Autumn Antique Estates Auction

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Strawberry Plains, TN, United States

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Autumn Antique Estates Auction

John Coker, Ltd.

Everything from a miniature dovetailed blanket chest with 2 drawers to Harmon Crocks from Eastern Tennessee to Native American Indian baskets, to a Napoleon bronze box given to a Marian McMannis a singer in Europe during World War II, to original Picasso drawings, to a heavy handmade silver ladies belt weighing 13.5 oz., Lanier Meaders folk pottery, a Creedmore Cast Iron bank, a 1867 Blanchards Chicago map before the big fire, a Mahogany Art Nouveau Hall Seat, 2 Greene County, Tennessee corner cupboards, paintings from Indiana to California to Alfred Wallis to other well known artists, some 500 lots of interesting pieces and of use to collectors. We have a collection of 45+ Jack In the Pulpit Vases in cranberry and other art glass, some great quilts including a 1930s Bulls Gap, Tennessee area Friendship quilt, old books and objects of historical nature.

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A Woman w/Accordion Ambrotype: Unsigned, in probably original case, a seated lady is holding an accordion, not sure if it is an Ambrotype or tintype, old hinge tape replacement on the case, gold trim to a pin the lady is wearing,

0016: A Woman w/Accordion AmbrotypeEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Napoleon 1804 Bronze Box: Formerly owned by Marian McManus, a well known singer and entertainer on Mid Day in Manhattan in the 1950s. This box was given to Mrs. McManus when she was on tour during WWII in Europe. The box

0026: A Napoleon 1804 Bronze BoxEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

A Stone Indian Pendant: Unsigned, hard brilliant luster polished exterior gray/black stone with revolving multi colored stone inside resembling some turquoise and other stones. 1 3/4" tall by close to 1 1/2" wide.

0041: A Stone Indian PendantEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

A Yellow Roses Oval Dresser Tray: Hand painted, 1900-1920 era, oval shape with yellow roses painted in the center border surrounded in gold, marked HUB Austria, 11" long by 7 1/2" wide, gently curved sides that are close to 1/2"

0046: A Yellow Roses Oval Dresser TrayEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

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A McClellan Leather Saddle: Interesting color of leather for this saddle, called a McClellan style. Made from the Civil War to about World War II, seemingly all original, no visible markings, good condition, brass crest shield

0071: A McClellan Leather SaddleEst. $200-$500

Hand Carved Folk Art Man: 8 1/2" tall by 3 1/4" wide, probably Mahogany, almond shaped eyes, dark colored areas around the eyes and sides of the head, age splits to the wood, some sort of headdress probably on the top of the

0096: Hand Carved Folk Art ManEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Quimper Tile Trivet: Hand painted in France by Quimper and some sort of marking of either a 4 or 6 83, 4 1/2" square, side flake and nicks as you would expect from use. Classic Quimper pottery figure of a lady in blue

0111: A Quimper Tile TrivetEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

A Pr. Quam Sin Ivory Netskes: A man and woman holding something resembling a hoe, the man holds a pipe the woman holds something else in her right hand, both signed on the base Quam Sin, carved with meticulous detail, the man

0126: A Pr. Quam Sin Ivory NetskesEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

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A Group of Flow Blue Pieces: One plate from Grindley, 8 3/4", second plate unreadable marking with 10 sides, 8 1/2" diameter, and a Grindley saucer, 5 3/4" diameter. There is old surface staining and discoloration but no visible

0158: A Group of Flow Blue PiecesEst. $75-$150

A Mary Gregory Tumble Up: Old, a little girl holding a flower in a winter setting is on the decanter, some roughness around the lid, the tumbler has a little boy holding some flowers, the tumbler is engraved with the name

0168: A Mary Gregory Tumble UpEst. $75-$125Lot Passed

A Victorian Jack In the Pulpit Vase: Close to milk glass with some opalescence, swirled fluted edge trimmed in dark red, 1880-1910 era, no visible damage, this is a cased glass piece with white on the back and red on the front. 5" tall

0178: A Victorian Jack In the Pulpit VaseEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Henri Lebasque Water Color: Showing an original water shore edge and trees looking down on to the inlet, signed lower right H. Lebasque, 4" tall by 6" long, originally a part of the Dr. Albert K. Chapman Estate we auctioned in

0190: A Henri Lebasque Water ColorEst. $1,000-$2,000Lot Passed

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A Double Wedding Band East Tenn. Quilt: All cotton, 92" by 80", double wedding band, handmade, 1940-60, well quilted, interior quilted by the piece as well as the double wedding ring, back side is pink and brown, likely to be from Bulls

0233: A Double Wedding Band East Tenn. QuiltEst. $100-$200

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A Hand Enameled Green Art Glass Vase: Paneled or ribbed sides, enameled floral designs on the front with leaves, gold trim, hand blown, round shape going into a square top, 1900-1920 era, 10 1/2" tall by 4 1/2" wide. Excellent overall

0302: A Hand Enameled Green Art Glass VaseEst. $50-$100

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A Set of 10 Cut Glass Punch Cups: Assembled set of 10, 1880-1910 era, some with slight nicks but all useable, all with applied handles, 6 match each other and 4 match each other but it is selling as a set of 10 pieces.

0339: A Set of 10 Cut Glass Punch CupsEst. $100-$200

A Teakwood Oriental Fern Stand: Probably from the 1920s era, ornately carved Teakwood with inset marble top, nicks and scratches as you would expect to the wooden surface, 19" tall by 17 wide at the area below the surface, carved

0365: A Teakwood Oriental Fern StandEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

A Victorian Silver Plate Spoon Holder/Sugar Bowl: Marked Sheffield Plate with a frieze of flowers below the 12 spaces for spoons, a bird finial atop, 1880-1910 era, no dents or glaring problems, 10" tall to the top of the birds tail by 7" wide from

0334: A Victorian Silver Plate Spoon Holder/Sugar BowlEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Native American Indian Pottery Jug: Unsigned, low fired, hand made, clearly visible with hand markings, applied handle, 11 1/2" tall by 8 1/2" wide. Dark charcoal or light black in color. Probably 1940s or 50s era.

0428: Native American Indian Pottery JugEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Green Art Nouveau Glass Vase: 1890-1910 era, heavy enamel decorated medallions with roses, white jeweling around the top of the gold arches under the neck, 16" tall by 4" wide. No visible damage, minor wear to the gold around the

0224: A Green Art Nouveau Glass VaseEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A 1870s Brass 2 Gallon Bucket: From the American Brass Kettle Manufacturers, 2 gallon size, normally used for jelly making from the 1870s onward. The rim is in good condition and the handle is firmly attached as well. 9 1/2" wide

0255: A 1870s Brass 2 Gallon BucketEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Jack In The Pulpit Vase: Custard opalescent glass with painted silver designs on the top, all molded, fluted or rib panel in the center shaft, 6" tall by 4" wide. No visible damage, 1900-1920 era.

0260: A Jack In The Pulpit VaseEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Mahogany Chippendale Coffee Table: Carved ball and claw feet, fluted side band around all 4 sides, gallery top with pierced carving, probably 1920s or 30s era, 40" long by 21" wide by 17" tall, minor losses to the gallery top edges,

0049: A Mahogany Chippendale Coffee TableEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

A Allentown Fair 1939 Beaded Pillow: Miniature size, 4" by 4 1/2", beaded design of American flag on dark background, red, white and blue beads, borders and sides all beaded, good condition, showing flag and Allentown Fair 1939.

0054: A Allentown Fair 1939 Beaded PillowEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

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Jewsbury & Brown Oriental Tooth Paste Container: Staffordshire type pottery from England, marking on the top Oriental Tooth Paste for cleansing beautifying and preserving the teeth and gums, by appointment prepared by Jewsbury & Brown Ardwick Green

0074: Jewsbury & Brown Oriental Tooth Paste ContainerEst. $50-$100

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