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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1920s Panama Coat of Arms Silk Embroidery: Silk background with probably silk threads, large eagle with open wings is above the crest shaped shield with PRO Mundi Benefeco (For Benefit of the World) below, embroidered 7 stars above the eagle

0145: 1920s Panama Coat of Arms Silk EmbroideryEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

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Am Indian Hand Woven Ortega Chimayo Rug: Probably 1940s or 50s era, purchased by an East Tenn. Family while on a tour New Mexico, white or cream background with holding pitchforks??, copper and black bands on the borders as well as the

0146: Am Indian Hand Woven Ortega Chimayo RugEst. $200-$400

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Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Ortega Rug: Probably 1940s or 50s era, purchased by an East Tenn. Family while on a tour of New Mexico, gray background with stylized center arrow designs of red, white, blue & black. The woven borders are

0147: Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Ortega RugEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

3 Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Orgeta Table Rugs: Probably 1940s or 50s, purchased by an Oklahoma family who traveled in New Mexico, 2 are close to a pair with gray backgrounds, black and red stripes, good fringe, 12" long by 9 1/2" wide including

0148: 3 Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Orgeta Table RugsEst. $150-$250Lot Passed

Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Ortega Rug: Probably 1940s or 50s era, purchased by an Oklahoma family from the Indians in New Mexico, light brown or cream background, red, white and blue stripes, grey fringe on each end, 42" long by 19 1/2"

0149: Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Ortega RugEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

Am Indian Hand Woven Ortega Chimayo Rug: Probably 1940s or 50s era, purchased by an Oklahoma family from the Indians in New Mexico, gray background, red, white, blue & brown stripes, white fringe on each end, 42" long by 19 1/2" wide. Used

0150: Am Indian Hand Woven Ortega Chimayo RugEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Ortega Rug: Probably 1940s or 50s era, purchased by an Oklahoma family, blue/green background with center pattern having rust and cream colors, maybe a bird motif with outspread wings, 68" long including the

0151: Am Indian Hand Woven Chimayo Ortega RugEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

Navaho Indian Woven Rug Arizona 50s: 46" wide by 74" long, crystal pattern weaving, red, white and black end stripes to the border, brown center with cream tones, purchased in the 1950s in New Mexico.

0152: Navaho Indian Woven Rug Arizona 50sEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

Mexican/Am. Indian Woven Rug: Purchased in the 1950s in either the American west or Mexico, the owners family was not sure which, red backgroound colors with green, golds and blue designs, 22" long including the fringe, 14" wide.

0153: Mexican/Am. Indian Woven RugEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Haig Point by John Stobart 1999 AP: Haig Point, "A View of the Historic Lighthouse From the Direction of Harbourtown", by John Stobart, 1999, Artist Proof 6/25, limited edition of 400, full information in pocket on back of the archival

0154: Haig Point by John Stobart 1999 APEst. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

Harbour Town Hilton Head John Stobart 1981: Harbour Town "Hilton Head Island, From the Oyster Beds", John Stobart, 1981, Artist Proof 2/25, limited edition of 750, archivally framed behind UV glass, French matted, mint condition, framed

0155: Harbour Town Hilton Head John Stobart 1981Est. $500-$1,000Lot Passed

1927 Gorham Sterling Water Pitcher: Presented to Eugene C. Fretz Sept. 16, 1927, by The Real Estate Board of Knoxville In Grateful Appreciation For His Valuable Service as President 1926-1927. Gorham markings 621 Sterling 5 Pts,

0156: 1927 Gorham Sterling Water PitcherEst. $1,000-$2,000Lot Passed

Steuben 1950s Art Glass Bowl: Signed on the base by Steuben, 11" wide by 4" tall, presentation piece by National Board of Realtors to Eugene Fretz in 1951.

0157: Steuben 1950s Art Glass BowlEst. $200-$400Lot Passed

Horn & Silver Trophy Bowl Scottish/British: Horn bowl and sterling rim, made by W L & Co., center crest in the front for engraving blank, 3 3/4" wide by 1 3/4" tall. Probably 1940s or early 50s era, made in either Scotland or England.

0158: Horn & Silver Trophy Bowl Scottish/BritishEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Horse Racing Books: Belmont, 1953 News & Pictures, Steeple Chasing in America 1954 by Daily Racing Form, 1951 5th Annual Dinner Dance of the Jockeys Guild Waldorf Astoria Hotel, good horse racing information from the

0159: Horse Racing BooksEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Marx 666 Sears 1950s Train Set: In an old Sears train set box, probably the original, all pieces including the transformer are signed Marx, lots of O gauge tracking, we have the 666 train, Cities Service Tanker number 2532, coal

0160: Marx 666 Sears 1950s Train SetEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Am. Indian Rug: Probably 1940s or 50s from Arizona or New Mexico, part of the Col. Stevenson Estate, red, black, cream, beige/gray colors, 38" wide by 60" long, this is an extremely visual rug.

0161: Am. Indian RugEst. $400-$700Lot Passed

Am. Federal Mahogany Sofa 1820-30: From the Historic Rosemont residence in Rogersville, Tn., 1820-30 era, Mahogany, large shell carved ends, turned legs, 8 1/2 feet long by 35" tall by 23" deep, probably from Boston or Philadelphia

0162: Am. Federal Mahogany Sofa 1820-30Est. $1,500-$2,500Lot Passed

1956 Miss Pepsi Dress & Collection: Lucille Lee from Johnson City, Tennessee, became the 1956 Miss Pepsi for Hartman Beverage Co., of Knoxville. She worked on WBIR Channel 10 in Knoxville for Pepsi commercials, shot still model photos

0163: 1956 Miss Pepsi Dress & CollectionEst. $300-$700Lot Passed

Choctaw Miniature Basket w/Handle: Red, Blue & Natural river cane, square base, 1 1/4" wide and deep by 2 1/2" tall to the top of the handle. Likely to be 1950s Choctaw. This is so small it would not even hold 1 egg.

0164: Choctaw Miniature Basket w/HandleEst. $100-$200Lot Passed

Indiana Applique 1900 Quilt: From an old Indiana family, hand made, pieced and applique, pink and red blossoms, green leaves, large blossom with garland of green leaves surrounding, all cotton, 84 x 78. This is a thin quilt and

0165: Indiana Applique 1900 QuiltEst. $300-$700Lot Passed

Green Paint Arts & Crafts Sofa Hamblen County, Tn: By family lore, used in Morristown, Tennessee at the Hamblen County Courthouse, seemingly Oak with later green paint, no visible makers marking, but its very heavy, resembling some of the better

0166: Green Paint Arts & Crafts Sofa Hamblen County, TnEst. $300-$500Lot Passed

Purity Bottling Works Knoxville Tn Seltzer: 2 differing shades of blue, both from Purity Bottling Works Knoxville, Tenn., one with the seltzer spray top, the other without, both originally from the Hayder House, a well known Morristown dining

0167: Purity Bottling Works Knoxville Tn SeltzerEst. $50-$100Lot Passed

3 Vintage Porcelain & Celluloid Dolls: 2 Made in Japan measuring some 5 3/4" for the blonde doll and 5 1/2" for the white bisque, both marked Made in Japan, third doll is Renwal No. 8 USA, 2 1/4" tall, all are jointed bodies with the

0168: 3 Vintage Porcelain & Celluloid DollsEst. $75-$150Lot Passed

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