WWII Nazi, Indian Pots, Baskets, Artwork

Deutschervolksstrum Wehrmacht Nazi Armband

1949 Panama Golf Camusso Sterling Esso Tray Prize

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New Market, TN, United States

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WWII Nazi, Indian Pots, Baskets, Artwork

John Coker, Ltd.

Please note, when you see Lot 1, the entire auction will be up and it will likely be up by Nov. 6, late in the afternoon, till then, many items will be added all through the sale, but when Lot 1 is visible, there will be no more additions. Thank you for your patience. Dr. Daniel Stevenson was a well known WWII Vet who was a Cornell University graduate, played Polo his entire life, loved and worked with horses. His military career took him to Manila, where he played Polo and won trophies, France & Germany where at the end of WWII, he had 75,000 horses under his care that he relocated to assist in rebuilding the countries in Europe where he served. After WWII, he served as one of the Judge panel in Darmstadt and Wiesbaden, where he worked on some of the atrocity trials. Lots of military items, Polo and Nazi items from this estate. Also swagger sticks, canes & lots of Polo, Archery & Golfing silver trophies, one of which is a 16" 1949 Esso Sterling tray made in Argentina that weighs over 2 pounds. From another estate, we have pottery made in the late 19th century from J. B. Leathers of Mount Eagle, Penn., even items made by his children Anna & her sister, and signed by them, dated 1888 & 1889. We have a large Cherokee Indian pottery and basket collection, including some Western Indian rugs. We also have face jugs and Southern folk pottery. One estate has an Ebel watch in 18K yellow gold made out of a US $20 gold piece, along with American period furniture, lamps, a 1956 Miss Pepsi dress worn by an attractive lady at Pepsi events in the Southeast. Many unusual pieces still coming in and being unpacked, hence the hopefully finished website will be on Friday afternoon. Please feel free to call with any questions you may have.

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Beaded Indian Reptile: Lizard or Salamander or Reptile, beaded with shells in the center and on the ends of the toes, the body of the reptile has miniatures of the same animal with feet, tail, eyes, as well as beading.

0001: Beaded Indian ReptileEst. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

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Ebel 1904 Gold Coin 18K Watch: Made in the late 1970s or very early 1980s, this 1904 $20 Gold coin has a flip front to reveal an 18K yellow gold Ebel wind up watch that is in excellent condition. Purchased by a loving husband for

0002: Ebel 1904 Gold Coin 18K WatchEst. $3,000-$5,000

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Darmstadt War Crimes Commission Photos: Darmstadt actual photos from Col. Daniel S. Stevenson, a member of the Commission. Col. Or Dr. Stevenson, worked with horses and animals, taking care of them making sure they were healthy. At the end

0003: Darmstadt War Crimes Commission PhotosEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

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Ballerina 1935 Icart Engraving: Seemingly all of the correct markings are here from the paper marking in the lower left, Copyright marking L. Icart City NY upper left, correct size of the engraved image 14 1/8" tall by 18" wide

0004: Ballerina 1935 Icart EngravingEst. $500-$1,000

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Cherokee River Cane Double Handled Basket/Purse: River cane, coffin and peace pipe design, woven oblong base, design in center weaving, very minor rim damage, double swinging handles, excellent condition other than one nick to rim, 4" wide by 9

0005: Cherokee River Cane Double Handled Basket/PurseEst. $200-$400

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1.02 Ct. VS2 SI1 J/K Diamond Ring: Mounted on a heavy 18K Jabel yellow gold band, 4 white gold prongs to hold the 1.02 diamond with the quality of VS2 SI1, Color of J/K, lots of fire, eye clean. Old AGS paperwork to go with this piece

0006: 1.02 Ct. VS2 SI1 J/K Diamond RingEst. $2,500-$4,500Lot Passed

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Crawford Notch NH Eagle Weathervane: In the mid 1980s, an East Tennessean was traveling in New Hampshire with her husband who was attending a conference in Crawford Notch, NH. While there, she went across the street from a large either

0007: Crawford Notch NH Eagle WeathervaneEst. $400-$700

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Devils Face Jug Brown Pottery NC: Truly ugly face jug with horns, goatee, broken teeth, applied ugly eyes, brows, ears and of course, horns, and handle. 16" tall by 7 1/2" wide. Incised signature on the base of Brown Pottery Arden

0008: Devils Face Jug Brown Pottery NCEst. $300-$600

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Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Men's Wrist Watch: 34 MM Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date (no longer in production) watch, 26 jewel chronometer movement, champagne linen dial. 14K yellow gold smooth bezel. 14K yellow gold shell case with stainless steel

0009: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date Men's Wrist WatchEst. $6,000-$9,000Lot Passed

Autumn Haze Mink Stole: 22" wide from shoulder to shoulder, 24" tall, Autumn Haze Mink stole, probably from 1970s, no sleeves, this is a stole

0010: Autumn Haze Mink StoleEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Blue Gone w/Wind Lamp: From the Hayter House in Morristown, Tenn., a blue swag designed Gone With The Wind lamp base, no makers marking visible but possibly Fenton, replaced old ball shade. The base is a blue satin with

0012: Blue Gone w/Wind LampEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

Pairpoint Beverage Server Ca. 1900: Floral cartouche in the center, made by Pairpoint circa 1900-1910, silver plated, insulated interior for both hot and cold beverages, used by the historic Hayter House in Morristown for pouring in

0013: Pairpoint Beverage Server Ca. 1900Est. $200-$400Lot Passed

Art Nouveau Cruet Set w/Swinging Cherub: Matching glass cruets, a swinging cherub is in the center of the handle, no makers marking, 1880-1900 era, 15" tall by 7" wide, pure Art Nouveau.

0014: Art Nouveau Cruet Set w/Swinging CherubEst. $150-$250Lot Passed

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Cherokee River Cane Double Woven Basket: Square base with rounded sides, 9" wide by 8 1/2" tall, double woven, herringbone pattern weaving, minor loss to one corner, some brown coloration but mostly natural colors. The staves alternate

0015: Cherokee River Cane Double Woven BasketEst. $150-$300

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Walnut 19th Cent. Childs High Chair: 36" tall by 15" wide, walnut 1890-1910 era, old refinished surface, cane seat, foot rest.

0016: Walnut 19th Cent. Childs High ChairEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

Edgar Samuel Paxon 1914 Indian Painting: Commissioned by the sellers family directly from the artist, the watercolor painting was originally sent from the artist studio to Baltimore where it was framed. Signed lower right E. S. Paxon 1914.

0017: Edgar Samuel Paxon 1914 Indian PaintingEst. $10,000-$15,000Lot Passed

Art Deco SP Teapot: Silver plated, classical shape, engraved From First Baptist Choir, and Grace Mabee 5-27-1920, snake spout, good quality teapot, 8 1/2" tall and wide, pure Art Deco.

0018: Art Deco SP TeapotEst. $50-$150Lot Passed

Am LaFrance 1900 FireFoam Fire Extinguisher: Large fire extinguishing unit circa 1900-1920, tank for extinguishing chemical, approximately 4 feet tall on the metal wheels, approximately 6 feet long plus the hose.

0019: Am LaFrance 1900 FireFoam Fire ExtinguisherEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

14K WG Circle Broach 1950s Era: Elegant 14K white gold circle ladies pin with 10 single cut diamonds totaling approximately 1/5 carat, 4 baguette diamonds which weigh approximately 5/8 carat for somewhere close to .85 to .90 carats

0020: 14K WG Circle Broach 1950s EraEst. $1,000-$2,000Lot Passed

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1876 20 Mark German Gold Coin: 20 Mark Deutsches Reich 1876 coin mounted with prongs into an 18K mounting with a rope edge. The back side of the coin has a J, maybe a mintmark, and has Freie Und Hansestadt Hamburg. 1 1/4"

0021: 1876 20 Mark German Gold CoinEst. $1,000-$2,000

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14K Atocha Floral Gold Band Mel Fisher: In 1994, Mel Fisher toured the US selling items recovered from the famed Atocha. In Knoxville, Tennessee, he exhibited at Proffitt's one of Knoxville's leading department stores. On July 6, 1994, a

0022: 14K Atocha Floral Gold Band Mel FisherEst. $500-$1,000

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Oval Sterling filigree Bread Tray: Probably from the 1940s or 50s era, Wallace, filigree outer border being some 12 1/4" wide, 6 1/4" wide by 2" tall at the tallest point, melon ribbing on the inside of the bowl, no monogram.

0023: Oval Sterling filigree Bread TrayEst. $100-$200

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Cherokee River Cane Planter Basket: Original label from Emma Garrett, walnut, blood root and natural river cane weavings in a triple stave, herringbone base, mint condition to the rim 1990s era, diagonal woven bands on the side, one

0024: Cherokee River Cane Planter BasketEst. $600-$900Lot Passed

Gen. Pershing Cast Iron Still Bank: Without a doubt old and not one of the 1970s restrikes, 8" tall, 3 1/4" wide by 3" deep,

0025: Gen. Pershing Cast Iron Still BankEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

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