Our Wednesday, May 15, 2013 auction featured the 50-year collection of the late Veronica "Ronnie" Riefler Strathmann of Pittsburgh, PA, past president and long standing member of the Lowell Innes Chapter of the National Early American Glass Club (NAGC). Exhibition and publication records for pieces in the Strathmann collection include the Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania and Lowell Innes' Pittsburgh Glass 1797-1891.

In addition, the auction included:

The final installment of the collection and reference library of the late Miriam Mucha, former curator at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and past president of the NAGC.

Selections from the private collection of Kenneth Lyon, past president of the NAGC

The Lorraine Galinsky collection of Long Island, NY

The final installment of the Virginia & Vladimir Weiss collection of Audubon, PA

Art glass from the collection of the late Rudolph Evers

Part One of the Wilbur and Jean Rudisill collection of open salts

Private collections from North Carolina, Florida, California, Connecticut and Massachusetts

Plus additional consignments

Highlights:
Important Midwestern free-blown glass; New Jersey and other free-blown wares; cut and engraved Pittsburgh and New England glass; New England and Pittsburgh blown three-mold and pillar-molded wares; colored New England pressed vases and candlesticks; pressed lacy including two Pittsburgh window panes, one signed “BAKEWELL”, a fine Boston & Sandwich covered vegetable dish and rare cup plates; the Mucha collection of European glass of all types including a large selection of pressed lacy; lighting including whale oil and early kerosene periods; a large selection of 18th and 19th century drinking vessels; open salts including rare lacy, pattern molded, Galle, Tiffany, silver, &c.; art glass including 15+ pieces of Tiffany, a Steuben Millefiori decorated Aurene vase, and a Pairpoint puffy-shade boudoir lamp; a collection of antique and modern paperweights including ex-NYHS examples, South Jersey cologne and toothpick holder with applied opal rim, &c.; whimsies including a collection of darners; flint EAPG including goblets and colored spoon/spill holders; assorted other glass including bottles and flasks, dresser articles, cut overlay, overshot, &c.; a large selection of reference volumes and research materials; plus more!

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ORDER OF SALE by Lot Number:
(Sale started at 9:30 AM ET with Lot #001)

001-173: Free-Blown, Pattern-Molded and Bottles

174-247: Early Cut, Engraved and Drinking Vessels

248-316: Flint EAPG

317-353: Colored Flint and Candlesticks

354-377: Lighting

378-406: Toiletry including Colognes

407-429: Reference Materials

430-494: Miscellaneous

495-576: Paperweights and Art Glass

577-680: Salts including Art Glass, Silver and Pressed Lacy

681-743: Additional Lacy, Toys and Cup Plates

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We are actively seeking consignments for future ceramics auctions. Contact Jill Fenichell by phone at (917) 302-1757 (New York office) or email jill@jeffreysevans.com.

Our inaugural ceramics auction of 18th & 19th century wares featured:

English and Continental pottery from a Connecticut private collection

A Massachusetts private collection of English tea- and coffee-wares from a variety of factories

A fine selection of English and French dinner and dessert partial services from the estate of a prominent Long Island resident

The Lorraine Galinsky collection of Long Island

Property from the estate of Nicholas de Belleville Katzenbach

A private collection of English and Continental puzzle jugs

Property deaccessioned from the Reeves collection at Washington & Lee University and sold to benefit the Acquisitions fund

Selections from the Rudolph Evers estate collection

American interest Staffordshire transferware from a California collection

English and Continental porcelain

Continental faience

Selections of Japanese ceramics from the estate of Beate Sirota Gordon

Chinese porcelain from the Veronica “Ronnie” Riefler Strathmann estate

Plus a variety of other properties!

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Part I of the massive collection of the late Rudolph Evers, well-known Shenandoah Valley restaurateur and collector, formerly of Bridgewater, VA.

This auction consisted of a wide range of Virginia, Victorian, oak, Henkel-Harris and other furniture; collection of John Heatwole carvings; P. Buckley Moss and Ken Schuler original artwork and prints; antique toys, banks and marbles; clocks; country accessories; local ephemera including Staunton calendars; an outstanding collection of glass including art, Victorian, 300+ pieces of EAPG, cut and carnival; ceramics including R. S. Prussia, collection of Tea Leaf, flow blue, &c.; collectible ceramics including art pottery, Watt, Hall LRRH and cookie jars; plus much more!

ORDER OF SALE BY LOT NUMBER:

001-060: Ephemera and Toys

061-122: Art Pottery, Collectibles, Country Accessories and Textiles

123-135: John L. Heatwole Carvings

136-203: Art and Prints, including Moss and Schuler, Decorative Accessories and Silver

204-252: Furniture and Carpets

253-393: Lighting, Art Glass, Victorian Glass and Cut Glass

394-486: Ceramics

487-610: EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass), Carnival Glass and Miscellaneous Glass

This was the primary auction of the Rudolph Evers Estate Collection. For additional material from the Evers Collection, see our 2013 auction dates April 24, May 15, June 22, July 27 and September 28. Watch www.jeffreysevans.com for details.

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Our March 23, 2013 catalogued auction of Important 19th Century Lighting featured the second half of the exceptional lighting collection of the late Dorothy Gooch of Hopkinsville, KY plus the remainder of the collection of Kerry Bachler of Ontario, NY. The catalogued portion of the auction included more than 400 lots comprising rare opalescent stand and finger lamps, 11 Swan figural stand lamps, other figural glass stems, fine figural spelter stems, Sandwich including two Triple-Dolphin bases, cut overlays, rare colored fonts, 20 different colored Princess Feather including a blue and green combination footed finger, stand lamps with matching patterned chimneys, good hanging lamps, ornate student and banquet lamps, an outstanding large selection of parts including fine shades of all types, rare colored chimneys, good burners and set-ups, the Bachler library of reference materials, plus more.

UNCATALOGUED AUCTION SESSION (Tray & Box Lots)
An uncatalogued auction session immediately followed the catalogued session and consisted of the Gooch and Bachler basements full of parts of all types. Parts include chimneys, burners, shades, frames, &c. ***Participation in the uncatalogued session was limited to registered on-site bidders.

ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-129: Early to Mid-Kerosene Period Lighting

Lots 130-159: Opalescent Lighting

Lots 160-278: Late Kerosene Period Lighting

Lots 279-328: Miniature and Victorian Metal Lighting

Lots 329-337: Lanterns and Related

Lots 338-361: Reference Books and Materials

Lots 362-404: Lighting Components (Part 1)

Lots 405-538: Lighting Components (Part 2)

Uncatalogued Box Lots

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Our February 16, 2013 Catalogued Variety Auction featured material from the collections of the late Richard "Dick" and Mary Ann Krauss of Clyde, OH, the late Betty Jane Renn of Sunbury, PA, and the Veronica "Ronnie" Riefler Strathmann estate of Pittsburgh, PA.

This sale included a massive collection of sterling silver souvenir spoons, other sterling hollow and flatware, Victorian figural napkin rings, Samuel Yellin candlestick and other Arts & Crafts, vintage toys and dolls, marbles, fine Christmas and Easter decorations, collections of tobacciana, advertising and country store items, books and ephemera, Victorian and Chinese furniture, country accessories, a collection of Maxfield Parrish prints, lady's accoutrements and vintage clothing, fine and costume jewelry, collection of Royal Doulton figures and other Royal Doulton ceramics, art pottery, Tiffin figural glass lamps, plus much more.

ORDER OF SALE:

001-121: Advertising

122-244: Holiday Decorations, Toys & Dolls

245-275: Books, Postcards, Ephemera, Militaria

276-367: Railroad, Tools, Country Accessories

368-391: Arts & Crafts

392-431: Artwork & Prints

432-459: Decorative Accessories

460-473: Orientalia & Tribal

474-499: Furniture

500-558: Vintage Clothing, Sewing & Lady’s Accoutrements

559-603: Jewelry & Watches

604-635: Glass

636-700: Ceramics (includes figurines)

701-849: Silver

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Our Saturday, January 26, 2013 auction of 19th & 20th Century Glass featured the first installment from a selection of over 4,000 pieces from the late Richard “Dick” and Mary Ann Krauss collection of Clyde, OH; the Priscilla McBride collection of Wells, NY; the collection of Virginia & Vladimir Weiss, Audubon, PA; the collection of the late Cora H. Teter, Forest Hill, MD; the Helen M. Collins collection of Baltimore, MD; selections from the Veronica "Ronnie" Riefler Strathmann estate collection of Pittsburgh, PA; plus others.

NOTE: The Krauss collection of salt and sugar shakers will be sold on July 27, 2013. The auction will be held in conjunction with the Antique Glass Salt and Sugar Shaker Club’s (AGSSSC) 2013 Convention in Harrisonburg, VA.

ORDER OF SALE BY LOT NUMBER:

001-182: Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG)

183-248: Children's Toy Glass & Mugs

249-321: Various (stemware, paperweights, studio glass, assorted 20th c.)

322-352: Kerosene Lighting

353-369: Cut Glass

370-529: Art Glass

530-747: Assorted Victorian Glass

748-854: Shakers and Syrups

855-900: Cruets and Toothpick Holders

901-998: Opalescent Glass

999-1046: Tumblers

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Our Saturday, November 10th catalogued auction of Americana & Fine Antiques featured the collection of Sally and the late Stanley Greenbaum of Williamsburg, VA, material that has descended in Shenandoah Valley families, &c.

ORDER OF SALE BY LOT NUMBER:

001-097: Folk Pottery

098-129: Manuscripts, Maps, Firearms, Civil War, &c.

130-175: Baskets

176-229: Country Accessories including Decoys

230-259: Metalware

260-293: Textiles

294-359: Folk Art

360-423: Fine & Decorative Arts

424-525: Furniture & Mirrors

526-530: Carpets

531-557: Silver

558-641: Glass & Ceramics

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Our Saturday, October 20, 2012 auction featured:

Part one of the exceptional lighting collection of the late Dorothy Gooch of Hopkinsville, KY

The final installment of the lighting collection of Abigail and the late Edward Meyer of Plantsville, CT

The Victorian glass collection of the late Marge Hulsebus of Redlands, CA

The open salt collection of the late Dr. Leonell C. Strong Jr. of Norton, VA

Plus other consignments

Order of Sale by Lot Number:

1001-1032: Early kerosene and fluid lighting

1033-1073: Figural stem kerosene lighting

1074-1093: Opalescent kerosene lighting

1094-1185: Later kerosene lighting

1186-1270: Assorted lighting, parts and accessories (incl. Meyer collection)

1271-1282: Reference materials from the Meyer collection

1283-1336: Hulsebus collection of kerosene lighting and fairy lamps

1337-1386: Hulsebus collection of assorted Victorian glass

1387-1511: Hulsebus collection of pickle casters

1512-1669: Open salts from the Hulsebus and Strong collections

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This auction was comprised of the second half of the distinguished lantern collection of the late Phillip M. Sullivan of South Orleans, MA. Mr. Sullivan was an advanced collector and student of lanterns of all types and amassed a collection of more than 900 pieces. He was past president of the Rushlight Club and an active member of the International Guild of Lamp Researchers.

The sale included more than 400 lanterns comprising 19th & 20th century examples of marine, railroad, onion and blown-molded globes, barn, firemen, street, many colored globes, &c.

The first half of the Sullivan collection was sold on April 29, 2012. View Catalogue

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Our 18th annual fall glass auction featured the private collection of the late Lillian "Lil" and Walter "Bud" Marchant and the stock of Lil-Bud Antiques (formerly of Cape Cod, MA), part two of the personal collection of Judith (Judy) Cronin (of Cape Cod, MA), part two of the collection of the late Jerry Wood (formerly of Dequincy, LA), the reference library of the late Miriam Mucha (formerly of Philadelphia, PA), private collections from New York and Michigan, plus others!

This auction was held in conjunction with the EAPGS 2012 Eastern Region Meeting, which took place in Harrisonburg, VA and at our gallery in Mt. Crawford, VA from September 26-29.

On Thurs., Sept. 27th beginning at 2:00 PM ET we conducted an uncatalogued session of more than 1,000 pieces of EAPG, sold by tray and table lots. Participation in the uncatalogued session was limited to registered in-house bidders. No images are available for these items, which were sold as lots 2000-2028L.

ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-118: Early Glass & Lighting

Lots 119-192: Reference Volumes

Lots 193-252: Historical & Children's Toys

Lots 253-329: Victorian, Novelties, Vaseline & Stained EAPG

Lots 330-543: Flint Stemware

Lots 544-757: Flint Tableware

Lots 758-841: Non-flint Stemware

Lots 842-1008: Non-flint Tableware

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This auction featured material from Shenandoah Valley families and estates which included:

The Mildred VanPelt Hanger and J. Brownie Hanger estates of Churchville, VA

The Aubrey Liskey estate of Harrisonburg, VA

Ruth & Rich Whipple of Roanoke, VA

A Harrisonburg, VA estate collection of WWII material

A long-established Page County, VA family

Plus other consignments

Also sold in this auction was the remainder of the collection of Leah & the late Bill Pollard of Purcellville, VA along with other collections.

Start Time: 9:30 AM ET
End Time: 3:48 PM ET

ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-101: Antiquarian Books, Ephemera, Manuscripts & Printed Materials

Lots 102-201: Railroad, Military, Tools & Related

Lots 202-280: Toys, Dolls & Advertising

Lots 281-326: Country Accessories

Lots 327-379: Clocks, Fine & Decorative Arts

Lots 380-414: Silver, Jewelry & Coins

Lots 415-427: Orientalia

Lots 428-454: Furniture

Lots 455-488: China Half-Dolls & Art Pottery

Lots 489-548: Lighting

Lots 549-668: Hyacinth Vases & Assorted Glass

Lots 669-739: Ceramics

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Our June 23, 2012 catalogued auction of Americana & Fine Antiques spotlighting Virginia and the South featured the collection of Leah and the late Bill Pollard of Purcellville, VA, selections from the collection of Bill and Helen Holt of Elkton, VA, a three generation Middleburg, VA collection, material descended in several Shenandoah Valley families, institutional consignments, &c. This auction was comprised of a fine selection of rare Virginia & other Southern material, 18th & 19th century American formal and country furniture, fine & decorative arts, outstanding folk pottery, important folk art, early Virginia manuscript material, country accessories, textiles, antique firearms and edge weapons, select advertising and country store items, Virginia coin and other silver, antique oriental carpets, 18th & 19th century ceramics, &c. ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-102: Folk Pottery

Lots 103-134: Country Store, Advertising and Toys

Lots 135-188: Black & Historical Americana, Civil War, Weaponry, Manuscript Material

Lots 189-276: Country Accessories and Metalware

Lots 277-333: Baskets

Lots 334-367: Textiles

Lots 368-409: Folk Art

Lots 410-477: Fine Art, Clocks and Decorative Accessories

Lots 478-596: Furniture

Lots 597-614: Oriental Carpets

Lots 615-636: Silver

Lots 637-727: Ceramics and Glass

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Auction start time: 9:30 AM ET on Saturday, May 19, 2012 Our May 19, 2012 catalogued auction of 18th & 19th Century Glass and Lighting featured the collections of George Kahnle and Richard LaBarge of Victory Mills, NY, Abigail and the late Edward Meyer of Plantsville, CT, Mimi and Fred Reed of State College, PA, the late Ruth Cross of Holden, MA, Bert Cohen of Boston, MA, flasks from the Thomas Dale Barnes estate collection of Ojai, CA, selected glass from the collection of Leah and the late Bill Pollard of Purcellville, VA (see June 23, 2012 sale for rest of Pollard collection), plus additional collections from FL, NC, and beyond. This auction was conducted in conjunction with the National American Glass Club's 2012 Seminar held at our auction gallery and in nearby in Harrisonburg, VA. Offerings included:

New England and Midwestern blown glass including rare colored three-mold, pattern and pillar-molded, and free-blown wares

A large selection of fine Pittsburgh and other early cut glass

Historical and scroll flasks and bottles

Pressed lacy including rare colored examples, and collections of salts and cup plates

Rare Sandwich and other colored pressed wares including candlesticks and vases

A large collection of Christmas salts and pungents, including many extremely rare colors

Cologne bottles

The Cohen collection of antique and studio glass writing pens

Paperweights

A fine selection of whale oil, fluid and early kerosene lighting including cut overlay

Flint EAPG including many rare colored pieces and a collection of Early Moon & Star

European glass

A selection of art and Victorian glass including Mt. Washington

Plus much more!

ORDER OF SALE BY LOT NUMBER:

001-068: Flask, bottles and related

069-119: Pattern-molded and Blown-molded

120-170: Free-blown

171-233: Early cut and engraved, and drinking related vessels

234-311: Colored flint and candlesticks

312-379: Lighting

380-450: Early American Pattern Glass

451-470: Reference Material

471-568: Miscellanea including cut overlay, paperweights and dipping pens

569-613: Art glass, various shakers and Christmas salts

614-680: Cologne bottles, pungents and other toiletry containers

681-699: Toys

700-817: Open salts including lacy and others

818-877: Lacy and cup plates

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Auction begins at 9:30 AM ET on Sunday, April 29, 2012 This single-owner sale featured Part I of the distinguished lantern collection of the late Phillip M. Sullivan of South Orleans, MA. (Sale date for Part II is October 20, 2012) This auction was held in conjunction with the Rushlight Club’s 2012 Spring Seminar/Meeting held in Harrisonburg, VA and at our gallery. Mr. Sullivan was an advanced collector and student of lanterns of all types and amassed a collection of more than 900 pieces. He was a past president of the Rushlight Club and an active member of the International Guild of Lamp Researchers. This auction included 400+ lanterns from the candle to kerosene periods comprising railroad, marine, presentation, onion and blown-molded globes, barn, street, many colored globes, etc., as well as related ephemera and reference materials, posters, shipping crates, etc. ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 501-546: Early candle and pierced lanterns

Lots 547-621: Assorted lanterns including railroad, fireman and tubular

Lots 622-753: Marine lanterns

Lots 754-796: Reference materials, ephemera, parts and accessories

And uncatalogued box lot session of parts immediately followed the catalogued portion (bidding on the uncatalogued lots was limited to registered in-house bidders)

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Auction begins at 9:30 AM ET on Saturday, April 28, 2012 This auction featured the second half of the important collection of Abigail and the late Edward Meyer of Plantsville, CT, along with a significant collection of early and primitive lighting of all types. The Meyer offerings consisted of more than 150 stand and finger lamps with appropriate set-ups, rare burners, outstanding parts, and a fine collection of glass smoke bells of all types. Additional kerosene lighting includes a fine Sandwich cut overlay 21" banquet lamp, marriage lamps, a selection of Victorian opalescent and miniature lamps, latticinio and marbrie fonts, etc. Also included was a significant private collection of 300+ primitive tin, iron and glass lighting devices spanning the rushlight to fluid periods and comprising all forms and styles. Related accessories included the Sullivan collection of 40+ candlemolds (one to sixty-hole examples), lamp fillers, match holders, etc. Research materials include two important volumes of lighting patents. ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-136: Meyer Collection (as shown in mini-catalogue)

Lots 137-178: Remainder of Meyer Collection lamps, parts and accessories

Lots 179-210: Meyer Collection smoke bells

Lots 211-266: Additional kerosene lighting and parts

Lots 267-434: Pre-kerosene and primitive lighting

Lots 435-460: Lanterns (non-Sullivan)

Lots 461-496: Lighting related including reference materials, lamp fillers and candlemolds

This auction was held in conjunction with the Rushlight Club’s 2012 Spring Seminar/Meeting held in Harrisonburg, VA and at our gallery. Get Printable List of Realized Auction Prices If you are interested in consigning merchandise for a future auction, call (540) 434-3939, ext. 140, or email us.

Auction begins at 9:30 AM ET on Saturday, March 24, 2012 Public Preview: WED & THU, March 21 & 22 from 10 AM to 6 PM ET, FRI, March 23 from 8 AM ET until end of sale, and SAT, March 24 from 8 AM ET until end of sale. This sale featured the collection and inventory of the late Jerry Wood of Dequincy, LA. Hundreds of pieces of Early American Pattern Glass comprised primarily of non-flint wares were offered, including fine selections of animal and historical patterns in a wide range of forms, excellent collection of Texas plus other state patterns, many good goblets, champagnes and wines, plus all types of other colored and colorless EAPG; children's glass; good selection of Victorian glass including opalescent; Carnival glass; plus more. Order of Sale:

Lots 500-541: Flint EAPG

Lots 542-609: Non-flint Stems

Lots 610-849: Non-flint Tableware

Lots 850-897: Stained EAPG

Lots 898-927: Opaque, Children's, Historical and Novelty Glass

Lots 928-972: Opalescent and Victorian Glass

Lots 973-995: Carnival Glass

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Auction start time: 9:30 AM ET on Friday, March 23, 2012 Public Preview: WED & THU, March 21 & 22 from 10 AM to 6 PM ET and FRI, March 23 from 8 AM ET until end of sale. The H. C. Fry glass collection of the late Jack and Dorothy Jordan of Beaver Falls, PA included examples published in The Collector's Encyclopedia of Fry Glassware. The Jordans amassed a comprehensive collection covering all of the lines produced by Fry including art, cut, etched, colored, oven, and kitchen wares. This sale also included selections of Phoenix and Consolidated products and a collection of tumble-ups. Order of Sale:

Lots 001-075: Fry and other Cut Glass

Lots 076-131: Fry Foval and other Art Glass

Lots 132-173: Assorted Fry Glass

Lots 174-206: Fry Kitchenware

Lots 207-251: Tumble-ups

Lots 252-325: Miscellaneous Glass including Consolidated and Phoenix

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Auction begins at 9:30 AM ET on Saturday, February 18, 2012 Public Preview: WED-THU-FRI, February 15-16-17 from 10 AM to 6 PM ET and on auction day from 8 AM ET until end of sale. This sale featured part two of the Dorothy and Marshall Jenkins estate collection of Culpeper, VA and material from a Virginia institution. Comprising a wide selection of Victorian furniture including nine bookcases, barrel and S-roll desks, diminutive secretary, 94" x 71" giltwood mirror, marble-top stands along with a variety of parlor, dining and bedroom furnishings; Arts & Crafts including Gustav Stickley wicker furniture; Clore custom furniture; set of six oak chairs with Battleship Maine pressed backs; Victorian accessories; child's "Blue Grass" farm wagon in original paint; collection of 16 copper and 15 brass kettles; Duke and other bear traps; cast-iron hitching posts; sleigh bells; country accessories including a collection of graniteware and a large selection of iron; mantel and wall clocks; Victorian and Aladdin lighting; a fine 200+ piece collection of carnival glass including a rare Farmyard bowl, extensive selection of Grape and Cable, plates, punch sets, ice cream sets, vases, &c.; collection of Heisey glass including 40+ pieces of Plantation; additional glass including cut; selection of china including R. S. Prussia, Blue Willow, flow blue, &c.; American coins including silver and gold; plus more. ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-157: Country Accessories, Collectibles, Country Store, &c.

Lots 158-194: Decorative Accessories and Clocks

Lots 195-231: Coins, Silver, Watches and Jewelry

Lots 232-314: Furniture

Lots 315-356: Arts & Crafts, Orientalia and Lighting

Lots 357-497: Glass including Carnival

Lots 498-563: Ceramics

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Auction begins at 9:30 AM ET on Saturday, January 28, 2012 Public Preview: WED-THU-FRI, January 25-26-27 from 10 AM to 6 PM ET and on auction day from 8 AM ET until end of sale. Catalogue will be posted online by January 18. This sale featured part two of the Tom Heintzman collection of Hutchinson, KS, selections from the Dorothy and Marshall Jenkins estate collection of Culpeper, VA, and a prominent Pennsylvania collection, along with other collections from Michigan, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. The auction included an outstanding selection of Victorian opalescent glass including rare water pitchers, sugar shakers, syrups, cruets, salt & pepper shakers, an extensive collection of Alaska and Klondyke in all colors, &c.; other Victorian glass including a collection of 40 colored pickle casters, amberina satin, Mary Gregory (so-called) decorated, &c.; fine art glass including Mt. Washington, Tiffany, Durand and Webb; non-flint EAPG including Greentown, chocolate, collection of water pitchers, collection of Delaware, &c; many rare Victorian opalescent stand and finger lamps plus other Victorian lighting; miniature lamps; milk glass; studio glass; Fenton; plus more. ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-112: EAPG including Greentown

Lots 113-158: Opaque, Reference Volumes, Novelties

Lots 159-196: Miscellaneous

Lots 197-392: Art & Assorted Victorian Glass

Lots 393-455: Pickle Casters, S&P Shakers & Cruets

Lots 456-558: Sugar Shakers & Syrups

Lots 559-652: Opalescent - Assorted Forms

Lots 653-741: Kerosene Lighting

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Auction Date/Time: Saturday, December 3, 2011 beginning at 9:30 AM ET. This sale featured material from the Dorothy and Marshall Jenkins estate collection of Culpeper, VA. Comprising a fine selection of pressed steel, cast iron, and tin wind-up toys; good Black Americana toys and other collectibles; all types of country store material including spool cabinets, signs, coffee mills, &c.; doorstops; wind-up phonographs; plus more. ORDER OF SALE:

Lots 001-137: Vintage Toys & Banks

Lots 138-184: Black Americana Toys & Collectibles

Lots 185-217: Doorstops, Phonographs & Miscellaneous

Lots 218-269: Advertising Signs & Ephemera

Lots 270-368: Country Store & Advertising

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