Fairchild Estate, Antique and Ultra Modern

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Fairchild Estate, Antique and Ultra Modern

Cedarburg Auction & Appraisals LLC

This auction is a fabulous, unique mixture of antiques and contemporary items: Antiques & Collectibles from the estate of Lucius Fairchild, Wisconsin's 10th Governor & Union Army General. Ultra Modern & Contemporary items including Kagan, high-end Contemporary, MCM, and hand-made items. Also quality & costume jewelry, Arts & Crafts, vintage clothing & soft goods, toys & dolls, clocks, primitives, enameled signs, and much, much more!

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Campaign Desk Owned by WI Governor Lucius Fairchild: This piece is an unusual, mahogany Civil War campaign desk with a document box top. Reportedly given to Governor Fairchild by his wife, Frances Bull Fairchild, upon promotion to Colonel prior to the

0001: Campaign Desk Owned by WI Governor Lucius FairchildEst. $800-$1,200

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1867 Grand Army of the Republic Flag: This extremely rare, original Grand Army of the Republic flag/banner was flown at the first gathering, which was held in Madison, Wisconsin. Printed in red and blue ink, it depicts an outstretched

0002: 1867 Grand Army of the Republic FlagEst. $200-$400

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1840's Kentucky Long Rifle: This Tiger Maple 1840's Kentucky long rifle appears to be in great condition although we have not fired it. Lock is signed John Archer Warranted. Barrel seems to have been shortened. It is

0003: 1840's Kentucky Long RifleEst. $300-$600

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Union Civil War Document from Major General George H: This Union Civil War Document concerns the absence of a private G. J. Simmico of the 15th Regiment of the Volunteer Infantry. Dated October 11, 1864 Simmico took sick at Jeffersonville, IN on

0004: Union Civil War Document from Major General George HEst. $100-$150

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Civil War Era Union Muster Roll: This Civil War Union Army Muster Roll dated February 20th-28th, 1865 Concerns the 15th Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and details soldier notes concerning absentees, payroll, who was taken

0005: Civil War Era Union Muster RollEst. $25-$1,000

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0006: Civil War Union Army Deceased Soldier's PaperworkEst. $100-$150

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Rare Finger held George Washington Oil Lamp c. 1868: This rare finger held George Washington oil lamp has a mold blown oil well depicting the head of George Washington and an applied glass handle. It retains its original shade and is marked June 30th,

0007: Rare Finger held George Washington Oil Lamp c. 1868Est. $50-$75

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Rare Finger Held Footed Oil Lamp c.1892: This rare footed finger held oil lamp has a spring catcher that holds the glass shade in place, applied handle, and a leaf decoration around each foot. Patent on the wick advancer is 1892. It

0007A: Rare Finger Held Footed Oil Lamp c.1892Est. $25-$1,000

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Civil War Document details on Deserters, Handwritten: This rare, handwritten Union Army Civil War Document from the 15th Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry details deserters and the requisition of weapons. Dated May of 1864, it measures 12" tall x

0008: Civil War Document details on Deserters, HandwrittenEst. $75-$100

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Civil War Uniform Requisition Document: This large size Union Army Civil War Document details the Privates in the 15th Wisconsin regiment of Volunteer Infantry requiring of Uniforms. This document is two sided and measures 23" tall x 18"

0009: Civil War Uniform Requisition DocumentEst. $100-$150

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Rare Double Side Teachers Bell, c. 1850 and more!: Rare double sided teachers brass bell c. 1850, two Liberty bells, and a bronze teachers desk bell.

0010: Rare Double Side Teachers Bell, c. 1850 and more!Est. $100-$150

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Trio of Union Army Civil War Documents: This trio of union army Civil War documents include: Monthly report of absentees, and their whereabouts dated May 15th, 1865; an account of Pay and clothing for a corporal Ditleff Tharaldson of

0011: Trio of Union Army Civil War DocumentsEst. $100-$150

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Civil War Union Army Documents: These Civil War Union army documents include an absentee form filled out in Atlanta, Ga and dated March 10th, 1865 and signed by the director of general hospitals in Nashville Tennessee; and a letter

0012: Civil War Union Army DocumentsEst. $100-$150

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Six Dutch Blue Transferware Plates c.1860: These six blue transferware plates are in the Abbey pattern and were made in Maastricht Holland. They depict the ruins of an abbey and are in good used condition, no chips or cracks. These plated

0013: Six Dutch Blue Transferware Plates c.1860Est. $100-$150

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0014: Civil War Deceased Soldier Document-AndersonvilleEst. $100-$150

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Trio of Union Army Civil War Documents: These three Union Army Civil War Documents include two Furlough requests from 1865, and a granted Furlough dated May 9th, 1865 . All documents pertain to the 15th Regiment of the Wisconsin Volunteer

0015: Trio of Union Army Civil War DocumentsEst. $100-$150

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Railroad Currency Notes, Quality Framed c. 1888/1889: These quality matted and framed Railroad currency notes from the Selma Marion Memphis Railroad Company also accompany a matted portrait of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest. The currency is

0015A: Railroad Currency Notes, Quality Framed c. 1888/1889Est. $50-$75

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Pair of Square English Decanters, c. 1800: This pair of 1800's hand-blown English decanters with stoppers come from the estate of 10th Wisconsin Governor Lucius Fairchild, with accompanying documentation. They are in excellent condition and

0016: Pair of Square English Decanters, c. 1800Est. $100-$200

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English Floral Washbowl and Pitcher, c 1880: This floral patterned English Washbowl and Pitcher come from The Portnoy Company of Bristol England and signed on the bottom. Dated 1880, they are in excellent condition, and come from the estate of

0017: English Floral Washbowl and Pitcher, c 1880Est. $125-$150

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Military Sword From The Turn of the 20th Century: A 1900's U.S. cavalry that’s elaborately chased. It measures 39" long and is in good condition.

0018: Military Sword From The Turn of the 20th CenturyEst. $200-$400

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Three Shaving Mugs 1890's-1900's: Three turn of the century shaving mugs, one with Mason symbols and American flags, which read W.C. Yobe; the second one has a blue background with floral stuff that reads Peter Hiechter; and the

0019: Three Shaving Mugs 1890's-1900'sEst. $200-$300

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Turn Of the Century Barber Chair: This Turn of the Century nickel and white porcelain barber chair has working hydraulics and is made by the Theo A Kochs Company of Chicago. It has floral detailing on the leg rest and foot rest and

0019A: Turn Of the Century Barber ChairEst. $300-$600Lot Passed

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18th Century Storage Jars: A group of three 18th century hand-blown covered storage jars with applied banding. The largest jar measures 14" tall by 6" across. The medium measures 10" tall by 5" across. The smallest one

0020: 18th Century Storage JarsEst. $25-$1,000

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Rare 18th Century Color-Applied Storage Jar: 18th century blue-applied, applied glass swirl, hand-blown storage jars. Part of early Wisconsin Governor Lucius Fairchild's estate with documentation. It measures 11" tall x 6" across and is in

0021: Rare 18th Century Color-Applied Storage JarEst. $25-$1,000

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