th C. O/C Portrait of a Magician

27 x 27.5. This mid-20th-century oil on canvas painting depicts a male figure, appearing to be a magician or card player, seated at a dark green table. The subject is dressed in a formal black tuxedo featuring bright blue lapels and a red carnation on his lapel. On the table before him is an assortment of objects, including a fan of playing cards, a gold-toned pocket watch with a chain, an open wallet, a long cigarette holder, and a rolled-up newspaper. The background is a textured green wall adorned with a three-arm crystal candelabra holding three candles and two small framed paintings. One small painting depicts a female artist with a palette and the other shows an animal in a landscape. The floor is rendered in a dark and light checkerboard pattern. The painting is executed in a stylized figurative manner with visible vertical canvas texture. It is housed in a deep shadow-box frame with a wide, red-lacquered inner mount and an outer gilded wood border. No signature is visible on the face of the work or on the verso, which shows an aged canvas on wooden stretchers.

Lot: 115 - American Cobalt Salt-Glazed Stoneware Butter Pot

This is a low, cylindrical stoneware crock, traditionally known as a butter pot or cake crock. It features a slightly flared, rounded rim and a flat, unglazed base. The exterior is finished with a traditional salt-glazed orange peel texture and is decorated with hand-painted cobalt blue slip motifs. The decoration consists of alternating stylized fruit and vegetable designs, specifically appearing to be apples with leaves and tapered vegetables resembling carrots or parsnips. The interior is coated with a dark brown slip glaze, likely of the Albany type. The stoneware body exhibits characteristic iron spotting and kiln-firing artifacts throughout. No maker marks, capacity stamps, or other identifying inscriptions were observed on the base or exterior of the vessel.

Lot: 116 - Auerhamer Signed WWII Navy Letters & News 1944-45

A collection of World War II-era military correspondence and ephemera documenting the communication between Paul R. Auerhamer and Miss Arlene M. Wolf. Auerhamer is identified in return addresses as ARTY 2nd USN with CASU #2 (Combat Aircraft Service Unit) Radio - B, stationed in the Hawaiian Islands. Arlene M. Wolf is addressed at Spar Barracks, 1501 Beacon St., Brookline, Massachusetts, identifying her as a member of the Women Coast Guard Reserve (SPARS). The collection features several multi-page autograph letters signed (ALS) by Auerhamer, including a four-page letter dated November 30, 1944, and a multi-page letter dated January 10, 1945. Accompanying the letters is a grouping of airmail envelopes with red and blue borders, many featuring U.S. NAVY postmarks and PASSED BY NAVAL CENSOR handstamps. Also included are two mimeographed newsletters titled C.A.S.U. SCOPE: The Eyes of the Unit, published by CASU 2. Visible issues include Vol. I, No. 3 (dated 25 April 1945) containing a memorial tribute to President Roosevelt and news of Harry Truman taking office, and Vol. I, No. 4 (dated 2 May 1945) with a hand-drawn cartoon cover signed by J. D. Disney. Additional items include a postcard of Diamond Head and unit-related ephemera.

Lot: 117 - Gold and Rose Gold Toned Jewelry

A large assortment of gold-tone and rose gold-tone costume jewelry comprising bracelets, necklaces, pendants, and a bulk quantity of tangled chains. The collection is constructed from plated base metals and decorated with clear rhinestones, faceted glass crystals, faux pearls, and enamel elements. Notable items include a cuban-style link bracelet with pav?-set clear rhinestones and a lobster claw clasp, a tennis-style bracelet featuring square-cut clear glass crystals in bezel settings with a toggle clasp, and a wide multi-link textured gold-tone bracelet with circular motifs. Additional pieces include various beaded bracelets, a watch-band style link bracelet, and a large group of bangles in gold-tone and rose gold-tone finishes with smooth and textured surfaces. Pendants include several K initial charms, a large openwork heart-shaped filigree pendant, a filigree leaf-motif pendant, and a decorative piece with cream-colored floral elements. The lot contains a significant quantity of loose and tangled chains in herringbone, rope, snake, and cable weaves. One item within the bulk collection features the letters KK or KKS. No hallmarks for precious metal content are visible on any of the included pieces.

Lot: 118 - Costume Jewelry, Pink, Purple & Red Tones

This bulk lot consists of an assortment of contemporary costume jewelry, primarily featuring a color palette of pink, purple, red, and coral. The collection includes various necklaces and bracelets in styles such as statement pieces, multi-strand beaded designs, stretch bracelets, and bangles. Materials include faceted acrylic and glass beads, faux pearls, seed beads, and dyed stone beads. Metal components are finished in gold-tone, silver-tone, and antiqued bronze-tone base metals. Accents include plastic floral rose cabochons, enameled charms including a red mushroom, and faceted rhinestones. Key pieces identified within the lot include a large floral-form statement brooch or pendant set with orange, yellow, and coral-colored faceted stones, and a hinged gold-tone bracelet featuring purple faux pearls. Two pieces bear metal tags signed Bling in a script font. The items are presented in a cardboard storage box.

Lot: 119 - Blue & Green Costume Jewelry, Late 20th C

This collection consists of a large bulk lot of assorted costume jewelry predominantly featuring a color palette of turquoise, teal, aqua, and emerald green. The assortment includes an array of necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, and charms. Materials observed include multi-strand glass seed beads, faceted and lampwork glass beads, acrylic and plastic components, faux pearls, wood beads, and dyed decorative stones resembling howlite or magnesite. Metal components consist of base metal chains and findings in both silver-tone and gold-tone finishes. Key pieces include multi-strand teal seed bead necklaces, beaded items with millefiori-style art glass beads, and various novelty charms such as a Buddha head, turtles, butterflies, and peace signs. A blue silicone ring is present with the debossed text intentional. Several silver-tone chain-link bracelets incorporate interwoven faux-leather or ribbon elements. A large, faceted blue plastic flower-shaped brooch or pendant is also included in the lot.

Lot: 120 - Assorted Faux Pearl & Mixed-Metal Costume Jewelry

An assortment of contemporary costume jewelry primarily featuring faux pearl elements in various sizes and shades, including white, cream, champagne, and gold-tone. The collection includes multiple jewelry types such as multi-strand necklaces, chunky chain-link necklaces, stretch bracelets, spiral wrap bracelets, and various pendant pieces. The items are constructed from gold-tone and silver-tone base metals. Notable design motifs include a nautical starfish charm, a heart and key charm set, and heavy curb chains intertwined with pearls. Additional materials incorporated into the designs include brown suede cord, iridescent shell discs, faceted glass beads, and accents of clear channel-set and pav? rhinestones. Several pieces retain modern retail barcode tags. No designer signatures or maker marks were identified on the clasps or findings during inspection.

Lot: 121 - Attrib. Richard Underwood, New-Year's-Gift, c.1729

An 18th-century conduct manual for young men, titled The Young Gentleman's New-Year's-Gift: Or, Advice to a Nephew Concerning the Conduct of his Life. This work is historically attributed to Richard Underwood and was commonly published in London during the early 1730s. The volume is bound in full dark brown leather with horizontal gilt-tooled bands and a partially-faded gilt title label on the spine reading NEW-YEARS GIFT. The title page features a decorative woodcut headpiece, with the text of the dedication beginning directly below the title, preceded by a large woodcut historiated initial M. The text contains moral and practical guidance, with running heads including Lawful Love, &c. and HONESTY. The front flyleaf features elaborate calligraphic flourishes and intertwined initials, possibly H H, in ink or graphite. An early ownership inscription in ink at the top of the title page reads Wm Semple's Book. The printing includes standard 18th-century typographic features such as the long s, catchwords, and signature marks, including F 2, F 3, and G 6.

Lot: 122 - Josephus, Flavius. The Wars of the Jews, 1719

This is an early American colonial printing of Flavius Josephus' history concerning the First Jewish-Roman War. The work is titled The Wars of the Jews. In Two Books. With the most Deplorable History of the Siege and Destruction of the City of Jerusalem. The text was epitomized from the works of Flavius Josephus and translated into English by Sir Roger L?Estrange. The title page states this was reprinted at Boston by S. Kneeland for B. Eliot in 1719, based on a previous London edition. Samuel Kneeland was a significant printer in colonial Massachusetts, and this volume represents a rare early 18th-century Boston imprint. The small-format volume, likely a duodecimo, is bound in period full brown leather. The text utilizes typical 18th-century typography, including the archaic long s and running headers. The narrative covers the siege of Jerusalem, the burning of the Temple by the Romans under Titus Vespasian, and various accounts of omens and apparitions reported before the city's ruin. Approximate measurements: 15 cm x 9.5 cm Detailed Condition Report: The volume is in poor to fair condition. The period leather binding is heavily distressed with significant surface loss, cracking, and deterioration. The spine is largely perished, and the boards show heavy wear with rounded corners and exposed substructure. Internally, the paper is heavily tanned and foxed throughout. There is substantial chipping and fraying at the page edges, with several leaves showing marginal loss that occasionally impacts small portions of the text. The binding is shaken and fragile.

Lot: 123 - Edgar A. Werner, Civil List & History of NY, 1886

This 1886 hardcover volume is titled Civil List and Constitutional History of the Colony and State of New York by Edgar A. Werner. Published in Albany by Weed, Parsons & Co., this volume is designated on the title page as the Second Edition. The work serves as a comprehensive historical and legal reference, containing lists of civil officers and a constitutional history of New York from its colonial period through the late 19th century. The book is bound in full dark textured leather. The spine is detailed with gilt-stamped lettering and horizontal decorative rules. Both the front and rear boards feature blind-stamped ornamental scrollwork borders. The title page includes an engraved illustration of the New York State seal with the motto Excelsior. Internal pages, such as page 207 titled Revision and Codification of the Laws, contain detailed historical text and footnotes regarding various legal commissions and legislative acts. The volume is an octavo in size.

Lot: 124 - Paul Revere Auerhamer Philco & 1804th AACS Archive

This collection comprises documents, photographs, and personal effects belonging to Paul Revere Auerhamer (also spelled Auerhammer), spanning the pre-WWII era through the mid-1950s. Auerhamer is identified in correspondence as a Philco Technical Representative attached to the 1804th AACS Group (Airways and Air Communications Service) based at APO 942, which corresponds to Elmendorf Air Force Base, Alaska. The photographic portion of the archive contains a collection of black and white snapshots, many featuring border date stamps of September and October 1955. Content includes group portraits of US military personnel in various uniforms, Arctic landscapes, military base interiors and exteriors, and multiple views of a crashed B-17 Flying Fortress. Ephemera includes multiple envelopes and letters postmarked 1952 addressed to Auerhamer; a 1952 Officers' Club membership card for Elmendorf Air Force Base; a 1939 swimming certificate from the Municipal Gymnasium and Baths in Brookline, Massachusetts; and membership materials for the International Masonic Radio Club (call sign WA8RBN) and the Military Order of the Cootie. Physical artifacts include a star-shaped bronze-toned medal on a red, white, and blue ribbon inscribed Crusading Engineers CMC Check Specs, an embroidered star patch with the number 91, a yellow plastic Lakeshore Corvettes name tag, and several eagle-motif lapel pins. Personal items include an Old Timer brand folding pocket knife with a brown jigged handle, a leather-cased set of nail clippers, a 1950s hunting license tag in a canvas holder, and a religious-themed keychain.

Lot: 125 - 2 Pair Hutch P530 Leather Youth Boxing Gloves

Two pairs of mid-century style youth boxing gloves manufactured by Hutch. The gloves are constructed from a dark burgundy or mahogany-toned leather and feature a traditional lace-up design with contrasting tan trim and lacing. Each glove is fitted with a yellow fabric wrist label featuring the Hutch brand name in blue serif lettering above the model number P530. The interior of the gloves is padded, and they retain their original-style cotton or cord laces. Hutch was a prominent American sporting goods manufacturer based in Cincinnati, Ohio, and these gloves are characteristic of their mid-20th-century athletic equipment line.

Lot: 126 - Hutch S-18 Shoulder Pads & Wilson NFL Football

A collection of American football memorabilia including items by Wilson and Hutch. The collection features a pair of Hutch model S-18 shoulder pads, likely a youth or small-sized model. The pads are constructed with black leather panels featuring white contrast stitching and molded red shoulder caps. They include a traditional lace-up front and a light-colored fleece-style interior lining. One black leather panel is printed in silver-tone ink with the manufacturer name Hutch, MADE IN U.S.A., and model S-18. The lot includes a leather Wilson football featuring printed text for the National Football League and the American Football Conference. The ball is marked with the Wilson logo, MADE IN U.S.A., and inflation instructions. Also present is a second deflated leather football of an earlier with a distinct lacing pattern and no clearly visible maker's marks. The collection further includes a photographic standee depicting an unidentified American football player in a three-point stance. The image is mounted on a shaped board and set into a grooved wooden base.

Lot: 127 - Spalding & Golden Post Boxing & Gym Equipment

This collection features early 20th-century athletic and training equipment of American origin. The group includes an Indian club manufactured by A.G. Spalding & Bros., crafted from turned wood with a dark reddish-brown finish. The body of the club bears a gold-toned decal with the text SPALDING GOLD MEDAL and 1 LB. flanking a central circular emblem depicting two figures within laurel branches. Also included is a pair of leather boxing gloves with a lace-up closure. Each glove features a yellow fabric label at the wrist with printed text reading GOLDEN POST NEW YORK GLOVES. The collection is completed by a small training ball constructed from hand-stitched leather panels. Weight: 1 lb. (Indian club).

Lot: 127A - 1944 John Profant All-County Basketball Photograph

19.5 x 23.5. This is a framed black-and-white photograph of a basketball player identified as John Profant. The image depicts the athlete in a classic crouching pose on an indoor gymnasium court, holding a lace-up basketball. He is wearing a dark, sleeveless basketball jersey and matching shorts with light-colored trim. In the lower right corner, the photograph contains stylized black lettering that reads JOHN PROFANT ALL COUNTY 44. The image is housed in a simple, stepped black wooden frame behind glass. The reverse of the frame features a cardboard backing secured by metal points. A small white adhesive label is present in the upper right corner of the backing with the handwritten notations 127A and 79.

Lot: 128 - Baseball Memorabilia w/ 1928 Rule Book & Mitts

This lot consists of a group of baseball items including a rule book and three distinct leather gloves. The collection includes an Official Base Ball Rules publication from 1928, noted as adopted by the American and National Leagues and the National Association of Professional Base Ball Leagues. Also included is a Wilson fingered fielder's glove featuring the Streamlined Fingers design with patent numbers for the United States (2231204) and Canada (398340-1941) stamped on the finger. The glove is constructed of brown leather with a Wilson branded wrist button and back strap. A J.C. Higgins Trapper Model first base mitt, catalog number 1501, is present, featuring the Sears, Roebuck and Co. trademark on both a fabric tag and a palm stamp. The third glove is a large, rounded first base mitt with a partial manufacturer's tag showing the letters INNAI, associated with Cincinnati-based manufacturers like MacGregor-Goldsmith. The palm of this mitt shows an embossed script player endorsement starting with the name Al above the words Genuine Model.

Lot: 129 - 1950s Letterman Cardigan & Felt Class Cap

This lot contains a varsity letterman cardigan sweater and a coordinating felt class cap, both dating to the mid-1950s. The heavy-knit cream wool cardigan features a five-button front and two waist pockets. The left sleeve is accented with two navy blue horizontal stripes. Affixed to the left chest is a large felt "C" varsity letter in cream and black, featuring three embroidered service bars and a small basketball emblem at the base. The interior neck bears a label for Blepp-Coombs Sporting Goods, located at 5324 Superior Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. The matching cream wool felt beanie-style cap features red felt piping and a red top button. The front displays "NCHS" over the year "54" in red felt appliqu?. The brim is personalized with the name "Lois" in red script embroidery. The interior of the cap contains a manufacturer label from The Standard Pennant Company of Big Run, Pennsylvania, specifying 100% wool construction. A handwritten red ink mark reading "CH21M" is present on the interior lining.

Lot: 129A - Frederic Remington, Touchdown Yale vs Princeton

23.5x 31. A framed color print on paper after an original illustration by Frederic Remington, depicting the Yale University versus Princeton University football game played on Thanksgiving Day, November 27, 1890. The composition portrays a dynamic tackle in the foreground with figures in early athletic uniforms, while a large crowd of spectators in period attire watches from behind a rope barrier. A printed signature reading FREDERIC REMINGTON is visible in the lower right corner of the image. The work is presented in a dark-stained wood frame under glass. The verso is finished with a black paper backing and includes a hanging wire. Two labels are adhered to the reverse: one for Crooked River Trading Company, LLC, and a descriptive label stating Touchdown, Yale vs. Princeton, Thanksgiving Day, November 27, 1890. Yale 32, Princeton 0 followed by the artist's name. An additional inventory sticker marked 129A is located in the upper left corner of the backing.

Lot: 130 - Riley Bros. Oil Corp. That's Oil Advertising Sign

15.5x 13. A single-sided advertising sign for the Riley Bros. Oil Corporation of Burlington, Iowa. The sign features a vibrant yellow background with the brand name RILEY BROS. prominently displayed in large, black serif lettering accented with red drop-shadows. The oversized letter R spans the height of both lines of text. Below the company name is the brand slogan THAT?S OIL in black serif font with red outlines. Centered at the bottom edge is the small printed text Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. The sign is constructed of lithographed tin and includes two factory-drilled mounting holes. Dimensions not provided.

Lot: 131 - Chinese Cloisonne Thousand Flowers Bowl & Stand

This large Chinese cloisonne enamel bowl features a low-profile, compressed globular form with an inverted rim and a raised circular foot. The exterior and interior are decorated with a dense mille-fleurs or thousand flowers motif, depicting a variety of polychrome blossoms including peonies and chrysanthemums with scrolling foliage. The floral pattern is set against a dark reddish-brown ground with a variegated appearance. A stylized fish-scale border encircles both the inner and outer upper rims. The underside of the bowl is finished in a vibrant turquoise-blue counter-enamel. The piece is accompanied by a custom-fitted, dark-stained hardwood stand. The stand features a circular recessed top and four cabriole-style feet joined by an intricately carved openwork apron depicting scrolling foliate and floral motifs. There are no maker marks, reign marks, or inscriptions present on the item. The white mark on the base appears to be paper label residue or a minor point of surface loss rather than a character.

Lot: 132 - Pair Chinese Millefleurs Cloisonne Vases & Stands

This lot features a pair of Chinese cloisonne enamel vases of ovoid form, characterized by a tapering body, flared rim, and circular foot. The vases are decorated in a millefleurs or thousand flowers style, showcasing a dense, all-over pattern of various multicolored enamel blossoms, including peonies, chrysanthemums, and lotuses. The intricate floral motifs are defined by fine gilded wires set against a dark ground. The rims and foot rings are finished in a polished gold-toned metal. The interior of the necks and the undersides of the bases are coated in a solid turquoise-blue enamel. Each vase is accompanied by a dark-stained wooden stand with carved and pierced scrolling foliate motifs. No reign marks, signatures, or maker marks are visible on the undersides or bodies of the vessels. Dimensions: Not provided.

Lot: 133 - Mary Pickford Pompeian Beauty Advertising Print

8.5x 27.75 inches. This item is a color lithograph, specifically a yard-long advertising print featuring silent film actress Mary Pickford. Based on market consensus, this print was produced circa 1916-1918 as a promotional item for the Pompeian Manufacturing Company, a producer of beauty creams. The subject is portrayed in a romantic garden environment, wearing a cream-colored dress with multiple ruffled tiers and carrying bouquets of white lilacs, pink roses, and daisies. A printed facsimile signature is visible in the lower foreground reading Sincerely Mary Pickford. The print is presented in a period dark wood frame featuring a repeating embossed decorative motif. No edition numbers or publisher marks are visible on the face of the work. The reverse features a period cardboard backing secured with glazing points.

Lot: 134 - Rolf Armstrong, The Bride, Framed Print

8x 25. This commercial print, an offset lithograph, is titled The Bride and features a profile portrait of a woman by the American illustrator Rolf Armstrong. The subject is depicted in 1920s-style bridal attire, wearing a detailed lace veil adorned with white flowers and a single strand of pearls. She holds a large bouquet composed of white roses and baby's breath. The artist signature is printed in the lower right corner, and the title The Bride appears in stylized script at the bottom center. The print is housed in a narrow period gilt wood frame. The reverse of the frame is sealed with a brown paper backing and includes a hanging wire.

Lot: 135 - Clement Donshea, Irresistible, Color Lithograph

8 x 25.5. A color lithographic print after the work of Clement Donshea, titled Irresistible. This narrow, vertical composition depicts a romantic scene of a couple in formal evening attire set within a garden at dusk. A man in a dark tuxedo is shown kissing the forehead of a woman in a flowing, pale yellow gown, with both figures surrounded by blooming pink and yellow roses. The artist's name, CLEMENT DONSHEA, is printed in the lower-left corner, and the title, Irresistible, appears in the lower-right corner. This work is characteristic of early 20th-century commercial illustration and was originally produced as part of the Pompeian Beauty advertising campaign circa 1930. The piece is housed in a slender wooden frame with a dark, figured finish and is protected by glass. The reverse features a metal hanging wire and a deteriorated brown paper dust cover.

Lot: 136 - Early 20th C. Pompeian Beauty Sweetest Story Print

9x 26. This framed color print, titled The Sweetest Story Ever Told at the bottom center, is a promotional art panel produced for the Pompeian Manufacturing Company, likely dating to circa 1920. The print, a chromolithograph, illustrates a woman in a tiered pink diaphanous gown with a rose embellishment, standing in front of a moonlit window. A large silhouette of a male profile is visible on the wall behind her, suggesting a romantic narrative. The print is housed in a period fluted wooden frame with a distressed gilt finish. The reverse retains its original cardboard backing secured by aged nails.

Lot: 137 - Celluloid & Brass Photograph Album c.1890-1905

Late Victorian era photograph album featuring a dark green celluloid front cover with an embossed cream-colored vignette. The central motif depicts a classical female profile within a rococo-style frame, surrounded by roses and two putti at the base. The album is fitted with four brass-toned decorative corner guards and a matching metal clasp. The spine and rear cover are bound in dark leather or cloth. Internal pages consist of heavy cardstock with die-cut apertures for various photographic formats, including cabinet cards. Each page is decorated with chromolithographed Lily of the Valley floral patterns. The album contains a collection of original late 19th and early 20th-century photographs, featuring portraits of infants, children, and adults. A newspaper obituary fragment is pasted on one page, identifying a Henry Krather, husband of the late Elizabeth Krather, with mentions of Memphis and individuals George H. Gehbauer, Lawrence Koblenzer, and Dr. James Allison McFall.

Lot: 138 - Attrib. Gibbs Horse-Drawn Gig Animated Pull Toy

This animated horse-drawn gig pull toy features a flat-profile horse body made of wood with paper lithography applied to both sides. The horse is equipped with four articulated metal legs connected to the rear axle by wire rods, a mechanism designed to simulate a walking motion when the toy is pulled. The carriage is constructed from formed sheet metal with a seat area that retains traces of original red paint. The assembly is mounted on two large, multi-spoked wheels made of cast metal. This model is attributed to the Gibbs Manufacturing Co. of Canton, Ohio, and closely resembles their Pony Pacer toys from the early 20th century. No original manufacturer marks or labels are visible on the item. 

Lot: 139 - Bohemian Cobalt Blue Overlay Cut Glass Footed Bowl

This large decorative footed centerpiece bowl is a high-quality example of Bohemian art glass from the late 19th or early 20th century, frequently attributed to makers such as Moser or Harrach. The piece is constructed from deep cobalt blue glass with an opaque white glass overlay. A cut-to-color technique is used to create circular and diamond-shaped windows through the white layer, revealing the blue glass beneath. These windows are further embellished with hand-painted gold enamel filigree and scrollwork. The white overlay is decorated with hand-painted polychrome enamel floral sprays featuring roses, daisies, and bluebells in shades of pink, yellow, orange, and green. The bowl features a scalloped, heavily gilt rim and rests on a waisted pedestal base. The flared circular foot includes circular porthole-style cut-outs and matching floral decoration. The base is ground flat and unpolished; no factory marks, signatures, or labels are present. Dimensions: Height and diameter not provided.

Lot: 140 - Toy & Novelty Keychain Guns

A collection of miniature toy and novelty keychain guns constructed from die-cast metal and plastic. The assortment includes a variety of models with visible manufacturer markings and logos. A Mauser-style pistol in grey and black is marked MAUSER and MANDARY M-1930, featuring an orange textured plastic grip and a JH logo on the frame. A silver-toned semi-automatic pistol is marked 45 CAPTAIN JACK. A silver-toned pistol marked HAWKEYE includes a detached textured grip panel bearing a K logo. The group features a submachine gun marked MACHINE CARBINE and JAPAN on the receiver. Two small silver-toned keychain pistols are marked AVENGER and feature circular K logos on teal and black plastic grip inserts. A large silver-toned revolver with decorative scrolling is marked MADE IN HONG KONG with a bird or rooster logo on the frame. A small dark-finished keychain revolver is marked GUN ROOM and S&W. The collection further includes two Luger-style pistols with brown textured grips, one marked HONG KONG, a gold-toned engraved revolver with cream-colored plastic grips, a dark metal pistol marked OTE-M5, and a large, heavily corroded metal pistol with a brass-colored muzzle.

Lot: 141 - Toy Guns, Miniatures & Political Memorabilia

This collection comprises an assortment of toy guns, miniature firearm models, and related political ephemera. The lot features a variety of die-cast metal and plastic items, many of which represent mid-to-late 20th-century toy manufacturing. Included is a large silver-tone die-cast pistol marked 45 CAPTAIN JACK with a circled K logo on the slide and a silver-tone model embossed with TROOPER. A black and brown spring-cocking pistol is marked MADE IN WEST GERMANY on the frame and features an orange safety tip at the muzzle. The lot contains a packaged black plastic revolver with a white grip, identified as a Counter SPY toy produced in Hong Kong, still in its original header-card bag. Also present is a small VICTORY model semi-automatic style toy with tan grips. Miniature firearm keychains are featured, including a Luger-style model marked LUGER on the barrel and MADE IN KOREA DONG GAN MODEL on the frame, an AR-15/M16 style rifle, and various revolvers and derringers. Other models include a Walther P38 style toy marked MADE IN HONG KONG, several replica revolvers, and a long-barreled rifle with a brown plastic stock. The collection is accompanied by political memorabilia mounted on cardboard, including a blue REAGAN 84 campaign button and a black GOLDWATER 64 pin. A metal whistle attached to a large wire clip is also included.

Lot: 142 - Mid-Century Green Ceramic Bird TV Lamp & Planter

A mid-century modern ceramic TV lamp and planter, attributed to American Art Potteries. This sculptural piece is crafted from earthenware and finished in a deep, glossy monochromatic green glaze. The decorative motif features two birds, a perched crested bird and a smaller bird in flight, set against a base of broad, overlapping stylized leaves. The reverse of the item is a flat, undecorated surface with a rectangular well designed to function as a planter. The interior houses a single light socket for backlighting. No maker marks, stamps, or signatures are visible on the ceramic body.

Lot: 143 - Greenwich Flint Craft Burnt Honey Glass Decanter

A mid-century modern hand-blown art glass decanter with a matching stopper, attributed to Greenwich Flint Craft from the Burnt Honey line designed by Tom Connally. The piece features a bi-color glass transition, grading from an olive-toned honey amber at the base and rim to a deep, smoky amber-brown through the main body. The form consists of a bulbous teardrop-shaped vessel with a short neck and a slightly flared rim. It is accompanied by a solid glass stopper with a flattened, mushroom-shaped top. The base exhibits a prominent rough-snapped pontil mark, a characteristic of manual glassblowing. No maker marks, labels, or signatures are visible on the piece. The glass contains small air bubbles (seeds) and faint striations, which are natural occurrences in the hand-blown manufacturing process.

Lot: 144 - Boy Scouts Buckeye Council & Ohio Neckerchiefs

A collection of Boy Scouts of America (BSA) neckerchiefs primarily focused on the Buckeye Council and regional scouting in Ohio. The group includes various staff identification, camporee, and troop-specific items dating from 1966 through the late 1980s. Printed on cotton or cotton-blend fabrics, the collection features several historically significant regional pieces. Notable items include a yellow Buckeye Council Camps staff neckerchief from 1966 featuring a cartoon scout character, a 1967 Firelands Camporee neckerchief with a green tree trunk and leaf graphic, and multiple yellow neckerchiefs displaying a green maple leaf with the year 1966. Troop-specific pieces for Troop 921 in Massillon, Ohio, are included in tan and yellow printed versions. A red Seven Ranges Scout Reservation neckerchief from 1989 depicts a scout and a Native American figure. Other items in the lot include a white 1967 staff neckerchief, a dark blue Sea Scout-style neckerchief with a white anchor and fleur-de-lis logo, and several standard BSA fleur-de-lis logo neckerchiefs on purple, maroon, and red backgrounds. The neckerchiefs feature a mix of surged, hemmed, and raw unfinished edges.

Lot: 145 - Korean Oak Finish Schoolhouse Regulator Wall Clock

This schoolhouse-style wall regulator clock features a wood case with an oak finish, consisting of an octagonal upper section and a drop trunk. The lower access door is glazed and decorated with gold stenciled text reading REGULATOR and the letter A. The cream-colored dial displays black Roman numerals and a minute track, with the printed mark KOREA positioned at the base below the VI numeral. The mechanical movement is a spring-driven time and strike mechanism accessed via two winding points on the dial. The lot includes a circular pendulum with a brass-faced bob and a metal butterfly-style winding key located within the trunk.

Lot: 146 - Satsuma Style Earthenware Double Handled Vase

15 inches tall. A Japanese Satsuma-style earthenware double-handled vase, likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The piece is crafted from earthenware with a characteristic fine-crackled cream glaze visible on the interior and the underside of the base. The exterior features a dark ground, likely black or deep navy, decorated with thick overglaze enamels and moriage (raised relief). The front of the vase depicts a narrative scene with two figures in traditional Japanese attire, including a woman in a green kimono and a figure in a patterned yellow garment, set against a brilliant metallic-blue landscape. The neck features a large, stylized floral blossom with raised beaded dots in the center. The reverse side is decorated with large, abstract floral and leaf motifs in shades of orange, green, and yellow with gold outlines. The vessel is designed with two gilded scroll-form handles and a ruffled tulip-style flared rim. Several illegible handwritten marks in black pigment are present on the base.

Lot: 147 - Rococo Style Pewter Flagon with Lamb Finial

This is a pewter flagon or pitcher featuring a hinged lid and elaborate ornamentation in the Rococo style. The vessel has a tall, slender neck transitioning to a bulbous lower body, both decorated with deep, spiraling flutes. The hinged lid is surmounted by a cast finial in the form of a standing lamb with its front right leg raised. The spout is detailed with asymmetrical foliate and shell-like molding. It is fitted with a heavily ornamented S-scroll handle featuring acanthus leaves, C-scrolls, and shell motifs. The entire piece rests on a stepped and fluted circular pedestal base. A circular touchmark is present on the center of the lid interior, though it is worn and illegible. The underside of the base contains a faint, dark mark that appears to be the character 7 or Z. This item is characteristic of Rococo Revival metalware produced in Germany or Switzerland during the late 19th to early 20th century.

Lot: 148 - Frankoma Pottery Dog Herding Award Platter 1984

A commemorative stoneware award platter manufactured by Frankoma Pottery for the Klamath Dog Fanciers Inc. of Klamath Falls, Oregon. The large oval platter features a beige and tan speckled glaze with a darker brown rim. The face of the platter is decorated with black ink illustrations, including a central motif of a pelican on a post and the organization logo. The text on the front identifies it as a First Place award for the Herding Group, dated September 1, 1984. The border is illustrated with sketches of various herding dog breeds, including the German Shepherd, Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Collie, and Shetland Sheepdog. The reverse is impressed with the maker mark FRANKOMA and the letters TP. A small manufacturer label is present for Animals By Popowitz of Burnsville, Minnesota. A handwritten post-it note adhered to the back provides provenance, stating the item was purchased from the Raymond Firestone estate on February 12, 1995. The platter includes a wire hanging loop for wall display.

Lot: 149 - Roseville Pottery Lupine Green Ewer

A mid-century American art pottery ewer produced by Roseville Pottery in the Lupine pattern, which was introduced in 1936. This earthenware vessel features a squat, bulbous body with a narrow neck that transitions into a trifurcated flared spout. A tall, angular handle connects the spout to the shoulder of the piece. The body is decorated with relief-molded lupine flower stalks and long, slender leaves. The exterior is finished in a matte, variegated teal-green glaze with a soft pinkish-beige blush on one side. The underside of the base features an incised and molded mark with the word Roseville in stylized cursive script, followed by U.S.A. and the shape number 11-6 1/2. Height: Approximately 6.5 inches.

Lot: 150 - Roseville Foxglove Green Console Bowl 423-12

This is an American art pottery console bowl manufactured by Roseville Pottery of Zanesville, Ohio. The piece belongs to the Foxglove pattern, which was introduced by the company in 1942. The bowl is crafted from molded earthenware and features a low, oval form with a decorative scalloped rim designed to resemble leaves. It includes two integrated, pointed handles. The exterior is decorated with relief-molded foxglove floral sprigs in shades of pink and cream with green foliage, set against a matte teal green ground. The base is marked with the raised and incised words Roseville and U.S.A., along with the shape number 423-12. Additional blue and black handwritten factory or inventory marks are present on the base, as well as the remains of an old yellowed paper label. Length: 12 inches.

Lot: 151 - Roseville Pottery Foxglove Green Vase Shape 161-6

Small chip on handle. This Roseville Pottery earthenware vase is decorated in the Foxglove pattern, first introduced in 1942. The vessel features a matte glaze transitioning from a deep forest green at the pedestal base to a brownish-terracotta tone at the flared rim. The exterior is ornamented with relief-molded foxglove floral sprigs in shades of white and pink with soft yellow accents and green foliage. The piece is designed with two prominent angular handles and a footed base. The interior is finished with a smooth yellowish-tan glaze. The underside of the foot is incised with the Roseville U.S.A. mark and the shape number 161-6. Two small handwritten characters in black ink are also present on the base. Height: 6 inches.

Lot: 152 - Tibetan Style Gilt Metal & Coral Wedding Necklace

An articulated bib-style necklace in the Himalayan tradition, frequently identified as a Tibetan goddess wedding necklace. This piece is constructed from twelve trapezoidal and curved panels of gilded base metal, likely brass or copper, joined by metal jump rings. A large circular medallion serves as the termination and closure point. Each panel is decorated with applied repouss? figures of celestial beings or deities in seated and dancing poses, wearing multi-pointed crowns. The figures and panel borders are embellished with bezel-set red coral cabochons and tubular baton pieces. The background of the panels features filigree and scrollwork motifs. The closure is a hook-and-loop mechanism integrated into the reverse of the circular medallion. No maker's marks or hallmarks are visible on the piece.

Lot: 153 - T.A. Begay Navajo Str. Stamped Money Clip

A Navajo sterling silver money clip featuring an intricately hand-stamped geometric design. The central motif is composed of a cross-like symbol within a diamond border, surrounded by repeating triangular stamped patterns along the outer edges. The reverse of the piece features two distinct stamps: STERLING on the upper clip and the maker mark T A BEGAY on the lower base. The design is characteristic of Navajo silverwork, utilizing traditional rug patterns and stamping techniques. Weight: approximately 22 grams.

Lot: 154 - Str. Jewelry & Monogrammed Silver Purse

This lot features a collection of sterling silver jewelry and a silver-cased accessory. The jewelry selection includes necklaces with open-heart pendants set with faceted black, white, and light blue stones, as well as a geometric pendant necklace accented with faceted light green beads. A pair of stud earrings featuring faceted black stones in four-prong settings is included. The bracelets in the lot consist of a slim bangle with etched floral patterns and a wider hinged bangle with a horizontal ribbed texture. Visible markings on these pieces include 925, 925 XI, 925 ITALY, and JC. The accessory is a rectangular coin purse or compact with a link chain handle. The exterior is decorated with foliate scrolling at the corners and engraved with the initials M.H. The gilded interior frame is stamped SILVER and opens to a purple fabric lining with internal pockets.

Lot: 155 - Third Reich Militaria: DAF Book & Gestapo Disc

A collection of German political and military items from the Third Reich era. The lot features a German Labor Front (DAF) membership book (Mitgliedsbuch) with a red textured cover bearing the DAF emblem of a swastika within a 14-tooth cogwheel. The front cover has a typed label reading Reiner. Internal pages include a title page for Die Deutsche Arbeitsfront and an introductory quote attributed to Adolf Hitler. The book contains multiple pages of colored contribution stamps (Beitrag) for the years 1939 and 1940 with various Reichsmark values including 2.80 RM and 3.40 RM. The group includes an oval metal Gestapo identity or warrant disc. The obverse is stamped GEHEIME STAATSPOLIZEI. The reverse depicts a national eagle with a swastika and the incised alphanumeric code M 9 / 8 8. A trio of military wound badges (Verwundetenabzeichen) is present in three grades: black (stamped steel), silver (die-cast metal with silver-toned finish), and gold (die-cast metal with gold-toned finish). Each badge features the standard design of an M35 helmet over crossed swords within a laurel wreath. Additional insignia includes a round black enamel lapel pin with silver SS runes, a silver-toned DAF member pin featuring a hand clutching a hammer over a cogwheel dated 1938, a larger round badge with white SS runes on a pebbled background, and a small round SS rune stick pin. A silver-toned eagle stick pin is also included; the reverse of the wings is marked GES. and GESCH. The lot is completed by a single bronze-toned T-bar cufflink.

Lot: 156 - Ohio Tool Company 6-Inch Woodworking Draw Knife

This is an antique woodworking draw knife manufactured by the Ohio Tool Company of Columbus, Ohio. The tool features a forged steel blade and two turned wooden handles. The handles are reinforced with metal ferrules at the junction with the tangs and finished with metal end caps. An incised maker mark reading OHIO TOOL CO is visible in the center of the blade face. A stamped numeral 6 is located on the top of the right tang near the handle, indicating the width of the cutting edge. The blade exhibits a slight downward curve and a single-beveled edge. Blade width: 6 inches.

Lot: 157 - Blue Milk Glass Hen on Nest Covered Candy Dish

A two-piece figural covered dish consisting of a lid and a base. The lid is molded into the form of a nesting hen featuring detailed feathering and a prominent upright tail, seated upon a base depicting a bed of eggs. The bottom portion is an oval dish with a textured basketweave pattern on the exterior and a flared, scalloped rim. The entire piece is constructed from opaque light blue pressed glass, frequently categorized as milk glass. The interior surfaces are smooth, and the underside of the base continues the molded basketweave texture without any visible maker's marks or signatures. The design is characteristic of mid-20th-century American decorative glassware. Length: Approximately 5.5 inches.

Lot: 158 - Marigold Iridescent Slag Glass Hen on Nest Dish

This is a two-piece pressed glass covered dish in the classic Hen on Nest pattern. The set consists of a figural hen lid and an oval base with a basketweave texture and a scalloped upper rim. The item is crafted from slag glass, featuring swirls of marigold and amber color integrated into a clear glass base. The entire surface is treated with an iridescent carnival finish that produces a shimmering, multi-colored effect. While no maker marks or logos are visible, this combination of marigold slag and iridescent finish is characteristic of mid-20th-century American glassware and is frequently attributed to the Indiana Glass Company.

Lot: 159 - Imperial Glass Slag Swan Basketweave Covered Dish

A two-piece figural covered dish manufactured by the Imperial Glass Corporation of Bellaire, Ohio. The item features a lid molded in the shape of a nesting swan with detailed feathering on the wings and body, and a curved neck. The lid rests on a circular base with a molded basketweave pattern and a scalloped rim. The piece is constructed of slag glass, also known as marble glass, characterized by a variegated marbling of opaque white, sky blue, and deep amethyst purple tones. The interior of both pieces shows the smooth, swirled transition of the mixed glass colors. The underside of the base contains the embossed IG trademark, featuring a capital letter I superimposed over a capital letter G, identifying the maker.

Lot: 160 - Pink Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Covered Candy Dish

This two-piece covered dish is fashioned from translucent pink pressed glass. The lid is molded into the form of a seated hen, featuring a stippled or pebbled texture across its body and wings. The accompanying base is an oval bowl with a molded exterior basketweave pattern and a decorative scalloped rim. The interior floor of the bowl displays a molded rectangular cross-hatch design. This specific style of figural dish was popular in mid-20th century American glassware production, commonly made by manufacturers like Indiana Glass. No manufacturer marks, signatures, or stamps are visible on the item.

Lot: 161 - Antique American Woven Wood Splint Market Basket

This is a hand-woven wood splint utility or gathering basket, likely crafted from white oak or ash. The basket features a deep, rounded form characteristic of American traditional basketry from the late 19th to early 20th century. The construction utilizes a radiating base where wide vertical splints cross at the center, transitioning into finer horizontal weavers. The rim is finished with a decorative spiral-wrapped splint. It is equipped with two fixed, steam-bent, and carved wooden handles that are notched to fit over the rim and integrated deeply into the side weavers for structural strength. The wood has a rich, dark brown aged patina throughout. There are no visible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps. A blank white paper tag is attached to one handle.

Lot: 162 - Oak Viaticum Shadow Box w/ Pieta & Last Supper

This early 20th-century wall-hanging oak shadow box cabinet functions as a Catholic Viaticum or Sick Call set, used for administering last rites. The cabinet features two decorative glass-fronted sections. The upper section contains a polychrome-painted plaster relief of the Pieta set against an architectural background. The glass is decorated with reverse-painted or transfer-printed designs of an arch, angels, and a central cross, featuring a banner at the base that reads BLESSED BE THY HOLY NAME. The lower section houses a framed color print reproduction of Leonardo da Vinci?s The Last Supper. The central portion of the cabinet opens to reveal a hidden compartment for liturgical items. The interior is lined with blue paper printed with the word VIATICUM. Contained within this compartment is an assortment of devotional objects: a wood and plaster crucifix, a small glass bottle with a cork stopper embossed with FOR HOLY WATER KEEP CONSTANTLY FILLED, two silver-toned metal spoons (one featuring a cross-tipped handle), a circular metal paten engraved with an IHS Christogram, and a cardboard box of Absorbent Cotton. The exterior oak frame is accented with cast metal hardware in the form of cherub heads.

Lot: 163 - 19th C. Washington Closing Lodge Chromolithograph

22.5x 29. This nineteenth-century chromolithograph, commonly titled George Washington Closing the Lodge, depicts the first American president in full Masonic regalia. Washington is portrayed standing within a Masonic temple, wearing a Master Mason's apron and a blue sash. The scene is rich with fraternal symbolism, including three architectural columns, an open Holy Bible on an altar, a square and compass, and a level at his feet. The print features a multi-color palette characteristic of late nineteenth-century commercial printing. The work is housed in a period-style two-part wooden frame consisting of a dark, reeded outer molding and a flat, gilded inner liner. The reverse is sealed with a brown paper dust cover and fitted with a modern hanging wire. No artist signature or publisher information is visible on the face of the print.

Lot: 164 - Art Nouveau Carved Oak Wall Clock

This is an antique mechanical wall clock dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, designed in the Art Nouveau style. The case is constructed of carved oak with a medium brown finish. The upper section features an elaborate pediment decorated with a central fan or shell motif and scrolling elements. The clock face is flanked by fluted pilasters on either side. Below the dial, a glazed door allows visibility of the pendulum. The dial consists of a square brass plate with embossed floral spandrels and center. It features a circular chapter ring with black Roman numerals and ornate black steel hands. Two winding arbors are present on the dial, indicating a twin-train time and strike movement. The clock includes a decorative brass pendulum bob embossed with an Art Nouveau floral design featuring a central daisy and two lilies. A yellow envelope marked CLOCK KEY is included, indicating the presence of the winding key.

Lot: 165 - 3 Goodyear & B.F. Goodrich Tire Ashtrays

This lot features three advertising tire ashtrays produced as promotional items. Each piece consists of a miniature molded rubber tire with a clear glass ashtray insert. All three items are geographically associated with Akron, Ohio. The first item is a Goodyear tractor tire with embossed sidewall lettering. The glass insert contains an orange and white graphic commemorating the 1956 N. Ohio-C.C.C.A. T.V. Tour in Akron, Ohio. The second item is a Goodyear Custom Wide Tread Polyglas passenger tire. The glass insert commemorates the S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., Inc. JAD Convention held in Akron, Ohio, from October 14-20, 1973, and features a red apple logo. The third item is a B.F. Goodrich Silvertown Heavy Duty Cord tire with embossed sidewall text. The glass insert features a green decorative scroll pattern with a center label for Goodrich Rubber.

Lot: 166 - Hudson's Bay Co. 4-Point Multistripe Wool Blanket

A Hudson's Bay Company 4-point wool blanket featuring the signature multistripe pattern of navy blue, yellow, and red on a cream-colored ground. This blanket is accompanied by its original cardboard retail box. The front of the box displays the Hudson's Bay Company seal, stating the item was made in England and incorporated in 1670. A label at the bottom of the box identifies Pearce Woolen Mills, Inc., a subsidiary of Woolrich Woolen Mills of Woolrich, Pennsylvania, as the sole selling agent in the United States. The interior lid of the box is printed with historical information titled Interesting Facts About Hudson's Bay Point Blankets, which details the origin and meaning of the point system. The presence of a five-digit ZIP code on the Pearce Woolen Mills label indicates a production date after 1963. The blanket features the traditional point marks used to denote size and weight. Dimensions: Approximately 72 x 90 inches.

Lot: 167 - A Pair of Railroad-Themed Pocket Watches, Arnex

This lot features two railroad-themed pocket watches including one mechanical and one quartz model. The first is an Arnex Railroader open-face pocket watch equipped with a 17-jewel Swiss manual wind movement and Incabloc shock protection. The white dial is decorated with a steam locomotive illustration, bold black Arabic numerals, an inner red 24-hour track, and a subsidiary seconds register at the 6 o'clock position. The silver-tone base metal case features a foliate-engraved bezel and pendant, with a detailed diesel locomotive engraving on the reverse. This watch includes its original blue velvet presentation box and printed guarantee papers. The second item is an Advance hunter-case pocket watch, reference FUR65156W. The gold-tone case features a relief-molded steam locomotive on the front cover set against a black ground. The gold-tone sunburst dial has black Arabic numerals and a date aperture at the 3 o'clock mark. It is powered by a Japanese Miyota caliber 2115 quartz movement and features a pebbled texture on the case back. Case size: 47mm.

Lot: 168 - NY Standard Gold Filled Watch w/ Art Nouveau Fob

This lot features an antique pocket watch and an accompanying decorative watch fob. The pocket watch is manufactured by the New York Standard Watch Co. and contains a manual wind mechanical movement. The movement is engraved with the arched text NEW YORK STANDARD WATCH CO., 7 JEWELS, and the serial number 13502884. The case is gold-filled, with the inner back cover stamped with a circular mark reading GUARANTEED 10 YEARS and the brand name Supreme in cursive script. The case serial number is 2717550. The exterior of the case back is decorated with intricate engine-turned engraving featuring a central floral and scrollwork motif on a textured background. The watch has a white porcelain dial with black Arabic numeral hour markers and a railroad-style outer minute track. The dial is marked STANDARD U.S.A. below the 12 o'clock position. The hands are blued steel spade-style. A printed subsidiary seconds dial is located at the 6 o'clock position. The associated fob chain is constructed of gold-tone metal with ornate, openwork Art Nouveau links. The assembly includes a garment clip and terminates in a decorative seal-style fob with matching scrolled scrollwork and a smooth, unengraved base. Case Diameter: 44mm.

Lot: 169 - Elgin Gold-Toned Manual Cocktail Watch w/ Box

A Elgin ladies cocktail wristwatch featuring a manual wind mechanical movement. The timepiece is constructed with a gold-toned metal case and an integrated expansion bracelet featuring textured, chevron-patterned links. The silver-white dial is detailed with applied gold-toned Arabic numerals at the 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, and 12 o'clock positions, with teardrop indices at the alternate intervals. The maker's name, Elgin, is printed vertically at the 3 o'clock position. The watch is accompanied by its original wood-grain textured presentation box, which features a gold-toned stylized E emblem on the exterior lid and a satin-lined interior with the original printed care instructions. Case size: Approximately 15mm - 18mm.

Lot: 170 - Bulova 23 Jewel Automatic Day-Date Watch, 1972

A men's wristwatch by Bulova, manufactured circa 1972 as indicated by the N2 date code on the case back. The timepiece features a round case with a gold electroplated bezel and a stainless steel case back. The two-tone dial consists of a sunburst gold-tone center surrounded by a burgundy outer ring. Applied gold-toned baton hour markers are positioned around the dial, which includes a day and date aperture at the 3 o?clock position. Dial text reads BULOVA, 23 JEWELS, and AUTOMATIC. The watch is fitted with gold-toned baton hands and a central sweep seconds hand. It is mounted on a Speidel U.S.A. gold-toned expansion bracelet featuring black textured alligator-style decorative inserts. The case back is inscribed with BULOVA, N2, and serial number J458833, along with specifications GOLD ELECTROPLATE BEZEL and STAINLESS STEEL BACK. Individual links on the expansion band are marked Speidel U.S.A. Case size: 36mm.

Lot: 171 - Raggy Doodle WWII US Parachute Trooper Toy

This is an original Raggy Doodle US Parachute Trooper toy, dating to the mid-20th century, circa the 1940s. The toy features a simplified brown stuffed doll attached by six lengths of twisted fiber cord to a large, circular beige fabric parachute canopy. The doll is constructed from a coarse-weave cloth and features a yellowish paper or starched fabric collar around the neck. The parachute lines are tied securely around the doll neck area. Stamped in red ink on the parachute canopy are the marks RAGGY DOODLE and PATENT PENDING. The toy is accompanied by a handwritten note on blue paper stating: Rare Prototype? Raggy Doodle Parachute Childs toy 1940s Likely one of the first if Not a Prototype? 6 1/2 inches tall See Pics. No original box or packaging is present. Height: 6.5 inches.

Lot: 172 - 13 Antique American Monkey & Pipe Wrenches & Tools

This lot features thirteen antique hand tools and utility items, primarily from late 19th to early 20th-century American manufacturers. The group is centered around a selection of adjustable wrenches, including a Stillson-pattern pipe wrench by Walworth Mfg. Co. of Boston, Massachusetts. Several monkey wrenches are present, with markings identifying them as products of the Coes Wrench Co. of Worcester, Massachusetts, including one bearing an 1866 patent date for L. Coes. Another monkey wrench is attributed to the Girard Wrench Mfg. Co. of Girard, Pennsylvania. The collection further includes several C-clamps of varying sizes. One large clamp is embossed with the Champion maker's mark, while others are stamped Unbreakable and Malleable Iron. Utility items in the group consist of a small hatchet with a wooden handle, a metal shoehorn stamped Sommer's with a 1919 patent date, and a multi-section wooden folding rule with brass hinges. The tools are made of forged and cast iron or steel, featuring period wooden handles on the wrenches and hatchet. The folding rule at the top of the frame indicates a length of approximately 35 inches. The largest monkey wrench measures approximately 12 inches in length. The Stillson pipe wrench measures approximately 10 inches in length.

Lot: 173 - 19th C. American Wooden Bench & Smoothing Planes

A collection of antique American wooden-bodied woodworking planes dating from the mid-to-late 19th century. The group includes a coffin-style smoothing plane and several handled bench planes, such as jack or fore planes. The bodies and wedges are crafted from hardwood, likely beech, with tempered steel irons. Identification marks are present on several components. Plane bodies feature heel stamps for THOS L APPLETON BOSTON with size numbers 6 and 8. The steel irons include a blade stamped AUBURN TOOL CO. of Auburn, New York, and another stamped in a circular layout GLOBE MFG CO BALDWIN WARRANTED MIDDLETOWN CT USA for the Middletown, Connecticut firm. The larger planes feature integrated wooden totes.

Lot: 174 - WWII USAAF Str. Aviation & Parachutist Badges

A collection of World War II era United States military qualification and rating badges. The group consists of five distinct items including three full-size wings and two miniature lapel badges. The full-size pieces include an Airship Pilot wing featuring a central rigid airship, a Senior Parachutist wing with a star above an open parachute, and a basic Parachutist wing. The miniature pieces include a Technical Observer wing featuring a central circular insignia with the letters T and O, and a miniature version of the Airship Pilot wing. Several pieces in this collection are stamped STERLING on the reverse. Fasteners vary across the group; the large Airship Pilot wing, Senior Parachutist wing, and both miniature badges utilize pin-back fasteners with safety catches. The basic Parachutist wing features two clutch-back posts. A small circular maker mark is present on the reverse of the miniature Airship wing but remains illegible.

Lot: 175 - Copper & Copper-Toned Costume Jewelry & Findings

An assortment of finished jewelry and jewelry-making components primarily featuring copper and copper-toned metals. The collection includes Southwestern-style cuff bracelets with stamped motifs including thunderbirds and arrows, a floral relief cuff, and a narrow geometric cuff. Two gold-toned bangles feature wire-wrapped raw purple amethyst crystal points. Pendant styles include a large circular disc with a repousse-style depiction of a traditional Thai dancer and a stupa, a sunburst or starburst pendant with a central rosette, and a Tumi ceremonial knife pendant with black-toned accents. A partial decorative strand features dark, iridescent peacock freshwater pearls wire-wrapped onto a copper-toned chain. Components include a bottle of approximately 1000 copper micro rings in a light brown color, several large hollow spherical beads, and a simple band ring. No maker marks or metal purity hallmarks are visible on the items. Micro ring size: 3.4mm x 3.0mm.

Lot: 176 - 10K & 14K Gold & Gemstone Jewelry Assortment

This group of jewelry consists of several pieces in 10 karat and 14 karat yellow gold featuring shell cameos, jadeite, and diamonds. Included is an oval 14 karat yellow gold shell cameo brooch/pendant featuring a carved female profile in white against an off-white ground, set within a stippled border frame marked 14K on the reverse. A second 10 karat yellow gold oval shell cameo brooch/pendant depicts a female profile in white against a carnelian-colored ground, set in an engraved foliate frame marked 10K on the reverse. The collection contains a 10 karat yellow gold goat-shaped pendant pave-set with round brilliant-cut clear stones, featuring a honeycomb gallery on the reverse and stamped 10K 0.74. A 14 karat yellow gold floral-motif pendant is set with five multi-colored oval jadeite cabochons in green, yellow, honey, and white, with the bail stamped 14K 585. Also included is a 10 karat yellow gold domed wedding band by ArtCarved, stamped 10K=ARTCARVED on the interior. The set is completed by a yellow gold solitaire ring with a single round brilliant-cut clear stone set in a four-prong white metal head, a single yellow gold stud earring featuring an oval-cut black stone, and a gold-tone flat snake-link chain with a lobster clasp.

Lot: 177 - Plume & Atwood Embossed Floral Milk Glass Oil Lamp

This miniature oil lamp features a white milk glass shade and a light blue milk glass font base, both decorated with a matching embossed floral and scroll pattern. The shade is finished with a flared, beaded rim. The blue font base includes a molded rope design around the shoulder. The assembly includes a clear glass bulbous chimney and a brass burner. The brass wick-adjuster knob is embossed with P and A MFG CO and THOMASTON CONN, identifying the hardware as being produced by the Plume and Atwood Manufacturing Company. The style of the opaque pressed glass is consistent with late 19th-century American manufacturers such as Consolidated Lamp and Glass Co. or Smith Brothers. A portion of a cotton wick is present.

Lot: 178 - Chinese Erotic Snuff Bottle & Elephant Necklace

This lot features two East Asian decorative objects. The first is a snuff bottle with engraved erotic scenes in the shunga style. The bottle is fashioned from a light-colored material with characteristics of bone or resin, finished with black synthetic top and bottom sections and a matching stopper. The exterior is decorated with fine-line engravings of figures in landscape scenes with mountains and foliage, accented with black and red pigment. The second item is a pendant necklace featuring a rotating carved elephant figure. The elephant is set within a circular ring of organic material. The necklace is composed of shell heishi disc beads interspersed with fluted silver-tone metal spacer beads and a single ochre-colored barrel bead, secured with a barrel screw clasp.

Lot: 179 - Large Antique Hand-Turned Hardwood Bowl

This large, lathe-turned bowl is crafted from a single piece of unidentified hardwood. It features a wide, shallow, circular form with a slightly thickened rim. Both the interior and exterior surfaces display prominent concentric turning marks. The wood is finished in a warm, dark amber-toned stain that shows a natural patina. A small, circular hole is drilled through the side near the upper edge, intended for hanging. No maker's marks or signatures are present. A small paper adhesive tag is attached to the rim.

Lot: 180 - Railroad Crossing 2 Tracks Cat's-Eye Sign

17 x 27.5. These signs are constructed from heavy-gauge steel with white lettering that houses glass cat's-eye reflectors, also known as marble reflectors. These reflectors were an essential safety feature for mid-20th-century North American rail crossings, designed to catch and return light from vehicle headlamps. The reverse features two heavy cast-iron or steel mounting brackets with original mounting bolts. Approximate dimensions: TRACKS plate is 27 inches long.

Lot: 181 - Adlake Kero RR Lanterns: Southern Pacific & C&O

This lot consists of two Adlake Kero railroad lanterns produced by the Adams & Westlake Company. The first lantern is embossed S. P. LINES on the top rim, signifying service with the Southern Pacific railroad. It is fitted with a red glass globe and features a steel frame and cage assembly. The top lid includes embossed text for THE ADAMS & WESTLAKE CO. and the characters D C. The second lantern is embossed C & O and KERO on the top lid, identifying it with the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. It features a clear glass globe with embossed ADLAKE KERO lettering. This lantern retains much of its silver-tone finish and contains an internal burner assembly marked ADLAKE 300. Both lanterns are constructed with wire bail handles and circular cage bases. Height: 9.5 inches.

Lot: 182 - Sinclair Oils Porc. Enamel Advertising Sign

12 inch diameter. A circular single-sided porcelain enamel advertising sign for Sinclair Oils, often used as a gasoline pump plate. The sign features a white field with dark green graphics and text. The company name SINCLAIR is arched across the top, and OILS is arched across the bottom. The central motif consists of a circle containing a series of diagonal green stripes, a signature graphic used by the Sinclair Refining Company during the mid-20th century. The sign is constructed of vitreous enamel on steel and includes four pre-drilled mounting holes positioned around the perimeter. The reverse side has a dark, textured surface with heavy oxidation. No manufacturer marks are visible on the object.

Lot: 183 - Three First Gear 1/34 Scale Model Trucks

This lot features three 1/34 scale model trucks manufactured by First Gear as part of their precision collectible series. The group includes a 1957 International R-190 with a fuel tanker finished in a red Standard Oil of California livery, featuring white Standard of CA door text and an accompanying blue oil drum accessory. Also included is a 1951 Ford F-6 full rack stake truck with a red cab and wood-grain style bed, bearing Magnolia Petroleum Company Dallas, Texas No 2 door markings and a Mobiloil Pegasus logo on the bed. The final model is a 1951 Ford F-6 fuel tanker in a yellow Shell livery with red tank lettering. All three vehicles are constructed of die-cast metal and include uninstalled accessory parts, such as side-view mirrors, in sealed plastic bags. The models are housed in their original white cardboard boxes with black line art illustrations, marked First Gear, Die-Cast Metal, and Precision Collectible.

Lot: 184 - Die Cast Metal Trucks

A pair of die-cast metal model trucks manufactured by First Gear in 1/34 scale. The lot includes a 1957 International R-190 Fire Truck and a 1957 International R-200 Tow Truck. Both models feature die-cast metal construction with plastic detailing. The R-190 fire truck is finished in a red paint scheme. The R-200 tow truck features a red cab and body with a black boom assembly. The door of the tow truck is decorated with a logo for Bare Truck Center of Westminster, MD surrounding an International IH emblem. The side of the tow body features a Sales and Service logo and the text Since 1965. Each model is housed in its original white cardboard box featuring black line art of the respective vehicle. The models are secured within original Styrofoam inserts and wrapped in protective plastic and tissue. Small plastic bags containing detached accessory parts, including side mirrors, are present in the packaging for both models.

Lot: 185 - Three First Gear 1/34 Scale Die-Cast Model Trucks

A trio of First Gear 1/34 scale die-cast metal model trucks, each accompanied by its original white retail box and polystyrene foam interior packaging. The group includes two 1951 Ford F-6 models and one 1957 International R-190 model. The first model is a 1951 Ford F-6 Bottler's Truck featuring a blue body with yellow wheel rims. It displays a Dad's Root Beer livery on the doors and the cargo area, which is loaded with detailed yellow bottle crates. The box is labeled with Stock No. 19-1115 and includes a Dad's Root Beer identification sticker. The second model is a 1957 International R-190 Fire Truck finished in orange with blue fenders and wheels. The cab doors are marked with the Tollway and Tunnel Authority insignia. This unit is outfitted with intricate fire-fighting equipment, including side-mounted black hoses and top-mounted ladders. The third model is a 1951 Ford F-6 Full Rack Stake Truck finished in red. It features white lettering for the Magnolia Petroleum Company, Dallas, Texas No 2 on the doors. The wooden-textured stake bed carries a sign for Mobiloil Socony-Vacuum featuring the iconic red Pegasus logo. Each truck is housed in its original clear plastic protective bag. Uninstalled accessory parts, specifically chrome-finished side-view mirrors, are visible within the dedicated cutouts in the foam inserts. The manufacturer name FIRST GEAR is printed on the box flaps.

Lot: 186 - A Trio of Industrial Painted Metal Signs

This lot consists of three industrial-style signs constructed from painted metal. The collection includes one large rectangular sign and a pair of matching smaller utility signs. The large sign is finished in a cream-colored paint and features the warning AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY in bold black block lettering. It includes four pre-drilled mounting holes, one at each corner. The reverse side is finished in grey. A white paper inventory tag from a previous auction is attached to the top right corner. The two smaller signs are finished in a weathered silver or grey tone and display the text NO YARD WASTE in black block lettering. Each of the smaller signs has a single pre-drilled mounting hole positioned at the top center. The construction and typography of these items are consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century American municipal or industrial signage.

Lot: 187 - Pair Orange Wood Frame Saw & Folding Sawbuck

This set consists of matching traditional woodcutting tools, including a frame saw and a folding sawbuck, both constructed from wood and finished in a bright orange paint. The frame saw, commonly known as a buck saw, features a curved top rail and straight vertical ends. It is equipped with a coarse-toothed steel crosscut blade and a metal tensioning rod across the top, featuring a central turnbuckle for adjusting the blade tautness. The folding sawbuck is designed with a traditional X-frame configuration and a central cylindrical support rail. The frame is secured with metal bolts and a wing nut at the pivot points, allowing it to fold for storage. No maker's marks, stamps, or patent dates are visible on either piece. 

Lot: 188 - US M1 Steel Helmet Shell & Rhino Rescue Trauma Kit

This lot features a US military-style M1 steel helmet shell and a contemporary commercial medical kit. The helmet shell is constructed with a rear-seam rim, which is characteristic of production from late 1944 through the post-WWII and Vietnam eras. The exterior is finished in Olive Drab paint with a textured sand or cork coating. The interior is fitted with a modern replacement chinstrap composed of green nylon or polyester webbing, featuring a black plastic quick-release buckle and metal adjustment hardware. No helmet liner is present. Accompanying the helmet is a sealed Rhino Rescue 10-piece trauma kit contained in its original high-visibility yellow plastic packaging. The kit is manufactured by Wuxi EMSrun Technology Co., Ltd. in China. Product labeling indicates a production date of August 23, 2023, and an expiration date of August 22, 2028.

Lot: 189 - 135 Pinback Buttons & Memorabilia, Shadow Box

This lot consists of a collection of approximately 135 American pinback buttons and small memorabilia items, dating primarily from the 1920s through the 1960s. The collection features a diverse range of subject matter, including significant political campaign material such as buttons for Franklin D. Roosevelt, Adlai Stevenson, the 1960 Nixon and Lodge ticket, and opposition pieces like We Don?t Want Eleanor Either. A substantial portion of the collection is dedicated to mid-twentieth-century trade unions and labor organizations with a focus on Northern Ohio. Visible examples include dated buttons for the Akron Truck Drivers Local 348 (years 1949 through 1952), the Tri-County Building Trades Council representing Medina, Portage, and Summit counties (years 1953 through 1955), and the International Union of Operating Engineers. The collection also includes large-format novelty buttons with slogans such as YOU TICKLE MY FANCY and NO! NO! A THOUSAND TIMES NO. Other categories represented are commercial advertising including DuMont Hi-R Television and Champion Spark Plugs, sports and collegiate memorabilia for the Cleveland Indians, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cornell, and Ohio State, and patriotic or civic items including American Red Cross pins dated 1920 and 1921, and an Official U.S. Defense Agent button for defense stamp sales. The items are mounted on a burlap backing and displayed within a finished wooden shadow box frame. A small metal elephant charm is also included in the arrangement. Dimensions not provided.

Lot: 190 - Attributed to S. Ricci, Figures by Fountain, Ink

17x 18. This drawing is executed in pen and brown ink with gray wash on toned paper, utilizing a technique characteristic of the 18th-century Venetian school. The composition depicts a central semi-nude female figure seated near an elaborate classical fountain adorned with a grotesque mask. She is attended by other figures, one of whom appears to be presenting an object or letter. The background features classical architectural elements, including an arched structure and foliage. The drawing demonstrates the fluid, rhythmic line work and strategic use of tonal washes associated with the Late Baroque period. The reverse of the frame backing features a pencil inscription at the lower left reading Sebastiano Ricci. Additionally, a black ink mark is present at the bottom center of the wooden frame backing, consisting of a rectangular border containing the letters P, F, and A. The artwork is presented in a multi-ruled French mat and housed in a carved wooden frame with a distressed cream and gilt finish.

Lot: 191 - Toy Guns

This collection consists of 10 toy and miniature pistols and revolvers, featuring a variety of styles and manufacturing origins. Included are two large single-action style revolvers, five smaller revolvers of varying barrel lengths, two semi-automatic style pocket pistols, and one over-under derringer-style pistol. Visible manufacturer marks include a circular OK mark on a brown plastic semi-automatic style pistol and a circular Zeho Toys mark on a black die-cast pistol with orange plastic grips, which is also stamped Police 45 on the slide. Two larger die-cast revolvers feature a circular Pet mark on the frames. One long-barreled die-cast revolver is marked Mini Rayo on the frame and features a horse emblem on the grip. The derringer-style pistol with scrollwork engraving is marked Made in Italy on the frame. Two medium and small die-cast revolvers are marked Made in Hong Kong. Other unbranded pieces include decorative elements such as stag motifs on the grips. The items are constructed from die-cast metal and plastic. Most pieces appear to be designed as cap-firing toys with spring-loaded hammers and trigger mechanisms.

Lot: 192 - Santa at the Chimney Mechanical Bank

This mechanical bank is a contemporary reproduction of the Santa at the Chimney design originally produced by the Shepard Hardware Co. circa 1889. The item is manufactured from cast iron and features a painted figure of Santa Claus standing on a blue base next to a brown chimney. The mechanism is activated by a lever located on the base behind the figure's feet; when depressed, the figure's arm moves to deposit a coin into the slot at the top of the chimney. This bank is confirmed as a modern reproduction by the use of Phillips-head screws, which are visible on the side of the chimney, the yellow toy sack, and the underside of the base. The piece is finished in modern glossy enamel paint in shades of red, white, yellow, and blue.

Lot: 193 - Moon & Star Pressed Glass Covered Candy Dish

Attributed to L.E. Smith or Adams & Co., this clear pressed glass covered candy dish is executed in the Moon and Star pattern, historically known as Palace. The object is composed of a globular bowl joined to a pedestal foot, accompanied by a matching domed lid with a faceted finial. The decoration features a series of large, concave circular depressions containing multifaceted starburst motifs. The base repeats this decorative theme with a ring of impressed stars. Produced using a pressing technique, the item features a molded base with no pontil mark. No manufacturer marks or signatures were observed on the glass.

Lot: 194 - Paul Revere Ltd Ed Copper Saucepan w/ Lid

A Paul Revere Limited Edition saucepan with a matching lid, manufactured by Revere Copper and Brass, Inc. in the United States. The piece is constructed with a heavy-gauge copper exterior and a bonded stainless steel interior lining. The pan features a cast brass handle secured by three rivets, and the lid has a matching cast brass loop handle. The long brass handle is stamped with the maker mark: ? PAUL REVERE LIMITED EDITION ?. This professional-grade series was produced as a premium alternative to standard copper-clad cookware, utilizing heavy-gauge copper for superior thermal conductivity combined with the durability of a stainless steel cooking surface.

Lot: 195 - Morton Pottery Set 5 Spongeware Yellowware Bowls

This set of five ceramic mixing bowls is crafted from yellowware earthenware, featuring a tri-color spongeware or spatter-glaze application in shades of yellow-gold, chocolate brown, and forest green. The collection consists of two distinct styles. One large bowl features an embossed, relief-molded pattern of acanthus leaves and scrolls, finished with a beaded border just below the rim. The remaining four items comprise a graduated set of nesting bowls, each detailed with three horizontal incised bands around the midsection. All bowls are circular in form with flared rims and raised, unglazed foot rings. While no manufacturer marks are present, the glaze style, clay body, and forms are consistent with the output of Morton Pottery of Illinois, active during the early to mid-20th century. Small circular kiln stilt marks are visible on the base of the largest banded bowl.

Lot: 196 - Antique American Splint Buttocks Basket w/ Divider

This antique American-style gathering basket is constructed in a buttocks or rib-type form. The body is handcrafted using a classic over-under weave of flat wooden splints, likely ash or white oak, supported by a series of internal ribs. It features a bulbous, split-lobe shape with a circular base where the ribs radiate from a central point. A single fixed, steam-bent wooden overhead handle is secured to the frame with small metal tacks. The interior is fitted with a vertical wooden board divider, creating two distinct compartments. The basket exhibits a naturally aged, warm brown patina throughout. No maker marks, signatures, or labels are present.

Lot: 197 - Trio B.F. Goodrich Advertising Tire Ashtrays

This lot features three original promotional tire ashtrays from B.F. Goodrich, a prominent American tire manufacturer. Each ashtray is constructed with a molded black rubber tire exterior and a decorated glass insert. The collection includes a B.F. Goodrich Aviation Products ashtray with a white glass insert and a tire sidewall embossed B.F. Goodrich Lifesaver Radial Steel R/S and size LR70-15. A second ashtray features a high-performance Comp T/A tread design and a blue glass insert with the BFGoodrich Tires logo. The third item is a 100th Anniversary commemorative piece dated 1970, featuring a black and gold-toned glass insert; the rubber tire is embossed with B.F. Goodrich Lifesaver Radial, the Silvertown logo, and size HR70-15. These items were typically distributed as marketing materials through authorized dealers and service stations in the mid-to-late 20th century.

Lot: 198 - Set 4 Advertising Tire Ashtrays & Components

This group of four items includes advertising tire ashtrays and a single tire casing. These pieces are constructed from molded rubber miniature tires designed to hold circular glass ashtray inserts. One item features a Goodyear tire embossed with Custom Cross Rib Hi-Miler and contains a glass insert for the Carolina Tire Co. of Berea, Ohio, displaying the address 10 Columbus St. and phone number 243-1819. Another piece consists of a Goodyear tire with a dark blue glass insert featuring a yellow diamond Goodyear Tires logo. A third piece is a B.F. Goodrich Steel Radial Lifesaver LR70-15 tire casing paired with a Goodyear blue and white striped winged foot logo insert. The collection also contains a rubber tire casing embossed with Armored Cord which is missing its corresponding glass insert.

Lot: 199 - Primitive Hand-Carved Wooden Dough Bowl

25.5 inches long. This hand-carved primitive wooden dough bowl, or trencher, is constructed from a single block of wood. The piece features a rectangular form with a deep, rounded interior basin and flat, square-cut ends. Evidence of hand-hewn construction is visible through prominent adze and chisel marks across both the interior and exterior surfaces. The wood is finished with an amber-toned stain. The underside is flat with chamfered corners. 

Lot: 200 - A Pair of Primitive Style Wooden Sugar Molds

13.5 and 20 inches long. A pair of rustic, primitive-style wooden sugar molds, constructed from solid rectangular blocks of wood with a dark-stained finish. Each block features a linear series of deep, circular bored wells along the top face, characteristic of traditional molds used for forming sugar cones. One mold contains six wells, while the second mold contains four. The wooden surfaces show a distressed and weathered patina, with visible grain patterns, surface scuffs, and minor abrasions consistent with utilitarian age and use. These items are frequently repurposed for decorative use as candle holders. No maker's marks, signatures, or other identifying labels are visible on any of the documented surfaces.

Lot: 201 - Planters Glass Football Jar w/ Peanut Finial

A clear pressed glass store display counter jar for Planters Peanuts. The vessel features a bulbous middle section, often referred to as a football shape, supported by a square base with stippled textured corners. The matching clear glass lid is topped with an embossed peanut-shaped finial handle. The front of the jar body contains an embossed oval frame with the following text: PLANTERS in the top arc, VACUUM PACKED across the center, and SALTED PEANUTS in the bottom arc. The lid is embossed with the name PLANTERS in a circular arc on two sides of the central finial. The underside of the base features embossed characters in a circular pattern reading MADE IN USA, with a single central digit that appears to be an 8. Mold lines from the pressing process are visible on both the body and the lid. Height: 8 - 10 inches (approximate).

Lot: 202 - Pair Borghese Prints: Woman in Garden & Sheep

15x17. A pair of mid-20th-century decorative prints produced by Borghese. One print depicts a woman in 19th-century style attire seated in a garden setting with a flower basket. The second print features a pastoral scene with three sheep near a garden gate, surrounded by flowering shrubs and a weeping willow tree. Both works are rendered in a Romantic pastoral style with a muted color palette. Each print is housed in a matching rectangular gilt wood frame featuring a black and gold-toned inner border. The prints are protected under glass. The reverse of each frame is finished with brown paper backing and includes a wire for hanging. Each piece retains a small white rectangular label with a red decorative border and a central heraldic lion crest, identifying the maker as BORGHESE.

Lot: 203 - Pair Chinese Embroidered Silk Lotus Shoes, c. 1900

This lot comprises a pair of traditional Chinese lotus shoes intended for women with bound feet, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The shoes are constructed with black silk satin uppers featuring hand-embroidered silk thread decoration. The embroidery depicts floral sprays and a bird motif on the side panels in shades of pink, yellow, green, and white. The upper edge and opening of each shoe are accented with multiple layers of decorative woven silk ribbon and braid in various geometric and floral patterns. The shoes exhibit the characteristic diminutive size and sharply pointed toe required by the historical practice of foot binding. The soles are made from multiple layers of hand-stitched light-colored fabric, likely cotton or hemp, and feature a pronounced curved arch profile. No maker marks or labels are present on the items. A handwritten note identifying the items as antique Chinese lotus shoes is included.

Lot: 204 - Virginia Distillery Co. Oak Barrel Side Table

24 x 24. This industrial-style side table is repurposed from a spirits barrel produced for the Virginia Distillery Company, based in Lovingston, Virginia. The circular tabletop is constructed from a solid oak barrel head featuring black stenciled branding that includes the company name, a stylized V logo with a wheat stalk, and the text 100% Malted Barley. Alphanumeric production markings 20 00 and R-SP-VA-200-02 are present on the top surface, along with an inverted inspection stamp reading Inspected by #104A. The top is encased in a dark steel hoop secured with modern screws. The base consists of four curved barrel staves assembled into an X-frame trestle design.

Lot: 205 - Virginia Distillery Oak Whiskey Barrel End Table

24 x 24. This end table is constructed from reclaimed oak whiskey barrel parts. The circular top is formed from an oak barrel head featuring black ink stamped branding from the Virginia Distillery Company. The branding includes a central stylized V logo with a barley stalk and text reading 100% MALTED BARLEY, RSVA, and numeric sequences including 20 00 and 20002. The base consists of four legs made from curved barrel staves, joined together by a cross-brace also fashioned from a stave. The table apron is made from the top section of a barrel, reinforced with two distressed steel bands fastened with screws. The interior of the staves and the bottom of the tabletop exhibit charring from the barrel's prior use.

Lot: 206 - George Miller Birth & Baptismal Fraktur, 1824

16 x 19.5. A Pennsylvania German hand-colored printed fraktur birth and baptismal certificate (Geburts- und Tauf-Schein), printed by George Miller of New Berlin, Pennsylvania. The central text is completed in handwritten ink, documenting the birth of Joel Leiby on December 17, 1824. The child is identified as the son of Jacob Leiby and his wife Catherine (ne? Mahlizerin). The location is recorded as Windsor Township, Berks County, state of Pennsylvania. The document features elaborate hand-colored printed vignettes. Flanking the central text are two large angels in yellow gowns holding harps and wreaths. The top features a central female figure with a basket of flowers, while the bottom contains a reclining female figure in a garden landscape. Four brightly colored birds (yellow, red, and green) are depicted perched on fruiting branches in the lower quadrants. Printed verses in German are situated in decorative boxes at the top and bottom. An inscription at the lower border reads: New-Berlin: Gedruckt und zu haben bey G. Miller. The work is housed in a dark-painted wooden frame with a yellow-painted inner border.

Lot: 207 - Pair Frosted Satin Glass Hen on Nest Dishes

A pair of frosted satin glass covered novelty dishes. Each piece consists of a lid in the form of a nesting hen and a coordinating oval base representing a nest. The lids feature detailed molded feathering and the bases are designed with a basket-weave pattern and a beaded lace rim. The set includes one dish in vibrant canary-yellow frosted glass and one in a deep ruby-red frosted glass. No maker marks or factory stamps are visible on either the lids or the bases. This style of pressed glass was a common production of American glass manufacturers during the mid-to-late 20th century.

Lot: 208 - Pair Satin Finish Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Dishes

A pair of two-piece pressed glass covered dishes in the classic Hen on Nest form. Each dish consists of a lid modeled as a stylized hen and a corresponding base with a basketweave texture. One dish is rendered in a vibrant orange-tangerine hue, while the other is a deep emerald green. Both pieces feature a uniform satin or frosted finish on the exterior surfaces and a glossy finish on the interior of the bowls and the undersides of the lids. The lids display detailed molded feathering on the bodies and tails, along with distinct combs and beaks. The oval bases feature a beaded rim detail. No maker marks or factory symbols are visible on the interior or exterior of either piece. This style of decorative glassware was produced by several American companies during the mid-to-late 20th century, including Westmoreland, Indiana Glass, and Fenton. Length: approximately 5 inches.

Lot: 209 - Label Under Glass Strawberry Soda Syrup Bottle

This is an antique soda fountain syrup bottle dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. The clear glass bottle features a cylindrical body, a sloped shoulder, and a ringed neck with a tall finish. The glass shows a faint amethyst or sun-purpled tint, indicating the presence of manganese in the glass composition used prior to World War I. The front of the bottle has a recessed rectangular panel containing an original label under glass (LUG). The reverse-painted glass label is inscribed with the word STRAWBERRY in bold, black, sans-serif capital letters, accented with thin curved flourishes above and below the text. The label is framed by a gold-painted border with a thin red interior line. The base of the bottle is smooth and unmarked.

Lot: 210 - Hand-Carved Rectangular Wooden Dough Bowl

25.5 inches long. A hand-carved wooden dough bowl or trencher of rectangular form, featuring a deep, oval recessed basin. The piece exhibits a rustic, primitive aesthetic characterized by prominent adze and gouge tool marks throughout the interior and along the sloping exterior sides. The wood is finished with a dark brown stain that highlights the natural grain patterns.

Lot: 211 - Wrigleys Chewing Gum Christmas Tree Man Gum Display

A countertop advertising display rack for Wrigley's chewing gum. The display is constructed from a flat-cut, green-painted metal sheet formed into the shape of the Spearmint Man, a stylized mascot with outstretched arms designed to hold four product trays. The character's head features a triangular top resembling a spearmint leaf and a circular cutout containing a printed paperboard face insert with a smiling expression. The front of the stand is stenciled with gold-toned lettering that reads BE SURE IT'S WRIGLEY'S. The rack is presented with several cardboard display boxes including Wrigley's Juicy Fruit, Wrigley's Doublemint, Wrigley's Big Red, and Adams Clove gum. The interior of the Wrigley's boxes are printed with the slogan Wholesome ? Delicious Satisfying and restocking instructions. The reverse sides of the boxes are marked 20 FIVE-STICK PKGS. MADE IN U.S.A. WM. WRIGLEY JR. COMPANY, CHICAGO, IL 60611. The Adams Clove box features a date stamp reading BEST BEFORE END OF MAY 96.

Lot: 212 - Tom's Toasted Peanut Glass Display Jar w/ Red Lid

This is a mid-twentieth century commercial advertising display jar produced for Tom's Toasted Peanuts. The piece features a cylindrical clear glass body with a red-painted metal lid. The lid is topped with a circular silver-tone knob that displays concentric machining marks on the top surface. The front of the jar is screen-printed in blue with stylized text reading enjoy Tom's positioned above an inverted triangle. Below the triangle is the text Toasted Peanut in a bold block font, followed by a stylized V and the word Delicious in script. The interior of the jar is hollow and designed for bulk snack display in a general store or pharmacy setting. No manufacturer marks are visible on the base of the glass or the underside of the lid.

Lot: 213 - Planters Peanuts Four Corners Glass Peanut Lid Jar

A glass store display jar produced for Planters Peanuts in the United States, likely dating from the mid-20th century. The clear pressed glass body features a four-corner design with four large, raised, and textured panels molded in the shape of peanut shells. The name PLANTERS is embossed vertically on two opposing sides of the jar between the textured panels. The matching glass lid is topped with a molded glass finial in the form of a whole peanut shell and features the word PLANTERS embossed twice in a circular arrangement around the finial. The underside of the base is embossed with the mark MADE IN U.S.A.

Lot: 214 - Bobbs-Merrill American Lakes Series, 1944 Set

A collection of hardcover volumes from The American Lakes Series, published by the Bobbs-Merrill Company. This group includes titles covering four of the Great Lakes: Lake Huron by Fred Landon, Lake Michigan by Milo M. Quaife, Lake Superior by Grace Lee Nute, and two copies of Lake Erie by Harlan Hatcher. The volumes are bound in the publisher's original dark green cloth with gilt-stamped lettering and decorative horizontal rules on the spines. One copy of Lake Erie is bound in a darker, possibly variant or library-rebound cloth, featuring a black label near the tail of the spine with the handwritten number 977. The interior pages feature chapter headings with epigraphs from various literary and historical figures, such as Thomson and Seneca. The copyright page for the Lake Huron volume indicates a copyright date of 1944 and states that the book was printed in the United States. Ghosting from the title page is visible on the facing leaf of the copyright page shown. These are octavo-sized volumes (approximately 8 to 9 inches tall).

Lot: 215 - 1847 Rogers Bros. Eternally Yours Flatware Service

A silver-plated flatware service produced by 1847 Rogers Bros., a brand of the International Silver Co., in the Eternally Yours pattern. This pattern, characterized by its distinctive open-pierced floral handle design, was originally introduced in 1941. The collection comprises multiple pieces including dinner knives, dinner forks, salad forks, teaspoons, soup spoons, and butter spreaders. The maker's name is printed on the interior lid of the storage case, which also contains a foil label stating Tested and Approved by the Laboratories of the International Silver Co. The service is presented in a wooden chest featuring a black-painted base and a light wood-grain finished lid, with a grey and red fabric-lined interior containing slotted organizers for individual pieces.

Lot: 216 - Marty Style Domed Wire Live-Capture Rodent Trap

An antique live-capture rodent trap constructed from hand-wrought iron or steel wire and flat metal strapping. The elongated, domed cage consists of vertical wire ribs reinforced by horizontal metal bands. It is fitted with a simple wire handle on the top. One end features a hinged circular door, and the interior contains a mechanical trigger system including a metal pressure pan and a large coiled tension spring. This particular design is characteristic of French wire traps manufactured by Marty, although no maker's marks or patent dates are visible.

Lot: 217 - A.I. & E.R. Root, ABC & XYZ of Bee Culture, 1913

Root, A. I. and E. R. The ABC and XYZ of Bee Culture: A Cyclopedia of Everything Pertaining to the Care of the Honey-bee; Bees, Hives, Honey, Implements, Honey-plants, etc. This 1913 edition is designated as the 146th Thousand printing by the publisher, The A. I. Root Company of Medina, Ohio. The volume is an octavo bound in the publisher's brown textured cloth, featuring an embossed title and a central honeybee illustration on the front board. The text is arranged as a comprehensive cyclopedia covering practical beekeeping and apiary management, drawing on the experience of numerous beekeepers and verified in the authors' apiary. It includes specialized sections such as Honey as a Food, which contains numerous recipes for breads, cookies, and preserves, alongside technical entries on extracted honey, bottling, and bee biology.

Lot: 218 - C. McIlvaine, One Thousand American Fungi, Signed

A single volume hardcover copy of One Thousand American Fungi by Charles McIlvaine, assisted by Robert K. Macadam. Published in Indianapolis by The Bowen-Merrill Company in 1900, this copy is designated as the Author's Edition. This is a limited edition of seven hundred and fifty copies, of which this is number 601. The limitation page bears the handwritten signature of the author, Charles McIlvaine. The work is subtitled Toadstools, Mushrooms, Fungi Edible and Poisonous and provides botanical descriptions, instructions for students, and recipes for cooking. The book is bound in the publisher's green cloth with gilt-stamped mushroom illustrations on the front board and spine, and gilt lettering on the spine. The interior contains numerous botanical illustrations, including black and white text figures. This is an ex-libris copy from the Shaker Heights Public Library, featuring a perforated stamp on the title page, a library ink stamp marked CANCELLED, and library call numbers q588.6 handwritten on the spine and title page.

Lot: 219 - Dawson, William Leon, The Birds of Ohio, 1903

A single quarto-sized volume titled The Birds of Ohio: A Complete, Scientific and Popular Description of the 320 Species of Birds Found in the State. Authored by William Leon Dawson, with an introduction and analytical keys by Lynds Jones. This edition was published in Columbus by The Wheaton Publishing Co. in 1903 and was sold only by subscription. The book is bound in the original dark green cloth with a printed paper title label mounted on the front cover. It is profusely illustrated with 80 plates in color-photography and more than 200 original half-tone illustrations showing bird habitats, feeding, and nesting, taken from photographs by the author and others. The title page bears the handwritten ink signature of Winifred J. Pendleton at the top, along with pencil notations A-B and CIX.

Lot: 220 - 3 19th C. MSS: Will, Deed & Missouri Land Grant

A collection of three original 19th-century legal and land-related documents including a manuscript will, a quitclaim deed, and a federal land grant. The first document is a handwritten Last Will and Testament of William Hebdon, a tailor residing at number 2 Church Street, Minories, in the liberty of the Tower of London. The text references an indenture dated July 20, 1826. The document is signed William Hebdon and witnessed by Richard Davis. It features a black wax seal at the upper left corner and describes the distribution of household goods and annuities to his wife, Ann Hebdon, and daughter, Hannah Maria Potts. The second document is a pre-printed quitclaim deed form with manuscript entries, dated August 17, 1846. The instrument records the transfer of forty acres of land in Portage Township, Ottawa County, Ohio, from Justus Platt and Alburnydia Platt of Fairfield County, Connecticut, to their daughter Anna Noyes for the consideration of four hundred dollars. It is signed by both Justus and Alburnydia Platt and notarized by a Justice of the Peace. A blue hand-stamp reads State Conn. 1846. The third document is a United States Homestead Certificate, number 3099, Application 8238, issued to Mary A. Mitchell for 160 acres of land in Boonville, Missouri. Dated January 30, 1880, the grant bears the secretarial signature of President Rutherford B. Hayes and is countersigned by S.W. Clark, Recorder of the General Land Office. The document includes a red embossed paper seal at the lower left and a vignette illustration of a pioneer family at the upper left. All three documents are housed in individual protective plastic sleeves.

Lot: 221 - Ohio Documents w/ Giddings & WWI Silk Handkerchief

A trio of historical artifacts consisting of two nineteenth-century Ohio legal manuscripts and a World War I-era textile souvenir. The first item is a handwritten real estate deed from Ashtabula County, Ohio, dated August 31, 1853. This document records the sale of land in Austinburg township from Lester and Hannah Dady to Charles Stevens for the sum of fifty dollars. The deed is signed by grantors Lester Dady and Hannah Dady, witness Simeon Clark, and J.A. Giddings in his capacity as Probate Judge. The second item is a partially printed legal protest from Mount Pleasant, Ohio, dated September 10, 1819. Issued by Notary Public James Judkins, the document protests an unpaid promissory note for one hundred dollars. The original note, transcribed at the bottom, is dated July 9, 1819, and signed by Lewis Walker on behalf of Henry Baldwin. The third item is a World War I souvenir silk sweetheart handkerchief. The central printed design features an embracing soldier and woman within a heart-shaped border, accompanied by the title Love and Remembrance and a four-line sentimental poem. The handkerchief is finished with a border of printed American flags. All items are housed in modern clear plastic archival sleeves.

Lot: 222 - Romanian & French Manuscripts & Ephemera 1899-1915

This lot comprises a group of historical manuscript documents and correspondence primarily related to prominent Romanian figures from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A centerpiece of the collection is a two-page manuscript Document Signed (DS) titled Contract de Inchiriere, dated December 15, 1915, in Bucharest. This rental agreement for malt manufacturing equipment at the Bragadiru Spirit Factory is signed by G.G. Mironescu, who later served as Prime Minister of Romania, and Dr. Gh. Gheorghian, a former Mayor of Bucharest and academician. The document features an official 50 Lei revenue stamp. The correspondence includes a manuscript letter on official letterhead from the Chinovul Romanesc (Romanian Skete) of Mount Athos, No. 234, dated December 23, 1901. It is addressed to Iosif Gheorghian, Metropolitan Primate of Romania, and signed by Superior Antipa Jeromonahul. A three-page manuscript letter from Cernauti, dated May 10/22, 1899, bears the signatures of five professors from the theological faculty, including Euseviu Popovici, Constantin Popovici, Emilian Voiutschi, Teodor Tarnavski, and Dr. Vasile Gaina. Also present is an Autograph Letter Signed (ALS) in French on gridded paper, dated October 1906, sent from the Phanar district in Constantinople and signed by Georges J. Papadopoulos, identified as a Turkish writer of Greek origin. The documents are housed in individual protective plastic sleeves with typed descriptive labels.

Lot: 223 - Timex, Fossil & Bradley Watches & Heads, Set 10

This lot comprises ten timepieces including eight wristwatches and two watch heads in various styles. The collection includes a Timex Expedition Indiglo quartz watch with a navy blue dial, Arabic numerals, and stainless steel link bracelet; a Fossil 50 Meters multi-function quartz watch with a silvered dial, moonphase indicator, and stainless steel bracelet; and a Bradley Donald Duck character quartz watch in a gold-tone case with a tan leather strap. Also present is a watch in the style of Montblanc marked GMT Automatic with a white dial and red GMT hand on a stainless steel bracelet; a Unitron quartz moonphase watch with a black textured strap; a Frondini quartz chronograph-style watch; a Hugo Maxx quartz watch with a date window; and a gold-tone fashion jewelry watch on a mesh strap accented with clear stones. Two watch heads are included: a small gold-tone quartz head and a Harper 17 jewels manual wind head. Case materials primarily consist of stainless steel and gold-tone metal. No original boxes or documentation are present.

Lot: 224 - Watchmakers Glass & Plastic Watch Crystals

This lot consists of an extensive assortment of watch crystals intended for replacement and repair. The collection includes various circular profiles, including flat, convex, and high-dome bullseye styles. The pieces are manufactured from glass and early plastic materials. Many crystals retain original circular adhesive paper labels from various manufacturers. Identifiable marks and brand names on labels include V.T.F., W.B. & Co., Purex, B-Z, and V.Z. Sizing information is printed on numerous labels using fractional notation, with examples such as 16 3/4, 20 12/16, 21 4/8, and 17 11/16. Several pieces feature handwritten numerical annotations in ink on the surface or labels. Country of origin markings identify components made in Switzerland, France, and Czechoslovakia. The items are housed in a single cardboard box.

Lot: 225 - & Modern Wristwatches, Pocket Watches & Parts

A large collection of horological items including various and modern wristwatches, pocket watches, and specialized repair components. Notable timepieces include a New Haven Golfometer, a Harrah's St. Louis Casino & Hotel promotional watch, and several ornate fashion watches featuring cuff-style bands with simulated stones. Visible brands include Timex (including Indiglo models), Anne Klein (AK), Armitron, Chico's, Gruen, Fossil, Caravelle, Swap, and Unitex. The lot contains diverse styles ranging from digital sports watches to traditional analog models with leather straps and metal expansion bands. Included in the lot is a green cardboard storage box labeled One Dozen Resilient Main Springs manufactured by the Elgin National Watch Company. This box contains several original Gruen mainspring packets for Calibers 415, 370, and 443/1. Additionally, there is a large quantity of loose watch crystals, many of which retain circular V.T.F. size labels. Materials throughout the lot include stainless steel, gold-tone and silver-tone base metals, leather, and plastic. Some components are marked Swiss Quartz and Assembled in USA.

Lot: 226 - 9 Costume Jewelry Rings & UFCW Service Pin

This collection consists of nine decorative costume jewelry rings and one service lapel pin. The group includes several gold-tone pieces, notably a floral cluster ring with a tiered halo design marked THAILAND on the interior of the band, a wide signet-style ring featuring a square bezel-set clear stone, and a foliate cocktail ring designed as overlapping leaves accented with red, yellow, purple, and clear stones. Silver-tone rings include a marquise cluster ring with a red marquise-cut center stone surrounded by clear stones, a multi-tiered radiating starburst cluster ring, a marquise-cut solitaire in a four-prong setting, a three-flower floral cluster ring with yellowish stones, and a round brilliant-cut solitaire. The assortment also contains a wide two-tone band featuring a black central inlay with gold-tone borders. The service pin is a circular gold-tone lapel pin for the United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 324, commemorating 30 years of service, featuring a white enamel center and a border of small clear stones. The items are constructed from base metals with yellow and silver-toned plating and various glass or synthetic stones.

Lot: 227 - 14K Yellow Gold Red & Colorless Stone Ring

A 14 karat yellow gold cocktail ring by Exquisite. The piece features a three-stone design consisting of three rectangular emerald-cut red stones. The central stone is highlighted by a cluster of twelve small round-cut colorless accent stones in a white metal tiered setting. The red stones are held by four-prong yellow gold settings. The interior of the shank is stamped with the maker name Exquisite in a cursive script, the hallmark 14KP denoting 14 karat plumb gold, a pentagon-shaped maker mark, and a copyright symbol.

Lot: 228 - Costume Jewelry, Str. Chain & Dental Prosthetic

This group comprises several items of jewelry and a personal medical appliance. Included is a sterling silver herringbone chain featuring a flat, flexible design and a lobster claw clasp. It is stamped with 925, Italy, and the brand mark milOR on the end tabs. There is a gold-tone necklace with a fine-link chain and a floral swirl pendant set with clear faceted stones, housed in a red Discovery brand presentation box. The lot also contains a silver-tone link bracelet with five oval multi-colored faceted stones in shades of blue, green, pink, yellow, and amber, each encased in a clear stone halo. A pair of silver-tone stud earrings with round-cut clear stones is presented in a box from John Gasser and Son Jewelers. A small circular brooch with silver-tone filigree and three orange cabochons is included. Additionally, the collection contains a removable partial dental prosthetic with a cast metal framework and three artificial teeth set in a pink acrylic base.

Lot: 229 - Ballpoint Pens

A set of two retractable ballpoint pens presented in their original manufacturer gift case. The set includes one pen branded for the Arpege fragrance and one for Chanel No. 5. Each pen is constructed with a metal barrel featuring a brushed gold-toned upper half and a black lower half decorated with intricate gold-toned scrollwork filigree. The upper barrels are printed with the brand names in black serif lettering. The pens are contained within a red hinged case with a green velvet-contoured base and a cream-colored silk-like lid lining. The interior lid is gold-stamped with the text: PERFUMED WRITING PENS, ARPEGE, a crown symbol, CHANEL No. 5, 14 KT GOLD, and EXCLUSIVE DESIGN. A small black and gold-toned tag reading 25.00 is located within the case.

Lot: 230 - US Silver Peace Dollars & Numismatic Replicas

A collection of US Peace Dollars and related numismatic reproductions. The 1923 dated Peace Dollars are struck in 90 percent silver with reeded edges, featuring the standard Liberty head obverse and perched eagle reverse. Included is a silver-colored modern replica of an 1800 US Draped Bust dollar with a heraldic eagle reverse. The collection also contains an 1851 dated reproduction of a California gold twenty dollar token, struck in a dark gold-colored base metal with the legends CALIFORNIA GOLD and SMV TWENTY D.

Lot: 231 - Hand-Pieced & Quilted Nine-Patch Variation Quilt

74 x 82. This hand-pieced and hand-quilted patchwork quilt features a Nine-Patch variation design. The central field is composed of alternating blocks: one set utilizes a nine-patch motif constructed from purple, navy blue, and off-white squares, while the alternating blocks are solid navy blue. The design is framed by a light blue inner border and a wider purple outer border, finished with a dark brown fabric binding. The textile is composed of cotton or cotton-blend fabrics. The quilting is executed by hand in a wavy, interlocking cable pattern visible throughout the surface. The reverse side consists of a solid grey-brown fabric.

Lot: 232 - Mariner's Compass Machine Quilted Cotton Quilt

92 x 117. This large contemporary handcrafted bed quilt features a complex central medallion design centered on a Mariner's Compass motif. The central starburst is executed in forest green plaid and burgundy cotton fabrics, set within a sawtooth-edged diamond of cream-colored floral calico. The quilt includes multiple decorative borders: a thin burgundy band, a band of pieced diamonds in alternating colors, and a significant outer border featuring radiating arcs in the New York Beauty style. The construction consists of high-precision machine piecing, likely utilizing foundation paper piecing for the sharp points. The item is extensively machine-quilted, featuring vermicelli patterns in the cream fields and scrollwork in the white border. The reverse side is finished with a small-scale calico print of black branches and burgundy berries on a cream ground. The quilt is finished with a dark forest green straight-grain binding. The color palette includes forest green, burgundy, cream, and white. Based on the 8-foot folding table visible in the background, the quilt is oversized and likely sized for a King or Queen bed.

Lot: 233 - Attributed Rosie Zook Double Wedding Ring Quilt

7 ft x 8.6 ft. A American hand-quilted patchwork quilt in the traditional Double Wedding Ring pattern. The design consists of interlocking circles composed of pieced cotton and cotton-blend fabrics in various shades of blue, including navy, royal, light blue, and chambray-style textiles, set against an off-white background. The quilt features characteristic scalloped edges that follow the arc of the ring pattern. The reverse is a solid light blue fabric. Intricate hand-quilting is present throughout the piece, with decorative starburst or floral motifs in the center of the white squares and concentric echo quilting within the ring sections. The quilt includes a handwritten provenance note pinned to one corner which reads: wedding Ring / Rosie zook / 2405 Pymatuning Lake Rd / andover ohio 44003. This identifies the maker as Rosie Zook of Andover, Ohio, a community known for its Amish and Mennonite quilting heritage. The inclusion of a five-digit ZIP code on the documentation suggests the item dates to the mid-to-late 20th century.

Lot: 234 - Blue & Purple Geometric Hand-Quilted Sampler Quilt

74 x 76. This is a hand-quilted cotton sampler quilt featuring an array of traditional pieced geometric patterns. The quilt top is organized into five vertical columns of blocks joined with medium blue sashing and accented by four-patch cornerstones in pink and light blue. The outer columns consist of Nine-Patch variation blocks in shades of blue, purple, and gray. The second column features Bow Tie variant blocks in purple on a blue ground. The center column displays Churn Dash variant blocks in alternating brown, lavender, and tonal purple combinations. The fourth column contains stylized Pinwheel blocks in navy blue on pink and lavender grounds. The piece is finished with a wide navy blue border and a dark, narrow binding. The quilt is constructed from solid-colored cotton fabrics. It is hand-quilted throughout with decorative floral, leaf, and geometric running-stitch patterns using light-colored thread. The reverse side consists of a solid lavender cotton fabric.

Lot: 235 - Givenchy & Michael Kors Jewelry & Accessories

This collection consists of approximately 60 pieces of and contemporary costume jewelry, commemorative pins, and fashion accessories. Marked items include a rose gold-tone hinged bangle with the GIVENCHY name on the interior and several pieces featuring the Michael Kors logo, such as a silver-tone braided bracelet and loose charms. A notable mid-century statement bib necklace features a gold-tone mesh base with tiers of textured beehive beads, baroque-style faux pearls, and aurora borealis rhinestones. A separate gold-tone necklace features a linked leaf motif set with red and aurora borealis rhinestones. The lot includes a heart-shaped pendant and stud earring set on a card marked GENUINE SAPPHIRE. Commemorative items feature a 2014 108th Indy 500 pin, a 1948 St. Louis All Star Game pin, and a Buster Brown Shoes celluloid button. Further accessories include a Princess Cruises Casinos gold-tone keychain, two small metal-framed mirrors, a leopard-print fabric pouch, and a gold-tone tie bar with an American flag. Materials represented include gold-tone, silver-tone, and rose gold-tone base metals, rhinestones, faux pearls, enamel, and faux turquoise. One pair of earrings is mounted on a card marked 14K GOLD FILLED.

Lot: 236 - Silver-Tone Costume Jewelry Collection

This is a large bulk lot of assorted silver-tone costume jewelry, primarily featuring necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings. The collection incorporates a wide array of styles, including -inspired filigree, modern geometric designs, and tribal-themed pieces. A notable inclusion is a silver-tone decorative item bearing a visible Monet maker's mark on a small metal hang-tag. The lot contains nautical-themed components such as charms and pendants shaped like shells and fish with a faux-verdigris patina finish. Other distinctive items include a wide metallic mesh-patterned cuff, a leather-backed cuff bracelet with an etched metal feather plate, and a rectangular pendant featuring various etched symbols. Construction methods vary across the collection, including link chains in curb, rope, snake, and ball styles, as well as beaded strands and stretch bracelets. Decorative elements include clear and colored rhinestones, faux pearls, and mother-of-pearl or shell-style pendants. One item is contained within a plastic bag with a retail label for Daisybelles 14K Gold Hoop Earrings, though the contents appear silver-tone. One cuff bracelet retains a white circular price sticker handwritten with #10.

Lot: 237 - Nine West & Disney Black & Silver Costume Jewelry

This lot features an assortment of contemporary costume jewelry, primarily in a black and silver-toned color palette. The collection includes a variety of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, rings, and a single watch. Notable items include a black resin oval pendant set in a silver-toned rim marked Nine West and a silver-toned watch face on a black fabric strap with a stainless steel back marked Disney. The lot also contains a black leather cuff bracelet featuring silver-toned conical studs and rhinestone-set skull-and-crossbones motifs, a large chunky grey and black geometric stretch bracelet, and a rhinestone-set brooch or pendant designed in the style of the Chanel double C logo. Materials throughout the collection consist of base metals with silver and gold-tone finishes, acrylic, resin, glass beads, rhinestones, faux pearls, leather, and fabric. Styles range from gothic and punk motifs to bold geometric designs and beaded multi-strand necklaces. A vibrant red, square-shaped resin or glass pendant on a black cord is also included. A retail or resale tag is present on one item.

Lot: 238 - Cast Composition Classical Seated Female Figurine

A decorative cast composition sculpture depicting a partially draped female figure in a seated, contemplative posture. The figure is positioned upon a naturalistic, rock-like base. The piece is constructed from a dense white plaster or chalkware material and finished with an antiqued ivory-toned coating. Dark brown staining is applied in the recesses to simulate an aged patina. The surface exhibits small pits and air bubbles characteristic of the casting process. A modern white adhesive tag with a barcode and the handwritten number 70 is attached to the figure's left arm. No factory marks or artist signatures are visible on the exterior surfaces.

Lot: 239 - Peill & Putzler Style Spatter Glass Mushroom Lamp

A mushroom-style table lamp in the style of Peill and Putzler, shade does have a hairline crack througth center but hold together tightly. This is barely seen, crafted from spatter glass featuring a vibrant palette of yellow, orange, and red frit. The lamp is composed of a matching dome-shaped shade and a flared pedestal base, both displaying an intricate pattern of melted glass chips. A decorative gold-toned metal gallery connects the two components, embellished with a pierced ornate scroll pattern and a Greek key border. The lamp has been rewired with a cream-colored plastic cord, featuring an inline thumb-wheel switch and a non-polarized two-prong plug. The electrical system utilizes a candelabra-base socket with a cardboard sleeve. No maker marks, signatures, or labels were found during inspection.

Lot: 240 - Shemarin Brothers Tula Russian Brass Samovar

21 inches tall. This antique Russian samovar was manufactured by the Trading House Partnership of the Shemarin Brothers (Bratya Shemariny) in Tula. The vessel is constructed of brass in the traditional cylindrical banka form. It features a stepped square pedestal base resting on four bracket feet with a pierced collar for airflow. The body is fitted with double-curved handles that retain their turned wooden grips. The front of the samovar is stamped with several circular exhibition medals and a central crest. The Cyrillic inscriptions identify the maker and note their status as suppliers to the Emir of Bukhara. The tap assembly is mounted on a decorative escutcheon and features a traditional branch-style key. The lid includes two turned wooden knobs and a steam vent. A central internal flue for burning charcoal is visible from the top view.

Lot: 241 - North American Cervid Antler Specimens

An assortment of North American cervid antler specimens featuring whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) and elk (Cervus canadensis). The collection includes one large individual elk antler shed with a four-point configuration and several sets of whitetail deer antlers attached to natural bone skull plates. The antlers are in a natural, unpolished state with varied coloration ranging from light cream at the tips to deep brown with typical texture at the bases. The whitetail specimens include multi-point typical racks on clean bone skull caps.

Lot: 242 - Two Mexican Zapotec Wool Flat-Weave Rugs

19.5 x 54 and 29 x 57. This lot consists of two flat-weave wool rugs produced in the Zapotec weaving tradition of Oaxaca, Mexico. Both items are constructed with a wool weft on a cotton warp. One rug features a white ground decorated with horizontal bands of polychrome geometric patterns, including two primary diamond-shaped medallions with red fields and interior motifs in blue, yellow, and green. It includes secondary bands of chevron and diamond motifs in a varied color palette of red, black, blue, yellow, green, and brown. The second rug is designed with a central gray field containing a stylized bird motif, often termed a Thunderbird, rendered in red, white, blue, yellow, and black. This central field is flanked by stylized floral and abstract patterns and bordered by a white saw-tooth or stepped design against a black background. The ends of this rug feature wide bands of multi-colored horizontal stripes in shades of red, pink, white, gray, ochre, and dark brown. Both textiles are finished with knotted fringe at the ends.

Lot: 243 - Navajo School, 20th C., Group of Sand Paintings

Each square is 18.5. A group of sand paintings in the Navajo tradition, created with colored sands and ground minerals on board. The collection features a variety of traditional motifs and symbolic imagery. One board displays a central beetle or turtle surrounded by lizards, a butterfly, and a Yei-style figure. Another depicts a Yei figure standing between stylized corn stalks and lightning bolts. A circular composition features a central figure within a radial display of eagle feathers. The final piece shows a Yei figure beside a large zigzag lightning symbol and insects. Two of the paintings are mounted in matching gold-toned frames with deep red mats. Two are unframed, with one housed in a plastic sleeve. No signatures, dates, or inscriptions are visible on the face of the artworks.

Lot: 244 - JM, 3 Mixed-Media: Rabbit, Vessel & Eagle Feather

A trio of mixed-media shadowbox artworks featuring Southwestern motifs. Each work is constructed from patinated metal silhouettes, wire, beads, and textile fibers mounted onto white paper supports. The first piece, titled 'Rabbit Fetish', depicts a teal-patinated metal rabbit silhouette adorned with copper-toned wire loops and a small white carved fetish figure. The second piece, titled 'Pottery Vessel', depicts a brown-patinated metal jar with embossed geometric textures, embellished with blue and copper wire and small decorative beads. The third piece, titled 'Eagle Feather', depicts a patinated metal feather with a green thread-wrapped quill, finished with decorative copper-colored wire and a single bead accent. Each artwork is titled in handwritten script on the lower left of the paper support and bears a stylized monogram 'JM' on the lower right. The collection is housed in matching gold-toned metal frames with double matting consisting of a teal-blue textured outer mat and a thin reddish-pink inner border under glass.

Lot: 245 - American School, 19th C. Martin van Buren Portrait

9.5 x 12. This 19th-century American folk art portrait is a reverse painting on glass depicting Martin van Buren, the eighth President of the United States. The subject is rendered in a waist-up, three-quarter view against a plain dark brown background. He is depicted wearing a dark blue high-collared coat with brass-colored buttons over a white cravat and shirt. At the lower edge of the composition, a horizontal white band features the subject's name, Martin van Buren, written in black cursive script. The artwork is set within a dark-stained, stepped wooden frame featuring a gilded inner border. The verso of the frame is sealed with a wooden backing board which bears a handwritten inscription in pencil. The inscription on the reverse reads: Presented to Cassie Huntley by A. H. Campbell Sep. 19th, 1894.

Lot: 246 - Pair Antique Salt-Glazed & Studio Stoneware Jugs

10 and 13.5 inches tall. This lot features two ceramic jugs of distinct periods and styles. The first item is an antique salt-glazed stoneware utility jug, typically used for whiskey or syrup. It possesses a cylindrical body with a rounded shoulder, a narrow neck, and a hand-applied strap handle. The jug is finished in a heavy salt glaze characterized by a textured orange peel surface and variegated color ranging from golden-ochre to a mottled chocolate brown. A numeral 1 is incised on the shoulder near the base of the handle, indicating a one-gallon capacity. The unglazed base has three gray felt pads applied to the underside. No manufacturer stamps are present. The second item is a contemporary studio pottery jug with a cylindrical body marked by prominent horizontal throwing rings or ribbing. It features a wide, flared rim and a strap handle. The jug is decorated with a two-tone glaze consisting of a matte tan slip on the main body and a glossy, variegated glaze on the shoulder and neck featuring shades of deep brown, purple, and pale blue-green. Capacity: 1 Gallon (large jug).

Lot: 247 - Pair Arts & Crafts Opalescent Stained Glass Panels

11x 13.5 and 13.5 x 18.5. A pair of decorative leaded stained glass panels designed in the Arts & Crafts style. The panels feature a stylized, symmetrical organic motif resembling a lily or tulip. They are constructed using traditional leaded glass techniques, with segments of marbled opalescent glass joined by metal cames. The larger panel is in a wide rectangular format with a central turquoise petal flanked by green leaves and lower pale blue segments, set against a swirled cream background with a dark amber border. The smaller panel is in a vertical rectangular format with a similar compressed motif within a matching amber border. Both pieces are finished with a heavy metal frame with rounded corners. No maker marks or signatures are visible.

Lot: 248 - Munising Woodenware Company Turned Maple Wood Bowl

15.5 inches. A large, shallow serving bowl hand-turned from maple wood. The bowl features a rounded exterior form and a wide rim. Centered on the underside of the base is a branded maker's mark for the Munising Woodenware Company of Michigan. The wood grain is prominent and exhibits natural variations in color. This item is characteristic of mid-20th century American woodenware production.

Lot: 249 - Wagner Ware Sidney -O- Aluminum Oval Roaster 267

A cast aluminum oval roaster manufactured by the Wagner Manufacturing Company of Sidney, Ohio. This set, model number 267, comprises the roasting pan, the matching Drip Drop Baster domed lid, and a perforated internal trivet. The base of the roaster is marked with the stylized Wagner Ware logo and the text SIDNEY -O-, OVAL ROASTER, and 267. The exterior of the lid features embossed lettering for WAGNER and DRIP DROP BASTER. The interior of the lid is designed with a concentric zig-zag self-basting pattern and is marked with the model number 267 and multiple patent dates: PATENTED DEC..4-17.FEB..10-20.MCH.,8-21.MCH..14-22. The removable oval rack is stamped with WAGNER WARE. The roaster features integrated side handles, and the lid is fitted with a riveted metal strap handle.

Lot: 250 - Sidney Hollow Ware Company No. 9 Cast Iron Kettle

A cast iron flat-bottomed kettle produced by the Sidney Hollow Ware Company of Sidney, Ohio. The vessel features a cylindrical body with a reinforced rim and integral lugs supporting a wire bail handle. A single heavy ring is attached to the lower side of the body to facilitate tipping. The exterior base is marked with the incised word SIDNEY and the numeral 9. The item possesses a dark, seasoned surface finish consistent with late 19th-century cast iron manufacturing.

Lot: 251 - Daisy Air Rifle

This is a lever action air rifle attributed to Daisy manufacturing and chambered for .177 caliber projectiles. The rifle features a blued steel receiver and barrel assembly with a fixed wooden buttstock. The mechanism is operated by a curved metal cocking lever integrated behind the trigger guard. The muzzle is equipped with a knurled screw-on loading cap that contains a central aperture. No manufacturer markings or model designations are clearly legible on the external surfaces of the metal. The sights consist of a fixed front post and a notched rear sight. The wooden furniture is of a simple, straight-comb design secured to the receiver with two screws. Note - As an antique or black powder firearm, this item does not require a background check.

Lot: 252 - Crosman Model 140 Air Rifle

This Crosman Model 140 is a single-shot multi-pump pneumatic air rifle chambered in .22 caliber. It utilizes a manual bolt-action design for loading and an under-barrel pump arm to pressurize an internal air reservoir. The metalwork, comprising the barrel and the pump tube, features a blued finish that now shows widespread thinning and a brown patina. The rifle is equipped with a two-piece wooden stock that includes a Monte Carlo comb and a grooved pump-handle forearm. It features a fixed ramp front sight and a screw-adjustable rear leaf sight for elevation. Verbatim markings on the top of the barrel assembly read CROSMAN 140 and FAIRPORT, N.Y., U.S.A. .22 CAL. No serial number is visible on the external surfaces of the rifle. Note - As an antique or black powder firearm, this item does not require a background check.

Lot: 253 - Daisy Model 25 Pump Action BB Air Rifle .175

This Daisy Model 25 is a pump-action BB air rifle chambered for .175 caliber. The rifle features a blued metal finish on the barrel and receiver, with the receiver sides decorated with silver-toned scrollwork engravings depicting ducks in flight and a hunter. The furniture is comprised of a checkered wood buttstock and a brown, ribbed plastic pump-action foregrip. It is equipped with a fixed front blade sight and a rear adjustable notch sight. Verbatim markings stamped on the receiver include MODEL NO. 25, REG. NO., DAISY MFG. CO., ROGERS, ARK., and PATS. 2,724,887-2,758,582. The action appears to function correctly, though we have not function-tested this firearm. Note - As an antique or black powder firearm, this item does not require a background check.

Lot: 254 - Sheridan Blue Streak Bolt Action Air Rifle 5mm

The Sheridan Blue Streak Model C is a single-shot, bolt-action, multi-pump pneumatic air rifle designed for 5mm (.20 caliber) pellets. This example features a blued finish on the barrel and integrated air cylinder, paired with a two-piece wooden stock and a grooved pump forearm. The rifle is equipped with a standard approximately 19-inch barrel, a fixed front sight, and an adjustable rear open sight. Verbatim markings include Sheridan Products, Inc. on the left side of the receiver and 5mm (.20 cal) Pellets Only on the right side. The furniture is constructed of hardwood with a smooth finish on the buttstock and a textured grip on the pump handle to facilitate charging. This model is notable for its durable construction and is a staple of mid-20th-century American airgun manufacturing. No serial number was observed during visual inspection.

Lot: 255 - Fantasy Demon Sword w/ Cast Metal Hilt

A contemporary decorative fantasy sword featuring a straight, double-edged polished steel blade. The blade is designed with a central fuller extending approximately two-thirds of its length and terminates in a pointed tip. The hilt is constructed of ornate cast metal components with an antiqued finish. The crossguard is highly detailed, featuring a central demonic face with large upward-curving horns and downward-curving quillons decorated with spikes and stylized claw motifs. The grip is segmented and contoured for a textured hold. The flared pommel includes small circular medallions on each side depicting a stylized face or skull. No maker marks, inscriptions, or country of origin stamps are visible on the piece. This item is designed for display purposes and is not intended for functional use or combat.

Lot: 256 - ERTL Int. Harvester Tractor & Military Toys

An assortment of toy vehicles featuring a large red die-cast tractor and various military-themed pieces. The tractor is identified by the ERTL mark embossed on the front tires and is modeled after an International Harvester 1586. It features a textured white plastic canopy roof, a black plastic seat, and a steering wheel. The body is constructed of die-cast metal with plastic components. The military collection consists of numerous molded green plastic vehicles, including ambulances with red cross decals, jeeps with white star-in-circle motifs, and transport trucks. Several of these trucks are equipped with red plastic surface-to-air missile launchers or twin-gun turrets. The group also includes camouflage-patterned vehicles, some of which are marked ARMY. The aviation component includes several tandem-rotor transport helicopters in olive drab and camouflage finishes, bearing U.S. AIR FORCE markings and the number 21-6948. Additionally, there are smaller utility helicopters with ARMY and red cross decals. A single small red and yellow plastic wagon trailer is included in the lot.

Lot: 257 - Challenger Triple-Canister Hot Nut Vendor

Challenger Deluxe Hot Nut Vendor, manufactured by MPC for the Tropical Trading Company, Inc. of Chicago, Illinois. This coin-operated machine features a cast metal housing containing three rectangular glass canisters designed to dispense heated nuts via a gravity-feed mechanism. The unit is configured with two 5-cent dispensers for peanuts and cashews, and a central 10-cent dispenser for mixed nuts. The top of the metal housing features perforated lettering reading FRESH HOT NUTS, topped with an orange and white manufacturer label specifying 120 volts, 4 amps, and 50 watts. The front of each glass canister bears original product decals and instructional labels. The rear of the cast metal base is embossed with MFG FOR TT CO INC CHGO ILL BY MPC, PATENT NO 156409, and PATS PENDING. The machine includes a side-mounted toggle switch for the internal heating element and two barrel locks with keys.

Lot: 258 - Victorian Style Five-Tiered Cast Iron Plant Stand

This is an ornate five-tiered display stand, likely intended for use as a garden plant stand or large centerpiece. The piece is constructed of cast iron and features a central vertical pedestal decorated with cast climbing foliate and branch-like motifs. This central column supports a single large, shallow openwork bowl at the top. Arranged around the base are four additional matching bowls, supported by decorative scrolling arms in a square configuration. All five bowls feature a highly detailed openwork pattern with radiating leaf designs and a scalloped floral rim. The entire stand is finished with a thick layer of white paint. The design and construction are consistent with Victorian-style garden furniture from the late 19th or early 20th century. A white paper tag is attached to the central column, but no text is legible. No maker marks, stamps, or signatures are visible.

Lot: 259 - Pair Calumet Baking Powder Advertising

This lot consists of two advertising items related to the Calumet Baking Powder brand, both featuring the company signature Native American head logo. The first item is a circular cast metal decorative object, possibly an automotive gear shift knob or a handle topper, finished in black paint. It features a high-relief depiction of the brand logo on the face, surrounded by a border with the raised text POUND NET and an inner ring reading CALUMET BAKING POWDER. A banner scroll below the central figure is inscribed FOR BETTER BAKING. The object has a tapered, hollow cylindrical base. The second item is a one-pound capacity lithographed product tin manufactured by General Foods Corporation in Chicago, Illinois. The red tin identifies the product as THE DOUBLE-ACTING BAKING POWDER and includes a Good Housekeeping Bureau seal (Serial No. 4210) on the reverse side among the directions and ingredients list. The tin retains its original removable metal lid. Weight: 1 pound (tin contents) Dimensions: 454 grams (tin contents).

Lot: 260 - Attr. Loevsky & Loevsky 6-Light Filigree Lamp

54 inches. This ornate six-light table lamp is crafted in the Hollywood Regency style and is attributed to the manufacturer Loevsky and Loevsky. The structure consists of a tiered cast metal frame with a gold-tone finish over base metal. It features a central top socket and five pendant lights. Two pendants are suspended from decorative scrolled acanthus arms, while three additional pendants hang by metal chains from a mid-tier collar. Each pendant is enclosed in a bell-shaped filigree metal shade embellished with molded glass flower blossoms and multi-tiered faceted crystal-style prisms. The central column is detailed with clear glass spheres and is supported by a weighted circular base decorated with cast scroll and foliate patterns. The lamp includes a turn-knob switch and a modern brown plastic cord.

Lot: 261 - S. Sternau & Co. Brass Teapot & Iron Warming Stand

This lot features a brass teapot on a wrought iron warming stand, produced by S. Sternau and Co. of Brooklyn, New York, during the early 20th century. The teapot is designed with a compressed, low-profile body constructed from spun brass and features a short, tapered spout. It includes an inset flat lid with a turned wooden knob and a high swing handle fitted with a ribbed wooden grip for heat protection. The base of the teapot is stamped with a circular maker mark containing the words TRADE MARK and a stylized central monogram S, identifying the piece as Sternau-Ware. The teapot rests upon a black-finished wrought iron stand characterized by scrollwork details. The stand is equipped with a lower cradle that holds a small glass votive candle holder, intended to function as a warming element for the vessel.

Lot: 262 - Wood Grand Union & Kraft Advertising Boxes

This assortment consists of a large wooden shipping chest and several smaller rectangular boxes, featuring advertising from prominent American food producers of the early to mid-20th century. The primary item is a Grand Union Tea Company shipping chest constructed with finger-jointed (box joint) corners and a hinged lid reinforced by two wooden slats. One side is stenciled in black with Headquarters Grand Union Tea Co. Brooklyn, N.Y. centered above a graphic illustration of a large industrial building. An end panel displays a circular mark reading Trade Mark Registered, and the back panel is stenciled with From Grand U. Tea Co and a partial address appearing to be Orange, N.J. The collection further includes five smaller wooden crates. These consist of a Fairmont's Cream Cheese box of finger-jointed construction stenciled for 3 lbs. net weight from The Fairmont Creamery Co. of Omaha, Nebraska; a Kraft American cheese box with nailed construction stenciled with the Kraft logo and 2 Pounds Net Pasteurized Process Cheese from Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corp. of Chicago, Illinois; two Kraft Brick cheese boxes, one featuring green stenciled graphics and another more weathered example with wire loop fasteners; and a small utility box finished in dark green paint with a natural wood interior. Materials: Wood, iron hinges, metal fasteners, wire, paint.

Lot: 263 - Regal Penny Operated Bulk Vending Machine

Bulk gumball or nut dispenser attributed to Regal. The machine features a chrome-plated metal base with a flared square-to-round design and a matching metal lid. The front of the base is equipped with an embossed metal delivery flap bearing the words THANK YOU. A coin mechanism is located on the side, featuring a vertical slot marked for 1 cent use and a manual lever. The clear glass globe is teardrop-shaped and houses a central metal rod connected to an internal rotating agitator and dispensing wheel. A shield-shaped decal in yellow, red, and black is applied to the globe, featuring the text FRESH! and a 1 cent denomination. The unit includes a brass key stamped with 19-NORTHWESTERN.

Lot: 264 - Blow Torch, Sprinklers, and More

This group features an antique gasoline blowtorch and an assortment of garden sprinklers manufactured in Illinois. The handheld gasoline blowtorch was produced by the Turner Brass Works in Sycamore, Illinois. It is constructed with a brass fuel tank and pump, an iron burner assembly, and a red-painted wooden handle. The pump cap is embossed with the manufacturer name, location, and a trademark logo depicting a figure over a torch. The tank retains a partial decal with a red B logo and the location Sycamore, Ill. The burner assembly is stamped with the characters A and IN. The group also includes garden sprinklers manufactured by the L.R. Nelson Manufacturing Company of Peoria, Illinois. This includes a circular brass Circle model and a crescent-shaped Crescent model. The crescent sprinkler consists of two nested components, one brass-toned and one galvanized metal, currently wired together. Both ring sprinklers feature embossed markings on the underside identifying the maker and model. Additionally, there is a heavy three-arm rotating sprinkler with a cast iron base embossed L.R. NELSON and a plated steel rotating head assembly.

Lot: 265 - Tools, Sporting Goods & Collectibles

This collection features a diverse group of mechanical tools and collectibles. Included is a Model 1965 eight-shot starter revolver, a .22 caliber blank gun with a black finish and cream-colored textured plastic grips bearing an RTS logo. The item is accompanied by its original yellow and blue cardboard box marked Made in Italy, original printed instructions, and a small quantity of blank ammunition. A professional-grade tapered metal ring mandrel is incised US. STANDARD VIGOR MD201 TAIWAN and is graduated with sizing marks from 1 to 15. It includes its original cardboard storage tube with a paper label marked Vigor MD-201. A handheld analog map measure features a yellowed dial face marked Germany and MILES with concentric scales for 1:62500, 1:31680, and 1:21000, and is housed in a small white cardboard box with cotton cushioning. A manual out-the-front sliding pocket knife features a black textured handle and a blade stamped STAINLESS ROSTFREI. This is paired with a basket-weave patterned leather sheath stamped 4018F BROWNING HANDCRAFTED IN MEXICO. Completing the group is a brass shoe horn featuring a handle cast in the form of a duck head with detailed feathering.

Lot: 266 - Set 7 Mechanical & Still Coin-Sorting Banks

This lot features a collection of seven coin-sorting banks produced in the mid-20th century. The collection includes two examples in their original retail packaging: a Chadwick See-Thru Bank and a Spiral Sorting Bank. The Chadwick See-Thru Bank is a gravity-fed mechanical model constructed of grey, clear, and black molded plastic. It features embossed text reading AUTOMATIC SEE-THRU BANK and includes graduated channels for halves, quarters, nickels, pennies, and dimes. It is accompanied by its original red and white retail box. The Spiral Sorting Bank, marketed as The Bank That Thinks, is housed in its original yellow and red retail box. The mechanism utilizes a internal spiral track designed to distribute coins into vertical sorting tubes. The collection includes three promotional still sorting banks. One is branded for The Plain Dealer with the slogan WATCH YOUR PROFITS GROW printed on a clear plastic panel with chrome-plated metal trim and a red base. Two compact promotional banks are labeled for the First National Bank of Akron, featuring chrome-plated metal housings with clear plastic inserts and top labels displaying an eagle emblem and Member F.D.I.C. notation. Two additional gravity-style sorting banks are present. One unit is identical in form to the Chadwick model with a black base and grey housing, while the other is a larger square format bank featuring clear plastic internal ramps for sorting various denominations, including a dedicated slot for paper currency.

Lot: 267 - Victor Vending Baby Grand 5 Cent Vending Machine

A Victor Baby Grand model bulk vending machine manufactured by the Victor Vending Corporation of Chicago, Illinois. The unit is constructed with a wooden cabinet housing featuring cast metal front components with a hammered gold-tone finish. It utilizes a nickel-operated rotary coin mechanism equipped with a chrome-plated T-handle and a spring-loaded metal discharge flap. The front viewing pane is glass and features a green circular decal reading 5c. The base metal plate is embossed with the text Victor Vending Corp. Chicago 39 Ill. The top metal cap retains a small adhesive label marked DeFina's 110. A modern paper auction tag is attached to the lower lock. The machine design includes a side circular viewing window and a curved wood grain panel on the side. This model was typically used for dispensing gum, nuts, or small bulk charms.

Lot: 268 - Pair Mohawk & B.F. Goodrich Adv. Tire Ashtrays

A lot of two automotive advertising tire ashtrays. The first example features a miniature Mohawk Cord Balloon tire from The Mohawk Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio. This tire is fitted with a translucent green glass insert that includes three cigarette rests and embossed text reading Mohawk Tires. The tire sidewall is molded with Mohawk Cord, Balloon, For 21x5 Rim, and manufacturer details. The green glass insert is visually consistent with uranium glass used in period automotive premiums from the late 1920s to early 1930s. The second ashtray is comprised of a B.F. Goodrich Silvertown tire with sidewall specifications including 8.50-14, tubeless, and 4 ply nylon. This tire contains a clear glass insert with two cigarette rests and the embossed logo for The General Tire, indicating a composite of two different brand components.

Lot: 269 - 3 General Tire & Seiberling Tire Ashtrays

A set of three advertising tire ashtrays produced for promotional use in the mid-20th century. The collection includes three distinct miniature black rubber tires fitted with circular glass inserts. One tire features embossed text on the sidewalls reading Seiberling and RT/18 Steel Radial. This example contains a yellow-backed glass insert printed with the Morrison O-Lift logo and text. A second tire features an embossed General brand mark and a repeating arrow tread pattern. Its clear glass insert displays the General Tire logo and the slogan ~ goes a long way to make friends. The third tire is embossed General Dual and features a multi-ribbed tread pattern. The glass insert for this example is identical to the arrow tread version, featuring the same General Tire logo and slogan. Each piece is constructed with a flexible rubber tire body that acts as a holder for the central glass ashtray insert.

Lot: 270 - Louis Vuitton Monogram Canvas Trio Pouch

A Louis Vuitton Trio Pouch crossbody bag constructed from monogram coated canvas with natural cowhide leather trim. The design features three interconnected zippered pouches. The interior is lined with a tan microfiber material. An interior cowhide leather tab is heat-stamped with a registered trademark symbol, LOUIS VUITTON, PARIS, and made in France. The bag is accompanied by a wide, adjustable, and removable brown jacquard textile strap with the Louis Vuitton signature woven throughout. The gold-tone hardware, including the zipper pulls, strap clasps, and side rivets, is embossed with LV logos and brand name markings.

Lot: 271 - At Glass Yellow to Ruby Red

This collection consists of three pieces of 20th-century American art glass. The first item is a hand-blown glass water carafe by the Blenko Glass Company of Milton, West Virginia. This piece is the double-spout model #384, featuring a square-profile body with circular indentations and a flared neck. It is executed in the tangerine colorway, characterized by a yellow-to-red gradient. An original silver foil label reading Blenko Handcraft Made in USA is affixed to the neck. The second item is a pedestal vase attributed to Indiana Glass in the Diamond Point pattern. The pressed glass piece features a deep geometric texture, a faceted stem, and a scalloped multi-lobed foot. The color is an amberina gradient transitioning from yellow at the base to ruby red at the rim. The third item is a hand-manipulated decorative bowl in the form of a swan. The body is deep ruby red glass, while the neck, head, and tail accents are formed from applied clear glass.

Lot: 272 - Roseville Pottery Wincraft Chartreuse Basket 208-8

This piece of American art pottery is a footed basket manufactured by Roseville Pottery in the Wincraft pattern, which was introduced in 1948. The vessel is constructed of earthenware and features a bulbous body with a distinctive high, asymmetrical integral handle. The exterior is decorated with molded relief floral blossoms and trailing foliage. It is finished in a mottled chartreuse or lime yellow glaze that transitions to a dark chocolate brown at the pedestal foot. The floral elements are highlighted with cream and green glazes. The underside of the base features the raised factory mark Roseville U.S.A. and the model number 208-8. Small incised factory marks, including an x and a check mark, are also present on the base. Height: 8 inches.

Lot: 273 - Weller Woodcraft Style Oak Leaf Log Planter

This ceramic log-form trough planter is designed in the Woodcraft style, strongly attributed to Weller Pottery based on the relief-molded patterns and form. The horizontal vessel is molded to resemble a natural log, featuring end terminals with concentric growth rings and a textured exterior. The piece includes a central bridge handle and is supported by four molded bun feet. The exterior is decorated in relief with a pattern of overlapping oak leaves and small clusters of berries. It is finished in a polychrome matte to semi-gloss glaze with a dusty rose base and forest green accents highlighting the relief details and bark texture. The interior is glazed in a smooth, translucent honey-amber color. A heavy network of fine crazing is present across all glazed surfaces. No maker marks, signatures, or factory stamps are visible on the piece.

Lot: 274 - Ohio Fraternal & Labor Union Memorabilia, AOUW

An archive of fraternal and labor union memorabilia primarily focused on Northern Ohio organizations, dating from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries. The collection includes membership badges for the Ancient Order of United Workmen (A.O.U.W.), Akron Lodge No. 100. These badges feature decorative top bars incised with the letters C.H.P., standing for Chief Honor Past, suspended from which are silk ribbons in blue and red. The circular medals attached to the ribbons are struck in gold-toned and silver-toned white metal, featuring a central shield emblem with the letters A.O.U.W. surmounted by a knight?s helmet. One ribbon includes a metal crossed-gavel pin. Also included is a reversible In Memoriam funeral and meeting ribbon for the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters (N.B. of O.P.), Local Union No. 20 of Steubenville, Ohio. The front is black silk or velvet with silver-stamped printing, a celluloid-covered handshake emblem, and an eagle holding a banner inscribed Justice to All and In Union There Is Strength. The reverse side is blue silk with silver-stamped text for the local union. The lot further contains a two-piece cream silk ribbon commemorating the Palestine Commandery No. 37, Knights Templar, Paris, Illinois, dated August 28th, 1877, and a cream silk ribbon for the 1893 Woman's Relief Corps (W.R.C.) 12th District Convention in Wooster, Ohio. Accompanying paper ephemera includes original printed storage envelopes from The Whitehead and Hoag Co. of Newark, New Jersey, and The Pettibone Bros. Manufacturing Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, as well as a 1959 postal cover from the Child Evangelism Fellowship of Summit County addressed to Stow, Ohio.

Lot: 275 - 5 Ohio Fraternal & Labor Org. Ribbons & Medals

This collection consists of five pieces of fraternal and labor organization regalia dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, primarily associated with Kent and Palmyra, Ohio. The lot includes three reversible silk ribbons, a representative pin, and a fraternal medallion. The Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America (BRCA) ribbon for Local Union No. 1122 in Kent, Ohio, features red, white, and blue vertical stripes. It is adorned with a metal top clasp showing a handshake motif and a central circular badge depicting the BRCA logo flanked by two American flags. The reverse side is black silk with silver-toned printing for In Memoriam use, featuring a handshake within a wreath. The Knights of Pythias (K. of P.) is represented by two lodges. The Diamond Lodge No. 136 ribbon from Palmyra, Ohio, features blue, yellow, and red stripes with an ornate metal top clasp containing a Member insert and a central multi-colored fraternal crest. The Achilles Lodge No. 378 ribbon from Kent, Ohio, has matching striped colors. Accompanying the Achilles ribbon is a three-part brass-toned medal featuring a lodge name bar, a Member bar, and an inverted triangle with the Pythian initials F C B (Friendship, Charity, Benevolence) and a knight head motif. The reverse of the Achilles Lodge medal components is stamped with the manufacturer mark: THE M. C. LILLEY & CO. COLUMBUS, O. Both K. of P. ribbons are reversible with black silk memorial sides. Additional items include a small rectangular metal pin with Representative printed on a cream insert and a circular silver-toned medallion featuring an ornate shield with the initials A.O.U.W., likely for the Ancient Order of United Workmen. All ribbons are finished with metallic fringe at the bottom.

Lot: 276 - Set 6 Ohio Fraternal Ribbon Badges & Medals

This lot consists of six fraternal organization items primarily from Northeast Ohio, dating to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The collection represents the Patrons of Husbandry (The Grange), the Knights of Pythias (K. of P.), and the Ancient Order of United Workmen (A.O.U.W.). The collection includes a reversible ribbon badge from Freedom Grange No. 1576 in Freedom, Ohio. The formal side features a tricolor red, white, and blue ribbon with a gold-tone top bar depicting American flags and a celluloid button with the Patrons of Husbandry seal. The reverse side is a black In Memoriam ribbon with silver-stamped symbols including a sickle and sheaf of wheat, finished with gold bullion fringe. A second Grange badge from Streetsboro Grange No. 1572 in Streetsboro, Ohio, features a blue ribbon and a bronze-tone eagle top bar. A manufacturer's label on the reverse identifies it as a product of The Whitehead & Hoag Co. of Newark, New Jersey. The Knights of Pythias is represented by a reversible badge for Diamond Lodge No. 136 in Palmyra, Ohio. The formal side features a blue, yellow, and red ribbon with a gold-tone K.P. top bar and a triangular pendant. The reverse is a black In Memoriam ribbon with a silver-stamped coat of arms. The Ancient Order of United Workmen items comprise three matching medals from Akron Lodge No. 100 in Akron, Ohio. Each features a red ribbon suspended from a silver-tone top bar marked C.H.P. with a circular medal depicting the A.O.U.W. shield. Each badge is distinguished by a different metal emblem on the ribbon: one with crossed quills, one with crossed keys, and one with crossed swords. Materials include silk and rayon ribbons, gold-tone and silver-tone metal components, celluloid, and bullion fringe.

Lot: 277 - Black Forest Style Carved Wood Inkwell & Pen Rest

This antique desk set is crafted in the naturalistic Black Forest style, characteristic of woodcarving traditions from Germany and Switzerland in the late 19th to early 20th century. The set includes a hand-carved wooden base, a clear pressed glass inkwell insert, and a matching wooden lid. The base is intricately carved to represent a cluster of textured leaves, resembling maple or horse chestnut, with an integrated branch-form section at the front designed to serve as a pen rest. The central portion of the base contains a circular mount for the inkwell. The clear glass insert is produced using a pressed glass technique and features a cylindrical reservoir and a wide, scalloped flange around the shoulder. The base of the glass insert is smooth and flat with no pontil mark, typical of pressed glass. The set is completed by a conical wooden lid with deep vertical fluting and a tapered top. No maker's marks or labels are visible on either the wooden components or the glass insert.

Lot: 278 - Small Rustic Oak Wine Barrel Stave Garden Bench

19 inches wide. This small rustic bench is constructed from reclaimed oak barrel staves, likely salvaged from wine or whiskey barrels. The design features a slatted backrest composed of three curved staves and a seat consisting of five curved staves, all of which retain their original curvature and characteristic charring on the interior-facing sides. The bench is built with a heavy timber frame featuring wide, blocky legs and flat armrests, with all components secured by visible screw fasteners. The oak wood exhibits natural grain patterns, knots, and a weathered finish consistent with reclaimed materials. A contemporary auction house inventory tag from Atlee Raber Auctions is attached to the back slat.

Lot: 279 - Repurposed Bourbon Barrel Oak Wood Wall Shelf

24 inch diameter. This wall-mounted shelving unit is constructed from a section of a reclaimed wooden barrel, likely an oak bourbon or whiskey barrel. The circular frame consists of vertical wood staves with a charred interior finish. Two horizontal wooden shelves are integrated into the design, varying in width to fit the circular shape. The exterior is wrapped with a single metal hoop secured to the staves with several screws. A metal mounting bracket is located at the top rear for wall installation. The piece displays the characteristic curvature and construction of industrial cooperage.

Lot: 280 - Rustic Oak Bourbon Whiskey Barrel End Table

This rustic side table or accent stool is constructed from reclaimed oak barrel components, typical of those used in American whiskey or bourbon distilleries. The round top consists of a solid oak barrel head that retains original green stenciled markings, including the text fragments TEN and NATURAL. The base features four legs fashioned from curved barrel staves, secured by a lower X-frame stretcher also made from staves. Distinctive features include original bungholes located on one leg and the center of the stretcher. The undersides of the staves show a charred black finish, a characteristic treatment for bourbon barrels. The piece is reinforced with modern metal screws for structural integrity and includes two oxidized iron barrel hoops around the upper section.

Lot: 281 - Virginia Distillery Co. Oak Barrel Head Wall Shelf

This wall-mounted display shelf is constructed from a reclaimed oak spirit barrel head originating from the Virginia Distillery Company in Virginia. The piece features a circular backplate composed of original vertical wooden staves. A single horizontal wooden shelf is mounted to the front, supported from below by two wooden cleats. A curved section of a weathered metal barrel hoop is fastened to the shelf and backplate, acting as a guard rail. The face of the barrel head is decorated with black stenciled branding that reads VIRGINIA and 100% MALTED BARLEY in arched lettering above a central logo consisting of a stylized V integrated with a barley stalk motif. Flanking the logo are the numbers 20 and 00. Additional stenciling includes DISTILLERY CO and numeric codes 00 02. The reverse side of the barrel head retains its original heavy char layer and features a central bung hole. The back is reinforced with two horizontal wooden support bars and is equipped with a metal sawtooth hanger for wall mounting.

Lot: 282 - Oak Acorn 5 Cent Gumball Machine w/ Ohio Gum Decal

This is a mid-century bulk vending machine manufactured by the Oak Manufacturing Company. The unit features a cast metal base and lid with a grey hammered-enamel finish. It is equipped with a translucent blue plastic globe housing a Ohio Gum Company decal. The decal is shaped like the state of Ohio and displays a 5-cent price point along with Cleveland, Ohio, location details. The dispensing mechanism is a rotary-style coin operation configured for 5-cent use. The metal dispenser flap is embossed with the words THANK YOU and a logo of an acorn. A brass-toned key is present and inserted into the top lock assembly. 

Lot: 283 - Football Trading Cards & NFL Memorabilia

A diverse collection of American football memorabilia including trading cards, an inscribed photograph, and period publications. The trading card portion consists of several plastic binder sheets primarily containing 1978 Topps football cards. Identifiable cards include Tom Dempsey (Bills, #128), Haven Moses (Broncos, #103), Falcons Team Leaders (Bean, Francis, Lawrence, Brezina, #112), Barty Smith (Packers, #316), Steve Furness (Steelers, #451), Walter White (Chiefs, #370), Jack Rudnay (Chiefs, #372), Jimmy Robinson (Giants, #264), and Randy Rasmussen (Jets, #343). Included is a black and white photograph of Green Bay Packers quarterback Bart Starr bearing the inscription Best Wishes Bart Starr. The signature is unauthenticated. Also present is a 1971 edition of pro! The Official Publication of the National Football League, Hall of Fame Edition, featuring stylized cover portraits of Vince Lombardi, Jim Brown, Andy Robustelli, and Y.A. Tittle. The lot contains several National Football League press releases from October 1962, featuring NFL News N Notes and statistical leading rushers such as Jim Taylor, John Johnson, and Tom Matte. A large format Topps Chewing Gum poster insert depicts Larry Wilson of the St. Louis Cardinals, marked with the copyright T.C.G. PRTD. IN U.S.A. Additionally, the collection includes a 2011 USPS First Day of Issue commemorative cover for The Civil War: 1861 Fort Sumter, accompanied by a handwritten collectors note referencing various baseball and football players.

Lot: 284 - World Engines Piper Cub Radio Controlled Model Kit

This is a radio-controlled model airplane kit manufactured by World Engines of Cincinnati, Ohio. The model is titled The Cub and is a scale representation of the Piper Cub aircraft. This is an unassembled builders kit primarily constructed from die-cut balsa wood and plywood sheets. It includes large-scale paper assembly plans and instructions. Documentation on the plans states the model was designed by John Woods and drawn by Jack Walsh. The kit is designed to be powered by a .15 to .30 size engine and requires a 3-channel radio system. Wing Span: 52 inches Wing Area: 420 sq. in. Length: 38 inches Weight: 3 lbs. Engine Requirement: .15 to .30 Radio Requirement: 3-channel.

Lot: 285 - 30 Wristwatches in Carved Wood Jewelry Box

This lot features a collection of approximately 30 assorted wristwatches and specialty timepieces housed in a carved wooden jewelry box. The group includes various brands and styles, primarily featuring quartz movements. Notable items identified include multiple Timex models with expansion bands, a Guess men's stainless steel chronograph with a light blue sunburst dial, a Megatron LCD digital watch with a silver-tone integrated bracelet, and a Majestron carabiner pocket watch featuring a deer on the dial. Character and themed pieces are present, including a Batman watch with a black rubber strap, a Lorus Mickey Mouse watch with a gold-tone case and brown leather strap, and a Major League Baseball watch with a baseball-textured dial and an MLB holographic authentication sticker with serial number 432043. The lot also contains various gold-tone and silver-tone fashion watches with metal link or expansion bands and leather straps. A gold-tone cross pendant on a chain and several loose watch bands are also included. The wooden box, likely cedar-lined, features ornate floral carvings and a lid inset with a printed scene of a horse-drawn carriage. The interior lid contains an etched mirror with floral accents. Case sizes vary by model.

Lot: 286 - Berenger Skeleton Pocket Watch & Musical Boxes

A diverse collection of items headlined by two mechanical musical jewelry boxes and horological pieces. The first musical box is a Swiss-made wooden chest labeled from Musikhaus Hug and Co., Basel, featuring a mechanical movement that plays The Blue Danube and Town of My Dreams. The lid is decorated with inlaid horizontal stripes, and the interior includes a rotating ballerina figure and a side compartment containing gold-tone floral jewelry, notably a brooch with a carved pink glass flower. The second musical box is a white-finished jewelry chest featuring whimsical illustrations of children and nature. The blue satin-lined interior contains a rotating ballerina and various costume jewelry charms including a starfish, dolphin, carriage, and a red heart locket. The lower drawer holds Girl Scout and Brownie memorabilia, including merit badges, a gold-tone trefoil pin, and a small stone arrowhead. The collection includes a Berenger gold-tone hunter-case skeleton pocket watch. The white outer dial features black Roman numerals, while the center and case back reveal a mechanical movement marked Cooper, 17 Jewels, and China. The front cover is engraved with a decorative shield and the initials RMC, and it is accompanied by a matching gold-tone curb link chain. Also present is a single-strand necklace composed of square-cut, polished shell beads in varying shades of iridescent purple, green, and orange. Numismatic items include three silver-colored commemorative tokens: two Cook Islands Peace Dollar copies and one 1921-2021 Morgan-style piece. These are accompanied by a group of six heavily corroded early 20th-century United States cents and a souvenir pouch containing 1947 Steubenville Sesquicentennial wooden nickels featuring Baron von Steuben. A small assortment of men's accessories, including tie clips and cufflinks, is also included.

Lot: 287 - Arts & Crafts Wood Swivel Stained Glass Mirror

A wooden swivel vanity mirror designed in an Arts and Crafts revival style. The mirror features an arched wooden frame with a dark stained finish, suspended between two turned vertical supports topped with pointed finials. The assembly is secured to a rectangular wooden base and is adjustable via two side-mounted wooden knobs. The mirror glass is bordered by decorative panels featuring a stylized floral motif with orange and yellow blossoms and green foliage. This decoration is applied with a raised black outliner to simulate traditional leaded glass against a textured yellow background. The back of the mirror frame is enclosed with a flat wooden panel. No manufacturer marks, labels, or signatures are present.

Lot: 288 - Late Victorian Cast Iron Wall Bracket Oil Lamp

This lot features a Victorian-period wall-mounted kerosene or oil lamp assembly. The oil font is constructed of clear, mold-pressed glass with a multi-stepped base and a wide, rounded reservoir. It is fitted with a metal burner assembly that includes an ornate, pierced gallery with a crown-like fleur-de-lis motif and a central dome. A side-mounted wick adjustment knob is present on the burner. The lamp is supported by a cast iron swivel-arm wall bracket decorated with Victorian-style scrollwork. The arm terminates in a lattice-work circular basket designed to hold the glass font. The lot includes the corresponding cast iron wall-mount plate which is currently detached from the swivel arm.

Lot: 289 - Victorian Style Cast Iron Xmas Tree Fence & Gates

A set of cast iron decorative fencing components, historically identified as a Victorian-style Christmas tree or feather tree fence. The lot includes multiple lattice-pattern fence sections and two matching gate panels. The pieces are constructed of cast iron with a black painted finish and gold-toned highlights applied to the stylized leaf-form finials on the top rail and the ornate scrollwork crests on the gates. The lattice design features a repetitive pattern of intersecting arcs and diamond-shaped motifs. The gate panels include integrated hinge mechanisms for assembly. While this pattern is frequently attributed to the Kenton Hardware Co. or similar late 19th-century American foundries, no manufacturer marks or foundry stamps are visible on these items.

Lot: 290 - Woven Splint Buttocks Basket w/ Green Accents

8 inches. A hand-woven wooden splint basket of the buttocks or egg-style form, featuring a characteristic twin-lobed body and a fixed central handle. The basket is constructed from natural and green-dyed wooden splints. It is decorated with God's eye or ogee weaving at the handle attachment points on the rim. The body is worked in a combination of plain and twill patterns, including a prominent horizontal band of green-colored splints. This piece follows traditional American folk art basketry construction methods. No maker's marks or signatures are visible on the item.

Lot: 291 - Set 5 Federal Glass Uranium Green Sherbet Cups

Attributed to Federal Glass, this set of five uranium glass dessert or sherbet cups dates from the American Depression era. The vessels are crafted from pressed glass containing uranium dioxide, which produces a characteristic bright neon green fluorescence under ultraviolet light. Each cup features a flared bowl decorated with a paneled optic design consisting of wide vertical flutes. The bowl tapers to a short, integrated stem on a circular, slightly domed foot. The bases are molded and smooth, showing no pontil marks. These pieces represent a common style of functional glassware produced in the United States during the early-to-mid 20th century.

Lot: 292 - Pair 20th C. Reagan & Perot Presidential Pinbacks

This lot comprises two original circular pinback buttons from United States presidential campaigns. One button represents the campaign of Ronald Reagan, and the second represents the 1992 independent campaign of H. Ross Perot. The Reagan button features a blue background with white lettering. The text reads Reagan for President in a mix of serif and script-style fonts. The reverse of the button has a straight wire pin. Along the lower right blue rim on the reverse, the printed text Dist. by Columbia Adv. Co. is visible, identifying the distributor as the Columbia Advertising Company. A paper label from the Heart of Ohio Antique Center is adhered to the back with handwritten stock information. The Perot button features a red background with white text reading PEROT For PRESIDENT '92. The design incorporates a five-pointed star within the letter O of Perot, and the year is flanked by stars. The reverse side utilizes a safety-pin style clasp. No distributor or manufacturer markings are present on this item. Diameter: Approximately 1.5 - 1.75 inches.

Lot: 293 - Octagonal Ironstone Teapot w/ Floral Enamel

An antique octagonal teapot and matching lid, likely dating to the mid-19th century. The piece is constructed from a white ironstone or similar refined earthenware body. It features a paneled, faceted form with an octagonal body that tapers toward a matching pedestal base. The design includes an angular, high-arched handle with molded thumb rests and a curved, faceted spout. The domed octagonal lid is finished with a molded floral or berry-form knop and includes a single steam vent. The decoration consists of a floral pattern featuring small blue and purple flowers with yellow centers, set against long, feathery green foliage. The pattern is applied using a combination of transfer-printed outlines and hand-painted enamel colors. This decoration is repeated on the body, lid, spout, handle, and foot. The base is unmarked, featuring a recessed circular center within the octagonal foot.

Lot: 294 - Franklin Mint Colonial Americans Set 13 Figurines

This collection consists of 13 figurines from The Franklin Mint's The Colonial Americans series. Each figure is cast in fine pewter and represents a specific persona or trade from the American colonial era. Included in the set are The Trapper, The Sea Captain, The Glassblower, The Candlemaker, The Schoolmaster, The Silversmith, The Butter Churner, The Innkeeper, The Shoemaker, The Blacksmith, The Spinner, The Planter, and The Printer. Each figure stands on a weighted base fitted with four green felt pads. The undersides of the bases are incised with identification including the trade title, the year of manufacture (1974 or 1975), Fine Pewter, and The Franklin Mint. The set is presented in a dark-finished wooden case with a hinged lid and a blue velvet-lined interior containing 13 individual compartments.

Lot: 295 - Set 6 Antique Sandusky Tool Co. Woodworking Planes

This is a collection of six antique wooden woodworking planes primarily manufactured by the Sandusky Tool Co. of Sandusky, Ohio. The group includes various molding planes, specifically dado and bead profiles, alongside one moving fillister plane. The plane bodies are constructed from beechwood and feature steel cutting irons secured by carved wooden wedges. The moving fillister plane is equipped with an adjustable brass depth stop and brass hardware. Visible markings include circular maker's stamps on the heels reading SANDUSKY TOOL CO OHIO. Specific model numbers stamped on the heels include 118, 29, 146, and 17. One plane is stamped with the fractional size 1 1/8, and one features a side stamp for a previous owner reading S. STOTZ. The construction is characteristic of late 19th to early 20th-century American tool manufacturing, featuring traditional escapement holes and boxed soles on select profiles.

Lot: 296 - Pair Southeast Asian Black Bamboo Khene Organs

This lot comprises two traditional khene, also known as khaen, which are free-reed mouth organs originating from the Mekong River region of Laos and Northeast Thailand. The collection includes one larger instrument and one smaller variant. Each instrument is constructed from several bamboo pipes of varying lengths arranged in two parallel rows. These pipes are fitted through a central, hollowed-out wooden windchest that serves as the mouthpiece. The joints between the pipes and the windchest are sealed with a dark, resinous material. The bamboo pipes are held together with thin bands, likely made of split rattan or bamboo. Both instruments feature a dark-stained or painted black finish. Small finger holes are present on the pipes for playability. A white inventory tag is attached to the smaller instrument.

Lot: 297 - Fyr-Fyter Model A Brass Fire Extinguisher

This is a Model A hand-pump fire extinguisher produced by The Fyr-Fyter Company of Dayton, Ohio. The device features a cylindrical brass body and a T-shaped pump handle embossed with the number 2101. It is accompanied by its original black-painted metal wall mounting bracket. The central label is finished in black and gold tones, identifying the brand as Fyr-Fyter and the model as Model A. The label includes detailed operating and shut-off instructions, along with a red horizontal band stating TO OPERATE TURN HANDLE AND PUMP. The label also lists the manufacturer address as Dayton 1, Ohio, and includes United States patent number 2,173,120. An Underwriters Laboratories inspection mark is present at the bottom of the label, specifying a one-quart capacity and serial number N-515631. The label notes that the device originally contained carbon tetrachloride and warns against exposure to smoke and fumes.

Lot: 298 - Gibson Blue & Purple Slag Turkey on Nest Dish

A two-piece covered glass dish manufactured by Gibson Glass. The piece is crafted from slag glass, featuring a marbled swirl of opaque light blue and deep amethyst purple tones. The design consists of a top lid molded in the form of a sitting turkey with a fanned tail and detailed feather texture, resting upon a base featuring a high-relief basket-weave pattern with a scalloped upper rim. A molded script mark reading Gibson is visible on the lower side of the turkey lid. The interior of both the base and lid displays the characteristic fluid swirling of the mixed glass colors. This item originates from Milton, West Virginia, where Gibson Glass operated.

Lot: 299 - Light Green Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dish

This is a two-piece covered dish in the form of a hen on a nest, crafted from transparent light green pressed glass. The lid is molded into the shape of a nesting hen, featuring detailed feather textures across the body and a prominent, upright tail with a split-wing design. The oval base is decorated with a matching molded basketweave pattern on the exterior sides and continues across the underside. This design is consistent with mid-century American pressed glass decorative items, often used as candy or trinket dishes. No maker marks, signatures, or logos are visible on the base or interior of the piece.

Lot: 300 - Jadeite Green Milk Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dish

A two-piece covered pressed glass dish in the form of a hen on a nest. The piece is crafted from opaque jadeite green glass, often referred to as green milk glass. The lid is molded in the shape of a nesting hen with detailed textured feathers, a comb, and a fanned tail. The base is an oval basket-form featuring a molded basket-weave exterior and a scalloped rim. This classic American glass form is common to several mid-century and contemporary manufacturers, such as Mosser Glass or Westmoreland, though this specific example lacks a maker's mark. The interior of the base is smooth. Dimensions: Approximately 6 inches in length.

Lot: 301 - Lava Simplex GemLite Mystique Glitter Lamp w/ Box

Working condition. A GemLite Mystique Model 750 motion lamp, manufactured by Lava Simplex Internationale, Inc. in Chicago, Illinois. This decorative environmental lighting piece features a rectangular columnar design. The assembly consists of a clear glass bottle containing a clear fluid and numerous square-cut silver metallic flakes. The exterior components include two brushed metal rectangular housings for the top and bottom sections, a black plastic base plate, and an integrated electrical power cord. The lamp is presented with its original retail cardboard box which identifies it as a precision product of Lava Simplex Internationale, Inc., located at 1650 West Irving Pk. Rd., Chicago, Illinois. The box features period graphic design and includes the marketing slogan A Motion for Every Emotion. The unit is designed to use heat from an internal bulb to circulate the fluid, causing the silver flecks to move and twinkle.

Lot: 302 - Attrib. Viking Glass Three-Finger Swung Vase

25.5 inches. This Mid-Century Modern swung glass vase is attributed to Viking Glass as part of the Epic line. The piece is hand-swung and mold-blown in a vibrant translucent orange color often referred to as Persimmon. The design features a heavy, weighted base with subtle lobing that tapers into a slender body. The rim terminates in a three-finger or three-foil configuration with three distinct pulled points of varying heights. An orange adhesive inventory tag from Atlee Raber Auctions is attached to the upper neck, bearing the numbers 268 and 302. No manufacturer marks or signatures are visible on the base.

Lot: 303 - Pyrex Sandalwood Cinderella Nesting Mixing Bowls

This set of nesting mixing bowls is manufactured from opal glass, often referred to as milk glass, by Pyrex. The collection features the Sandalwood pattern, which consists of a trailing ivy vine motif with leaves and small berry clusters. The bowls are designed in the Cinderella style, featuring two integrated handles of varying sizes on the rim to facilitate pouring and carrying. The set follows an alternating color palette: two bowls have a tan exterior with a white ivy pattern, and two bowls have a white exterior with a tan ivy pattern. The base of the bowls features an embossed maker's mark. As seen on the smallest bowl, the mark reads: T M REG PYREX OVEN WARE MADE IN U.S.A. 1 1/2 PT. 10. The set includes model numbers 441, 442, 443, and 444. Capacities: 1.5 pint, 1.5 quart, 2.5 quart, 4 quart.

Lot: 304 - Trio Blue & White Spongeware & Molded Tableware

A three-piece collection of cobalt blue and white earthenware, consisting of a molded pitcher and two pieces of spatterware. The pitcher features a scalloped rim and a decorative handle modeled as a swan head and neck. It is decorated with a two-tone glaze, featuring a deep cobalt blue slip applied in a vertical dripping or fingered pattern that transitions into the cream-colored upper section. This form is attributed to Robinson-Ransbottom Pottery Co. of Roseville, Ohio. The collection also includes a circular plate and a shallow oval basin, both decorated in a spongeware or spatterware style with mottled blue pigment over a cream ground. The underside of the plate displays concentric manufacturing rings, while the base of the oval bowl is unglazed. No maker marks are visible on any of the pieces.

Lot: 305 - Topper Toys Johnny Astro Explorer Space Toy w/ Box

Johnny Astro Explorer, a battery-operated, air-powered space flight toy produced by the Deluxe Topper Corporation (Topper Toys) of Elizabeth, New Jersey, circa 1967. This toy features a handheld control center constructed of plastic, which utilizes a fan-driven air stream to levitate and maneuver lightweight spacecraft components. The lot includes the original illustrated cardboard packaging. The text on the box indicates that the set contains one portable control center, two space vehicles, two instrument packages, and two hooks. The unit is designed to operate on four D-size batteries. Manufacturing marks visible on the box include the Topper Toys logo and the mark Deluxe Topper Corporation, Elizabeth, New Jersey, 6092-0001. The As Seen on TV logo is present on multiple panels.

Lot: 306 - Hawksworth, Masonic Testimonial Engraving, 1916

18 x 23.This large-format intaglio engraving is a Masonic testimonial issued by Webster Lodge in Boston, Massachusetts, dated October 2, 1916 (noted as AL 5916). The central panel honors Brother John A. Mathews for his service as Worshipful Master. The composition is signed in the plate Engraved by Hawksworth at the bottom center and features a prominent ink signature of Grand Master Melvin M. Johnson across the base of the plinth. An engraved signature for Grand Secretary Frederick W. Hamilton is also present. The allegorical scene depicts three neoclassical figures flanking the central tablet: a helmeted female with a shield, a bearded male holding a key, and a kneeling female with a floral garland. Masonic iconography includes the Eye of Providence within a sunburst, a dove with an olive branch, and various architectural tools such as a square, level, and compasses resting on the plinth. The base of the plinth is further decorated with a pentagram, a relief depicting a lion and a lamb, and a geometric diagram representing the 47th Problem of Euclid. A distinct rectangular plate mark is visible around the central composition. The print is housed in a wooden frame with a glass front and a cardboard backing.

Lot: 307 - Cuine, Scarlet Macaw, Oil on Panel

13.5 x 15.25. This decorative oil on panel painting depicts a Scarlet Macaw perched on a branch laden with cherries. The work is rendered in a naturalistic style, featuring textured brushwork in the bird plumage and the rounded forms of the fruit, set against a soft-focus, painterly background of green foliage and a blue sky. The painting is signed Cuine in the lower right corner. The artwork is housed in a substantial, ornate gilded frame with a fluted gray-toned cove and acanthus leaf motifs at the corners. The verso shows the painting is executed on a black-coated panel secured with metal glazing points within a secondary wooden frame. Markings on the reverse include a barcode label from Atlee Raber Auctions identifying the piece as Lot 307, a handwritten inventory number 49739, and the characters N-F-A rendered in white paint.

Lot: 308 - Stoneware: Two-Tone Jug & Houston Harvest Crock

This lot features two ceramic storage vessels: a large stoneware jug and a lidded advertising-style crock. The jug is of an ovoid form with a single strap handle. It is finished with a traditional two-tone glaze, consisting of a dark olive-brown slip on the upper portion and a lighter reddish-brown body, with prominent glaze drips visible at the color transition. This glaze pattern and form are characteristic of southern American stoneware, particularly examples from Alabama potteries active in the late 19th to early 20th centuries. The underside of the base is impressed with the numeral 5, indicating a 5-gallon capacity; while other impressed marks are present, they are not clearly legible. Three felt pads have been applied to the base for protection. The second item is a cylindrical ceramic crock with a fitted lid and a wire bail handle featuring a turned wooden grip. It is finished in a speckled light tan glaze and features a transfer-printed American flag motif on the front with the text OLD GLORY TRADING CO. The base retains a printed label for Houston Harvest Gift Products LLC, identifying the piece as Item #31210 and noting it was made in China. Capacity: 5 Gallons (Jug).

Lot: 309 - Toy Sad Irons, Cast Iron Skillet & Lighters

This collection features an assortment of household and personal collectibles. Included is a group of miniature toy sad irons, featuring red-painted metal and chrome-finished models with wooden handles, including examples in the style of Sunny Suzy and Dolly Dell manufacturers. The collection includes a small cast iron skillet characterized by a circular heat ring and an incised letter A on the underside. Also featured are several flip-top lighters, including a black matte Camel promotional lighter with a silver-toned emblem, a silver-toned lighter with a Cleveland Browns decal, a silver-toned lighter with a football graphic, and a gunmetal-finish lighter with a Lucky playing card design marked on the base 2007 LIMITED EDITION and MADE IN CHINA. Completing the lot are a red bifold wallet with an internal black metal money clip marked TG TOUGHERGUN and a small glass lid with a raised geometric pattern and an amber-toned edge.

Lot: 310 - Red Carnival Glass Butterfly & Berry Footed Bowl

This red carnival glass footed bowl is attributed to Fenton Art Glass, featuring the Butterfly and Berry pattern on the exterior and the Peacock Tail pattern on the interior. The bowl is constructed from red base glass treated with a metallic iridescent coating that displays a spectrum of magenta, gold, emerald green, and cobalt blue. The exterior is formed with octagonal paneled sides, alternating between molded butterfly motifs and clusters of berries with foliage. The interior design consists of six swirling peacock feathers radiating from a central point. The bowl is finished with a ruffled, scalloped rim and is supported by three small, ribbed ball feet. No factory marks or signatures are visible on the base.

Lot: 311 - Fenton Amethyst Carnival Glass Three Fruits Bowl

A carnival glass footed bowl produced by the Fenton Art Glass Company. The piece is crafted from amethyst glass treated with an iridescent finish that displays a spectrum of colors including gold, green, blue, and magenta. The interior of the bowl features an embossed Three Fruits pattern consisting of cherries, pears, and foliage. The exterior is decorated with a molded basketweave texture. The bowl is designed with a scalloped sawtooth rim and sits on a low, circular pedestal foot. The embossed Fenton manufacturer mark is visible on the underside of the piece near the base.

Lot: 312 - Peerless Victorian Cabinet Card Photograph Album

A late 19th-century Victorian photograph album titled The Peerless Album, housed in a red plush or velvet-covered presentation box. The box features a tiered base and a decorative yellow-toned floral plaque on the lid with the word ALBUM in stylized script. The internal components consist of thick cardstock pages and an inner lid panel finished with a lithographed dark woodgrain pattern, accented by gold-toned decorative borders. The inner lid panel is printed with the title The Peerless Album and the patent date PATENTED SEP. 9TH 1890. The album contains multiple sepia-toned cabinet card portraits depicting men and women in period attire. The structure is held together by a metal clasp at the fore-edge.

Lot: 313 - Pair Frosted Satin Glass Hen on Nest Dishes

A pair of matching two-piece covered dishes, each designed in the form of a hen atop a woven basket nest. One dish is rendered in a deep charcoal grey frosted glass, while the other is in a medium cobalt blue frosted glass. The lids are molded into the shape of a sitting hen featuring detailed feathering across the body and wings, an upright tail, and defined eyes and combs. The lower nest portions exhibit a molded texture reminiscent of a woven basket and are finished with a beaded rim. The interior surfaces are smooth with a satin finish. A circular molded detail is present on the interior center of each cover. These pieces are in the style of 20th-century American art glass produced by companies such as Indiana Glass or Westmoreland, though no manufacturer's marks are present. One base retains a modern auction identification tag.

Lot: 314 - Pair Satin Finish Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Dishes

A pair of two-piece pressed glass covered dishes in the hen on nest form. One dish is comprised of olive green or amber-toned glass and the other is soft pink glass, both featuring a frosted satin finish. The lids are molded in the shape of a nesting hen with detailed plumage and an upright tail. Each base has a basket-weave textured body and a decorative beaded rim. An embossed circular mark is present on the interior center of both lids, though the characters within are not clearly legible. These items are in the style of mid-20th-century American glass manufacturers such as Westmoreland or Indiana Glass.

Lot: 315 - Pair Frosted Satin Glass Hen on Nest Dishes

A pair of frosted satin glass covered dishes in the form of hens on nests. This lot consists of two small pressed glass dishes, each composed of a lid and a matching base. The lids are molded in the shape of a sitting hen with detailed feather textures, combs, and tail feathers. The bases feature an exterior basketweave pattern and a beaded rim. The glass exhibits a uniform frosted satin finish. One dish is an amber-yellow color and the other is a pale blue color. No maker marks, factory stamps, or model numbers are visible on the interior or exterior of either piece.

Lot: 316 - Blue and White Slag Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dish

A two-piece pressed glass covered dish consisting of a lid in the form of a nesting hen and a base with a basket-weave pattern. The item is manufactured from blue and white slag glass, also known as marble glass, characterized by a translucent cobalt blue body with opaque white swirls and streaks throughout. The hen lid features molded details representing feathers on the wings and tail. The oval base features a relief basket-weave texture on the exterior and a raised foot ring on the underside. No maker's marks, signatures, or factory labels were identified during inspection. This style of glassware was produced by several American manufacturers during the mid-20th century, including companies such as Westmoreland and Indiana Glass.

Lot: 317 - Trio Colored Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dishes

This collection consists of three miniature two-piece covered dishes, each designed as a hen seated on a nest. The items are crafted from molded glass in three distinct colors and patterns. The light aqua blue hen sits on a basketweave patterned nest. The amber glass hen is paired with a diamond-quilted nest base. The cobalt blue example features a heavy, uniform stippled nugget texture on both the lid and the base. These pieces are in the style of mid-century American glass novelties produced by firms such as Degenhart, Boyd, or L.E. Smith. No maker marks are visible on the surfaces. Height: Approximately 3 inches each.

Lot: 318 - Pair Imperial Slag Glass Hen on Nest Cov. Dishes

This lot consists of two slag glass covered dishes in the traditional hen on nest form. The larger piece is crafted from marbled slag glass featuring a combination of white, blue, and dark purplish-brown tones. It includes a textured hen-shaped lid resting on an oval base with a basket-weave pattern and a scalloped upper rim. The interior of the base features the embossed monogram mark of the Imperial Glass Company. The smaller piece is made of similar slag glass with more concentrated blue and dark brown marbling. It depicts a hen with a dark-toned head on a base with a fluted body and a wide, scalloped petal-style rim. This smaller dish lacks visible manufacturer marks but is consistent with mid-20th-century American art glass production.

Lot: 319 - Trio Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dishes

This lot consists of a trio of miniature two-piece covered glass dishes in the classic Hen on Nest form. Each item comprises a figural lid modeled as a hen and a corresponding base with a molded basket-weave textured pattern. The collection includes three distinct glass types: one dish in opaque black glass with a high-gloss finish, one dish in opaque light green milk glass resembling a jadeite color, and one dish in translucent pink glass featuring a stippled or frosted surface texture. The hens are detailed with molded feathers and prominent combs. No manufacturer marks, signatures, or logos are visible on the exterior surfaces of the pieces.

Lot: 320 - Trio Frosted Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dishes

A trio of miniature covered dishes designed in the traditional American novelty style. Each piece comprises a lid in the shape of a nesting hen and a coordinating base with an embossed basketweave pattern. The set features three distinct colors: apple green, honey-amber, and cobalt blue. The items are constructed from molded glass with a specialized matte, sugary texture that gives them a frosted appearance. The glass is translucent and exhibits characteristic internal bubbles and surface pitting associated with this artisan production method. No manufacturer marks or signatures are present. Each measures approximately 2.5 inches in length.

Lot: 321 - 3 Miniature Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Dishes

This lot features a set of three miniature pressed glass lidded dishes designed in the traditional hen on nest form. The assortment includes three different glass types: one in an opaque light blue milk-style glass with a smooth finish, one in a transparent deep cobalt blue glass, and one in a transparent light green glass with a bubbly, textured seed glass effect. Each piece is composed of a lid molded in the shape of a sitting hen with feather detailing and a base featuring a basketweave pattern and a scalloped upper rim. These miniature dishes are commonly associated with use as salt cellars or small trinket boxes. There are no visible manufacturer marks or signatures on the interior or exterior of the glass. Length: Approximately 2.5 to 3 inches each.

Lot: 322 - Trio Pressed Glass Hen on Nest Covered Dishes

This lot features three miniature pressed glass covered dishes in the classic Hen on Nest pattern. Each set comprises two pieces: a lid molded in the form of a nesting hen with textured feathers, a prominent comb, and a wattle, and a matching base with a molded basket-weave pattern. The collection includes three distinct glass colors: one opaque light green glass in a jadite style, one translucent deep cobalt blue glass, and one translucent light pink glass. These miniature dishes were traditionally produced for use as individual salt cellars or small trinket boxes. No maker marks or signatures are visible on the exterior or interior of the pieces. Approximate length: 2.5 inches each.

Lot: 323 - Attributed to Hamilton King, Amelia Print

10.25 x 37. This vertical decorative lithographic print is attributed to American illustrator Hamilton King and is titled Amelia. The work features a full-length portrait of a smiling young woman with auburn hair, styled in the romanticized fashion of the early 20th century. She is depicted wearing a flowing peach-colored gown accented with dark rose floral motifs, posed against a soft-focus background with wispy, translucent fabric draped around her. This piece is a typical example of a yard-long print, a popular format for decorative commercial art during the 1900s and 1910s. The print is housed under glass in a narrow, dark-stained wood frame with a simple decorative edge. The reverse is finished with a corrugated backing board secured by glazier points and a wire hanger. No signature, edition number, or publisher marks are visible on the face of the print.

Lot: 324 - Colonial Stoneware Handled Jug, Sturbridge, MA

12 inches. A large contemporary stoneware jug featuring an ovoid body with horizontal ribbing and a single applied loop handle. The exterior is finished with a dark, bronzed antiqued wash, while the interior is coated with a bright orange-brown glaze. The front of the vessel is decorated with cobalt blue stenciled inscriptions including COLONIAL STONEWARE in a curved format, a large stylized numeral 4 flanked by horizontal rays, STURBRIDGE, MA, and the date 1864. The jug is accompanied by a custom-fitted wooden lid featuring a turned knob. While bearing the date 1864, the manufacturing style and interior glaze are characteristic of modern commemorative or artisanal reproduction pottery. Capacity: 4 gallons.

Lot: 325 - ERTL & Str. Model Ships & Marine Accessories

The lot features a collection of model ships and boats accompanied by various marine motors and hardware. Included is a boxed Northumberland bath toy submarine from the ERTL Theodore Tugboat series (Item 34015), constructed of plastic with manual push-button diving action. The assortment includes wooden-hulled cabin cruisers equipped with internal electric motors and drive shafts. One cruiser features a light green hull with dark blue and yellow accents, a red bottom, and a maroon cabin roof; the interior contains a hand-drawn battery placement guide and internal wiring. Another cruiser features a light blue hull with a red bottom and a yellow cabin; its interior bears a stamped mark consisting of a diamond shape containing the number 1000 with the letters L, C, and S positioned below. The group also contains plastic models including a dual-funnel ocean liner with a black and red hull, and a battleship with a grey superstructure and tan deck. Additional components include a boxed Sterling Models Lil Beaver electric motor (LB-139), multiple loose electric motors including one marked K.M.K. KM-2, and a hardware bag containing a metal propeller, rudder assembly, and mounting screws.

Lot: 325A - Ito TMY Motorized US Submarine No. 2 Toy

26.5 inches. Rail is included but needs attached. A large-scale motorized toy model representing a World War II-era US Navy Fleet-class submarine, produced by Ito, Japan. This piece is identified as the US Submarine No. 2 and is constructed with a wooden hull featuring a three-tone paint scheme of light gray on the deck, dark blue-gray for the upper works, and a deep magenta lower hull. The numeral 2 is marked in white on the conning tower, bow, and stern. The model is detailed with various metal fittings including dual deck guns, periscopes, bollards, and extensive wire railings. The stern assembly includes twin brass-toned propellers and a single rudder stamped with the word JAPAN. A removable deck section provides access to the interior, which houses an internal electric motor featuring a red TMY label and associated wiring.

Lot: 326 - Cobalt Blue Glass Split-Tail Hen on Nest

A two-piece pressed glass covered dish executed in deep cobalt blue glass. The lid is fashioned in the form of a nesting hen, featuring a distinctive split tail, detailed feathering throughout the body, and a textured head with a defined comb and beak. The base consists of an oval dish with a molded basketweave pattern and a scalloped rim designed to hold the lid securely. While no maker marks are visible on the base or the interior of the lid, the specific split-tail design and color are highly characteristic of pieces attributed to L.G. Wright. Length: 5.5 inches Width: 4.25 inches Height: 4.5 inches.

Lot: 327 - Kirkhill Rubber Products Metal Advertising Bin

A mid-20th century industrial advertising display bin manufactured for Kirkhill Rubber Products. Constructed from yellow-painted sheet metal, the unit features twenty individual compartments arranged in a four-by-five grid. The tray is designed with a slanted profile, tapering from a higher back panel to a lower front lip, intended for counter or shelf merchandising of plumbing hardware components. The front face is printed in blue ink with the marketing slogan Fix Your Plumbing With KIRKHILL Rubber Products in a mix of cursive and bold block sans-serif lettering. Both side panels feature the brand name KIRKHILL RUBBER PRODUCTS in blue block capitals. Several compartments contain small remnants of paper retail tags, including one with partially legible text reading DEPT 205-5.

Lot: 328 - Mechanical Musical Birdcage Automaton

A mechanical birdcage automaton attributed to Schmid Brothers. The item features a single yellow-feathered artificial bird perched upon a decorative stand, surrounded by dried floral elements at the base. The assembly is housed within a domed, brass-toned metal cage with vertical bars, two horizontal support rings, and a top hanging ring. The unit is mounted on a circular base supported by three small ball feet. The underside consists of a silver-toned metal plate housing a brass winding key and mounting screws. A small, square metallic label is present on the base, though the markings are not clearly legible. The internal musical movement is designed to play the tune Oh What a Beautiful Morning. Two inventory tags are attached to the exterior of the cage.

Lot: 329 - Roseville Pottery Zephyr Lily Blue Leaf Tray 477

This American art pottery leaf-shaped tray was produced by Roseville Pottery as part of the Zephyr Lily line, which was introduced in 1946. Crafted from earthenware, the elongated vessel features a matte blue glaze with subtle hand-blended color transitions. The interior is decorated with a single relief-molded yellow lily blossom and slender, sweeping green stems. The background is further detailed with molded concentric swirling patterns that suggest ripples in water. The wider end of the tray features an integrated open-loop handle designed to resemble a plant stem. The underside base is finished in a contrasting pale yellow glaze and bears the incised cursive marks Roseville USA 477. Additional markings include a small incised T and a handwritten red number 477.

Lot: 330 - Boyd or Imperial Slag Glass Groundhog Figurine

This slag glass figurine depicts a standing groundhog, also commonly identified as a woodchuck. Based on its form and material, the piece is attributed to American glass manufacturers such as Boyd Crystal Art Glass or Imperial Glass. The figurine is made from pressed slag glass featuring a marbled composition of translucent amber, dark brown, and opaque black swirls. The subject is modeled in an upright, alert posture with its front paws tucked against its chest. Notable molded details include prominent front incisors, facial features, and textured fur patterns on the head and paws. The base of the figurine is formed by the animal's feet.

Lot: 331 - Pair Diamond Princess Victorian Brass Candlesticks

A pair of cast brass candlesticks in the Diamond Princess pattern. Each piece features a traditional baluster form, beginning with a circular sconce and flared rim set upon a ring-turned stem. The central column is characterized by a prominent hexagonal knop with diamond-faceted faces, a distinctive design element of the late 19th-century English style. The stems flare out into a tiered, octagonal base with chamfered corners. The metal exhibits a bright yellow brass finish throughout. No maker marks, stamps, or hallmarks are visible on the exterior surfaces or bases. Height: Approximately 8 inches.

Lot: 332 - Pair Rococo Revival Silver-Plated Candelabra

A pair of five-light candelabra in the Rococo Revival style, likely dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. Each candelabrum is composed of a heavy cast metal body, appearing to be a silver-plated copper-based alloy. The central upright standard is topped with a single candle cup and features a midsection designed as a classical urn with lateral scrolling handles. Four scrolling arms extend from the central pillar, each supporting a decorative candle cup. The ornamentation includes intricate molded details such as acanthus leaf scrolls, fleur-de-lis accents, and floral motifs. The pieces are supported by square, tiered bases with flared, scrolled feet and additional foliate decoration. No maker marks, hallmarks, or country of origin stamps are visible on either piece.

Lot: 333 - 4 Florence Ceramics Pasadena Figurines & Plaques

This collection consists of four glazed ceramic items manufactured by Florence Ceramics of Pasadena, California, featuring Victorian-style figures. Included are two standing figurines and a pair of wall plaques. The large figurine, titled Scarlett, depicts a woman in a voluminous cream-colored dress with dark green trim and bows, wearing a wide-brimmed green hat with gold-textured floral clusters and carrying a matching green parasol. The second figurine, titled Irene, represents a woman in a gray full-skirted coat with gold-line accents and dark green trim, wearing a green hat and holding a gold-textured floral cluster to her shoulder. The two oval wall plaques feature scalloped, gray-shaded edges; one displays a female bust in a pink hood with a large bow, while the other shows a gentleman in a black top hat, white coat, and maroon cravat. Both plaques retain their original gold-toned hanging cords. Each item bears a circular backstamp on the base or reverse reading PASADENA . CALIFORNIA around the outer edge with Florence Ceramics and COPYRIGHT in the center. The standing figurines include hand-written model names Scarlett and Irene on their respective bases. All four pieces are marked with the hand-painted decorator initials PJP.

Lot: 334 - Florence Ceramics Victorian Lady Figurines, Set 3

Trio of glazed ceramic figurines manufactured by Florence Ceramics of Pasadena, California. This collection of California Pottery features three female figures dressed in Victorian-style attire characterized by elaborate gowns, capelets, and bonnets. The largest figure, identified as Meg, wears a cream-colored button-down coat with gold-trimmed scalloped shoulders and a wide-brimmed hat with a green textured lace veil. The figure identified as Irene wears a rose-pink dress with gold-line detailing and a green bonnet. The third figurine is depicted in an olive-green gown with a white capelet and a white and gold bonnet. All three figurines are decorated with hand-painted polychrome details and gold gilt accents. Each base features a circular backstamp in brown ink that reads PASADENA CALIFORNIA Florence Ceramics COPYRIGHT. The names Meg and Irene are incised into the ceramic bases of the corresponding figures.

Lot: 335 - Two Tiffany and Co. Brass Swiss Quartz Desk Clocks

One clock is in working condition. This lot features two Swiss-made desk clocks by Tiffany and Co. The first is a rectangular carriage-style desk clock from the Portfolio collection. It is constructed of gold-toned metal with a brushed finish. The white dial features black Roman numeral hour markers, an inner minute track, and an outer track with Arabic numerals at five-minute intervals. The dial is marked Portfolio Tiffany and Co. Swiss. The top of the case is engraved with the Omni Hotels logo and name. The second item is a gimbal-style swivel desk clock with a round clock head suspended within a rectangular U-shaped frame. The frame features both polished and brushed gold-toned finishes. The minimalist white dial contains black Roman numerals at the 12, 3, 6, and 9 o'clock positions and is marked Tiffany and Co. Swiss. This clock is accompanied by a signature Tiffany and Co. blue box and a Clock Care instruction manual for Calibers 20/21/22. Both clocks utilize quartz movements.

Lot: 336 - Tissot, J. James, Life of Jesus Christ, c. 1903

This illustrated volume is a single book from a larger multi-volume set titled The Life of Jesus Christ by French painter J. James Tissot (James Joseph Jacques Tissot, 1836-1902). The work features a bilingual text arranged in parallel columns of Latin and English. The interior is profusely illustrated with reproductions of Tissot's watercolors, including full-page color plates and numerous black-and-white line drawings interspersed with the text. The binding consists of dark brown pebble-grained leather or leatherette over boards, featuring gilt-stamped titles on the front cover and spine. The front board is further decorated with a prominent gilt-stamped motif depicting a Latin cross entwined with a crown of thorns. This volume contains pages including 183 and 253, covering various biblical narratives such as The Pharisees and Sadducees Come to Tempt Jesus and Suffer the Little Children to Come Unto Me. Included with the book is a single-page typewritten biographical insert providing a summary of Tissot's career, his travels to Palestine beginning in 1886, and the history of the 365 watercolors that comprise this series, noting their acquisition by the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences in 1900. No publisher imprint or title page was visible during inspection, though the binding and content are consistent with editions produced by the Werner Company or McClure-Tissot Co. in the early 20th century.

Lot: 337 - Chinese Hardstone Figure of Guanyin on Dragon

This carved hardstone figure depicts Guanyin, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, in a traditional pose riding a dragon. The figure is rendered in a cream-colored to off-white hardstone, possibly bowenite or soapstone, and wears flowing robes and a high cowl. Guanyin holds a long string of prayer beads in her left hand and a symbolic scroll or vial in her right. The dragon is carved with detailed scales and an open mouth, emerging from a base of stylized swirling waves. The entire sculpture is mounted on a separate, two-tiered rectangular base made of mottled gray and white marble. No signatures, reign marks, or inscriptions were found during visual inspection. A white inventory tag is currently attached to the dragon's body with string. Similar items in the market are frequently identified as 20th-century Chinese carvings.

Lot: 338 - Jack B. Robenson Folk Art Wood Wall Cabinet, 1992

This is a wall-hanging wooden cupboard or key cabinet in the contemporary folk art style, produced by Jack B. Robenson in 1992. The single-piece cabinet is constructed from softwood, likely pine, and finished in a distressed oxblood red paint with a speckled surface intended to simulate age. The form includes a scrolled crest at the top with a pre-drilled hanging hole and a shaped apron at the base. The single door features an inset panel and is mounted to the frame with two brass-toned butterfly hinges. It is secured by a simple wooden turn-button latch. The interior is finished in a contrasting mustard-yellow paint and is fitted with seven hand-forged style iron nails for hanging small household items such as keys. The lower interior portion of the door is marked with four lines of impressed stamps: JACK B. ROBENSON, BLOOSIRBOR, OHIO, 1992, U.S.A.

Lot: 339 - J. Hill Hand-Carved & Painted Wood Hen Duck Decoy

This hand-carved and painted wooden decoy depicts a hen duck, likely a mallard or black duck, featuring a dark brown body with intricate textured plumage throughout. The piece is constructed with a separate carved head that features inset dark bead eyes and a yellow-orange painted bill. Each wing is detailed with a painted blue speculum bordered by white and black accents. The underside of the decoy is flat, finished in grey paint, and bears the incised name J. HILL. The overall form suggests a functional or decorative floating decoy style with a low profile and broad body.

Lot: 340 - Tourmaline Mink Fur Capelet w/ Shawl Collar

This fur capelet is constructed from genuine mink fur in a light blonde and honey shade identified on the accompanying storage tag as Tourmaline mink. The garment features a wide, rounded shawl collar and an open-front design with shaped shoulders. The fur is assembled using a vertical let-out technique. The interior is fully lined with a champagne-colored satin featuring a tonal damask rose floral pattern. Three individual embroidered monogram patches featuring the stylized cursive letters R, L, and G are present on the interior lining. An attached storage tag from Gentry's Furriers, Inc. of Maryville, Tennessee, provides a description of the item and indicates it was professionally stored. The garment is accompanied by a dark brown zippered fabric storage bag and a wooden hanger.

Lot: 341 - Primitive Style Wooden Household Decor Items

A collection of five decorative household items crafted in a primitive style. The group includes a stenciled wooden storage crate made of stained softwood featuring slat-bottom construction and integrated handles. The front face of the crate is stenciled with the text SAMUEL WRIGHT AND SON BLACKSMITHS THE FORGE ASHBURTON while the side panel is stenciled OYSTERS. Also included is a two-piece manual grinder consisting of a grooved wooden wheel with a central spindle handle and a corresponding rectangular base with a carved central trough. An electrified wooden lantern features a wood frame with glass panes, a metal vent top, and a hinged door secured by a metal latch. The lantern is fitted with a single bulb socket, a faux-candle sleeve, and a white electrical cord. The collection further contains a wall-hanging box finished in dark reddish-brown paint, featuring a high shaped backboard with a carved circular hexagram or barn star motif. Completing the lot is a decorative turned wooden staff with a rounded finial and tapered base, decorated with painted horizontal bands in shades of red, teal, yellow, and black. These items are characteristic of late 20th-century decorative mercantile reproductions.

Lot: 342 - Edmund Renard, Die Rheinlande, c. 1921, Folio

This large-format folio, titled Die Rheinlande in Farbenphotographie (The Rhineland in Color Photography), was edited by Prof. Dr. Edmund Renard and published by the Verlagsanstalt fuer Farbenphotographie Carl Weller in Berlin. The book is bound in its original tan publisher cloth featuring decorative black and red gothic-style lettering and a central color pictorial inlay of Aachen Cathedral. The interior consists of high-quality color photography plates tipped onto heavy dark gray cardstock mounts, each protected by a translucent tissue guard. Identifying captions for the plates include Blick auf das Rathaus zu Coeln (View of the Cologne City Hall), Dorfbild aus Eckenhagen (Village scene from Eckenhagen), and In dem verlassenen Steinbruch am Stenzelberg (In the abandoned quarry at Stenzelberg). The publisher imprint, Verlagsanstalt fuer Farbenphotographie Carl Weller, Berlin SW 68, is printed on the lower margin of the mounts.

Lot: 343 - Korean War US Military Photos & Banknotes 1950-53

An archival collection of personal documentation belonging to a United States service member during the Korean War era, circa 1950 to 1953. The lot includes one large-format photograph album featuring a textured brown synthetic cover and black paper mounting pages, along with a collection of loose photographic prints and paper ephemera. The photographs consist primarily of black and white silver gelatin prints documenting military life and operations in the Republic of Korea. Service members are pictured in standard-issue cold weather and utility gear including M1943 and M1951 field jackets, herringbone twill fatigue uniforms, M1 steel helmets, and M1951 field caps. Visual documentation of the theater of operations includes shots of military infrastructure such as general purpose tents, semi-permanent Quonset huts, and timber-framed tent bases. Tactical and field imagery includes views of smoke on mountainsides, soldiers in defensive positions, and various Korean landscapes. Vehicle and mechanical interest items include images of a light tracked utility vehicle, the wreckage of a military aircraft, and interior cockpit views. One photograph bears handwritten ink notations identifying a figure as Ken-Ill and a location as Highway. Ephemera includes several South Korean 100 Won banknotes issued by the Bank of Korea, printed on paper with central guilloche designs and English language text.

Lot: 344 - Inlaid Folk Art Box

A rectangular wooden folk art box, likely of Polish origin and executed in the Zakopane style. The exterior surfaces feature extensive decoration utilizing both incising and pyrography (wood burning) techniques. The hinged lid displays a central composition of two stylized birds facing a vertical floral and leaf motif. This central panel is enclosed by a series of borders, including a band of carved leaves and an outermost edge with repeating burnt oval patterns. The front and side panels continue the decorative scheme with a central leaf border flanked by the same burnt oval motifs. The interior is finished in a natural, light-colored wood with simple metal hinges. No maker marks, signatures, or inscriptions are visible.

Lot: 345 - Fernand Boilauges, Fery Coiffeur Storefront Print

18.5 x 23.5. This print after an original work by Fernand Boilauges (French, 1891-1991) depicts a turn-of-the-century French storefront for Fery Coiffeur, a barbershop and perfumery. The composition is executed in a naive folk-art style, featuring a seated man, a standing woman in a red polka-dot blouse, and a young girl in a blue dress, accompanied by a small black-and-white dog in the foreground. The storefront architecture is detailed with various signs including Maison Fondee en 1862, Parfumerie de 1er Choix, Service Antiseptique, and Salon Modern Style. A window display shows perfume bottles and a mannequin head. The work is a mid-20th-century print on a support with an embossed linen-like texture intended to mimic canvas. It is signed F. Boilauges in the lower right corner. The piece is housed in a simple black-painted wooden frame. 24 x 18 inches.

Lot: 346 - Movie-it Trio Living Picture Book Movie Viewers

This collection consists of three mid-century hand-cranked miniature film viewers, each contained within a textured cardboard slipcase designed to mimic the appearance of a small book. These viewers, manufactured by the Movie-it company, allowed users to view short film loops through a magnifying eyepiece. The lot features three thematic volumes: a yellow Walt Disney Productions box, a blue Fairy Tales box, and a red Adventure box. The yellow box also carries the Living Library series designation on its side. One yellow plastic viewer is included, featuring a side window through which the film loop is visible and a paper label identifying the film as Toyland Adventure. Visible markings are as follows: Yellow Box: living picture books, WALT DISNEY, (c) WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS, living library. Blue Box: living picture books, FAIRY TALES, T.M. REG. Red Box: living picture books, ADVENTURE, T.M. REG. Manufacturer Logo: A circular mark featuring a stylized castle silhouette flanked by the letters M and I is present on all three boxes. Viewer Label: TOYLAND ADVENTURE, including instructions: To Reload Lift handle withdraw magazine insert next.

Lot: 347 - Griswold No. 3 Block Logo Cast Iron Skillet 709

This cast iron skillet was manufactured by Griswold in Erie, Pennsylvania. The underside features the manufacturer's large block logo, consisting of a cross within a circle and the name GRISWOLD centered horizontally. The back is also marked with CAST IRON SKILLET, the size number 3, ERIE PA., U.S.A., and the pattern number 709. A small incised number 3 is located on the top of the handle near the rim. The vessel includes two integrated pour spouts and a handle with a teardrop-shaped hanging aperture. This specific logo style and pattern number indicate production by the Griswold Manufacturing Company during the early to mid-20th century, specifically between 1920 and 1939.

Lot: 348 - Unmarked Cast Iron Skillet w/ Inset Heat Ring

This cast iron skillet is a size 5, featuring two pour spouts and a reinforced inset heat ring on the base. The handle is designed with a teardrop-shaped hanging hole and an incised number 5 on the top surface. The construction exhibits characteristics often associated with the Wagner Manufacturing Co., including the specific handle style and heat ring placement, though identifying manufacturer's marks on the underside are currently obscured by accumulated seasoning and carbon buildup. The skillet is composed of solid cast iron with a dark, aged patina.

Lot: 349 - Wagner Ware Sidney No. 8 Cast Iron Chicken Fryer

This cast iron deep skillet, also known as a chicken fryer, was manufactured by Wagner Ware in Sidney, Ohio. The underside is marked with the stylized trademark reading WAGNER WARE SIDNEY -O- and includes the pattern number 1088 K near the bottom edge. The top of the handle is marked with the numeral 8 to denote its size. The pan is constructed with deep, straight sides, a helper tab opposite the main handle, and a smooth interior cooking surface that lacks pour spouts. The absence of a MADE IN USA mark indicates a manufacture date likely between the 1920s and the 1950s. A white auction tag is attached to the handle by a string.

Lot: 350 - Griswold No. 9 Large Block Logo Cast Iron Griddle

This round cast iron griddle was manufactured by The Griswold Manufacturing Company in Erie, Pennsylvania. The item features a low-profile rim and a tapered handle with an elongated hanging hole. The base of the griddle is embossed with the Griswold Large Block Logo, a design produced approximately between 1920 and 1940. The underside markings include the text CAST IRON GRIDDLE in a top arc, the number 9 below it, and THE GRISWOLD MFG CO in a semi-circle around the central logo. The central logo consists of a circular border containing a cross with the word GRISWOLD inside the horizontal bar. The bottom arc is marked ERIE, PA., U. S. A. and the pattern number 609 is embossed near the handle. The top of the handle features a raised square containing the letter E.

Lot: 351 - Pottery Craft Yellow Spongeware Duck Casserole

A two-piece glazed earthenware covered dish manufactured by Pottery Craft. The piece features an oval base with vertical ribbing and a lid molded in the form of a nesting duck. The exterior is decorated with a yellow sponged or spatter glaze over a cream ground, with the duck's beak painted solid orange and its eyes finished in a dark tone. The interior of the dish and the lid are finished with a clear glaze over the cream-colored body. The underside of the base bears a stamped manufacturer's mark. Literal Transcription: POTTERY CRAFT / HANDCRAFTED IN / OXNARD ? USA.

Lot: 352 - Set Kelly-Springfield & Mohawk Tire Ashtrays

This lot features three mid-20th century promotional advertising ashtrays, each constructed from a miniature rubber tire housing a glass insert. The collection includes one item from Kelly-Springfield Tires and two from the Mohawk Rubber Company of Akron, Ohio. The Kelly-Springfield ashtray contains a dark green glass insert with an applied color label in white reading KELLY, an overlapping KS logo, and TIRES. Its rubber tire sidewall features embossed lettering including the brand name. The first Mohawk Rubber Company ashtray features a clear glass insert over a black and white graphic label reading COMPLIMENTS OF, Mohawk in stylized text, and MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY, alongside a profile logo. The accompanying rubber tire is embossed with MOHAWK and ULTISSIMO on the sidewall. The second Mohawk ashtray has a clear glass insert over a green and white label printed with MOHAWK TIRES, THE MOHAWK RUBBER CO. AKRON, OHIO, and a logo with -MOHAWK- above an Indian head profile. The rubber tire for this example is also embossed with MOHAWK and ULTISSIMO. These items were produced as promotional giveaways for tire dealerships and automotive service centers. Approximately 6 inches in diameter each.

Lot: 353 - Bridgestone, Goodyear & General Tire Ashtrays

This collection consists of several promotional ashtrays modeled after automotive tires from the mid-to-late 20th century. The group includes a Bridgestone RD-116 tire with a clear glass basin featuring the brand logo in black and red. A second item represents the Spanish-market branding Neumaticos General, featuring a thick-tread tire and a white ceramic bowl with a red G logo. Two Goodyear examples are present: one American Eagle Radial with Flexten branding and a glass insert depicting an eagle in flight, and a Goodyear Service Store commemorative ashtray for the 1083 Peck Street location in Muskegon, Michigan, featuring a Power Cushion 7.75-14 tire. These pieces are constructed from vulcanized rubber with glass or ceramic inserts. Approximate diameter: 5.5 to 6.5 inches.

Lot: 354 - 3 Firestone & Goodyear Advertising Tire Ashtrays

A lot of three promotional automotive ashtrays produced for the Goodyear and Firestone tire companies. Each ashtray consists of a miniature molded rubber tire fitted with a removable glass insert. The first item is a Goodyear promotional ashtray featuring a miniature tractor tire with a deep agricultural lug tread. The interior glass insert features a blue base with gold-tone lettering that reads GOOD YEAR SOIL CONSERVATION AWARDS LUNCHEON. The second item is a Firestone Deluxe Champion ashtray. The miniature rubber tire features a ribbed tread design and is marked Firestone, DELUXE CHAMPION, and Gum-Dipped on the sidewall. The sidewall also includes a MADE IN U.S.A. mark. The clear glass insert features a molded script Firestone logo on the base. The third item is a Firestone Transteel Radial XR4 ashtray. The rubber tire features a modern radial-style tread with sidewall markings including Firestone, TRANSTEEL RADIAL, XR4, and PROTECTOR PLY. The clear glass insert features a red printed script Firestone logo on the interior base. Diameter: Approximately 5.5 to 6 inches each.

Lot: 355 - 7 American School Geography Textbooks 1845-1898

This lot comprises a collection of seven antique American school geography textbooks dating from the mid-to-late 19th century. The volumes represent a cross-section of 19th-century American pedagogical literature, primarily published for the Ohio and New York school markets. Included in the collection are: Morse's School Geography (Harper and Brothers, 1845) featuring cerographic maps; Barnes's Complete Geography by James Monteith (American Book Company, 1895); Natural Advanced Geography by Redway and Hinman (American Book Company, 1898); Warren's New Physical Geography (Cowperthwait and Company); The New Eclectic Series Complete Geography (American Book Company); Eclectic Series Intermediate Geography No. 2 (Van Antwerp, Bragg and Company); and Appleton's Standard Higher Geography. Each volume is bound in quarto format with printed and illustrated paper-covered boards and reinforced cloth or leather spines. The books are heavily illustrated with wood-engraved vignettes and numerous detailed maps, including a notable map of Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. Several volumes are designated as specific state editions, such as the Ohio and New York editions. Approximate dimensions: Each volume approximately 12 x 10 inches.

Lot: 356 - Lindbergh, Cooper & Crossley: 3 Cloth Vols 1890-38

A collection of three hardcover octavo volumes featuring decorative cloth bindings in shades of orange-red and maroon. 1. Lindbergh, Anne Morrow. Listen! The Wind. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1938. Fifth printing, November 1938. Octavo. Bound in orange-red cloth with a gilt-stamped seaplane motif on the front board and gilt lettering to the spine. Typography designed by Robert Josephy. 2. Cooper, J. Fenimore. The Prairie: A Tale. New York and Boston: Thomas Y. Crowell & Co., undated (circa late 19th century). Astor Edition. Octavo. Bound in dark maroon cloth with a blind-stamped Astor Edition wreath logo on the front cover and an ornate gilt-decorated spine. 3. Crossley, H. T. Practical Talks on Important Themes. [Toronto: Methodist Publishing House/William Briggs], undated (circa 1895). Octavo. Bound in dark maroon cloth featuring ornate gilt-stamped portraits of H. T. Crossley and J. E. Hunter on the front cover, accompanied by a facsimile signature of the author. The spine tail bears the MPH monogram.

Lot: 357 - Wood Shoe Shine Box w/ Brushes

This shoe shine box is constructed of dark-stained hardwood and features a slanted-side design with splayed legs and a hinged lid. The lid is secured with two brass-tone hinges and is topped with a decorative cast-iron footrest. This footrest displays an openwork pattern of scrolling foliage and flowers. The main body of the box utilizes finger-jointed construction at the corners, and the side supports feature decorative heart-shaped notches at the base. Included with the box is a collection of shoe care brushes. Two of the larger brushes are stamped with the Cadillac brand name and the text Good Things for Shoes and 100 percent Horsehair. A third large brush features an SS logo and is also marked 100 percent Horsehair. A small long-handled applicator brush is marked Harris and Made in England.

Lot: 358 - UMCO 2080 UPB Cantilever Tackle Box w/ Lures

A large UMCO model 2080 UPB cantilever fishing tackle box manufactured in Warroad, Minnesota. The box features a brown textured exterior shell with gold-tone metal latches and a black top handle. The handle is marked with the manufacturer's name, model number 2080 UPB, and the location of manufacture. The double-opening top reveals seven tiered cantilever trays with black plastic frames and cork-lined bottoms. The box contains an extensive collection of fishing lures and terminal tackle. Brand names visible within the assortment include Storm, Heddon, Luhr-Jensen, Fred Arbogast, and Bagley. The lot includes several lures in their original retail packaging, such as Storm Thundersticks and Control Depth crankbaits. The collection features a variety of hard plastic and wooden baits, spoons, spinners, soft plastic lures, lead weights, bobbers, and fishing tools.

Lot: 359 - Primitive Metal Candle Lighting Fixtures

An assortment of primitive style lighting fixtures in the Early American and Colonial Revival tradition, primarily constructed of tin or iron with dark patinated and painted finishes. The collection includes a double-arm candle-style table lamp featuring two conical metal shades suspended from curved wire arms, a central support rod with a ring finial, and a deep circular tray base. A single candle-style table lamp is featured with a flared conical weighted base. The group also contains an oval-backed sconce with a single socket and a rectangular-frame two-light sconce designed for hardwiring. Two separate domed metal bases or shades with threaded central sockets are also included. The candle sockets are fitted with ivory and yellow-toned plastic sleeves designed to simulate dripping wax.

Lot: 360 - John G. Elbs Starless Wood & Wire Egg Carrier Tray

This antique wooden carrier tray was manufactured by John G. Elbs in Rochester, New York, as part of the Starless line of carriers and trays. The rectangular box is constructed with finger-jointed corners and features a pivoting central metal wire handle that fits into a recessed groove along the top edge. The exterior displays dark stenciled text on multiple sides. The primary side identifies the manufacturer and location, including patent dates such as March 20, 1883, and March 14, 1905. Another side contains a lengthy stenciled warning regarding the use of the carrier with specific patented trays, referencing an April 1, 1893, date and other pending patents. The interior is fitted with a brown fiberboard or heavy paperboard liner featuring vertical ventilation slots. Two small wooden runners are attached to the underside to serve as feet.

Lot: 361 - Andy Smith Lidded Pit-Fired Vessel w/ Wood Handle

A handmade studio pottery vessel by Andy Smith featuring an organic, three-lobed bulbous form. The ceramic body is finished with a burnished, unglazed exterior decorated with variegated fire clouds in shades of charcoal black, sienna, and earthy orange, characteristic of a pit-fired or barrel-fired process. The piece includes a matching domed lid topped with a small spherical knob and a natural, gnarled wooden branch handle secured across the top with wire. The underside of the base is incised with the maker mark AS.

Lot: 362 - 1919 Pompeian Mfg. Co. Liberty Girl Lithograph

10 x 29. This 1919 color lithograph, titled Liberty Girl, was produced by The Pompeian Mfg. Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, as part of their promotional Pompeian Beauty series. The print features a young woman in a light blue dress clutching a red fabric, set against a patriotic backdrop that includes a blue service star featuring a soldier's portrait and a silhouette of an infantryman with a rifle. A printed box at the bottom contains a poem by Daniel M. Henderson. The piece is set in a dark-stained wood frame. The reverse of the frame bears a handwritten label that reads: The Pompeian MFG Co. Cleveland, Ohio 1919 Liberty Girl. The print is a typical example of a yard long advertising art panel from the World War I era.

Lot: 363 - Japanese Carved Woman and Netsuke

This lot consists of two Japanese carvings from the late 19th to early 20th century. The first item is a standing okimono depicting a woman in a traditional kimono and obi. The body of the figure is carved from ivory, which displays characteristic Schreger lines on the underside of the base. The head is crafted from a contrasting dark material, likely boxwood or dark-stained ivory. The kimono is decorated with fine incised and pigment-filled sumi-e style motifs of foliage and birds. The second item is a wooden netsuke representing a seated male figure holding a large cylindrical object. It is carved from boxwood with a honey-colored patina and includes two himotoshi cord holes on the reverse. The base and back of the netsuke feature several incised characters, though they are not clearly legible. The netsuke is accompanied by a yellow velvet-lined presentation box.

Lot: 364 - Pair Chinese Carved Bone Elder Figures

A pair of hand-carved bone figurines depicting two Chinese elders in traditional rural attire. One figure represents a bearded man with a smiling expression, holding a gnarled wooden-style staff and a pipe. The companion figure features hair pulled back in a bun and carries a woven basket over one arm and a fan in the opposite hand. Both figures are dressed in traditional tunics and trousers. The material is cream-colored bone exhibiting a natural grain and aged surface characteristics. Each figurine is mounted on a rectangular, dark-stained wooden plinth with stepped corners. No maker marks, signatures, or inscriptions are visible on the figures or the bases.

Lot: 365 - Victorian Walnut Rococo Revival Oval Parlor Table

31 x 22.5 x 30. This late 19th-century Victorian parlor table is constructed of walnut. The table features an oval top formed from two joined solid wood boards. The apron is deep and shaped, featuring a central raised oval medallion with carved accents and turned drop finials at the junction of each leg. The table is supported by four heavily contoured S-curved legs. These legs are joined by a shaped X-stretcher which supports a central turned wood bowl-shaped finial. The feet terminate in small metal casters. No manufacturer marks, labels, or stamps are visible.

Lot: 366 - History, Botany, and Agriculture Books

This collection includes multiple hardcover volumes focused on natural history, botany, and agricultural science. Two Yearbooks of Agriculture from the United States Department of Agriculture are present: Water (1955) in blue patterned cloth and Grass (1948) in green cloth with a black title block. The group contains two botanical guides by Harriet L. Keeler, published by Charles Scribner's Sons: Our Native Trees and How to Identify Them (Fourth Edition, 1904) and Our Northern Shrubs and How to Identify Them (1903), both in decorative tan cloth with botanical spine illustrations. Ellen Robertson-Miller's Butterfly and Moth Book (Revised and Enlarged Edition, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1934) is an ex-library copy in dark green cloth with library markings. Also included are three volumes by John Burroughs published by Houghton, Mifflin and Company: The Light of Day (1900), Winter Sunshine (Tenth Edition, 1886), and Indoor Studies (1895), bound in uniform brown cloth.

Lot: 367 - J. Henry Cornstock Science Books

This lot consists of two classic scientific reference works by John Henry Comstock. The first volume is A Manual for the Study of Insects, Seventh Edition, co-authored by Anna Botsford Comstock and published by the Comstock Publishing Company in Ithaca, New York, in 1907. This octavo hardcover is bound in original blue publisher cloth with silver-toned lettering and a faded insect and floral motif on the spine. It includes several color plates, such as Plate I depicting various butterflies, as well as extensive black and white anatomical diagrams. The second volume is The Spider Book, a revised 1940 edition edited by W. J. Gertsch and published by Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc. in New York. It is bound in tan textured publisher cloth with a dark title block on the spine. This volume contains detailed classification keys and accounts of arachnids, illustrated with numerous black and white photographs and line drawings.

Lot: 368 - Shakespeare & Burroughs Book Set, Houghton Mifflin

A collection of seven hardcover volumes published by the Houghton Mifflin Company at the Riverside Press, Cambridge. The group includes a six-volume set of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, edited by Richard Grant White, and one volume from The Writings of John Burroughs. The Shakespeare volumes are organized into three sections: Comedies (Volumes I and II), Histories and Poems (Volumes III and IV), and Tragedies (Volumes V and VI). The title pages for the Shakespeare set are printed in red and black ink and feature the Riverside Press device. The Burroughs volume is identified on the spine label as Volume XVII, with a title page featuring a photogravure-style illustration of a stone building. The volumes are uniformly bound in olive green cloth with printed paper labels on the spines. The Shakespeare labels list the specific contents and volume numbers in Roman numerals. The Burroughs spine label uses a variant spelling, John Burroughes' Writings. All volumes were produced in Boston and New York by Houghton Mifflin Company between 1911 and 1915.

Lot: 369 - Doubleday, Page & Co. Nature Library Set, 1904-23

A collection of four hardcover nature reference volumes from The Nature Library and The New Nature Library series, published by Doubleday, Page & Co. and Doubleday, Page & Company between 1904 and 1923. The group features two distinct binding styles. Two volumes are bound in brown publisher's cloth with gilt-stamped spine titles and pictorial vignettes, consisting of Volume III: Bird Homes by A. Radclyffe Dugmore (1904) and Volume IV: Animals by Witmer Stone and William Everett Cram (1904). The remaining two volumes are bound in olive-green cloth with black and gilt decorative spine elements from The New Nature Library series, consisting of Vol. IV: The Insect Book by Leland O. Howard (1923) and Vol. V: American Animals by Witmer Stone and William Everett Cram (1922). The quarto-sized books are illustrated with photographic plates from nature, including some in color. The title pages indicate publication locations in New York and Garden City.

Lot: 370 - Gothic Revival Cast Metal Hexagonal Swag Lamp

A mid-century hanging lantern-style swag lamp designed in the Gothic Revival or Hollywood Regency style. The lamp features a hexagonal cage-like body constructed from cast metal panels with an antiqued gold-toned finish. Each of the six panels displays intricate openwork consisting of scrolling foliate designs and architectural motifs reminiscent of Gothic tracery. The lamp is suspended from a matching metal chain and includes a long electrical cord for swag-style installation. It is equipped with a single light socket operated by a pull-chain switch, which terminates in a decorative gold-colored textile tassel. While similar models are occasionally associated with mid-century casting companies such as General Italian Metalwork (GIM), no maker marks are visible on this example. The lamp currently lacks the glass or translucent plastic inserts typically found behind the openwork panels.

Lot: 371 - After Charles Burton Barber Chromolithograph

14.5 x 29.5. This chromolithograph print on board depicts a sentimental genre scene in the late 19th-century Victorian style, heavily associated with the works of British artist Charles Burton Barber. The vertical composition features a young child with blonde curls dressed in a white nightgown, standing beside a brass-framed bed draped with red curtains. The child is looking down at a small terrier-type dog lying on a patterned fringed rug, while a larger collie-type dog peers through a doorway on the right. A pair of blue slippers with white pom-poms rests on the floor in the lower left corner. No artist signature or date is visible on the front of the work. The print is housed in a simple rectangular wooden frame with an off-white painted finish. The reverse is sealed with a brown board backing and carries a modern auction sticker with a barcode and the numbers 109 and 371.

Lot: 372 - Fashion & Novelty Costume Jewelry Rings

A collection of approximately 34 assorted fashion and novelty costume jewelry rings in a variety of styles, themes, and finishes. The group features a silver-tone commemorative Elvis Presley ring with a central circular portrait under a clear dome, surrounded by a halo of clear rhinestones and finished with an engraved interior band reading The king of Rock and Roll. Symbolic and themed rings include a large bronze-tone articulated scorpion, a rhinestone-accented Ankh, a double-finger mustache ring encrusted with clear stones, a double-finger skull and crossbones ring with red heart accents, and a silver-tone open band with smiley faces and peace signs. Animal-themed designs include a black enameled dog and a rhinestone bunny. Several cocktail-style rings are present, including multi-colored rhinestone flower motifs, faux pearl clusters, and rings with large faceted glass central stones. Signet-style pieces include a silver-tone ring with a skull and crossbones crest and a gold-tone ring dated 2020. The items are primarily constructed from base metals with silver-tone, gold-tone, and bronze-tone finishes, decorated with glass rhinestones, enamel, and synthetic stones. One gold-tone signet ring bears a 925 mark on the inner shank.

Lot: 373 - 26 Novelty, Signet & Cocktail Rings

An assortment of twenty-six rings in various designs, including novelty, signet, and decorative cocktail styles. The collection features a mix of silver-tone, gold-tone, and rose-gold-tone base metals, with select pieces bearing stamps. Notable items include a silver-tone band with a gold-tone cat motif, the interior of which is marked 925 750 and inscribed love my kitty. Also included is a wide open-back band featuring an embossed seated Buddha figure and Chinese characters marked S999, along with a second wide band completely covered in embossed Chinese characters. The lot contains several figural and novelty designs: a detailed human skull, a peacock accented with brown faceted stones, pink enamel lips with clear stone accents, a blue enamel mustache, a red enamel bow, and a large red rhinestone-encrusted flourish ring. Signet-style rings include a silver-tone band with an interlaced Valknut symbol and a gold-tone ring with an engraved floral design. Other pieces include a token-style portrait ring with blue enamel, a wide pierced latticework band, an engagement-style ring with rose-gold-tone prongs, and a gold-tone ring set with a single white faux pearl. Decorative accents throughout the collection include enamel, faceted glass or crystal rhinestones, and faux gemstones in prong, bezel, and pave settings. Quantity: 26 items.

Lot: 374 - An Assortment of Fashion and Costume Jewelry Rings

This lot comprises a collection of fashion and costume jewelry rings in a diverse range of styles. The group includes cocktail rings, stackable bands, signet-style rings, and several themed pieces. Notable designs feature a motorcycle engine, a squirrel, a dachshund, and floral motifs, along with initial rings for the letters M and C and a Greek key pattern. Most items are crafted from silver-tone, gold-tone, or rose gold-tone plated base metals. Decorative elements include faceted multicolored rhinestones, simulated turquoise cabochons, amber-colored glass or resin, mother-of-pearl style inlays, and enamel. Visible markings include an S925 hallmark on a gold-tone C initial ring, indicating gold-plated sterling silver. A silver-tone animal ring is inscribed DACHSHUND on the interior, and a separate band is inscribed with the phrase be with you. One gold-tone cluster ring retains a retail tag marked SIZE 8. The rings utilize various setting techniques including prong, bezel, and pav?. Size: Assorted, including one tagged size 8.

Lot: 375 - Collection of 42 Fashion & Costume Jewelry Rings

This collection consists of approximately 42 assorted fashion and costume jewelry rings featuring a diverse range of styles, including cocktail rings, decorative bands, and novelty pieces. Notable designs include a rhinestone-encrusted mustache, green enameled sunglasses, and a large scorpion motif embellished with multi-colored rhinestones and a green faceted center stone. The rings are predominantly crafted from gold-tone, silver-tone, and rose gold-tone plated base metals. Embellishments include faceted glass rhinestones in various colors, faux pearls, enamel accents, and several cabochons. Significant pieces include a gold-tone ring with a large pink crackle-finish sphere and a silver-tone ring featuring a large black domed cabochon. One silver-tone foliate band is marked 925. A gold-tone heart-motif ring is inscribed with the word Together on the interior of the band. Sizes: Assorted; several pieces feature adjustable bands.

Lot: 376 - Fragrant Jewels Str. & Gold-Plated Jewelry

This lot consists of a collection of jewelry pieces, including rings, necklaces, and earrings, attributed to Fragrant Jewels. The collection is primarily composed of 925 sterling silver, with some pieces featuring gold-tone plating. The assortment of rings includes: - A rose gold-tone sterling silver halo ring featuring a central round faceted clear stone surrounded by a halo of smaller stones and stone-set shoulders. - A sterling silver cocktail ring featuring a hexagonal-cut moss agate center stone in a halo setting with ornate, openwork shoulders. - A sterling silver ring featuring a marquise-cut iridescent center stone resembling mystic topaz, accented with channel-set purple stones and pave-set clear stone details. - A sterling silver ring featuring a cushion-cut pink faceted center stone within a clear stone halo, flanked by tapered baguette-cut side stones. - A sterling silver ring featuring an oval faceted blue center stone surrounded by a halo of clear stones with a pave-set band. The necklaces include: - A gold-plated sterling silver chain with a circular pendant featuring a faceted green center stone and a clear stone halo, marked S925 on the metal tag. - A sterling silver chain with a palm tree-shaped pendant pave-set with clear faceted stones, marked 925 on the clasp tag. The earrings consist of a pair of hinged sterling silver hoop earrings featuring dragonfly motifs with blue and green enamel-filled wings and clear stone-set bodies. The interior of the hoops is marked S925. Visible hallmarks include 925 and S925 on various pieces. Gemstones have been identified based on visual appearance and have not undergone laboratory testing for authenticity or grade. Ring Sizes: 6, 7, 8.

Lot: 377 - Str. & Silver-Plated Tableware & Collectibles

This lot features an assortment of metalware, including sterling silver, nickel silver, and silver-plated items. The collection includes a Peruvian combination corkscrew and bottle opener with a handle cast in the form of a stylized Tumi deity figure; the reverse is marked PERU .925 and JP. A letter opener with an ornate handle is marked STERLING HANDLE on the blade. A decorative belt hook or chain clip with an engraved monogram R and an ornate border is accompanied by a swivel clasp marked NICKEL SILVER. The lot also includes five silver-plated flatware pieces in various patterns, featuring markings such as 1881 ROGERS ONEIDA LTD, WM ROGERS & SON AA IS, OLD COMPANY PLATE, and WM ROGERS MFG CO. One tablespoon features an engraved script monogram B within a shield. The flatware group consists of two forks and three spoons, including one with a serrated tip for grapefruit.

Lot: 378 - Trio Sedgwick Corporate Service Award Lapel Pins

A trio of corporate service award lapel pins for Sedgwick, each presented in an individual jewelry box. Item 1: One yellow gold-tone oval lapel pin. The face features a central blue globe logo and is inscribed Sedgwick CMS. It is accented with two round brilliant-cut clear stones set above the logo. An accompanying tag in the overview image is marked Gold. Item 2: One silver-tone oval lapel pin. The face features a central blue and black globe logo with the text sedgwick oriented vertically to the right. It is accented with four round brilliant-cut clear stones arranged in an arc on the left side of the globe. Item 3: One silver-tone oval lapel pin. The face features a central blue and black globe logo with the text sedgwick oriented horizontally below. It is accented with three round brilliant-cut clear stones set in a row above the globe. Each pin is housed in a black hinged presentation box with a velvet-covered base and white satin-lined lid. One box features a decorative gold-toned metal rim. These items are employee recognition awards for Sedgwick, formerly Sedgwick Claims Management Services.

Lot: 379 - An Assortment of Gold-Tone Costume Jewelry

This collection of gold-tone costume jewelry includes one flat herringbone chain necklace and several other accessories. The necklace is secured with a lobster claw clasp and features circular end caps. The group includes several rings: one floral cluster-style ring with a dark blue oval-cut simulated sapphire center stone surrounded by clear rhinestone accents; two rings featuring clusters of clear round-cut rhinestones; and one bypass-style ring with a white oval simulated opal cabochon accented by small clear rhinestones. A single stud earring featuring a clear faceted stone in a four-prong setting is also included. Two of the rings are stamped on the interior of the bands with the hallmarks 18KH.G.E. and 18KT H.G.E. followed by a circular maker's mark containing a stylized logo, indicating they are heavy gold electroplate.

Lot: 380 - Taxco Mexican Str. Seven-Strand Semanario Bracelet

A sterling silver multi-strand bangle bracelet of Mexican origin. This piece is a semanario style bracelet, featuring seven individual thin, textured wire strands held together by a single rectangular silver slide. The interior of the slide is stamped with the marks MEXICO, 925, and the registration mark TR-93. The registration code TR-93 identifies the item as being produced in Taxco, Mexico, by a silversmith with the last initial R and registration number 93. The metal has a bright finish with light tarnish visible in the recessed patterns of the wire. This is a continuous slip-on style bangle with no clasp.

Lot: 381 - Firestone, U.S. Royal & Cooper Tire Ashtray Trio

This lot consists of three rubber tire promotional ashtrays representing prominent American tire manufacturers. The first ashtray features a black rubber tire molded with the text Firestone, TRANSTEEL RADIAL, and XR4, complemented by a blocky tread pattern. It includes a clear glass insert with a white base that displays the Firestone name in a stylized red font. The second ashtray is a U.S. Royal Master model with a smooth-walled black rubber tire. The clear glass insert for this item features the words U.S. ROYAL TIRES embossed within a rectangular frame on the bottom. The third ashtray is branded for Cooper, with the tire molded with the brand name and Armored Cord alongside a shield-shaped logo and a ribbed tread pattern. The glass insert for the Cooper ashtray includes a decorative gold-toned rim. These promotional items were commonly distributed as advertising collectibles during the mid-20th century.

Lot: 382 - 3 General, Seiberling & Goodyear Tire Ashtrays

This lot consists of a trio of automotive promotional tire-shaped ashtrays, commonly used as advertising items for gas stations and dealerships during the mid-20th century. The first item is a General Tire ashtray made of molded black rubber with the brand name in raised lettering on the sidewall; the central glass insert is missing. The second item is a Seiberling All-Tread tire ashtray featuring a molded rubber exterior and a clear glass insert. The sidewall displays a diamond logo with the letter S followed by the text SEIBERLING and ALL-TREAD. The third item is a Goodyear tractor tire ashtray with a lugged tread pattern. The sidewall is molded with technical markings including 13-24, 6 PLY RATING, and REAR. This piece includes a glass insert featuring a blue background and a yellow diamond Goodyear logo with blue text.

Lot: 383 - Set 4 Unused Gambling & Amusement Punchboards

This lot features a collection of four gambling and amusement punchboards, typically utilized as manual games of chance or trade stimulators in the mid-20th century. Each board is constructed from lithographed cardboard and paper. The Win A Buck board features a 5-cent denomination with a yellow, red, and maroon color scheme, specifying winning numbers for 1.00 dollar prizes. The Bucks board is a 5-cent denomination game with Western-themed graphics of a cowboy on a bucking bronco and lists winning number ranges for cash payouts. The Put and Take board serves as a candy bar trade stimulator with odd penny denominations ranging from 1 to 5 cents; it features the inscription UNION MADE with a circular logo at the bottom edge. The largest board, titled Big Game, is a 25-cent denomination game with a tropical jungle theme, featuring palm tree graphics and advertising tiered cash awards up to 500 dollars. This board is marked Form 318 in the lower right corner. All four items are New Old Stock and remain sealed in protective plastic wrap.

Lot: 384 - 4 Unused Gambling Punchboards: Sawbuck & Bucks

A collection of four unused gambling punchboards, also referred to as trade stimulators, constructed from lithographed cardboard and paper. The group includes one large format Tiny Double Sawbuck board for 25-cent play featuring a checkerboard pattern and a jackpot prize structure ranging from $1.00 to $20.00. A medium-sized board titled Bucks is configured for 5-cent play and features a multi-color illustration of a cowboy on a bucking horse with various winning number combinations. The collection also includes two small format 5-cent play boards. One board is designed for cigarette prizes and illustrates mid-century brands including Lucky Strike, Camel, Chesterfield, and Old Gold. The other features a Western Beer theme with prizes offered in bottle quantities. Two boards include dealer-applied notes on the protective packaging attributing the items to the Korean War era. No manufacturer markings are visible on the boards.

Lot: 385 - Set 3 Gambling & Merchandise Punch Boards

This collection consists of three mid-20th century punch boards, originally used as trade stimulators in establishments such as taverns and drugstores. Each board is constructed from heavy fiberboard with a printed paper face and remains in an unpunched state. The first board is titled Tip-Top Charley, designed for 25 cent play with a maximum advertised payout of $200.00 and various winning combinations paying $1.00 or $5.00. The second board is titled Sweet Shop, a 25 cent play merchandise board designed for candy prizes, featuring a citation regarding a Utah Supreme Court legal decision. The third board is titled Beat the Seven, a 10 cent play card-themed board that lists payouts for specific playing card ranks ranging from 50 cents to $10.00 and includes a blue polka dot border. All three boards are enclosed in protective plastic wrap and feature modern retail price labels.

Lot: 386 - Pair Trade Stimulator Punchboards, Schrafft's

This lot features two mid-twentieth-century trade stimulator punchboards in unpunched condition. The first item is an advertising punchboard for Schrafft's Chocolates titled Christmas Assortment. Constructed of paper-covered heavy cardboard, it features a printed illustration of Santa Claus and a payout list for various candy prizes including Exotic, Miniature, Personal Choice, Gold Chest, and Schrafft's Xmas Chocolates. The board is denominated at 5 cents per punch and bears the identification mark XSC-2-6 near the bottom. The second item is a Six Fine Prizes jackpot-style gambling punchboard identified as Form 31607. This board is constructed of paper-covered cardboard and features forty-eight intact gold-toned foil seals over a symbol-based payout table resembling slot machine reels. The lower section contains a large grid of unpunched holes, and the top includes windows for six jackpot prizes. It is denominated at 10 cents per punch and carries instructions stating that the last punch on the board receives all remaining seals. Both items are currently housed in their original protective plastic wrap.

Lot: 387 - Twelve Hole Rustic Stained Wood Vertical Wine Rack

38.5 inches long. A tall, vertical wine rack or bottle holder crafted from solid wood with a dark brown stained finish. The piece is constructed from a single rectangular timber beam featuring twelve circular, tapered cutouts designed to hold wine bottles by their necks in a horizontal display. The design is reminiscent of a traditional French champagne riddling rack or a colonial-style sugar mold. The surface exhibits a rustic and primitive aesthetic with visible wood grain, knots, and intentional surface distressing. The back of the rack is flat and finished with the same dark stain as the primary surfaces. No maker marks, labels, or signatures are visible on the object.

Lot: 388 - Pach Bros., Roosevelt & Family Portrait, 1903

27.5 x 35. This hand-colored photographic print on paper depicts a formal group portrait of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt and his family in an outdoor garden setting. The composition features the President seated with his wife, Edith, surrounded by their children. In the lower-left corner, there is a printed inscription that reads Copyright PACH BROS. 1903. Pach Bros. was a prominent New York photography studio known for documenting significant figures of the era. The work is housed in a large, ornate gilded composition frame decorated with scrolled acanthus and foliate motifs. The print is protected behind glass. The verso is sealed with black kraft paper and equipped with a hanging wire.

Lot: 389 - Labeled Birds in the Air Patchwork Quilt, 2004

83 x 8 ft. A large-scale patchwork quilt identified by an attached label as the Birds in the Air pattern. The quilt features a multi-colored top that is machine-pieced and hand-quilted. The central design is set on point in a diamond orientation, featuring Birds in the Air blocks with dark-colored triangles surrounding central squares of red or yellow patterned fabric. These blocks are separated by large squares of pink-on-pink printed fabric and intersected by smaller green patterned cornerstones. The quilt is finished with multiple borders: a thin white inner border, followed by decorative borders in yellow and red, a wide outer border of dark brown fabric with a small floral print, and a final green patterned binding. The quilting is executed by hand in several decorative motifs including a clamshell or fan pattern across the main body, a scroll design in the yellow border, and straight-line quilting in the wide outer border. The reverse side is a solid off-white cotton fabric. A fabric label is hand-stitched to the reverse bottom corner and inscribed in cursive: Birds in the Air, By Marti Sherwood, Wheatfield, IN, Dec. 2004, Quilted by Sally Giles.

Lot: 390 - Primitive Hand-Carved Wood Dough Bowl

38.5 inches long. A large hand-carved wooden dough bowl or trencher of elongated oval form. The vessel is hand-hewn from a single piece of wood and features high, sloping sides with rounded ends. The interior and exterior surfaces show visible signs of hand-tooling, including gouges and tool marks, contributing to its rustic appearance. The wood is finished in a dark brown stain that highlights natural features such as knots and surface checks. 

Lot: 391 - Assorted American Carnival Glass Tableware

An assortment of early 20th-century American carnival glass featuring several distinct patterns and forms. The collection includes a creamer in the Maple Leaf pattern, featuring raised foliage on a stippled or cracked ice background with an amethyst base and heavy multi-color iridescence; this pattern is attributed to the Northwood Glass Company or Dugan-Diamond. A tumbler in the Fashion pattern, attributed to the Imperial Glass Company, displays a geometric design of hobstars and cross-hatching with a vibrant electric blue iridescent finish. A mug in the Beaded Shell pattern, attributed to the Imperial Glass Company, features a central shell motif with beaded ribs and a rustic, twig-like handle over an amethyst base with smoke-toned iridescence. The group also contains an Orange Tree pattern mug, attributed to the Fenton Art Glass Company, showing stylized fruit trees and a geometric border on a cobalt blue base with a silvery-bronze iridescent coating. All items are manufactured using pressed glass techniques and feature molded starburst or geometric designs on the bases. No maker marks or signatures are visible on any of the pieces.

Lot: 392 - Jacques Buck, Buhnenkopfe & Schminkkunst, 1907

A first edition copy of Jacques Bucks Buhnenkopfe und Die Schminkkunst (Jacques Buck's Stage Heads and the Art of Makeup), published in Zurich in 1907 by the author. Jacques Buck is identified on the title page as the chief hairdresser at the Zurich theaters since 1879 and at the Munich Volkstheater. This volume is a specialized section of the larger work, identified on the front cover as Gallerie Frauenkopfe (Gallery of Female Heads). It serves as a practical manual for stage performers and theater hairdressers, focusing on the application of makeup and character styling. The work features phototype (Lichtdruck) plates illustrating various historical and dramatic female roles, including Elizabeth I of England, Mary Stuart, Catherine de Medici, and Donna Anna. The title page describes the complete series as containing 120 plates across three parts: Part A (The Art of Makeup), Part B (72 Male Heads), and Part C (24 Female Heads). This specific volume contains the plates and makeup instructions for the female characters. The book is bound in the original brown cloth with an embossed central theatrical mask motif and stylized vine borders. The publication was printed by A. Tschopp in Zurich.

Lot: 393 - Hooker, Lawes of Ecclesiastical Politie, 1617

This early folio edition of Richard Hooker's influential work on Anglican theology was printed in London by William Stansby and sold by Matthew Lownes in 1617. The volume features an elaborate engraved architectural title page with an ornate border containing allegorical figures of Charity with children and Justice with scales. The top of the title page displays a sunburst containing the Hebrew Tetragrammaton, while a central vignette depicts a cathedral under a ray of light. At the base of the architectural frame is a seated female figure in a state of prayer or contemplation. The text is composed in roman and italic type and includes woodcut decorative initials and headpieces, as seen on pages 258 and 259 which discuss Musical Harmonic and the use of music with psalms. The book is bound in full brown calf leather with a spine featuring six raised bands and a gilt-stamped label in the second compartment reading ECCLESIASTICAL POLITIE HOOKER.

Lot: 394 - A Collection of Rustic Miniature Wooden Barrels

4.5 inches tall. A collection of miniature wooden barrels of rustic design. Each vessel is constructed in a traditional coopered fashion using vertical wood staves. These staves are secured by four dark-finished horizontal bands. The exterior surfaces exhibit a weathered appearance with visible wood grain and varied stain applications. A small circular wooden bung is inset into the side of each barrel. The interiors are hollow with unfinished wooden surfaces. These objects are designed in the style of traditional wine or whiskey casks and are likely intended for decorative use or as novelty containers. No manufacturer marks or signatures are present.

Lot: 395 - Victor & Flambeau Molded Plastic Duck Decoys

A collection of duck decoys manufactured from molded plastic, representing various waterfowl species including mallard drakes, mallard hens, and a blue-winged teal drake. Several items within the group feature identifiable manufacturer markings. One decoy is embossed on the underside with D-9 VICTOR ? DUCK DECOY and MFG. BY WOODSTREAM CORP. LITITZ, PENNA. U.S.A. with a copyright date of 1967. Another decoy features an embossed Flambeau brand name on its weighted keel. The decoys vary in construction, with some featuring smooth bodies and others displaying molded feather textures. Each piece is finished with a painted surface corresponding to the specific species and sex of the bird depicted.

Lot: 396 - Antique Folk Art Floral Textile Pouch Shadowbox

9.5 x 11.5. A framed textile drawstring pouch constructed from a red and cream floral printed fabric, possibly cotton or linen. The fabric features a botanical motif executed through discharge or block-printing. The pouch is mounted onto a neutral, coarse-woven textile backing within a wooden shadowbox frame. The frame is finished with black paint and features hand-incised, white-highlighted geometric patterns at the corners and mid-points. The reverse is fitted with a fiberboard backing and a wire hanging assembly. No maker's marks, signatures, or labels are visible on the object.

Lot: 397 - S. M. Co. Industrial Boot & Shoe Vamp Stretcher

This antique industrial tool is a manual boot and shoe vamp stretcher, traditionally used in professional cobbler shops or bootmaking factories. The device is constructed with a heavy wooden frame utilizing mortise-and-tenon joinery and iron reinforcement plates for stability. The upper assembly features a wooden shoe last, or foot form, characterized by deep longitudinal grooves meant to evenly distribute pressure during the stretching process. The mechanical components include a cast iron hand crank with a wooden handle, a horizontal axle, and a visible ratchet-and-pawl assembly. A wide leather strap passes over the wooden last and attaches to the winding axle; turning the crank increases tension to stretch the footwear placed on the last. A stamped maker's mark is located on the heel of the wooden form, showing the letters S, M, and CO within a diamond-shaped border.

Lot: 398 - Pair Neoclassical Table Lamps w/ Sage Jasperware

A pair of neoclassical style table lamps featuring sage green jasperware ceramic components in the style of Wedgwood. Each lamp is designed with a central urn-form ceramic body decorated with white sprigged bas-relief classical scenes, including figures in various poses, trees, and decorative foliate borders. The jasperware sections are mounted between a stepped, brass-finished metal pedestal base and a fluted metal neck that transitions into a tall cylindrical column stem. Each lamp is fitted with a white milk glass globe shade with an open top. The electrical components include standard-size light sockets with integrated turn-knob switches and brown power cords. No maker marks are visible on the exterior of the lamps. Dimensions: Approximate height to top of globe: 28 inches Approximate base diameter: 6 inches.

Lot: 399 - Pierced Brass Altar Pricket Candlestick

33 inches. This large-scale pricket candlestick is constructed from multiple cast and turned brass components. The vertical stem consists of alternating turned sections and four spherical, pierced openwork globes featuring intricate scrollwork and foliate motifs. The top of the stick features a wide, circular drip pan with a central tapered pricket spike designed to hold a large-diameter pillar candle. The piece stands on a flared, openwork base decorated with matching foliate filigree patterns. The design reflects an ecclesiastical revival style common in the late 19th to early 20th centuries. No maker marks or hallmarks were observed on the body or base of the object. A small white inventory tag is visible on the upper stem.

Lot: 400 - Two-Tone Woven Wicker Elephant Plant Stand

A woven wicker elephant-form plant stand or side table. The figure is modeled standing with a raised trunk atop a rectangular woven base. The construction features natural fibers woven over an internal metal support frame. The exterior is finished with a two-tone paint scheme consisting of a grey body and metallic gold accents on the circular top, decorative saddle or howdah, and base. The tusks are finished in black paint. A modern lot tag from Atlee Raber Auctions is attached to a black metal support member. No maker marks or signatures are present.

Lot: 401 - Chinoiserie Japanned Wood Tilt-Top Tripod Table

21.5 x 28. A Chinoiserie style tilt-top side table featuring a black japanned finish over wood. The square top is designed with deeply scalloped edges and displays a hand-painted scene of three cranes in a traditional landscape setting with bamboo, peonies, and water motifs. The decoration is executed in gold, ochre, and red pigments against a black ground. The top is mounted to a tilting mechanism, allowing it to be stored or displayed vertically. The table is supported by a turned baluster-form central pedestal resting on a tripod base with three cabriole legs. No maker marks or signatures are present.

Lot: 402 - Antique Wooden Kitchen Primitives w/ Mold & Pins

A collection of antique wooden kitchen primitives, featuring items associated with domestic food preparation and dairy processing. The lot includes a rectangular butter mold or press box, a heavy wooden masher or tamper, and three wooden rolling pins. The box is constructed with machine-cut finger joints and exhibits a distressed exterior with black paint over layers of red and yellow. The interior retains a red-painted finish on the sides, while the bottom is comprised of two unfinished boards with a central gap. The wooden masher, likely used as a butter plunger or kraut stomper, consists of a dense, rounded base and a central vertical handle, showing a dark, well-worn patina. The assortment of three rolling pins includes one with black-painted handles and a light-toned barrel, one in natural finished wood, and one with a deep amber-toned aged finish. A white string tag from Atlee Raber Auction is attached to one rolling pin handle.

Lot: 403 - Primitive Wood Well Bucket w/ Iron Bail Handle

14 in tall. A primitive wooden utility bucket of stave-built construction, commonly utilized as a well pail or grain measure. The item is composed of tapered vertical wooden staves, featuring two extended ear staves that house the attachment points for the handle. The handle is a heavy-gauge iron bail with a central loop or crimp designed for steadying or hanging. The bucket is reinforced with three iron bands: two upper wire-gauge hoops and a broad, flat iron chime hoop at the base. The wood displays a dark, weathered finish with significant water staining and grain texture. No maker's marks, manufacturer stamps, or incised characters are present on the surfaces. This piece is characteristic of late 19th to early 20th-century primitive utility wares found in North America and Europe. Estimated Diameter: 10?12 inches.

Lot: 404 - Wanda: Set 4 Little Lulu Comic Illustrations

Each is 22x 28. A set of four original illustrations executed in ink, watercolor, and gouache on heavy cream wove paper. Three of the works depict the comic strip character Little Lulu, a character originally created by Marjorie Buell, in various narrative scenes: sitting at a soda fountain counter with two empty glasses, operating a business titled Lulu's Umbrella Service in the rain, and shielding a dog from a passing dog catcher's vehicle. The fourth illustration depicts a teenage boy and girl in mid-century attire dancing beside a portable record player with scattered vinyl records. Each work is hand-signed Wanda in the lower or side margin, with the name often accompanied by two small vertical marks. The illustrations are rendered in a whimsical, mid-century comic style characterized by bold outlines and localized color washes. No measurements were provided for these unframed works.

Lot: 405 - 4 Intaglio Prints after Veronese, Boilly & others

Each approx 18 x 20. A collection of four antique intaglio prints on paper, including examples of line and stipple engraving. The group features a religious devotional print titled Bonaventurae Sancto Doctori Seraphico after Michelangelo Ricciolini and engraved by Nicola Billy, depicting Saint Bonaventure surrounded by cherubim with Latin text at the base. A second print titled Les Isra?lites sortant d'Egypte is a line engraving by Louis Jacob after Paul Veronese from the Cabinet de Monseigneur le Duc d'Orleans. A third print titled Le Bouquet Ch?ri is a stipple engraving by Alexandre Chaponnier after Louis-L?opold Boilly, inscribed Louis Boilly Pinxit and Al.dre Chaponnier Sculpt. The final print is an engraving titled Christ Blessing Little Children by Samuel Sartain after Sir Charles Eastlake, published by Bradley and Co. of Philadelphia with Mark X scriptural text. Visible plate marks are present on several sheets. All prints are unframed.

Lot: 406 - Authentic Models RMS Titanic Lifeboat No. 14 Model

31 inches. Authentic Models wooden scale reproduction of RMS Titanic Lifeboat No. 14. The model features a clinker-built hull construction with a dark red lower section, cream mid-section, and teal-blue gunwale. A brass-tone metal plaque is mounted at the stern with the port of registry LIVERPOOL. The bow is decorated with a red White Star Line house flag featuring a white five-pointed star and the number 14, which is also painted on the detachable wooden rudder. The interior includes several survival-themed accessories: two wooden barrels (one labeled WATER), a white rations crate, a first aid crate with a red cross symbol, wooden oars, metal rowlocks, and a bundled canvas sail tied with cord. Decorative rope lifelines are attached to the exterior gunwale with metal eyelets.

Lot: 407 - Pair Leslie-Henry Pony Boy Guns, Holsters & Spurs

This mid-century western-themed toy set features the Pony Boy brand, historically produced by the Leslie-Henry Company of New York. The set consists of two single-action style toy cap guns, two coordinating holsters, and a pair of spurs. The revolvers are manufactured from die-cast metal with a silver-tone finish and are fitted with off-white faux-ivory plastic grips. The name Pony Boy is embossed in a decorative scrollwork panel on each frame, which is further embellished with ornate scrollwork engraving extending across the frame and barrel. The holsters are made of brown embossed vinyl featuring floral and leaf motifs, accented with silver-tone metal rivets and white braided cords. The accompanying spurs are die-cast metal with a silver-tone finish and include star-shaped rowels and metal chains. One spur retains a brown leather mounting strap.

Lot: 408 - Carolee & Czech Glass Brooches, Pins & Dress Clips

A varied collection of approximately 30 costume jewelry pieces, featuring an array of brooches, pins, and dress clips spanning the 1930s through the late 20th century. Notable items include a circular brass-tone filigree brooch with a large cobalt blue emerald-cut glass center stone and light blue accents, accompanied by a tag attributing it to the 1930s as Czech glass. The collection features a signed Carolee New York wreath brooch set with amber and topaz-colored marquise and round-cut rhinestones in a gold-tone setting, presented on its original display card. Also included is a pair of 1950s dress clips with antiqued bronze-tone leaf motifs and large teardrop-shaped faux pearl clusters. Additional pieces include a hedgehog figural brooch densely set with round faux pearls and clear rhinestones; a large multi-layered gold-tone rose brooch; several textured silver-tone and gold-tone leaf designs; a mid-century floral brooch featuring blue and black rhinestones with Aurora Borealis (AB) finishes; and a silver-tone metal mesh flower brooch. The lot also contains botanical sprays, a grape cluster brooch with small faux pearls, and a brooch featuring two yellow frosted glass fruit cabochons with green enamel leaves. Construction materials consist of base metals in gold-tone, silver-tone, and bronze-tone finishes, embellished with glass rhinestones, faux pearls, molded glass, and enamel. Fastening mechanisms include standard pin-backs with safety catches, C-clasps, and spring-tension dress clips.

Lot: 409 - Mexican & Italian Str. Jewelry & Flatware

This collection consists of various sterling silver jewelry and flatware items. The lot includes two spoons: one marked STERLING and AA within a triangular border, and another marked STERLING with a crest featuring a bird above a banner. Jewelry pieces include a flat-link herringbone-style chain marked 925, ITALY, and MADE IN ITALY. A pair of hollow hoop earrings with etched starburst and crescent motifs are marked TR-159 MEXICO 925. A pair of square-profile hoop earrings with rope-textured edges are marked ? SB 925. The assortment features a pair of darkened heart-shaped stud earrings, one marked 925. A pair of oval drop earrings set with turquoise-colored stones and featuring decorative beaded borders are marked STER and bear a stylized maker mark resembling CJ or Cy with a copyright symbol. Additional items include an owl pendant with multi-colored inlay on a link chain marked HECHO EN MEXICO, a rectangular tiger's eye pendant marked 925 and MEXICO, and a thin bangle featuring a central medallion and safety chain marked 925. A single small stud earring is marked MEXICO 925.

Lot: 410 - Costume Jewelry: Brooches, Earrings & Access

This lot comprises a large collection of costume jewelry from the mid-to-late 20th century. The collection includes a variety of brooches, clip-on and screw-back earrings, necklaces, and specialty accessories. The pieces are constructed from gold-tone and silver-tone base metals, with some featuring gunmetal or antique bronze finishes. Decorative elements include faceted glass rhinestones in clear and various colors, aurora borealis (AB) stones, faux pearls, cold enamel, and molded glass or resin components. Featured motifs include: Animals: A silver-tone cat with a rhinestone collar, a gold-tone giraffe set with faux pearls and rhinestones, several enameled and rhinestone butterflies, and a bird motif with cherubs. Patriotic and Medallic: A United States flag pin with red, white, and blue enamel and rhinestone accents; and a large medallic-style brooch featuring four British pennies (dated 1936 and 1941 among others) arranged around a red enameled Maltese cross. Figurative and Novelty: A Victorian-style hat, a high-heeled shoe, a set of interconnected hearts with an arrow, and an Art Deco-style architectural pin. Nature and Floral: Various floral sprays, leaf designs, and a gold-tone feather brooch. Other Items: A blue "Faberge-style" egg pendant with gold filigree, a gold-tone tie clip with a fishing fly embedded in resin, and a necklace featuring a large pink teardrop-shaped glass stone. The earring findings include both -style screw-backs and clip-ons. One earring finding is stamped with PAT. PEND. While the styling of several pieces is consistent with mid-century manufacturers such as Sarah Coventry or Gerry's, no definitive maker marks are visible.

Lot: 411 - Hives & Honey Etched Glass Armoire & Jewelry

19 inches. A Hives and Honey Patricia model tabletop jewelry armoire of oval form featuring a mahogany-toned finish over wood and composite materials. The chest is designed with a floral scroll-carved top rail on a hinged lid that opens to a pink felt-lined compartment equipped with integrated ring rolls. The central facade contains six graduated drawers fitted with brass-toned metal bail pulls. Flanking the drawers are two curved side cabinet doors with etched glass lattice-pattern panels that open on hinges to reveal interior brass hooks for necklace storage. The armoire contains a large assortment of costume jewelry and small collectibles. The collection includes multiple wristwatches with gold-toned link bracelets and leather straps, as well as various necklaces, bangles, charm-style bracelets, rings, and earrings. Some earrings are presented on original Hypo-allergenic display cards. Also included is a printed jewelry care insert from Krementz and Co. and a small white ceramic rabbit figurine. Dimensions: 18.87 x 13.75 x 12.1 inches.

Lot: 412 - Late 20th C. Costume Jewelry & Accessories

An assortment of costume jewelry and small miscellaneous items primarily dating from the late 20th century. The collection features several wristwatches, including a ladies gold-tone LA Gear fashion watch with a rhinestone-set bezel and tassel-style chain band, and a silver-tone Coleman quartz watch with a chunky bezel and white dial with Arabic numerals. A gold-tone heart-shaped locket is present, containing two -style black-and-white photographs of a man and a child. Religious articles include a silver-tone crucifix and a commemorative medal attached to a red ribbon inscribed with Have Pity On Us And Our Children. The lot also includes a large openwork pewter medallion depicting a rider on a horse marked Art Pewter, and a RE/MAX enamel hot-air balloon pin. Holiday-themed items consist of rhinestone-set Christmas tree earrings on a card and pumpkin-shaped charms. Beaded jewelry includes multiple strands of faux pearls in various sizes, a strand of large faceted lime-green plastic beads, and necklaces with iridescent and metallic finishes. Additional items include colorful jingle bells on a chain, a pink molded plastic hair clip, small seashells, and a white cardboard jewelry box. A display card marked 14 KT. GOLD holds two pairs of small cube-shaped stud earrings in gold and silver tones. Materials include base metals, plastic, glass, enamel, rhinestones, and fabric ribbon.

Lot: 413 - Costume Jewelry, Accessories & Trinket Boxes

A diverse collection of costume jewelry and accessories spanning the mid-to-late 20th century, accompanied by several specialized storage containers. The lot features an assortment of jewelry boxes including a hinged wooden box with a heart-shaped glass window, a yellow rectangular tin with a butterfly and floral motif, and several velvet and leatherette jeweler's cases. Notable branded packaging includes boxes marked Trubrite (Sterling Silver and 14 karat gold), Pennleigh (cufflinks), and Rogers Jewelers. The jewelry components include a dense mass of necklaces and bracelets composed of faux pearl strands, silver-tone and gold-tone bead chains, faceted green glass, and amber-colored beads. Carded items include Faded Glory patriotic earrings and a pair of bird-motif stud earrings on a card marked 14 kt. gold. Individual pieces of interest include a gold-tone monogrammed pendant with the letter W, a men's gold-tone cufflink and tie bar set with clear rhinestone accents, a blue-strapped wristwatch, and various enameled pins including a fish, a holiday snowman, and a Santa Claus figurine. A round identification tag stamped "this tag engraved WITH OWNER'S NAME ADDRESS & PHONE" is present among the loose items. Additional contents include ephemera such as a newspaper clipping titled "Boy, 7, hit by automobile" and a printed address label for a Mrs. Evelyn Williams of Massillon, Ohio. Materials throughout the lot include base metals, enamel, glass, plastic, wood, and velvet. While some packaging bears precious metal marks, the items currently associated with them have not been individually tested.

Lot: 414 - Atari 2600, Intellivision & PC Video Games

This collection consists of home console and computer software primarily for the Atari 2600 and Mattel Intellivision systems. Boxed Atari 2600 titles include Maze Craze (CX2635), Combat (CX2601), Video Chess (CX2645), Flag Capture (CX2644), Vanguard, and Star Ship (CX2603). Boxed Intellivision titles feature Night Stalker and Auto Racing by Mattel Electronics, and Super Challenge Football by M Network. Third-party titles include Space Jockey by Vidtec. A wide variety of loose and boxed cartridges are present covering sports, strategy, and arcade genres, including titles such as Astrosmash, Demon Attack, Kangaroo, Snafu, Space Battle, and NFL Football. The collection also includes a boxed copy of Age of Mythology Gold Edition for PC. Manufacturers represented include Atari, Inc., Mattel Electronics, M Network, Imagic, and Vidtec. Items are constructed of plastic cartridges and printed cardboard packaging. Many boxes retain original retail price stickers from vendors such as Sears and Murph's.

Lot: 415 - Majolica & Staff. Style Pitchers & Japanese Fan

This lot consists of three decorative objects: a majolica-style lidded pitcher, a large hand-painted floral pitcher, and a Japanese-style folding hand fan. The majolica-style pitcher is a glazed earthenware vessel featuring relief-molded decoration of large green and yellow leaves with red accents. It includes a twig-form handle and a matching lid topped with a bud-shaped finial. The piece is finished in a vibrant polychrome glaze with deep blue accents on the handle and base. The underside is unmarked. The second item is a large earthenware pitcher with a scalloped, paneled body and a branch-like handle. The exterior is hand-painted with a bold floral motif featuring a large stylized blue blossom surrounded by red flowers and green foliage, reminiscent of the Adams Rose pattern produced in the Staffordshire region. A black band runs along the rim and foot. The base is marked with a single hand-painted numeral 2. The third item is a traditional folding hand fan with a paper or silk leaf on wooden sticks. One side depicts cherry blossoms and bamboo among metallic gold and silver clouds. The reverse side features stylized swallows and butterflies. The guard sticks are finished in gold paint.

Lot: 416 - Japanese Satsuma-Style Ceramic Vase Table Lamp

This table lamp is constructed from a Japanese Satsuma-style ovoid ceramic vase. The earthenware body features a cream-colored crackle glaze, which is a hallmark of this pottery style. The central frieze is hand-painted in polychrome enamels, depicting multiple women, or bijin, in traditional kimonos within a landscape of stylized mountains, bamboo, and wisteria. The decoration incorporates raised enamel highlights and fine gilded accents. Deep cobalt blue bands encircle the neck and foot, decorated with gilded floral patterns. The ceramic is mounted on a carved, dark-stained wooden base. The upper hardware consists of a brass-toned cap and a central stem supporting a dual-light socket cluster with individual pull-chain switches and a decorative brass-toned finial. No manufacturer marks are visible on the exterior, and the underside of the vase is covered by the permanent wooden mount.

Lot: 417 - Jigsaw Puzzles & 5 Antique Clay Marbles

This lot features a group of jigsaw puzzles and a set of five antique clay marbles. The puzzle collection includes a Dennis the Menace frame tray puzzle manufactured by the Whitman Publishing Co. of Racine, Wisconsin, copyrighted in 1960. The illustration shows Dennis cracking eggs into a hat while his father observes from a doorway. A second frame tray puzzle depicts Davy Crockett (1786-1836) in a coonskin cap, identified as a hunter, trapper, and frontiersman. The lot also contains a boxed Pretty Country picture puzzle by Parker Brothers Inc., Salem, Massachusetts, featuring a lithographed image of a child feeding geese. The fourth puzzle is a large-format circus parade scene based on a 1913 Curtis Publishing Company cover, featuring artwork by Corwin Knapp Linson dated 1912. The five antique marbles are constructed from hand-rolled, unglazed clay in varying shades of ochre, mottled red, and blue-grey.

Lot: 418 - 4 18th-C. Religious & Genre Copperplate Engravings

14 x 22.5 and 19 x 24. A collection of four large-scale 18th-century copperplate engravings featuring various religious and genre subjects. The set includes a reproduction of Camillo Rusconi?s marble statue of St. Ignatius in St. Peter?s Basilica, titled S. IGNATIVS DE LOYOLA SOC. IESU FUNDATOR, engraved by Jacob Frey after Rusconi?s design and dated MDCCXXXIII (1733). The second print is titled CONVERSATION ESPAGNOLE, engraved by Jacques-Firmin Beauvarlet after Carle Vanloo. The third print is a domestic interior scene titled L'Art D'Aimer, published by the Basan brothers in Paris. The final print is a sentimental outdoor scene titled Reviendra-t-il le Volage?, engraved by Nicolas de Launay after Nicolas Lavreince. Each work is executed as an engraving on paper, characterized by clean, precise lines and visible plate marks. The prints contain various inscriptions identifying the artists, engravers, and publishers. The Ignatius print includes a Scala Palmorum Romanorum (Roman palm scale) in the lower margin. All prints are unframed and were produced using traditional intaglio techniques.

Lot: 419 - Barry Pittar & C. Dana Gibson, 18-20th C. Prints

approx 12 x 18. A diverse mixed lot of late 18th to early 20th-century prints utilizing various intaglio and planographic techniques including engravings, lithographs, and photogravures. Notable included works feature a matted color print of Fleet Street looking toward St. Paul's Cathedral signed Barry Pittar in the lower right and a Charles Dana Gibson society print titled That Delicious Moment with associated red and white matting. The collection also contains two large-format folio engravings of Roman antiquities titled Empereurs, C?sars, &c. (Plates 19 and 20), which display clear plate marks and crisp impressions of cameos and statuary. A significant portion of the lot consists of a series of 19th-century topographical lithographs depicting Swiss and French Alpine views, with titles such as Lac de Wallenstadt, Bains de Pfeffers, Reicheneau, Cascade de Sassenage, and Vue de l'eglise de Versipe. Religious subjects are also present, including works after Carl Joseph Begas such as Christ before Pilate and Sermon on the Mount. The intaglio plates show characteristic indentation from printing pressure.

Lot: 420 - 4 Prints after Franciabigio, Amigoni & Rusconi

Approx 15 x 18. This collection consists of four intaglio prints featuring biblical, sculptural, and historical subjects. The first is a 17th-century engraving by Theodor Krueger after Francesco di Cristofano, known as Franciabigio, depicting a group of figures in a biblical landscape with Latin text below; the top margin bears a pencil inscription reading Theodore Cruger NEE 1646. The second is an 18th-century engraving by Antonio Pazzi after Jacopo Amigoni titled Jesus ut putabatur filius Josef, illustrating Saint Joseph with the Infant Jesus. The third is an engraving by Pietro Bombelli after a sculpture by Camillo Rusconi titled S. MATTEO, depicting the Apostle Matthew with a book and money bags. The fourth is a hand-colored etching and aquatint titled Cecilia Lady of Sir Bryan Stapleton K.G., etched by J.A. Atkinson and aquatinted by J. Hill, published in London by Colnaghi and Co. on May 10, 1812. The black and white engravings exhibit clear plate marks indicating they were printed from copper plates.

Lot: 421 - Southwestern Wood Kachina Diorama: Koshare Clowns

21 inches tall. This contemporary multi-figure diorama is hand-carved and hand-painted, depicting a whimsical scene of four Koshare (Hano) clowns. The figures are rendered with traditional characteristics including horizontal black and white body stripes, horned headpieces topped with corn husks, and expressive facial markings. The composition is built around a natural wood branch structure mounted to a circular wooden base. Within the scene, one clown is positioned on a functional swing suspended by cordage, another sits on a lower branch holding feathers, and two are seated on an elevated wooden ramada platform sharing a carved watermelon. The ramada features a suede or leather canopy lashed to the frame. The materials include carved wood, natural branches, leather, cordage, and feathers, decorated with matte pigments. An auction tag attached to the structure indicates a previous sale through Alice Raber Auctions in July 2006. No artist's signature is visible on the base or figures.

Lot: 422 - 1972 Parker Brothers Ouija Board & Tarot Deck

This lot features two items related to divination. The first is a Parker Brothers Ouija Mystifying Oracle board game, based on the William Fuld Talking Board Set. The set includes the original pictorial cardboard box and the cardboard game board. The board features a wood-grain pattern with the alphabet, numbers 0-9, and the words YES, NO, and GOOD BYE. It is marked at the bottom with Parker Brothers Inc., Salem, Mass. U.S.A. The second item is a tarot card deck in its original red cardboard box. The cards are printed on cardstock and feature traditional Marseille-style illustrations. The box lid is printed with Tarot Cards and Complete with Instructions, featuring an illustration of the sun and two figures. The reverse side of the cards features a diagonal plaid pattern in brown and orange.

Lot: 423 - Nat. History, Botany & Entomology Vols, 1870-1929

This collection comprises hardcover volumes focused on natural history, botany, and entomology, dating from the late nineteenth to early twentieth centuries. The group includes several works by noted naturalists and authors of the period. Bibliographic details for the volumes include: Marshall, Nina L. The Mushroom Book. New York: Doubleday, Page and Company, 1903. Illustrated with color and black and white photographs by J. G. and H. C. Anderson. Gray, Asa. Gray's School and Field Book of Botany. New York and Chicago: Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor and Company. This volume includes Lessons in Botany (Revised Edition, 1887) and Field, Forest, and Garden Botany, bound together. Fabre, J. Henri. Three volumes translated by Alexander Teixeira de Mattos: The Mason-Bees (1918), The Life of the Fly (1913), and The Life of the Caterpillar (1925). All published in New York by Dodd, Mead and Company. Hornaday, William T. Wild Life Conservation in Theory and Practice. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1914. Includes a chapter on Private Game Preserves by Frederic C. Walcott. Dana, Mrs. William Starr (Frances Theodora Parsons). How to Know the Wild Flowers. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1906. New edition featuring color plates. Parsons, Frances Theodora. How to Know the Ferns. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. Sixth edition. Illustrated by Marion Satterlee and Alice Josephine Smith. McKenny, Margaret. Mushrooms of Field and Wood. New York: John Day Company, 1929. Hibberd, Shirley. The Fern Garden: How to Make, Keep, and Enjoy It. London: Groombridge and Sons, 1870. Second edition. Illustrated with eight color plates and forty wood engravings. The volumes are bound in various publisher's cloth colors including shades of green, brown, tan, maroon, and black. Many feature decorative gilt or silver-stamped titles and botanical motifs on the spines and front covers.

Lot: 424 - Henty, Alger & Others Adventure Novels, 1890-1910

An assortment of juvenile adventure novels from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, primarily focusing on popular boys' series fiction of the era. The collection includes works by several prolific authors, notably G.A. Henty, Horatio Alger, Jr., Edward S. Ellis, and Arthur M. Winfield. The volumes are bound in publisher's pictorial cloth of various colors including orange, red, green, blue, and tan, featuring multi-color stamped illustrations and decorative typography characteristic of the period. Specific titles include A Waif of the Mountains by Edward S. Ellis (Grosset & Dunlap); Tom the Bootblack and Dan the Newsboy by Horatio Alger, Jr. in decorative dark cloth with gilt and red floral motifs; Helping Himself by Horatio Alger, Jr. (Henry T. Coates & Co.); The Young Colonists and Jack Archer by G.A. Henty (Hurst & Co. editions with matching equestrian vignettes); A Young Inventor's Pluck by Arthur M. Winfield (The Saalfield Publishing Co.); and By Conduct and Courage by G.A. Henty (Charles Scribner's Sons, copyright 1904). The collection is largely composed of octavo format volumes with ornate cover art depicting themes of seafaring, manual labor, and military action.

Lot: 425 - Pair L&R Mfg Watch & Jewelry Cleaning Machines

Two professional cleaning instruments manufactured by the L&R Manufacturing Company of Arlington, New Jersey. The first unit is a Solid State Ultrasonic Cleaner, Model T-28B, constructed with a stainless steel exterior cabinet and an internal stainless steel tank with a matching removable lid. The front panel features an orange pilot light and a rotary timer dial with settings for OFF, HOLD, and a numerical scale from 1 to 12. A side-mounted drain assembly is present. The second unit is a Master Precision Cleaning Machine, a mechanical agitating cleaner featuring a heavy cast metal base with a dark crinkle finish. This machine includes three clear glass cleaning jars with black lids and a single metal drying cylinder. A central vertical chrome-plated pillar supports an adjustable motor housing with an internal impeller. The base control panel includes a toggle switch for ON/OFF, a toggle switch for FORWARD/REVERSE, a central rotary speed control knob, and a red jewel pilot light. Visible markings on the ultrasonic cleaner include L&R SOLID STATE/ULTRASONIC T-28B and PAT. NO. 4418297. The precision cleaner is marked L&R MASTER on the faceplate, and a motor tag reads L&R PRECISION CLEANING MAC, SERIAL NO. 89775, MODEL MASTER.

Lot: 426 - Foxfire Series Paperback Books

A trio of trade paperback volumes from the Foxfire series, edited with introductions by Eliot Wigginton and published by Anchor Press/Doubleday. This selection includes The Foxfire Book, Foxfire 2, and Foxfire 4. These works document Appalachian folk life, heritage crafts, and traditional survival skills through oral histories and instructional guides. Topics covered include log cabin construction, hog dressing, midwifing, hunting tales, and planting by the signs. Each volume is bound in colored cardstock wrappers?beige, dark brown, and bright orange?and is extensively illustrated with black-and-white photographic plates documenting traditional practices and local personalities such as Happy Dowdle. The spines and covers feature publisher series codes including AO-36 and AO-65. Size: octavo/8vo.

Lot: 427 - Collectibles & 1979 Edison Lamp Replica

This collection features a variety of mid-20th-century commemorative and novelty items. A primary component is a 1979 Edison Lamp Replica, produced to commemorate the centennial of the first successful incandescent bulb. The lamp consists of a clear glass bulb with a visible glowing filament mounted on a turned wood pedestal base. A curved brass plate on the base is inscribed 1879 EDISON LAMP REPLICA 1979. The lamp is equipped with a brown electrical cord and an inline power switch. Also included is a 100th Anniversary Battle of Gettysburg replica bullet set, dated 1963. The set is housed in its original printed cardboard box and includes several lead-cast projectiles such as Minie balls and a descriptive paper pamphlet. The collection contains a carved tobacco pipe with a bowl decorated in high-relief with grape clusters and foliage, paired with a translucent amber-toned synthetic stem. Completing the assortment is a pair of circular turned wood souvenir plates featuring transfer-printed humorous graphics and text. One plate depicts a man and a dachshund with the text Everything I like is Either IMPROPER ILLEGAL or FATTENING, while the other shows two men with the text WORK Fascinates me I can SIT and LOOK at it for HOURS.

Lot: 428 - Patou, Givenchy & Guerlain Perfumes & Vanity

An assortment of and modern vanity items featuring perfumes, skincare, and hair care. The collection includes several glass bottles of Jean Patou Eau de Joy, some housed in marbleized or white cardboard presentation boxes. A Givenchy Coffret Deux Parfums set contains miniature glass bottles of Le De Givenchy and L'Interdit within a red fabric-covered box. The group features a large matte black bottle of Guerlain Shalimar Capillaque hair preparation. A fluted, cream-colored plastic powder box is present, containing product and a fabric puff. Additional items include a variety of miniature perfume bottles within a plastic bag, including a Lalique bottle with a molded frosted glass cap and an Est?e Lauder bottle. Modern skincare products from Beverly Hills MD include a jar of Dermal Repair Complex and a boxed container of Lift + Firm Sculpting Cream. Containers are constructed of glass, plastic, and cardboard, with printed paper labels and foil accents. Visible branding includes Jean Patou Paris, Givenchy, Guerlain, Lalique, and Beverly Hills MD.

Lot: 429 - Spanish Revival Iron & Amber Glass Swag Lantern

A hexagonal hanging lantern designed in the Spanish Revival style, featuring a heavy wrought iron frame and textured amber glass panels. The structure includes an ornate crown with decorative scrolls and a base with matching scrollwork. Six rectangular panels of textured amber glass are held within the iron cage, which is reinforced by twisted vertical supports. The fixture is configured as a swag lamp, suspended by a heavy metal chain and equipped with an electrical cord for plug-in operation. The cord features an inline switch marked Leviton with ratings of 3A-250V and 6A-125V. No maker marks were identified on the metalwork or glass.

Lot: 430 - Orange Judd & Co. American Agriculturist, 1867

This quarto-sized bound volume contains the full 1867 run of the monthly periodical The American Agriculturist for the Farm, Garden, and Household, comprising Volume XXVI. Published in New York by Orange Judd & Co. at 245 Broadway and printed by John A. Gray & Green, the work serves as a comprehensive record of mid-19th-century American agrarian and domestic life. The volume is profusely illustrated throughout with wood engravings depicting livestock, agricultural machinery, botanical specimens, and architectural plans. It contains a wealth of contemporary information on farming techniques, horticulture, and household management, alongside a substantial section of period advertisements for items such as the Southwest Pacific Railroad Co., Henderson & Fleming seeds, and various agricultural implements. The title page features a quote attributed to George Washington: Agriculture is the most Healthful, the most Useful, the most Noble Employment of Man. The binding consists of dark brown pebbled cloth with leather-reinforced corners and a leather spine. A faint, illegible pencil inscription is present at the top of the title page.

Lot: 431 - American Painted Cast Iron Santa Claus Doorstop

A polychrome painted cast iron doorstop in the form of a walking Old World Santa Claus or Father Christmas. The figure is depicted in profile walking towards the right, carrying a large green toy sack over his shoulder and a bundle of yellow birch rods tucked into his belt. He supports himself with a dark brown gnarled walking stick. The figure is dressed in a traditional red hooded coat and cap with textured white trim, standing on a low, irregular base modeled to resemble snow or earth. The piece features a hollow-cast flat-back design typical of decorative American doorstops from the early to mid-20th century. No maker marks or model numbers are visible on the front or reverse surfaces, though the design is consistent with items produced by American firms such as Hubley or Albany Foundry.

Lot: 432 - Rustic Two-Tone Oak Wall-Hanging Cabinet

24 x 29. A contemporary wall-hanging storage cabinet designed in a rustic primitive aesthetic. The piece is constructed from oak, featuring a wide prominent grain pattern. It is finished with a two-tone scheme, consisting of a dark stained frame and stepped crown molding with a natural golden-oak finish on the solid wood door and interior. The interior is fitted with two fixed horizontal shelves creating three storage areas. Hardware includes two brown leather strap hinges and a small leather loop pull, all fastened with modern Phillips-head screws. The door is secured by a wooden swing-bar latch. An associated handwritten tag is attached to the latch, reading Hand Made, Sample Box, and made of as... (likely ash or oak). The cabinet is of single-piece construction.

Lot: 433 - Pressed Glass & Hobnail Oil Lamps

This collection consists of several pressed glass oil lamps, including a variety of colors and the decorative hobnail pattern. The group features a large two-tone blue lamp with a cobalt blue font and an aqua blue shade, both detailed with fluted and diamond-point motifs. This lamp includes a brass burner and a three-arm spider shade support. The collection also includes an assortment of miniature night lamps in cranberry, emerald green, and amber glass. These miniature lamps feature the raised hobnail pattern on matching fonts and globes and are mounted on pedestal-style brass bases with ribbed stems and scalloped crown galleries. The wick adjustment knobs on all lamps feature markings that are not clearly legible. These items are characteristic of 20th-century decorative glass giftware. Dimensions: Large lamp approximately 12 inches high. Miniature lamps approximately 8 inches high.

Lot: 434 - Assorted Glass Marbles

This lot consists of a collection of glass marbles in an array of styles, colors, and sizes. The assortment includes cat's eyes with multiple internal vanes, solid opaque marbles, transparent colored clearies, and various swirl patterns. A wide range of colors is present, including shades of blue, green, red, yellow, orange, white, and black. The collection features a mix of standard player sizes and larger shooter-sized marbles. These items are presented in a simple black rectangular storage tray. The styles visible are characteristic of major 20th-century glass manufacturers, although no specific maker marks are identified.

Lot: 435 - American Yellowware & Spongeware Bowls & Crock

This collection consists of five pieces of American utilitarian pottery, including a variety of mixing bowls and a storage vessel produced between the late 19th and mid-20th centuries. Included is a yellowware mixing bowl with a mustard-colored glaze and molded horizontal bands, marked on the base 1100 and 8IN. A large tan-glazed stoneware bowl features a decorative molded rim with arches and vertical panels, with an impressed base mark reading OVEN WARE MADE IN U.S.A. around a central number 9. The group also contains a stoneware bowl with a bright blue exterior glaze over a molded lattice pattern and a cream-colored interior. One large mixing bowl is decorated with a mottled blue and reddish-brown sponged technique over a cream slip, featuring a flared rim and a pedestal foot. The final piece is a cylindrical stoneware crock with a cream-colored Bristol-style glaze and vertical columns of blue sponged decoration. These pieces are representative of pottery from the Ohio River Valley region, resembling the work of manufacturers such as Red Wing and Robinson Ransbottom.

Lot: 436 - 3 American Glass Vases w/ Fenton Satin & Swung

10.5 x 17. This lot contains three pieces of American decorative glass from the mid-to-late 20th century. Included is a tall clear glass swung vase featuring a 12-finger pulled rim and a vertically ribbed body. Also included is an amber glass swung vase with a tripod footed base, attributed to the Epic line by Viking Glass or L.E. Smith. The third item is a frosted satin glass pedestal vase with molded relief motifs of pinecones and needles. The underside of the frosted vase base bears an embossed stylized F in an oval mark, identifying it as a product of Fenton Art Glass.

Lot: 437 - Hanging Gilt Goddess Rain Lamp w/ Faux Foliage

This decorative hanging lamp is designed to circulate mineral oil down monofilament lines to create a visual rain effect. The central feature is a cast classical-style female figure with a metallic gold-tone finish, standing within a three-column frame. The interior base is decorated with artificial fern greenery. The upper and lower housing sections are constructed from cast materials with ornate relief-molded foliate and scrollwork motifs in an antique bronze finish. The lamp is suspended by a metal chain and includes a standard two-prong electrical cord. Included with the lamp is a 32 fl. oz. bottle of Drakeol #35 mineral oil by CQ Concepts Inc.

Lot: 438 - Mid-C. Teal Blue Ripple Glass Decanter w/ Stopper

A Mid-Century Modern molded glass decanter featuring a vibrant teal or turquoise blue color. The vessel is designed with a square-bodied form and a continuous horizontal wavy ripple texture that covers all four sides. It is accompanied by a matching large spherical glass ball stopper. This style of glassware is characteristic of the mid-20th century and is frequently attributed to Italian manufacturers in the Empoli region. The base of the bottle is flat with a textured, slightly frosted appearance and contains no visible maker marks, signatures, or labels. Height: 11.75 inches Width: 3.5 inches.

Lot: 439 - Chatillon Hanging Produce Scale w/ Scoop

This is a Chatillon hanging spring scale, manufactured in New York, USA. The instrument features a circular metal housing with a glass-covered dial face and a red metal indicator needle. The dial is printed with the manufacturer name CHATILLON and includes the text NEW YORK U.S.A. and M. REG U.S. PAT OFF. A central decal identifies the unit as a TEMPRUF brand scale, TYPE-027, with temperature compensated springs. The face indicates a capacity of 20 LBS. x 1 OZ. The scale is graduated in ounces with additional fractional pound markings for 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 pounds. A large, deep-well scoop, constructed from galvanized steel or aluminum, is suspended from the bottom of the scale housing by a three-point steel chain assembly.

Lot: 440 - Pair Walnut & Maple Edge-Grain Cutting Boards

11.75 x 24.75 and 13.75 x 23.75. A pair of rectangular edge-grain laminated wood cutting or serving boards constructed from alternating vertical stripes of walnut and maple hardwoods. Each board features a smooth, oiled finish highlighting the natural grain patterns and variations of the contrasting woods. One board retains a white string tag with handwritten notations specifying the materials as Walnut and Maple and an oil finish. This same board carries a secondary barcode label printed with Atlee Raber Auctions, H3 440, and July 2024. The boards are uniform in design and dimensions, characterized by clean edges and a lack of decorative routing or handles. Each board measures approximately 5.5 x 17.75 x 1.25 inches.

Lot: 441 - Live-Edge Black Walnut Cutting Board

14 x 26. A live-edge cutting or charcuterie board constructed from black walnut wood. The board displays a dark brown heartwood center framed by lighter sapwood along the natural, irregularly contoured sides. The grain orientation includes straight and swirling patterns with a small natural knot present. The surface is treated with food-safe oil. Attached to the piece are two tags: a white adhesive label from Atlee Raber Auctions marked 441 and a handwritten string-tied tag which reads 2325 B27 Walnut Cutting Board Food Safe Oil.

Lot: 442 - Set 4 Firestone/Goodrich/Seiberling Ashtrays

A set of four promotional tire-style ashtrays representing major American tire manufacturers. This group includes one Firestone Transport tire featuring a heavy-duty truck-style tread and embossed with Made in USA. Another tire is a B.F. Goodrich Silvertown 4-ply tire embossed with the size 6.00-16. The collection is rounded out by two Seiberling tires, one featuring the Safe-Aire tread design and the other a Sealed-Aire model. These items are constructed from miniature rubber tires designed to house removable clear glass inserts.

Lot: 443 - A Group of Four Promotional Tire Ashtrays

This collection consists of four promotional tire ashtrays from various American rubber companies, dating to approximately the 1930s. The group includes pieces from the Mohawk Rubber Co., Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., Seiberling Rubber Co., and Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co. The Mohawk ashtray features a black rubber tire marked Mohawk Cord and Mohawk Rubber Co. Akron, Ohio, with a green depression-style glass insert embossed with the name Mohawk. The Goodyear ashtray includes a black rubber tire featuring the corporate winged foot logo and branding, containing a light green glass insert. The Seiberling ashtray features a black rubber tire marked Patrician De Luxe 4 Ply and a glass insert containing a central paper label for the 13th Annual Open House of the Rubber City Stamp Club, dated December 3rd and 4th, 1932. The Dayton ashtray consists of a black rubber tire marked Truck Type and Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co. Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A., paired with a clear glass insert featuring a notched rim designed for cigarette rests. Dimensions vary by individual item.

Lot: 444 - Set 4 General Tire & Firestone Tire Ashtrays

A collection of four promotional tire ashtrays from major rubber manufacturers, comprising miniature rubber tires housing glass ashtray inserts. The first item is a General Tire ashtray featuring a black rubber tire molded with General and LD 250 Haf-Trac on the sidewall; the clear glass insert contains a red circular graphic at the base with the General Tire logo and the text new General Giants. The collection includes two Firestone examples: one is molded as a Military 100 tire with an embossed Firestone script logo on the underside of the clear glass insert, and the second is molded as a tractor-style All Traction Champion tire with sidewall markings including Shock Fortified and a matching embossed Firestone glass insert. The final item is a Goodyear rubber tire molded with the Goodyear name and 6.00-16 size markings. Diameter: Approximately 5 to 6 inches each.

Lot: 445 - Children's Books & Linenette Booklets, 20th C

This collection of children's literature includes a variety of hardcover books, a spiral-bound mechanical book, and several softcover booklets. Featured titles include The Jolly Kid Book with verses by Wilbur D. Nesbit and illustrations by Marie Honr? Meyers, featuring pictorial boards and a sun motif on the cover. Raggedy Ann's Wishing Pebble by Johnny Gruelle is present with pictorial boards. A spiral-bound Little Red Riding Hood Animated book is included, featuring mechanical movements attributed to Julian Wehr. Mother Makes Christmas by Cornelia Meigs with illustrations by Lois Lenski is identified as A Story Parade Picture Book. A significant portion of the collection consists of Linenette softcover booklets published by Samuel Gabriel Sons and Company. Many of these bear the printed signature of illustrator Geraldine Clyne. Visible titles in this format include Little Bo-Peep and Other Rhymes, Mistress Mary and Other Rhymes, Baby Chickens, Helping Father, At School, Mary's Lamb, Ding Dong Bell, Old King Cole, and Baa Baa Black Sheep. Additional items include There Was an Old Woman and Topsy Turvy and the Easter Bunny. The items are produced in quarto and octavo formats. The Linenette booklets are characterized by their textured, cloth-like paper covers and lithographic illustrations.

Lot: 446 - Carnival Chalkware Figurines & Wood Toy Train

An assortment consisting of hand-painted caricatured figurines and a wooden pull-toy train. The figurines are constructed from chalkware plaster and depict two stylized figures on integrated circular bases, typical of mid-20th-century carnival prizes. One figurine is a male figure wearing a black top hat, a red and white polka-dot bow tie, and blue and white polka-dot briefs. The second figurine is a female figure with gold-toned rings around her neck and ankles, shown with her hands positioned at her chest. Both figures feature sculpted bands around their ankles. The wooden toy train set includes a locomotive, a passenger car, and a refrigerator car connected by metal hook-and-eye couplings. The locomotive features a yellow base, green boiler, and red cab roof and smokestack. The passenger car has a blue body with an orange roof and open rectangular windows. The yellow refrigerator car is decorated with black printed text and railroad graphics. The markings on the refrigerator car include Chicago and North Western R.Y. 16898 and a diamond logo containing the words The Northwestern Line with the word Refrigerator printed below.

Lot: 447 - Cali (Mid-20th C.), Ritratto di Ragazza, O/C

26 x 31. This mid-20th-century oil on canvas depicts a young woman, titled "Ritratto di Ragazza" (Portrait of a Girl) as inscribed on the verso. The subject is rendered in a style of romanticized realism, featuring soft, blended brushwork in the facial features and more expressive, gestural strokes in her peach-colored draped garment. She is shown in a three-quarter profile with dark, wavy hair, looking away from the viewer. The painting is signed Cali in cursive in the lower right corner. The reverse of the canvas features a handwritten inscription in black reading Ritratto di Ragazza and is signed again with the artist name, Cali. The work is presented in a deep, ornate gilded composition frame decorated with rococo-style foliate scrolls and floral motifs.

Lot: 448 - Vithuns, Pair Moonlit Tropical Landscapes, Velvet

20 x 24. A pair of mid-20th-century black velvet paintings depicting moonlit tropical coastal landscapes, characteristic of Pacific-themed folk art from the Tiki culture era. The scenes are executed in oil or acrylic on a black velvet support mounted to wooden board panels. Each composition features thatched-roof huts and palm trees illuminated by a full moon, with one painting also including a sailing vessel. The artist uses bright blue and white highlights to create a glowing effect against the dark, textured substrate, accented by warm yellow light from the hut interiors. Both works bear a stylized signature in yellow paint in a lower corner reading Vithuns. The paintings are housed in matching wide-profile, beveled wooden frames with a light-toned, natural finish. The verso of each consists of the wooden support panel with wire hangers and remnants of adhesive tape.

Lot: 449 - Pair Antique Wood Primitive Crate & Lidded Box

A collection of two wooden utility items of varied construction. The first is a large open rectangular crate of primitive design, constructed from dark-stained wood with visible nailed joinery and integral hand-carved handles at the terminal ends. The second is a rectangular lidded box crafted from finished hardwood, featuring a hinged top and a brass hook-and-eye closure. The underside of the lid displays the handwritten numeral 137 in white chalk. No manufacturer marks are present on either piece.

Lot: 450 - Pair Arizzo Italian Tapestry & Leather Handbags

This two-piece set consists of a matching tote bag and a crossbody bag by the Italian maker Arizzo. Both bags are crafted from a woven tapestry fabric featuring a classical Greco-Roman motif that includes figures, horses, chariots, and architectural scrollwork in gold and tan tones against a black background. The tote bag features black leather trim with crocodile-embossed detailing on the upper edge and handles. It is designed with dual rolled leather top handles and a detachable, adjustable leather shoulder strap with a buckle. The front of the tote bag includes an exterior zippered pocket and an oval gold-tone metal plaque embossed with the script Arizzo and Italy. The interior is lined with a tan and black geometric patterned fabric and contains a secondary zippered pocket. The accompanying crossbody bag is a small-format vertical bag with matching tapestry fabric, a solid black leather fold-over top flap, and a fixed leather shoulder strap. Dimensions: Not specified.

Lot: 451 - Academic Drawing of the Crucifixion of Christ

26.75 x 32.75. This mixed-media drawing on toned paper depicts the Crucifixion of Christ. The work is executed using graphite and charcoal with possible white chalk highlights, characterized by an academic focus on anatomical detail. The composition features a centrally placed figure of Christ on the cross with lines of light radiating outward from the body. No signature, date, or identifying marks are visible on the front or reverse of the artwork. The drawing is presented in a period gilt-wood frame with a linen-covered liner and a wooden backing board.

Lot: 452 - Playworld Systems Panda Bear Spring Rider

A commercial-grade playground spring rider manufactured by Playworld Systems of New Berlin, Pennsylvania. The toy features a body molded in the stylized form of a panda bear. The main body is constructed of heavy-duty molded composite material, finished in dark brown and white. The rider includes a continuous tubular metal handle and two lower tubular metal footrests. The entire unit is mounted to a heavy-gauge metal leaf spring base designed for bolting to a stationary surface. The rear flank of the animal body features embossed lettering that reads PLAYWORLD SYSTEMS NEW BERLIN PA.

Lot: 453 - Playworld Systems Plastic Turtle Spring Rider

This is a playground spring rider manufactured by Playworld Systems, designed in the form of a turtle. The body is constructed from molded polyethylene plastic featuring a dark green torso and limbs, an orange-brown shell with molded segment details, and a yellow saddle area. The side of the shell is embossed with the manufacturer information reading PLAYWORLD SYSTEMS NEW BERLIN, PA. The piece is equipped with a tubular metal handlebar loop and a heavy-gauge metal leaf-spring base designed for ground mounting and rocking motion. The turtle has anthropomorphic features, including molded legs, a short tail, and painted blue eyes on the head. A white paper auction tag is attached to the handlebar.

Lot: 454 - Porc. Enamel No Smoking or Open Lights Sign

7 x 20. A industrial porcelain enamel safety sign featuring a vibrant orange ground with bold, black sans-serif block lettering. The text is arranged in a four-line layout: - POSITIVELY - / NO SMOKING / OR OPEN LIGHTS / - PERMITTED -. The phrasing open lights is a historical industrial term referring to open flames, such as candles, oil lamps, or torches, commonly used in hazardous environments like petroleum facilities or mines. The sign is constructed of heavy-gauge steel with a porcelain enamel finish. It features six metal-grommeted mounting holes, with three positioned along the top edge and three along the bottom edge. The reverse side is finished in white porcelain enamel and exhibits numerous small, circular brown marks which are characteristic stilt marks from the firing process during manufacture. No maker marks, date stamps, or manufacturer identifications are visible on the front or back of the sign.

Lot: 455 - Queen's Choice Clams Lithographed Tin Can Wraps

7.5 x 21. This lot consists of a collection of lithographed tin can wraps produced for Queen's Choice Fresh Frying Clams. These items are unused flat metal labels originally intended for one-gallon containers. The product was distributed by B & S Fisheries, Inc., based in Grasonville, Maryland. The design features a three-color lithographed graphic in teal, black, and white on a cream background. The layout includes a stylized crown over the brand name, an illustration of five clams, and a wave pattern along the bottom edge. Each piece is marked at the top center with MD. 606 and at the lower right corner with -IND. CAN BALTO.-, identifying the manufacturer as the Independent Can Company of Baltimore, Maryland. The reverse of each sheet is coated with a gold-tone lacquer finish. The presence of a five-digit zip code in the distributor's address indicates a production date from the late 1960s to the 1970s.

Lot: 456 - Pair Genesee Brewing Company Advertising Signs

7 x 14.75. This pair of Genesee Brewing Company advertising signs consists of lithographed metal panels mounted in gold-tone metal frames. Manufactured for the Genesee Brewing Co., Inc. of Rochester, New York, these signs were intended for back-bar or wall display. The first sign, identified by production number P-129, displays a profile of a red 1924 Hispano Suiza automobile parked near a body of water. The second sign, identified by production number P-128, shows two beagle puppies in a barn setting with spent shotgun shells and a red hunting cap. Both placards feature the Genesee Beer oval logo, which contains the brand name in red block lettering above a black script font. The reverse side of each display is constructed of cardboard and retains the original fold-out easel stands, hanging cords, and adhesive mounting strips. Printed text along the bottom margin of the lithographs attributes the signs to the brewery and provides the specific subject or production codes. Dimensions: 7 x 15 inches (each).

Lot: 457 - 4 Carnival, Circus & Fair Window Card Posters

14 x 22. This collection consists of four community event advertisements produced as window cards on heavy white cardstock. The posters represent regional fairs, carnivals, and circuses in Northeast Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. Included is a poster for the La Brae Country Fair in the Leavittsburg area, featuring graphics of a clown and a Ferris wheel, printed by the Triangle Poster Co. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A poster for the Great American Circus at the Howland Drive-In Theatre in Niles, Ohio, displays illustrations of two elephants signed by artist Ray Dirgo and was printed by The Enquirer Printing Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio. A third poster advertises a carnival in Windham, Ohio, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department with classic rescue-themed graphics, also from the Triangle Poster Co. The final poster promotes the Hartford Apple Festival on Route 7 and 305 with a scene of children on a Ferris wheel. Each poster utilizes a high-contrast palette of red, yellow, and blue ink.

Lot: 458 - Set 5 Carnival & Circus Window Cards

14 x 22. A collection of five late 20th-century carnival and circus advertising window cards primarily documenting events in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio. The posters are printed on heavy white cardstock and feature multi-color graphic illustrations characteristic of mid-to-late century fair advertising. The group includes three posters printed by Triangle Poster Co. of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, one by The Enquirer Printing Co. of Cincinnati, Ohio, and one with no visible printer mark. The specific items are: a New Castle Towne Mall Downtown poster for East Coast Shows (June 10-14), depicting a barker and Ferris wheel; a Wheatland Annual Street Fair poster for D and S Amusements (August 14-17), featuring carousel and swing ride imagery; a 133rd Annual Big Butler Fair poster for Prospect, Pennsylvania, with N. J. Valley Amusements (July 25-30), illustrated with a clown holding balloons spelling Fair; a Great American Circus poster for Niles, Ohio at the Trumbull County Fairgrounds (June 14), featuring a large laughing clown face; and a Sharpsville Boosters 14th Annual Street Fair poster for Megerle?s Great Southern Midways (July 14-18), showing stylized fairground scenes and livestock.

Lot: 459 - Set 4 Regional Fair & Circus Posters

14 x 22. This is a collection of four advertising window card posters for various regional carnivals, fairs, and circuses in the Pennsylvania and Ohio areas, dating from the mid-20th century. The posters are printed on heavy cardstock. One poster advertises the Wheatland Annual Street Fair held at the Municipal Building Parking Lot from August 14-17, featuring multi-colored illustrations of a carousel, swing ride, and Ferris wheel; the midway for this event was provided by D and S Amusements. This poster is marked as Style No. 525 and bears the printer mark Triangle Poster Co. PGH. PA (412) 371-0774. A second poster for the Berea Grindstone Festival at the Berea Fairgrounds, July 3-7, illustrates clowns, balloons, and amusement rides with a midway by Link Carnival and a schedule listing fireworks and a classic car show. A third poster advertises the Roberts Bros. Circus in Transfer, Pennsylvania, for June 6, sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department; the graphics depict a female performer on an elephant and a clown, with the bottom margin printed by Enquirer Printing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio (No. 523C). The fourth poster advertises the 26th Annual Horsethief Week Celebration in Knox, Pennsylvania, on School Street from August 22-26, sponsored by the Keystone Area Jaycees with a midway by Lisko and Sons Amusement Co. This poster features a large clown holding balloons and is marked as Style No. 521 by the Triangle Poster Co. of Pittsburgh.

Lot: 460 - Cadillac Automobilia & J.I. Case ID Badge

This collection consists of several automotive and industrial memorabilia items. The group includes items featuring the Cadillac crest and an identification badge from the J.I. Case Co. The automotive items include an oval gold-toned metal belt buckle featuring a multi-color enamel Cadillac crest on the front and a swivel loop and hook fastener on the reverse. Also present is a circular metal medallion with an embossed Cadillac crest and a dark, aged patina. A circular metal hubcap center emblem is included, which is attributed to 1940s Cadillac production, featuring a crest against a red background with four mounting tabs on the reverse. The industrial memorabilia consists of a lithographed metal J.I. Case Co. employee identification pinback badge. This badge features a black-and-white photograph of a male worker against a height measurement chart, with the text J.I. CASE CO. arched across the top and the identification number 699 at the bottom.

Lot: 461 - Japanese Satsuma Style Moriage Bottle Vase

12 inches. Small chip to rim. A Japanese stoneware bottle vase, likely dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. The vessel features an ovoid body tapering to a short, flared neck, crafted from dark brown stoneware with a textured, orange-peel finish. The exterior is decorated with hand-applied high-relief moriage enamels depicting traditional figures in three distinct narrative scenes: two children playing, a bearded scholar or immortal figure holding a fan, and a figure dressed in blue patterned robes. The shoulder and neck are ornamented with intricate polychrome borders featuring stylized floral motifs, scrolling vines, and a diamond-trellis pattern in white, blue, and black enamels. The unglazed base bears incised marks, including a prominent stylized character resembling an X or K, alongside other less distinct surface incisions.

Lot: 462 - Photo Portraits & Abraham Lincoln Litho Card

This collection consists of antique photographic ephemera primarily from the mid-19th to early 20th centuries. The grouping includes various formats such as cabinet cards, mounted studio portraits, and smaller photographic prints. The subject matter is largely formal studio portraiture from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, featuring men, women, and children in period attire, as well as several group family portraits. A notable non-photographic item in the collection is a color lithographed card. This piece features an allegorical figure of Liberty holding a flag, with a circular inset titled ABRAHAM LINCOLN and a smaller rectangular inset depicting him PRESENTING THE PROCLAMATION OF FREEDOM TO A SLAVE. Several items bear legible studio marks and photographer attributions, including: Blackman, WAUSEON, OHIO Wineland, CENTERBURG, O. Boysen, SACRAMENTO E. L. Johnson, MAIN ST. One smaller portrait is marked Studios. The photographs depict subjects in various poses, including a seated couple with a standing woman, a young boy in a formal suit, and a standing man with a cane. The items are mounted on heavy cardstock typical of the era, some with decorative embossed or printed borders. Dimensions vary by item.

Lot: 463 - Intaglio Prints after Steinle, Swanevelt & Others

17.5 x 24 and 19.5 x 29.5. This lot consists of an assortment of antique intaglio prints featuring various subjects and techniques. The collection includes a large-format mezzotint portrait of a bearded man in a hat, executed in the style of Rembrandt van Rijn and possibly by Georg Friedrich Schmidt. This print features the rich tonal range and velvety blacks characteristic of the mezzotint process. It includes a faint signature in the plate at the lower right and handwritten graphite notations in the margin reading Jean de... and 88 x 76. Also included is a steel engraving titled Christus in seiner Herrlichkeit after a painting by Edward von Steinle. The work is inscribed Ed. Steinle pinxt. and C. Kappes sculp. It bears publishing credits for Alcan in Paris, August Wilhelm Schulgen in Dusseldorf, and Hering & Remington in London. The print depicts a religious scene with Christ enthroned surrounded by saints and angels. The group further contains an oval steel engraving titled Paysage after Herman van Swanevelt, inscribed Peint par Swenvelt, Dessin? par Marchais, and Grav? par Niquet l'ain?. The scene depicts a classical landscape with pastoral figures and livestock near a river. A fourth oval steel engraving depicts a female saint in a mountainous landscape, standing at a stone altar with musical instruments, looking toward heaven. All prints exhibit distinct plate marks. Approximate sheet dimensions of largest: 88 x 76 cm.

Lot: 464 - Henkel, The Good, the Bad & the Ugly, Ltd Ed Print

16.5 x 16.5. This limited edition offset lithograph, created after an original graphite drawing by the artist Henkel, depicts a famous scene from the 1966 Spaghetti Western film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. The artwork features Eli Wallach as Tuco and Clint Eastwood as Blondie in a tense confrontation. Executed in a realistic style on buff-colored paper, the print utilizes fine cross-hatching and tonal shading to replicate the appearance of a pencil drawing. The name HENKEL is printed vertically in a stylized font on the right side of the composition. Below the name, the piece is hand-numbered 195/311 in pencil. The verso of the sheet is blank.

Lot: 465 - Ferris Woolen Company Fabric Sample Case 1934-1935

Large rectangular salesman sample or retail counter display case for the Ferris Woolen Company of Chicago, specifically produced for the Autumn and Winter 1934-1935 season. The case is constructed with a rigid core covered in a dark blue textured material. The front exterior features the company name and season in gold-toned script. The interior lid contains a lithographic advertisement featuring two men in period suits and one in an overcoat against a green background. Printed text identifies the firm as the Ferris Woolen Company, Successor to Detmer, Bruner & Mason, Inc. The main storage area is divided into three equal vertical compartments intended for fabric swatches. A lower interior panel features branding for various fabric lines including Presidentials, Weighmors, Dredmills, Kilmarniks, Franbills, and Glengates. A central circular logo notes the company was established in 1895.

Lot: 466 - Packard Motor Cars Advertising Thermometer Sign

27 inches. A single-sided vertical advertising thermometer sign for Packard Motor Cars. The sign is constructed of porcelain enamel on a convex metal panel with a blue and white color scheme. The top features the Packard brand name in script above the block text MOTOR CARS. Below this, a yellow and gold decorative cartouche contains a shield with the company slogan ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE. The temperature scale ranges from -20 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, with the numeric code 48 printed near the 120 mark. The text MADE IN U.S.A. is printed at the base of the scale. The glass thermometer tube is intact and contains a dark-colored fluid, secured on the reverse by a wooden support block. The lower portion of the sign features a rectangular color graphic depicting a dark-colored Packard sedan from approximately the late 1920s parked in front of a colonial-style house with figures in period dress. A small gold-toned decorative flourish is located at the bottom center of the blue field. Dimensions: approximately 30 inches x 8 inches.

Lot: 467 - Pair Cast Metal Heraldic Lion Rampant Wall Plaques

A pair of decorative heraldic wall plaques or mounts depicting lions rampant in a traditional medieval style. These pieces are produced from cast metal, likely iron or a heavy zinc alloy, utilizing a hollow-back casting technique. The front of each plaque features a distressed polychrome finish with layers of gold, silver, and red paint. The reverse of one plaque is incised with the mark JAPAN along with a small diamond-shaped logo. The back of each item also retains original threaded mounting studs. Several alphanumeric notations in white marker are present on the reverse, including P R, 899, and EAE. These items were manufactured in Japan and likely date to the mid-20th century.

Lot: 468 - Collection of Fluorescent Marbles

An assortment of marbles featuring a wide variety of patterns and styles. The collection is composed of glass and includes swirl, cat eye, patch, and solid color marbles in diverse colorways. A notable feature of this lot is the inclusion of several pieces with fluorescent properties; when viewed under UV blacklight, multiple marbles glow bright green, identifying them as uranium glass, while others show orange or reddish fluorescence. The collection comprises marbles in various sizes, from standard player marbles to larger shooters. The items are presented in a two-compartment blue cardboard storage box, with some marbles organized into clear plastic bags. The patterns and construction are consistent with mid-20th-century production by American manufacturers such as Akro Agate, Vitro Agate, and Peltier.

Lot: 468A - Pocket Lighters, Mid-C. Jewelry & Collectibles

An assortment of personal accessories and decorative items featuring objects from the mid-20th century. The collection includes four pocket lighters: a Ronson Standard model with a brown reptile-skin-style wrap, marked Ronson Standard, Made in U.S.A., Newark, N.J. on the base; a brushed silver-tone flip-top windproof lighter; a slim gold-tone rectangular lighter with dark brown lacquer or faux-tortoiseshell panels; and a tapered silver-tone lighter with gold-tone accents. Decorative objects consist of a hand-painted eggshell with bird and floral motifs in a fabric-wrapped, glass-paneled display case with an Asian-inspired textile pattern; a miniature cloisonn? egg on a dark pedestal housed in a presentation box labeled for The Mole Hole, Marshall, Michigan; and a large ampersand symbol crafted from wood or resin with a distressed red painted finish. The jewelry selection includes a gold-tone commemorative bowling tie bar engraved Jim Ballard ABC St. Paul 1951; a 14 karat gold filled tie tack set with a reddish-purple cabochon in its original Stager Jewelry Store, Winona, Minnesota box; a large Brutalist-style gold-tone owl pendant with nugget-textured surface and faceted red glass eyes on a thick link chain; and a gold-tone floral wreath brooch featuring a blue rhinestone and a hanging Miraculous Medal charm in a clear plastic case.

Lot: 470 - 1974 Hobo Kidney & Bladder Remedy Metal Sign

7x 19. This is a vertical rectangular sheet metal advertising sign produced as a reproduction of early 20th-century patent medicine packaging. The sign features a promotional display for Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy, which was originally a product of the Hobo Medicine Co. located in Beaumont, Texas. The central graphic depicts a three-dimensional yellow product box set against a cream-colored background with a double-line red border. The advertisement employs a variety of bold fonts characteristic of apothecary branding, including slogans such as Clear Up Your Complexion and Eliminate the Poisons from the System. The sign is constructed from sheet metal with a gray finish on the reverse side. Two pre-drilled mounting holes are centered at the top and bottom edges. A manufacturer's mark is printed in the lower right corner. Markings: ? 1974 SANFORD J. HEILNER INC. MADE IN U.S.A.

Lot: 471 - 1961 Goodyear Spanish Advertising Wall Calendar

18.5 x 29. This is a large-format wall calendar from 1961 produced as promotional ephemera for the Goodyear tire company. The calendar is designed for a Spanish-speaking market, with all month names and days of the week in Spanish. Each page features a large-format color photograph of an international scenic location, including the Jungfraujoch Station in Switzerland and Stevns Cliff in Denmark. Below the main photograph and calendar grid is a smaller color illustration depicting various vehicles equipped with Goodyear tires, such as delivery vans, trucks, and agricultural tractors. The Goodyear logo, featuring the iconic winged foot symbol in blue and yellow, is prominently displayed on each page. The calendar is constructed with heavy paper stock and bound at the top with a blue plastic spiral binding. Captions for the photographs include ESTACION DE JUNGFRAUJOCH - SUIZA and EL RISCO STEVNS - DINAMARCA. A small notation at the bottom left of one page appears to indicate it was printed in the United States. A white auction inventory tag labeled 471 is currently attached to the top binding.

Lot: 472 - Goodyear & Firestone Automotive Ephemera & Ashtray

This collection features early 20th-century automotive promotional materials and accessories from the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company and Firestone Tire & Rubber Company. The lot includes two issues of Goodyear Tire News published in Akron, Ohio. The December 1919 issue (Vol. 8, No. 12) features a winter cover illustration of a limousine at a tavern. The May 1920 issue (Vol. 9, No. 5) contains articles titled Milton Rides 156 M.P.H. on Goodyears and Free University Gets Under Way. A string-tied souvenir guide book titled The Trail of the Mohawk features a cover illustration of a Native American figure overlooking a mountain road with a automobile. Firestone materials include a booklet titled Firestone Road Maps of America, especially prepared by Rand McNally, with a scenic mountain lake cover. Also included is a promotional booklet titled A New Picture of Car Value featuring a streamlined vehicle on a blue cover, and three copies of a 1937 Firestone advertising calendar for the months of July, August, and September, each depicting a red streamlined car and a tire. The lot also contains a Goodyear promotional ashtray. The item consists of a clear glass insert seated within a miniature black rubber tire base. The sidewall of the rubber tire is embossed with the text GOOD YEAR. The center of the glass insert is printed with a blue and white Goodyear logo and the text TIRES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES.

Lot: 473 - Early 20th C. Automotive Literature & Ephemera

An assortment of early automotive literature and ephemera featuring manuals, promotional booklets, a novel, and a card game. The collection includes a hardcover copy of the novel The Motor Maids by Palm and Pine by Katherine Stokes, published by Hurst and Company, New York. Manufacturer-specific items include a 1913 Willys-Overland sales catalog; an illustrated Overland promotional booklet with a Niagara Falls scene and an agent stamp for R. N. Pattison of Niagara Falls; an Overland Model 85 B Four instruction manual; and a promotional booklet titled Points In Judging an Automobile for the Overland 83 B. Other automotive materials include an Oldsmobile Six Instruction Book issued November 15, 1925, by Olds Motor Works; a red softcover Buick Motor Cars catalog; and a Mitchell The Six of 16 promotional brochure. The group is completed by a boxed Improved Edition of the Touring automobile card game by Parker Brothers, featuring illustrated cards including 30 Miles and Hauled In examples. Materials consist of publisher's cloth, cardstock, and various paper stocks with printed and embossed decorations.

Lot: 474 - Cities Service Oil Can & Murad Cigarette Sign

This lot consists of two pieces of American advertising memorabilia. The first item is a Cities Service Oil Company lithographed metal utility oil can, approximately 4-ounce capacity. The can features a cream and green color scheme with the brand's trefoil and triangle logo. Printed marks include CITIES SERVICE, REG. U. S. PAT. OFF., and CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY - Bartlesville, Oklahoma. A white rectangular panel on the lower portion shows faded lettering for MOTOR OIL. The can is fitted with its original metal screw-top lid. The second item is a long, narrow metal advertising strip for Murad Turkish Cigarettes. The sign features white block lettering reading MURAD THE TURKISH CIGARETTE against a red background. Four circular mounting holes are distributed along the length of the strip.

Lot: 476 - Dodge & Chrysler Automotive Manuals, 1922-1935

A collection of softcover automotive manuals and instruction books published by the Dodge Brothers Corporation and the Chrysler Corporation. The group includes several volumes published between 1922 and 1935, focused on the technical operation and maintenance of Dodge passenger vehicles and commercial trucks. The included titles are: the Dodge Brothers Six Instruction Book (Fourth Edition, December 1930); the Dodge Brothers One and One Half Ton Truck (Models H-30 & H-31) Instruction Book (Fourth Edition, September 1933); the Instruction Book for the New Dodge Six (Code D2) (Second Edition, November 1935); and two separate editions of the Book of Information: Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles (Fifteenth Edition, March 1922, and Sixteenth Edition, January 1923). These octavo-format volumes are bound in original printed paper wrappers. The interiors are extensively illustrated with technical line drawings and diagrams, including "Right Side View of Power Plant" engine layouts, chassis components, front axle alignment procedures, and mechanical troubleshooting charts labeled "Corrective Measures." All manuals were produced by the manufacturers in Detroit, Michigan.

Lot: 477 - 1980 Chevrolet Truck Sales Album & Ephemera

11 x 16. This lot features a factory-original 1980 Chevrolet Truck Light-Duty Sales Album alongside an assortment of automotive advertising ephemera. The primary item is a quarto-sized three-ring binder bound in brown textured vinyl with white printed title and the Chevrolet bowtie logo on the front cover. The interior is organized with indexed divider tabs identifying specific truck models for the 1980 model year, including Sportvan, Chevy Van, Hi-Cube Van, Step-Van, FC Chassis, Diesel Pickup, Blazer, and Suburban. Each section contains color-illustrated sales literature and specifications. A supplementary pamphlet titled 1980 General Motors Passenger Car Accessories is included in the interior pocket. The accompanying ephemera includes a collection of double-sided advertising placards. One piece is a Chevrolet service mailer titled Check Your Mileage and Check Your Calendar, featuring a maintenance checklist and logos for Super Chevrolet Service and Signs of Satisfaction. The second piece is a 1947 Ford promotional scorecard featuring Babe Ruth as the Junior Baseball Counselor for the American Legion Junior Baseball program. This piece includes the slogans There is a Ford in your future and Fords Love Ford Service, and provides a blank grid for scoring games.

Lot: 478 - Porc. Enamel Sign Bloomfield & California Ave

10 x 24. This is a double-sided street intersection sign, manufactured from white porcelain enamel lettering on a heavy-gauge steel plate with a cobalt blue background. Both sides of the sign are identical, featuring text arranged in a two-line layout. The top line reads BLOOMFIELD ST. followed by an ampersand, and the bottom line reads CALIFORNIA AVE. This style and color scheme are characteristic of municipal street signage used in various United States cities during the early to mid-20th century. This particular intersection is associated with a location in Chicago, Illinois. The rectangular sign includes pre-drilled mounting holes along the top edge. No manufacturer stamps or date marks are visible on the object. Transcription: BLOOMFIELD ST. & CALIFORNIA AVE.

Lot: 479 - 7Up Painted Metal Vending Machine Panel Sign

This is a 7Up advertising panel, manufactured from painted metal, likely steel. The piece was originally intended for use as a component in a soda vending machine or cooling unit. The design features a common 1970s and 1980s era 7Up logo, which includes a stylized white 7Up with a red circular element, centered within a red rounded square. This central graphic is flanked by vertical color blocks in two shades of green against a white background. The sign is rectangular with flanged edges at the top and bottom. Six rectangular mounting apertures are located along the side edges for installation. A registered trademark symbol is visible in the bottom right corner of the primary red graphic.

Lot: 480 - 1958 Ford Wagon Advertising Production Materials

This collection consists of original advertising production materials for the 1958 Ford station wagon marketing campaign. The lot includes several glass layout plates featuring mounted high-contrast graphic arts film transparencies used for color separation. These plates are marked with technical notations including registration crosshairs and are stamped with KEY, BLUE, and RED, representing the black, cyan, and magenta color layers in the printing process. A job number 5803 is present on several plates, appearing mirrored on some. The subject matter depicts a 1958 Ford station wagon in two separate scenes: a Western-style ranch with figures in period attire and a stable setting. Also included are multiple full-color offset lithographic paper proofs showing the final layout. These proofs feature the 58 FORD branding with a central globe logo, part of the Ford Around the World advertising series.

Lot: 481 - Set Harrison Cast Iron Shoe Lasts & Stand

This set of antique shoe repair tools is comprised of a cast iron cobbler's anvil stand and three interchangeable shoe forms, commonly referred to as lasts. The central stand consists of a pedestal base and a tall vertical post topped with a keyed mount to secure the forms. The three shoe lasts are graduated in size and feature hollow sockets in the heel area for mounting onto the stand. Several pieces in the set feature embossed markings identifying the manufacturer as Harrison. The smallest shoe last is marked L 3 and HARRISON. The largest shoe last is embossed with 6 2 0 and HARRISON. The medium shoe last is embossed with HARRISON. The base of the stand is marked with the single digit 3.

Lot: 482 - P. R. Storie Pottery Co. Jug & Turned Wood Bowl

9 inches tall. This lot comprises two items: a hand-painted stoneware jug and a large turned wooden bowl. The stoneware jug was manufactured by the P. R. Storie Pottery Co. in Marshall, Texas. It features a rounded form with a single handle and a cream-colored glaze. The front is decorated with a hand-painted cobalt blue scene depicting a rustic cabin, split-rail fence, mountains, and birds in flight. The scene is signed may in script at the lower right. The base of the jug bears a blue stamp that reads P. R. STORIE POTTERY CO. MARSHALL, TEX. The second item is a round, shallow-to-medium depth bowl made of turned hardwood, likely maple, showing prominent concentric grain patterns.

Lot: 483 - Western Electric Oak Wall Magneto Telephone w/ E1

This is an antique magneto wall-mount telephone manufactured by Western Electric. The telephone is housed in a solid oak wood cabinet featuring finger-jointed dovetail construction. The front of the unit is equipped with two black-finished ringer bells and a circular black metal mounting plate. A manual hand-crank for the magneto generator is located on the right side of the cabinet. The device includes a black Western Electric model E1 handset connected by a brown fabric-covered cord. The handset handle features an embossed recessed rectangular mark that reads TRADE MARK Western Electric REG U S PAT OFF E 1 MADE IN U S A. This style of telephone predates rotary dialing and used the hand-cranked magneto to signal an operator or other parties on a party line.

Lot: 484 - Antique & Hardware, Clock Keys & Components

An assortment of antique and hardware, horological tools, and decorative metalwork. The collection includes a group of clock winding keys in brass and steel, including one white T-handle key and one modern Yale-style door key. A separate group consists of multiple skeleton and barrel keys in iron, steel, and brass-plated metal; one flat key in this group is stamped S.G.S. & S. CO. CHICAGO. Furniture components include fluted milk glass or porcelain knobs with mounting bolts, a large turned dark wood drawer knob, cast brass furniture appliques in a Neoclassical ribbon-and-bow motif, and a brass drop-handle pull with a yellow-painted wooden egg-shaped drop. Lighting accessories feature an openwork brass finial with an Asian Shou character design, a white porcelain and brass finial, and a brass threaded finial. Mechanical and horological items consist of a circular brass pendulum bob with an attached adjustment rod and a metal scale component featuring gold stenciled text reading 1000 LBS housed in a yellow frame. Decorative items include two cast iron figures depicting seated and crouching subjects.

Lot: 485 - Himenez (20th C.), Tropical Landscape w/ Figures

25.5 x 29.5. This oil on canvas board painting depicts a tropical landscape featuring figures resting in the shade of large palm trees. The composition focuses on a group of individuals seated in high-backed chairs in the foreground, with the scene opening up to show yellow-walled bungalows with terracotta-colored roofs in the mid-ground. The work is rendered in a mid-20th-century impressionistic style, utilizing thick impasto and expressive brushwork to capture the play of sunlight and shadow across the grassy landscape. The painting is signed HIMENEZ in the lower right corner. It is housed in a wide, dark-stained wooden frame. The reverse of the board features a historical label from Hatfield's Color Shop, Inc. of Boston, Massachusetts, and contains handwritten notations of the dimensions. 20 x 24 inches.

Lot: 486 - Gabriel Bodenehr, Panoramic Bethune Engraving,

7.25 x 20. This 18th-century engraving with etched foundations depicts a panoramic view of the fortified town of Bethune, France. The work is titled BETHUNE In der Graffschafft Artois within a decorative ribbon banner at the top center. The composition illustrates the city skyline, fortifications, and surrounding landscape. A numbered legend in German, split between the lower left and lower right corners, identifies thirteen specific landmarks including the Porte d Arras, various churches, cloisters, the belfry tower, and the castle. The print is inscribed in the lower right corner AUGSPURG / G. Bodenehr; / fecit et Excudit Cum / Gratia et Privilegio Sac. / Caes: Majestatis., attributing the work to the German engraver and publisher Gabriel Bodenehr (1673?1765). The sheet is numbered 45 in the upper right corner, indicating its origin from a larger topographical series, likely Force d Europe. The print is executed on paper and is currently mounted onto a stiff brown backing board.

Lot: 487 - Tasco 12 7x50 Extra Wide Angle Binoculars w/ Case

A pair of Tasco Model No. 12 Porro prism binoculars featuring 7x magnification and 50mm objective lenses. The instrument is constructed with a featherweight magnesium body finished in a black textured coating with silver-tone metal accents. The left backplate is marked tasco, MAGNESIUM BODY, FULLY COATED, MODEL No. 12, and No. 381731 in red. The right backplate is marked 7 X 50, EXTRA WIDE ANGLE, FEATHER WEIGHT, 578 FT AT 1000YDS, and REG.No. 6750 in red. Silver-tone bands near the objective lenses are stamped EXTRA WIDE ANGLE. The binoculars feature a center-focus wheel with an integrated scale, a right-eye diopter adjustment marked with a plus and minus scale, and an interpupillary distance scale on the central hinge. The lenses show a blue-tinted optical coating. The set includes a black hard-shell carrying case with a top-opening lid and snap closure, two black plastic objective lens caps embossed with the Tasco globe logo, and a thin leather neck strap attached to the binoculars.

Lot: 488 - Realistic AM-FM Stereo Mate & Cassette Tapes

This lot features a Realistic AM-FM Stereo Mate portable cassette player, catalog number 14-1076. The unit is equipped with auto-reverse functionality and a Dolby System. It is presented in its original retail box from Radio Shack, which includes a price tag. The collection also includes a brown textured vinyl carrying case designed for cassette storage, containing an assortment of pre-recorded and blank cassette tapes. Visible artists and titles include Patti Page Golden Hits, Elvis Presley It's Christmas Time, Whitney Houston I Will Always Love You, Kenny Rogers Eyes That See In The Dark, Brenda Lee Jingle Bell Rock, and Andy Williams. The tape collection also features specialty recordings such as a clinical hypnosis tape for weight reduction and a Spooky Sounds of the Night Halloween recording. Additionally, the lot includes a 45rpm vinyl record titled Jesus Got Ahold Of My Life by the group Just Us, produced by Kopperhead Productions (KPI#831182).

Lot: 489 - VHS, DVD & CD: Horror, Thriller & Family

This lot comprises a collection of home media including VHS tapes, a DVD, and a CD. The VHS component consists of twenty tapes spanning various genres. Horror and thriller titles include Friday the 13th Part 2 and Friday the 13th Part 3 (Gateway releases), Creepshow (Warner Home Video), Final Destination 2 (New Line Home Entertainment), House on Haunted Hill, Rana: The Legend of Shadow Lake (Barbary Video), and Evil in the Swamp (MNtex Entertainment). Action and adventure films include Speed (Fox Video), No Mercy (Tri-Star Pictures), Krull, and Van Helsing (Universal Studios). Family-oriented programming includes Frankenweenie (Walt Disney Home Video), The Baby-Sitters Club Video #2: Dawn and the Haunted House (Scholastic), Who Killed Doc Robin, and The Boy Who Talks To Whales. Also present are two Avanti T-120 blank recordable VHS tapes, The Clown and the Kids, and The Legend of Black Thunder Mountain. The DVD is a 2004 widescreen edition of the film Saw from Lions Gate Home Entertainment, starring Cary Elwes and Danny Glover. The CD is The Best of John Denver, part of the Ten Best Series from EMI-Capitol Special Markets, featuring ten tracks.

Lot: 490 - Red-Man Attributed Diamond Pattern Picnic Basket

Attributed to Red-Man Quality Baskets based on design consensus, this mid-century picnic basket features a reddish-brown woven body with a decorative diamond-weave pattern accented by natural-colored splints. The construction is reinforced with tan-painted wooden trim bands at the rim and base, fastened with metal rivets. The lid is dark brown with a textured, debossed brick pattern and is attached via two brass-toned metal hinges. The basket is equipped with dual swing-down handles composed of an orange-toned material. The interior is lined with a smooth orange vinyl material and includes a fiberboard base.

Lot: 491 - 7 Plume & Atwood Milk Glass & Porc. Oil Lamps

This collection consists of seven miniature oil lamps of varying styles and materials. Included in the lot are four milk glass lamps: one featuring a square base with embossed scrollwork and hand-painted polychrome floral sprays, a second with a molded fleur-de-lis pattern and clear chimney, a third slender lamp with a hand-painted berry branch motif, and a fourth round lamp with pink-blushed accents and hand-painted floral blossoms. The collection also contains two ceramic finger lamps, one with a blue and white paisley transfer-print pattern and gold-gilt handle, and another in white porcelain with a molded beaded or lace-like texture and matching shade. The final piece is a molded glass finger lamp accented with green, red, and blue jewels, paired with a ruffled-top cranberry-tinted chimney. Several lamps are fitted with brass burners marked for the Plume and Atwood Manufacturing Company of Waterbury, Connecticut. One lamp retains a white inventory tag.

Lot: 492 - Martin Luther, Biblia, Christoph Saur, 1776

This volume is the third edition of the Saur Bible, the first Bible printed in a European language in the American colonies. Translated into German by Martin Luther, it was published in Germantown, Pennsylvania, by Christoph Saur II in 1776. This edition is historically known as the Gun Wad Bible, as tradition states that British soldiers used unbound sheets of the book as musket wadding during the Battle of Germantown. The work is a thick quarto, printed in traditional German Fraktur in double columns. The volume includes both the Old and New Testaments; the New Testament title page is present and identifies the printing as the Dritte Auflage or Third Edition. The book is bound in period calf leather over thick wooden boards, which was the characteristic style for these colonial Pennsylvania imprints. The title page of the New Testament reads: Das Neue Testament unsers HErrn und Heylandes JESU Christi, nach der Deutschen Ueberfetzung Dr. Martin Luthers, mit kurzem Inhalt eines jeden Capitels, und vollst?ndiger Anweisung gleicher Schrift-Stellen. Dritte Auflage. Germantown, Gedruckt und zu finden bey Christoph Saur, 1776.

Lot: 493 - Victorian Velvet Album w/ Cabinet Cards & CDVs

This Victorian-era photograph album features a padded purple velvet binding with a decorative metal script applique reading Our Friends on the front cover. The metal applique includes the incised words TRADE MARK on the lower flourish. The volume is secured with a metal latch on the fore-edge and the spine is reinforced with brown textured cloth. Internally, the album consists of thick card pages with gilded edges. The pages contain die-cut windows designed for cabinet cards and Carte de Visite (CDV) photographs, each framed by gold-toned lithographed floral and geometric borders. The album houses an assortment of original period photographs depicting families, children, and individuals. One portrait includes a printed identification label for the studio of H. Biddle, Cleveland.

Lot: 494 - Petilfells (19th C.), Consolation, Mixed Media

25 x 29. This mixed media work on toned wove paper is executed in charcoal and pastel. The composition depicts a young woman in historicized rural dress consoling an elderly, bearded man who leans against her while holding a wooden staff. The drawing reflects a late 19th-century academic style, characterized by soft modeling of the faces and textures. The work is signed lower right Petilfells and inscribed Roma. It is housed in a deep-profile wooden frame with a linen-wrapped mat and a gold-colored fillet. The verso includes a gallery label from Frames etc., Marlton, New Jersey, and a handwritten provenance note on graph paper reading, bought in L. Angeles c dec 1975.

Lot: 495 - Neoclassical Cobalt Blue Glass Cherub Table Lamp

47 inches tall. A Neoclassical style table lamp featuring a central decorative cobalt blue glass orb. The large, spherical glass element is blown with a smooth, reflective surface and is situated between cast metal foliate caps. The lamp is supported by a cast metal stem depicting a cherub or putto figure clutching a fluted column. The figure stands upon a tiered, square pedestal base ornamented with relief scrollwork, volutes, and foliate motifs. The metal components are finished in a distressed blue and gold-tone patina. The lamp is equipped with a brass-toned socket and harp, and is fitted with a white pleated fabric bell shade protected in its original plastic wrapping. A brown electrical cord is attached. No manufacturer marks or signatures were found on the piece.

Lot: 496 - RCA WWII Radio Receiver BC-348-O w/ Headphones

This is a World War II-era US Army Signal Corps airborne radio receiver, model BC-348-O, manufactured by RCA Manufacturing Co., Inc. in Camden, New Jersey. The unit is constructed with a metal housing featuring a black crackle finish on the front panel. The interface includes a central tuning dial display showing frequency ranges, including 6.0-9.5 MC. Control components consist of a Band Switch knob, a Tuning knob with a finger crank, a Crystal Filter selector, and a three-position lever for AVC, OFF, and MVC settings. Additional knobs for Increase Vol., Beat Freq., Ant. Align., and Dial Lights are positioned across the panel. A C.W. OSC. toggle switch is located on the upper left. The panel features terminal posts labeled TEL. for telephone headsets and A and G for antenna and ground connections. The brass identification plate is fixed to the lower right, detailing the model and serial number 6695. The lot includes a set of period-style headphones with a metal headband and cloth-covered wiring, as well as an attached power cable with a two-prong plug.

Lot: 497 - 3 TDK Purported Charles Manson Prison Recordings

A trio of TDK D60 IEC I/TYPE I (Normal Position) 60-minute cassette tapes housed in standard clear plastic jewel cases. These items are presented as documentary recordings from Charles Manson's period of incarceration. Each tape is accompanied by a white adhesive label printed with the text CHARLES MANSON PRISON CASSETTE TAPE RECORDING. One label features the handwritten notation 3/98 in red ink, while another features 2/38 in red ink. One label is partially obscured by black marker redaction. The paper J-card inserts contain extensive handwritten logs in blue and black ink detailing specific recording sessions throughout 2007. Tape one lists dates from August 2, 2007, to September 19, 2007. Tape two lists dates from October 2, 2007, to December 1, 2007. Tape three lists dates from March 27, 2007, to July 14, 2007. The cassette shells are transparent plastic with black magnetic tape visible on the internal spools.

Lot: 498 - Oak Mfg. Co. Acorn Bulk Vending Machine

A bulk vending machine manufactured by the Oak Manufacturing Co., identified as the Acorn model. This machine is designed to dispense gumballs, candies, or nuts. The unit consists of a cast metal base and tiered lid finished in red paint, housing a clear glass globe with rounded corners. The dispensing mechanism features a chrome-plated coin entry and a lever-style handle. The discharge flap at the base is embossed with the words THANK YOU above a stylized acorn logo. The internal hopper contains four vertical steel support rods and agitator springs to assist with product flow. A top-mounted lock is present and comes with two keys, one of which is stamped B102.

Lot: 499 - Collection Sewing Patterns, mid-20th C

This collection of paper sewing patterns dates primarily from the 1940s through the 1960s. The lot includes various designs for women's, girls', and infants' apparel from several major American manufacturers including McCall's, Simplicity, Hollywood Pattern, and Butterick. Specific pattern numbers visible include McCall's 4814 (Ladies' and Misses' two-piece suit), McCall's 8363 (Girls' dress), McCall's 8707 (Girls' dress), Simplicity 4495 (Girl's Simple to Make dress), Simplicity 7274 (Designer Fashion girl's dress), and Hollywood Pattern 1256 (infant or toddler garment). Several envelopes bear retailer stamps from Sears, Roebuck and Co. located at 416 N. Market Ave. in Canton, Ohio. Original retail prices printed on the envelopes range from 25 cents to 75 cents. The patterns consist of printed paper envelopes intended to contain tissue paper pattern pieces and instruction sheets.

Lot: 500 - Simplicity, McCall's & Advance Sewing Patterns

This large collection of sewing patterns includes designs from several prominent American manufacturers, primarily Simplicity, McCall's, Advance, and Glamour. The lot encompasses a diverse range of styles from approximately the late 1940s through the early 1980s. Women's fashion is well-represented with patterns for day dresses, Jiffy caftans, separates, and tunics. Notable examples include Simplicity 5320, 9844, and 8463. The collection also features a selection of infant and children's wear, including baby layettes and toddlers' clothing such as Simplicity 4287 and 1493. Specialized patterns for outerwear, such as a child's snowsuit (Simplicity 9289), and costumes are present, including McCall's 792 for dance attire and a Simplicity animal costume pattern. Many envelopes bear retailer stamps from Stark's in Canton, Ohio, and Mellett Mall. The patterns exhibit various original retail price points ranging from 40 cents to 3 dollars.

Lot: 501 - George F. Cram Geographical Terms Pull-Down Map

55 inches wide. A educational pull-down wall map titled Cram's Geographical Terms, published by The George F. Cram Company Inc. of Indianapolis, Indiana. The map is designed as a visual teaching aid, featuring two large, color-illustrated landscape panoramas. The upper illustration depicts various coastal and oceanic landforms including an archipelago, gulf, peninsula, isthmus, and various reef types. The lower illustration focuses on inland and mountainous features such as a plateau, canyon, volcano, mesa, and butte. Below the illustrations is an extensive alphabetical section titled Definitions of Geographical Terms arranged in three columns. The map is mounted on a spring-loaded metal roller housed in a metal bracket and includes a wooden bottom pull-bar with a metal ring and a small metal tag embossed with Geographical Terms. A red and yellow label affixed to the bottom of the map states This Map Is Markable-Kleenable and provides instructions for use with Cram's marking pencils. Handwritten inventory marks on the wooden bar read Cram Co. Regt-14 and Property Southport.