Discovery Auction/Clocks, Books, Maps

1057: Leaded glass table lamp, 16"dia domed shade, grad

1058: Early 1900 lamp, signed "Bradley and Hubbard" at

1274: Thirty-three pipes in three-tier display shelf, b

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Flomaton, AL, United States

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Discovery Auction/Clocks, Books, Maps

Flomaton Antique Auction

The October 5th Auction, will feature books, maps, clocks and other great antiques from estates in Monroeville, AL, Baker, FL, Pensacola, FL and Century, FL. Photography and listings are well underway for this auction. Books in this collection date from Sir Walter Ralegh's Historie of 1614 to the more recent, but ever popular, To Kill a Mockingbird of 1960.

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Fine early 1900 gothic bracket clock, "Herschede,: Fine early 1900 gothic bracket clock, "Herschede, Cinn, #15975, pat 1919", heavy brass movement, "symphony rods" Westminster chime, engraved silvered dial, mahogany case, nicely carved gothic

1001: Fine early 1900 gothic bracket clock, "Herschede,Est. $300-$700

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Late 1800 walnut Victorian mantel clock, Welch, D: Late 1800 walnut Victorian mantel clock, Welch, Dolaro model, reticulated and incised carved crest and sides, gilt decorated glass with alarm, 24"t, 16"w, 5"d. Good finish/condition.

1002: Late 1800 walnut Victorian mantel clock, Welch, DEst. $150-$300

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Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, wal: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, walnut, Waterbury, "Hudson" model, original labels, incised carvings, unusual finials, "patent 1883", Waterbury pendulum, 22"t, 15"w, 4 1/2"d. Original

1003: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, walEst. $150-$300

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Late 1800 Eastlake Victorian mantel clock, solid: Late 1800 Eastlake Victorian mantel clock, solid walnut, "E Ingraham", incised carvings, turnings and arched crest, amplifier chime with alarm, 24"t, 16"w, 5"d. Original dark crazed finish.

1004: Late 1800 Eastlake Victorian mantel clock, solidEst. $150-$300

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Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, sol: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, solid walnut, "E Ingraham", incised carved scrolled leaves, reticulated crest with alarm, 22"t, 15"w, 5"d. Dark original finish/condition.

1005: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, solEst. $150-$300

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Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantle clock, sol: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantle clock, solid walnut, "Gilbert", incised carved reeded case with drop finials, scrolled carvings on crest with Jeliff style lady's head, "1881 patent" amplifier

1006: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantle clock, solEst. $200-$400

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Pair of old cast iron andirons, motif of black ma: Pair of old cast iron andirons, motif of black man, heavy castings, 17"t, 10"w, 16"d, purportedly found in old Vredenburg foundry, purported to be Selma, AL foundry. Old repaint, mismatched log

1007: Pair of old cast iron andirons, motif of black maEst. $100-$400

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Large sailboat model, 42"t, striped laminated dec: Large sailboat model, 42"t, striped laminated decking, black finish body, 36"l, 42"t, 10"d. Overall good condition.

1008: Large sailboat model, 42"t, striped laminated decEst. $200-$400

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19th Century woven cotton basket, split oak, 28"d: 19th Century woven cotton basket, split oak, 28"dia, 20"t-provenance Mobile, AL. Excellent condition.

1009: 19th Century woven cotton basket, split oak, 28"dEst. $100-$300

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Small 1870 classical mantel clock, French, brass: Small 1870 classical mantel clock, French, brass balance wheel movement, "G A, Paris France, #673", white marble base, gray marble columns, pineapple finials, 12"t, 6"w, 3 1/2"d. Original

1010: Small 1870 classical mantel clock, French, brassEst. $100-$200

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Late 1800 Renaissance Revival mantle clock, carve: Late 1800 Renaissance Revival mantle clock, carved walnut, brass movement, two standing eagles holding ribbon and floral garlands, molded base with holly leaf and berry carvings, 20"w, 10"t, 5 1/2"d.

1011: Late 1800 Renaissance Revival mantle clock, carveEst. $150-$400

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Mid 1800 French Empire mantle clock, brass moveme: Mid 1800 French Empire mantle clock, brass movement sets in open columns, sign F C, #1200, engraved dial, finely cast bezel, column capitols and mounts on frieze panel and base pediment, finely cast

1012: Mid 1800 French Empire mantle clock, brass movemeEst. $300-$600

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Mid 19th Century tallcase clock, French, iron and: Mid 19th Century tallcase clock, French, iron and brass morbier movement, reprousse brass face, dome porcelain dial, "Brouant, a' Ploermel", grain decorated case, floral painting, 92"t, 17"w, 9"d.

1013: Mid 19th Century tallcase clock, French, iron andEst. $900-$1,900

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Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantle clock, wal: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantle clock, walnut, incised carving with rosettes, alarm, 22"t, 14"w, 5"d. Good old finish/condition.

1014: Late 1800 Renaissance Victorian mantle clock, walEst. $150-$300

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Fine 1880's Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, s: Fine 1880's Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, solid walnut, "F. Kroeber, New York", porcelain dial, silvered cylinder pendulum, incised gilt carvings, triple shell carved crest, leaf carved on

1015: Fine 1880's Renaissance Victorian mantel clock, sEst. $200-$400

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Old knife or tool caddy, original dark green surf: Old knife or tool caddy, original dark green surface,12"t, 12"w. Original finish/condition.

1016: Old knife or tool caddy, original dark green surfEst. $100-$200

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Primitive child's server/sideboard, birch, drawer: Primitive child's server/sideboard, birch, drawer over double doors, boot jack ends, 23"w, 24"t, 13"d. Old mottled finish.

1017: Primitive child's server/sideboard, birch, drawerEst. $175-$350

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Seventeen pieces child's porcelain dinner set, Ja: Seventeen pieces child's porcelain dinner set, Japan, 5" covered tureen and platter, four 3 1/2" dinner plates, four cups and saucers, teapot, covered sugar and creamer.

1018: Seventeen pieces child's porcelain dinner set, JaEst. $50-$150

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Early 1900 child's ice cream parlor set, wrought: Early 1900 child's ice cream parlor set, wrought iron, 22"dia table, 18"t, pair of 21"t chairs.

1019: Early 1900 child's ice cream parlor set, wroughtEst. $100-$300

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Late 19th Century child's corner cupboard, 21"t,: Late 19th Century child's corner cupboard, 21"t, solid walnut, open top, beveled paneled doors, 21"t, 11" across front. Original finish/condition.

1020: Late 19th Century child's corner cupboard, 21"t,Est. $100-$300

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Lot of thirty plus pieces child's porcelain and g: Lot of thirty plus pieces child's porcelain and glass miniature items, pitchers and plates, cups and saucers, five art deco blue and opalescent glass items. Nicks/chips.

1021: Lot of thirty plus pieces child's porcelain and gEst. $50-$150

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C1900 tramp art child's dresser, 14"t, made from: C1900 tramp art child's dresser, 14"t, made from cigar boxes, porcelain pulls, chip carved panels and rosettes, 14"t, 9"w, 7"d.

1022: C1900 tramp art child's dresser, 14"t, made fromEst. $100-$300

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Lot of approximately 100+ pieces miscellaneous ha: Lot of approximately 100+ pieces miscellaneous handpainted miniature pottery, teapots, bowls, sugars and creamers, vases, made by "B. M. dated 1947-51", done by lady in Evergreen, AL, sponge

1023: Lot of approximately 100+ pieces miscellaneous haEst. $50-$150

Approximately 20+ pieces miniature porcelain, tea: Approximately 20+ pieces miniature porcelain, teasets, cups and saucers, platters, etc.

1024: Approximately 20+ pieces miniature porcelain, teaEst. $50-$150Lot Passed

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Flomaton Antique Auction

Flomaton, AL, United States

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Week of Auction--Monday - Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm CST 320 Palafox Street Flomaton, Alabama

P.O. Box 1017

Flomaton, AL 36441

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Our business goal is to offer authentic antiques at auction with a special focus on 19th century American. All items sold -- AS IS. DESCRIPTIONS - We attempt to make a consistent effort in cataloging and accurately describing the property to be sold. Our intention is to be as fair as possible in the catalog description, at the same time realizing it is virtually impossible to adequately describe an antique or collectible item that has been used and shows signs of wear. Since opinions can differ on an antique/collectible item to everyone's differing quality grading ideas, degrees of condition/acceptance/ originality/authorship desires and opinions we recommend you see the item in person. We invite you to preview items in person- Monday - Friday, 9a.m.-4:00p.m. and auction times. To aid in description of items offered, please check our website for many additional photos/close-ups. We reserve the right to provide verbal corrections and additional information at the time of sale. 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