The Jo Louise Brown Collection, Zoar, Ohio 2025-06-28 Auction - 222 Price Results - Meander Auctions by Andrew Richmond and Hollie Davis in OH
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Whipple, OH, United States
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The Jo Louise Brown Collection, Zoar, Ohio

When: Saturday, June 28 , 9:30am (uncatalogued); 1:30pm (online) Where: ON-SITE in Zoar, Ohio (address to be posted auction week) Bidding: in-person, online, absentee, telephone Preview: Friday, June 27, 12 noon to 6:00 pm; Saturday, June 28, 8:00 am Scheduled pickup for remote buyers: Sunday, June 29, 10am until 2pm PLEASE SEE THE TERMS OF SALE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE Jo Louise Brown was a fixture in historic Zoar village for decades. While many knew her as a co-founder of Kimbell-Brown Estate Sales in Canton, locally, she was a passionately devoted member of the Zoar community, serving as an officer and life member of the Zoar Community Association. We are honored that Jo Louise chose Meander Auctions to handle the sale of her collection of antiques and art, including more than twenty objects from her beloved Zoar.
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WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA NEEDLEWORK SAMPLER: Mary McGrew, Westmoreland County, 1834, silk on linen. Alphabet and number lines over a verse over trees and birds. In a blue-painted frame by Bernie Harter. 24" high, 20" wide (overall). According
0001: WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA NEEDLEWORK SAMPLEREst.
$800
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$1,200
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EAGLE-DECORATED STONEWARE CANNING JAR: A.P. Donaghho, Fredericktown, Pennsylvania, late 19th century. With stenciled eagle and shield decoration. 10" high. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house
0002: EAGLE-DECORATED STONEWARE CANNING JAREst.
$200
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$400
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STARK COUNTY, OHIO COVERLET: Isaac Schaefer, New Berlin (now North Canton), dated, 1842. Red and white, with an eagle border. 89" by 86". Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house shipping is
0003: STARK COUNTY, OHIO COVERLETEst.
$200
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$400
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DATED 1866 FIRE HELMET: A. Wilson, New York, leather. Retains its original brown and gold paint, including "1866," and with a greyhound finial. Labeled inside, and stamped marks on the back brim, and on the base of the
0004: DATED 1866 FIRE HELMETEst.
$100
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$200
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ZOAR, OHIO HANGING CUPBOARD: 1840-1850, cherry. A "glas kastlein" with two 9-pane doors over two drawers and a cove-molded cornice. 49" high, 39" wide, 9.5" deep. Purchased from Thelma Harding (Newcomerston, Ohio) in the 1970s,
0005: ZOAR, OHIO HANGING CUPBOARDEst.
$300
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$600
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OHIO FOLK ART DRAWING OF A HORSE: Homer Swain, Sarahsville, Noble County, Ohio, late 19th-early 20th century. Mixed media drawing of a saddled paint standing near a rabbit. In a period frame. 6.75" high, 10" wide (overall). The Homer
0007: OHIO FOLK ART DRAWING OF A HORSEEst.
$100
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$200
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COLLECTION OF AMERICAN BRILLIANT CUT GLASS: Includes a 9" bowl marked for Libbey; together with a 7" lobed bowl marked for Hawkes and four 4.5" sherbets marked for Hawkes. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio.
0008: COLLECTION OF AMERICAN BRILLIANT CUT GLASSEst.
$80
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$125
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PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE SPANIELS: England, late 19th century. White, with enameled and gilt accents. 10" high. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house shipping is available for this lot. Please
0009: PAIR OF STAFFORDSHIRE SPANIELSEst.
$50
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$100
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INLAID SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERS: Probably Shinnston, West Virginia area, incised date of 1815, cherry. Four graduated and inlaid drawers, inlaid top edge, and on ebonized feet. 43.25" high, 39.25" wide, 21.25" deep. Provenance: the
0010: INLAID SHERATON CHEST OF DRAWERSEst.
$300
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$600
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SACK-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR: David T. Smith, Morrow, Ohio, 20th century, mixed woods. Distressed black paint. 40" high. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. Pickup or freight shipping is required
0011: SACK-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIREst.
$150
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$300
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EARLY MOUSETRAP: American, 19th century, tin and poplar. 2.5" high, 5.5" wide, 6.25" deep. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house shipping is available for this lot. Please see
0012: EARLY MOUSETRAPEst.
$40
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$80
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COW PULL TOY: Late 19th century. Felted body with wood hooves, udder, and horns. 12.5" long. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house shipping is available for this lot. Please
0013: COW PULL TOYEst.
$80
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$125
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TWO HORSE PULL TOYS: Late 19th century, papier mache. Both with original black and white paint, the larger with leather ears. 9.5" and 12" long. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio.
0014: TWO HORSE PULL TOYSEst.
$100
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$200
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OHIO STAR VARIATION QUILT: Nancy Laughlin Miller, Sarahsville, Noble County, c. 1885. Pieced in cheddar and blue fabrics. 73" by 70". Nancy Miller's (1856-1937) son married Dora Rich, the grandaughter of quiltmaker Sarah Jane
0015: OHIO STAR VARIATION QUILTEst.
$200
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$400
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ZOAR, OHIO WORK TABLE: Mid-19th century, walnut. Single divided drawer, the lift-off top with a dovetailed batten, and turned legs ending in casters. 28.75" high, 59" wide, 38.5" deep. Purchased at the Weaving Haus
0016: ZOAR, OHIO WORK TABLEEst.
$900
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$1,500
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SILHOUETTE OF JOHN TYLER: 1844, lithograph by E.B. and E.C. Kellogg, after the portrait by William H. Brown. Full-length, standing silhouette of Tyler in a fancy room. Later frame. 21.5" high, 16.5" wide (overall).
0017: SILHOUETTE OF JOHN TYLEREst.
$80
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$125
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TWO LITHOGRAPHS: American, mid-19th century. Includes Currier and Ives small folio "Sunnyside - On the Hudson," 12.25" high, 16.25" wide (overall); together with the Kellogg version of Currier's "Puppies," 16" high,
0018: TWO LITHOGRAPHSEst.
$80
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$125
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PAIR OF VIRGINIA METALCRAFTERS LAMPS: Brass, with drip pans and silk shades. 25.5" high (overall). Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house shipping is available for this lot. Please see our terms for
0019: PAIR OF VIRGINIA METALCRAFTERS LAMPSEst.
$50
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$100
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COLLECTION OF BRASS CANDLESTICKS: 19th-20th century. Includes three Victorian sticks (a pair and a single), and three modern (one of the pricket sticks is Virginia Metalcrafters). Tall pair is 12" high. Provenance: the collection of
0020: COLLECTION OF BRASS CANDLESTICKSEst.
$50
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$100
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GENERAL STORE TOLE-DECORATED SPICE CABINET: American, late 19th century, tin. Six compartments, and retaining its original painted decoration. 13.75" high, 24" wide, 12" deep. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio.
0021: GENERAL STORE TOLE-DECORATED SPICE CABINETEst.
$150
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$300
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TRANSFER-PRINTED TEA SERVICE: English, mid-19th century, pearlware. Brown transfer in the Nonpariel pattern. Includes teapot, covered sugar bowl, cream pitcher, and ten cups and saucers. Teapot is 6.5" high. Provenance: the
0022: TRANSFER-PRINTED TEA SERVICEEst.
$100
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$200
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THREE HISTORICAL GLASS FLASKS: Mid-19th century. All aqua, includes a Union/Clasped Hands, 8.5" high; together with a Cunningham, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania eagle, 8" high; and a eagle/Pike's Peak, 7.75" high. Provenance: the
0023: THREE HISTORICAL GLASS FLASKSEst.
$80
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$125
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COLLECTION OF SIXTEEN TIN COOKIE CUTTERS: American, mostly 19th century. Includes a variety of animals and shapes. All approximately 3" to 6" long. Provenance: the collection of the late Jo Louise Brown, Zoar, Ohio. In-house shipping is
0024: COLLECTION OF SIXTEEN TIN COOKIE CUTTERSEst.
$100
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$200