Spring Auction 2015-05-09 Auction - 614 Price Results - Ivy Auctions, Inc. in SC - Page 9
1953 MG TD Roadster
Important 19th C. Spartanburg County Sideboard
Judith Dazzio (Am., b. 1942) Acrylic on Canvas
Done
Laurens, SC, United States
Auction Details

Spring Auction

Eclectic Auction with Furniture, Southern Pottery, Art, Civil War Related, Jewelry, Porcelain & Art Glass, Etc.
SOLD
Pr. of French Hand Colored Silhouettes: Pair of hand colored lithograph silhouettes depicting a Napoleonic soldier and a lady wearing a hat and fancy dress; matted and under glass in matching wood frames; 5 1/2"W, 6 1/2"H (Q1270)
Est.
$100
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$150
SOLD
Early 19th C. Georgia Blanket Chest: Walnut and pine, hinged top with open interior, dovetailed case and feet, shaped skirt; 32 1/4"W, 17"D, 16"H; age crack to top, losses and scratches commensurate with age and use
Est.
$600
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$800
SOLD
19th C. Oil on Canvas: Depicting stormy seas with tethered rescue boat heading to distressed ship on the horizon; unsigned; gilt wood and gesso frame; sight 35 1/2"W, 23 3/4"H; frame 45 1/4"W, 33 1/4"H; repairs
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
Douglas Southall Freeman's Robert E. Lee Books: Seven total books as follows: Four-volume set "R. E. Lee, A Biography", Pulitzer Prize Edition, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1936, blue cloth with red and gilt lettering at spines and
Est.
$150
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$300
Portrait of Robert E. Lee: Naive oil on board portrait of Robert E. Lee; unframed; 11 1/2"W, 15"H
Est.
$100
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$150
Lot Passed
SOLD
Robert E. Lee Civil War General Farewell Address: 19th century, lithograph portrait of General Robert E. Lee in full Civil War uniform, flanked by flags on either side and below with "General Lee's Farewell Address To His Army", General Order
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
2 Pcs.--Civil War Era Ambrotype & Tin Type: Lot includes two items----Sixth-plate ambrotype of soldier holding revolver in his right hand, in half of a case----Sixteenth-plate tin type of soldier, in molded full Union case by Littlefield,
Est.
$100
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$200
SOLD
Militia or Early Civil War Ambrotype: Depicting two men in uniforms and holding swords or knives, militia (pre-war) or early Civil War era, 1/4 plate ambrotype in full case, extensive losses to exterior of one side of case
Est.
$100
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$150
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Starr Arms Model 1858 Army Revolver w Holster: Civil War era six shot double action .44 percussion revolver, 8" barrel; Serial #5401 stamped on cylinder, ball set lever, frame, hammer rest, and the shank; frame roll stamped "Starr.Arms.Co.
Est.
$800
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$1,200
Lot of Civil War Related Books: 29 total including: Three volumes by Shelby Foote, "The Civil War A Narrative Fort Sumter to Perryville", 1958, "The Civil War A Narrative Red River to Appomattox", 1974, "The Civil War A
Est.
$200
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$300
Lot Passed
SOLD
Sheble & Fisher Civil War Era Sword: Model 1840 Sheble & Fisher, Philadelphia, light artillery sword with metal scabbard, c. 1861-1865; ; leather grip with wire wrap, brass hilt, ricasso with partial "Sheble & Fisher" stamp visible;
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
1864 Union Forever Civil War Token: One side with Indian head surrounded by thirteen stars, other side with shield and "Union Forever / 1864", uncirculated
Est.
$20
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$40
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Civil War Veteran's Folk Art Cane: Carved eagle head handle, shaft relief carved and decorated with patriotic motifs and sentiments including: the 23 Civil War Corps badge insignias carved around shaft in spiral between a
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
William T. Sherman Autograph Letter: William Tecumseh Sherman (American, 1820-1891) handwritten letter dated July 11, 1885; four pages on two adjoining 5 1/2 x 8 1/2 sheets and showing his address as 912 Garrison Avenue, St. Louis,
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
Four Confederate Notes: Richmond; Feb. 17, 1864; two $1 notes, Serial # 13252 and 13443; Two $5 notes, Serial # 14452 and 13495
Est.
$60
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$100
SOLD
Six $10 Confederate Notes: Richmond; Feb. 17, 1864; Serial # 71059, 71021, 40303, 35343, 47125, one illegible
Est.
$100
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$150
SOLD
7 Consecutive Confederate $10 Notes: Richmond; February 17, 1864; seven consecutive serial numbers: 71032, 71033, 71034, 71035, 71036, 71037, 71038
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
7 Consecutive Confederate $10 Notes: Richmond; February 17, 1864; seven consecutive serial numbers: 71042, 71043, 71044, 71045, 71046, 71047, 71048
Est.
$400
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$600
SOLD
Six $20 Confederate Notes: Richmond, Feb. 17, 1864; Serial # 5504, 6319, 7194, 25242, 34839, 77689
Est.
$100
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$150
SOLD
Five $20 Confederate Notes: Richmond; Feb. 17, 1864; Serial # 38828, 51341, 29602, 38550, 64982
Est.
$80
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$140
SOLD
5 Consecutive Confederate $50 Notes: Richmond; Feb. 17, 1864; five consecutive serial numbers: 41705, 41706, 41707, 41708, 41709
Est.
$200
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$400
SOLD
Two $50 Confederate Notes: Richmond; Feb. 17, 1864; Serial # 5621 and 21124; burn to bottom center edge of 5621
Est.
$40
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$60
SOLD
Three $100 Confederate Notes: Richmond; Feb. 17, 1864; Lucy Pickens; Serial # 76604, 76808, 76643
Est.
$100
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$150