Eclectic Auction 2022-12-18 Auction - 608 Price Results - Garth's Auctions Inc. in OH - Page 21
AMERICAN RENAISSANCE REVIVAL STYLE SIDEBOARD.
VICTORIAN GOLD MICRO MOSAIC DOG BROOCH.
DUTCH STREET ORGAN.
Done
Columbus, OH, United States
Auction Details

Eclectic Auction

Country & formal furniture; primitives & folk art; sterling silver; glass and china; large group micro-mosaic jewelry and more; gemstone and costume jewelry; timepieces; bronzes; paintings and works on paper; rugs; pottery; Asian items, toys, holiday items, etc.
SOLD
REPRODUCTION PRE-COLUMBIAN FEMALE STATUE.: Jalisco terracotta seated female statue. Back of head in unglazed. Hole to top. 10"h. 5"w.
Est.
$50
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$150
SOLD
SMALL GROUP VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY.: 20th century. Six pieces including: Navajo turquoise and sterling bead bracelet with two sterling Kokopelli charms; sterling 9-strand liquid silver and onyx bead bracelet, center Navajo style
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
GROUP OF VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY.: 20th century. Group of silver pieces including: Navajo bangle bracelet marked Sterling with turquoise; silver belt buckle with stamped design; silver Zuni roadrunner pin with inlaid work;
Est.
$150
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$250
SOLD
THREE FRAMED SAMPLERS.: Nineteenth century. Alphabet samplers on linen. One with red thread by E. J. Brook June 14 1877, 10"h. 8.5"w., green and beige silk thread, 9.25"h. 7.75"w. and one with multicolor treads, 9"h.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
THREE SAMPLERS.: Nineteenth century. Two are English; Religious verse by Eliza Leigh, February 20, 1841 with strawberry border. 12.5"h. 11.25"w. and alphabet, numerals with Greek key buy Margret Hogan, missing glass.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
AMERICAN PERIOD STYLE SACK BACK WINDSOR CHAIR.: Late 20th century, mixed woods. Spindle back, boldly turned styles, legs and "H" stretcher, knuckle arms, saddle seat and distressed black paint. 18.5" seat ht. 48"h.
Est.
$250
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$350
SOLD
AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CHEST.: Second half 18th century, maple with pine secondary. Dovetailed case, applied molding around top, four overlapping dovetailed drawers and ogee bracket feet. Most likely the top of a Queen Anne high
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN STONEWARE.: Second half 19th century. Stenciled "Hamilton & Johns, Greensboro, Pa" jar. 8.5"h. Impressed "M. White Utica" jug with cobalt flourish. Together with a jug with painted blue dots. 11"h.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
AMERICAN STONEWARE JUG.: Mid 19th century. Impressed "H.A. Buck & Co. Boston" with cobalt flourish and applied handle. Cracks. 12"h.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
AMERICAN SANDPAPER PICTURE.: Second half 19th century. "Quaker Church", brick meeting house surrounded by young trees, white rail fence and country lane. Signed M. Smith to lower left. 22.5"h. 26.75"w.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
AMERICAN SEATED CAT DOORSTOP.: First quarter 20th century, cast iron. Black cat with green eyes on rectangular plinth. Possibly Hubley. 12.5"h.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
JAMES K. POLK SIGNED LAND GRANT.: Dated March 1, 1848. To Harvey C. Case, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Territory. Overall good condition with fold lines. 18.25"h. 22.25"w.
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
EUROPEAN OIL ON CANVAS BY BERTHA LEHMANN.: Late 19th, early 20th centuries. Forested cottage scene with four people and mule cart with logs. 18"h. 24"w. framed 23.5"h. 29.5"w.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
RAILROAD OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG.: Late 19th century. German porcelain mug decorated by J.B. Voldan, Cleveland, Ohio. for B.D. Smith and pictures a steam locomotive and tender. Tender lettered "B of LF" (Brotherhood of Locomotive
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
OIL MAN'S OCCUPATIONAL SHAVING MUG.: Late 19th century. German porcelain decorated in America with oil derrick, tanks and steam pump house. Lettered "Paul Kratzer" across front. Wear to gold. 3.5"h.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
TWO TOBACCO CUTTERS AND TWO NUTCRACKERS.: Two nineteenth century American tobacco cutters. Wood bases with forged iron choppers. 12"l, 13"l. Together with two contemporary nut crackers. Painted cow, 5.25"l., and squirrel mounted on board,
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
THREE AMERICAN CLEAVERS.: Nineteenth century. Forged iron blades with wood handles. Blacksmith made cleaver marked "TN". 14"l. 7"w. Long, pinned handled cleaver, 31"l. 6.25"w. Small wood handled cleaver. 13.5"l. 4.5"w.
Est.
$100
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$300
SOLD
AMERICAN COUNTRY HEPPLEWHITE STAND.: First quarter 19th century, pine. Two side by side dovetailed drawers and tapered legs. Refinished with traces of original red paint. Age splits, repairs and damage. 28"h. 29.5"w. 22.75"d.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
GROUP OF AMERICAN CARVED CHAINS.: Twentieth century. Different sizes of links and lengths. One has carved spheres in cages.
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
THREE PIECES OF AMERICAN IRON.: Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Stamped iron spatula marked "J. Ayers",15.5"I., a woodpecker toothpick dispenser. 3"h. and a pair of door handles embossed "J. G. Wilson Mfg. Co., 3 W. 29th St., N.Y.,
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
AMERICAN COUNTRY PAINTED CHEST.: First quarter 19th century, poplar. Solid ends with cut out feet, four dovetailed drawers and later red paint. Replaced pulls, reattached backboards with top board missing, warping added-round nails,
Est.
$150
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$250
SOLD
GROUP OF DOLL SIZE FURNITURE.: Twentieth century. A pine painted three drawer chest. 12.75"h. 14.5"w. 8.5"d., a Hoosier style cupboard, left lower door needs repair, 18.5"h. 17"w. 7"d. and a selection of dollhouse furniture and
Est.
$100
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$200
A MIRROR AND TWO PRINTS.: Nineteenth and 20th centuries. Empire mirror with simple mahogany frame and reverse painted mirror of two-masted sailing ship. 26"h. 13.25"w. A Charles F.W. Mielatz, German American (1864-1919),
Est.
$100
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$200
Lot Passed
TWO AMERICAN DROP LEAF TABLES.: A second half 18th century maple Queen Anne table, three board top, one board leaves, turned tapered legs and pad feet. Repairs, refinished and loss. 28"h. 50.5"w. opened 48''w. with 15.75" leaves.
Est.
$150
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$300
Lot Passed