Double Session Estate and Collectible Auction

John Singer Sargent Pagan Gods Charcoal Drawing

Dale Chihuly Persians 2 Piece Art Glass Sculpture

2 Lionel Pre War Pullman Train Car 8E Locomotive

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Cranston, RI, United States

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Double Session Estate and Collectible Auction

Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers

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Session 1, beginning promptly at 10 am Eastern time, will feature an important single-owner collection of steam engines, cast-iron and other pre-World War II toys and other items. Session 2, starting at 12:30 pm, will feature Bruneau & Co.?s normal mix of antiques, fine art, decorative arts, silver and more, to include an outstanding collection of English, German and French Majolica; a collection of four Russian icons and a silver and gilt copper crucifix from the St. Peter?s and St. Andrew?s Episcopal Church in Providence, R.I. All are 19th century or earlier.

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Travis LandrySpecialist & Auctioneer, American & European Fine & Decorative Arts, Pop Culture Including Collectibles, Comics & Toys

Kevin BruneauPresident & Auctioneer, Asian Arts, 19-20th Century Decorative Arts

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Antique Cor Cor Toys Red Pressed Steel Bus: United States,Early 20th Century Oxidation centered mainly to top of bus, one rear wheel is missing, minor scratches throughout, the tires are in good condition. Steel,6" t x 6 1/2" w x 23 1/2" d,

0145: Antique Cor Cor Toys Red Pressed Steel BusEst. $200-$300

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2 Lionel No. 8 Super Motor Train Cars: United States,Early 20th Century Standard gauge cranberry colored cars with some losses to the top, light oxidation throughout, and each with minor losses to paint on the roof. One has losses to the

0146: 2 Lionel No. 8 Super Motor Train CarsEst. $200-$300

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4 Lionel Pre-war Standard Gauge Train Cars: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one No. 33 electric locomotive with scratching, dents to the roof, and oxidation throughout, one No. 117 "NYC & H. R. R. R" red car with scratches and

0147: 4 Lionel Pre-war Standard Gauge Train CarsEst. $200-$300

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9PC American Cast Iron Horse Drawn Carriage Toys: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one Kenton coal cart, one Kenton goat cart, one Kenton sand and gravel wagon, one Kenton wagon missing wheels, one Hubley ice wagon, one wagon with horse,

0148: 9PC American Cast Iron Horse Drawn Carriage ToysEst. $200-$300

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American Vertical Steam Engine Pump: United States,Early 20th Century Supported by four curved legs, features a large flywheel with a glass cylinder lined with burlap. Exhibits light oxidation. Metal,9 1/4" t x 6 1/4" w x 4 1/2" d,

0149: American Vertical Steam Engine PumpEst. $100-$200

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Antique Lehmann Bucking Bronco Wind Up Tin Toy: Germany,Early 20th Century Cowboy riding a white horse on green base, with losses to paint, light oxidation, and the toy does wind up but does not move. Tin litho,7 1/2" t x 3" w x 6 1/2" d, Marked

0150: Antique Lehmann Bucking Bronco Wind Up Tin ToyEst. $100-$200

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Antique Cast Iron Elephant Cigarette Dispenser: United States,Early 20th Century Cold painted gray elephant with yellow, green, and blue circus costume. Exhibits some paint loss especially to lid, light oxidation. Cast iron, tin, wood,5 3/4" t x

0151: Antique Cast Iron Elephant Cigarette DispenserEst. $100-$200

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TPS Japan Tin Litho Mechanical Happy Hippo: Japan,Circa 1950 Toy with light surface scratching and wear to paint and does not wind up. O Tin litho,4" t x 2" w x 5 1/2" d, Marked "T.P.S. Made in Japan" underneath hippo's jaw. From the

0152: TPS Japan Tin Litho Mechanical Happy HippoEst. $100-$200

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Arcade Cast Iron Toy Tow Truck: United States,Early 20th Century Blue cab with white truck bed, exhibits losses to paint around sharp edges and light oxidation throughout. Cast Iron,5 1/4" t x 3 3/4" w x 11" d, Marked "Arcade"

0153: Arcade Cast Iron Toy Tow TruckEst. $100-$200

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PR Lionel No. 402 Mojave Locomotives: United States,Early 20th Century Standard gauge, each with scratches, wear and losses to paint, and losses to wheels. One car does not have light bulbs and one mount is not attached. Steel,Overall 6

0154: PR Lionel No. 402 Mojave LocomotivesEst. $200-$300

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4 Antique Lionel Locomotives: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one No. 999, one No. 1684, one No. 8602, and one No. 2055, all with minor losses to paint, especially to the No. 909, and light oxidation. Untested,

0155: 4 Antique Lionel LocomotivesEst. $100-$200

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LG Mounted Model Train Engine and Tender 25": United States,Early 20th Century Black painted train mounted to a red base, exhibits some paint loss especially to the base, losses to gilding, some scuffs and scratches. Wood, tin,11 3/4" t x 25" w

0156: LG Mounted Model Train Engine and Tender 25"Est. $200-$300

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LG Attr. Lionel Black Model Staeam Locomotive: United States,Early 20th Century Exhibits losses to paint and scratches especially to the top, light wear throughout, untested. Steel,9 1/4" t x 27" w x 6 3/4" d, From the collection of a North

0157: LG Attr. Lionel Black Model Staeam LocomotiveEst. $200-$300

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LG Antique Horizontal Model Steam Engine: United States,Early 20th Century Single cylinder engine with single pump mounted to a wood base. Metal components with light oxidation and some scratches, wood base with wear, scratches, and a

0158: LG Antique Horizontal Model Steam EngineEst. $300-$500

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5 Lionel Standard Gauge Pre-war Train Cars: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one green and red No. 517, one No. 513 cattle car with cow, two No. 390-T coal cars, and one No. 384-E electric locomotive, all with losses to paint

0159: 5 Lionel Standard Gauge Pre-war Train CarsEst. $200-$300

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4PC Antique American and English Steam Engines: United States, England,Early 20th Century Includes one vertical English engine, one Weeden No. 702 electric engine, one horizontal engine attributed to Weeden, and one large horizontal engine

0160: 4PC Antique American and English Steam EnginesEst. $200-$300

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2PC Motor and Pump Wood Models: United States, England,Early 20th Century Each with small losses, pump with losses to rim of chimney, each with some paint loss, scuffs, and light scratches. Wood,Smallest 6 1/4" t x 7 3/4" w x 7

0161: 2PC Motor and Pump Wood ModelsEst. $200-$300

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6PC Antique Japanese Tin Litho Cars: Japan,Early 20th Century Includes one Modern Toys lever action car, one red car with bent and cracked windshield, one black and cream car, one truck, and two Ichimura cars with the blue roof having

0162: 6PC Antique Japanese Tin Litho CarsEst. $200-$300

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3 Wilkins Antique Cast Iron Train Cars: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one "New York & Hudson River" train car missing original paint with oxidation throughout and some losses to edges, and two yellow and red cold painted 903

0163: 3 Wilkins Antique Cast Iron Train CarsEst. $100-$200

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2 American Flyer Electric Locomotives: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one 4680 standard gauge locomotive with light losses to paint, some oxidation, and light scratches, and one gray locomotive with brass piping, standard

0164: 2 American Flyer Electric LocomotivesEst. $100-$200

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PR Antique American Steam Engine Pumps: United States,Early 20th Century Includes two single flywheel pumps, each with light paint loss centered around the bases, signs of light oxidation, and loss to bolt on one pump. Cast iron,Overall

0165: PR Antique American Steam Engine PumpsEst. $100-$200

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2 Antique American Morse Code Telegraph Sounders: United States,Early 20th Century Includes one A T & T CO. sounder with light oxidation and losses to paint along base, and one sounder with light oxidation and losses to paint on base and metal

0166: 2 Antique American Morse Code Telegraph SoundersEst. $200-$300

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3 Antique American Assorted Steam Engine Pumps: United States,Early 20th Century Lot includes two horizontal double flywheel pumps with moderate oxidation throughout and losses to paint, and one vertical electric pump that needs rewiring with

0167: 3 Antique American Assorted Steam Engine PumpsEst. $100-$200

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4 Antique American Miniature Electric Motors: United States,Early 20th Century Includes two Porter Motor K&D No. 1 motors with oxidation and minor paint loss, with losses to mount of one motor, one L. E. Knott Motor with light oxidation and

0168: 4 Antique American Miniature Electric MotorsEst. $200-$300

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