Americana, Indian Baskets, Fine Art & Toys

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New Market, TN, United States

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Americana, Indian Baskets, Fine Art & Toys

John Coker, Ltd.

This auction is in 2 sessions. Session I: Beginning at 10:00 Eastern Time with lot 1 and continuing until lot 499, we are selling an original 1934 Lyonel Feininger watercolor, an 1824 Penn Sampler from Susanna Thomas, 60+ toy candy candy containers, silver, secretaries, lighting, quilts, a large collection of Southern folk art pottery and handmade baskets, East Tenn. Regional items, an 1865 Pres. Andrew Johnson Pardon for Jerry Cowles of Macon, Ga. For his Civil War service, doll houses, high country furniture and painted pieces, in short, good Americana. We estimate that Session I will conclude somewhere between 2 and 2:30 giving collectors time to pack and remove their purchases prior to the beginning of Session II. There will be an Intermission between Session I & Session II. Session II will commence at 3:00 Eastern Time and will consist of all Indian baskets that are both Cherokee and American western.

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Silver on Copper Salad Set: Close to Stausburg flatware in design, marked Silver on Copper, heavy good quality, 12 1/2" long,

0122: Silver on Copper Salad SetEst. US$40-US$70Lot Passed

1940s Crocheted Table Cloth: White color, hand crocheted, all cotton, floral rosettes connected with crochet, 6 feet wide by 7 feet long.

0123: 1940s Crocheted Table ClothEst. US$30-US$60Lot Passed

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Brass Fire Extinguisher Lamp: Large Brass cylinder tank with all labels intact converted to a lamp probably in the 1970s era, burlap shade, good working order. 40" to the top of the shade from the base.

0124: Brass Fire Extinguisher LampEst. US$100-US$200

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Columbus Clock Co. Calendar Clock: Circa 1850 with the half turned side columns, Mahogany veneered case, old label intact in the back stating Columbus Clock CO., Columbus, Miss., calendar movement seemingly intact, according to the

0125: Columbus Clock Co. Calendar ClockEst. US$400-US$600

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BugHouse Bar-Zim Toy Co.: Probably 1920s or 30s era, the back side states the name is BugHouse and manufactured by Bar-Zim Toy Mfg. Co., Inc., NY, colorful front with people shooting animals, swatting, bows and arrows and

0126: BugHouse Bar-Zim Toy Co.Est. US$50-US$100Lot Passed

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Beetle Tin Wind Up Friction Toy: Unusual size, 6" long by 5" wide by 2" tall to the top of the back, painted tin surface, wind up mechanism, probable replaced front wheel under the beetle's mouth, when wound up with the side key,

0127: Beetle Tin Wind Up Friction ToyEst. US$50-US$100

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2 Blacksmith Made Branding Irons: Both are close to 29" tall, handmade by a black smith, both are old, one is either initials HC or CH and the other is a V. Both are from an Oklahoma ranching family descendant.

0128: 2 Blacksmith Made Branding IronsEst. US$50-US$100

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1950s Fireplace Corn Popper: Iron frame, mesh metal openings, wooden handle, opens to place pop corn, made to hang by fireplace, probably 1950s era, no makers name, 31" long by 9" wide.

0129: 1950s Fireplace Corn PopperEst. US$50-US$100

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Krystal Cup, Chili Bowl & Small Plate: The Krystal hamburgers are famous in the South, we have probably a 1950s era coffee cup, a chili bowl both from Shenanto China, and a plastic probably same era 6" plate. All 3 pieces have a view of a

0130: Krystal Cup, Chili Bowl & Small PlateEst. US$30-US$50

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Benito Legarda Lithograph Portrait: Well known Filipino legislator figure, 1853-1915, he became the Resident Commissioner From the Philippine Islands, shown in jacket and bow tie, interesting progress information on the lower right of

0131: Benito Legarda Lithograph PortraitEst. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

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19th Cent. Miniature Stoneware Pitcher: Creamer variety, dark brown glaze, three rings on the shoulder, applied handle, formed spout, mid 19th Century, probably regional, unsigned. 3 1/2" tall and wide to the handle.

0132: 19th Cent. Miniature Stoneware PitcherEst. US$100-US$200

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Pottery Chicken Figure 1994: Folk art pottery pitcher, signed Ascrew and dated 1994, alkaline glaze on rooster, 9 1/2" tall by 8" deep.

0133: Pottery Chicken Figure 1994Est. US$100-US$200Lot Passed

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Black Starr Gorham Sterling Center Bowl: No monograms, stamped on the bottom Black, Starr, Gorham, Sterling, weight is 1 pound 0.3 regular ounces, 7 1/2" wide by 4" tall.

0134: Black Starr Gorham Sterling Center BowlEst. US$200-US$400

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1826 Stephen Van Renssaeler Lisbon NY Deed: An 1826 deed of 50+ acres in Lisbon, NY from Stephen Van Rensselaer to Abner Gutterson signed by Van Renssalaer's attorney Louis Harbroucke. The deed has all of the calls and points for anyone trying

0135: 1826 Stephen Van Renssaeler Lisbon NY DeedEst. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

1950s Mahogany Art Moderne Desk: Fancy graining in either Walnut or Mahogany, stylized original pulls, interesting base holding this up off the floor, 5 feet long, 36" wide by 30" tall. This desk is attractive used in the middle of

0136: 1950s Mahogany Art Moderne DeskEst. US$300-US$500Lot Passed

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Childs Tin Miniature Violin: Faux wood grained finish on what appears to be tin, original black painted area behind the strings, all 4 keys are intact on the top, original cardboard fitted box with handle, some damage to the

0137: Childs Tin Miniature ViolinEst. US$50-US$100

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Vue Du Jardin Des Plantes, A Paris 19th Cent. French: Possibly a water colored engraving, no doubt early 19th Cent., title of V.eme Vue du Jardin des Plantes, A Pais, Jardin Anglais et Derriere de la Serre, artist markings a Paris Bance, aine,

0138: Vue Du Jardin Des Plantes, A Paris 19th Cent. FrenchEst. US$100-US$200

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4 Fish Handle Cocktail Knives: Heavy metal with ornately cast fish handles, stainless blades, set of 4, probably 1950s or 60s era, 5 1/4" long.

0139: 4 Fish Handle Cocktail KnivesEst. US$30-US$70

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Major Ridge Cherokee McKinney Hall Print: 7" wide by 5" tall, Major Ridge, a well known Cherokee by McKinney Hall, good condition, framed in a walnut Victorian frame, 1855.

0140: Major Ridge Cherokee McKinney Hall PrintEst. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

Poplar Pegged Drop Leaf Table 19th Cent.: 1850-70, New England origin, pegged construction, 36" long, 29" tall, 38" wide when both drop leaves are upright, good primitive styling, Poplar with old refinished surface.

0141: Poplar Pegged Drop Leaf Table 19th Cent.Est. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

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0142: Britelite Carbide Brass Electric LampEst. US$100-US$200

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1930s Room Sized Hooked Rug: Floral pattern with good center, borders and corners, brown/beige colors with the flowers being the more colorful parts. From the 1930s, full room size, about a 14 x 16. Some roughness to 2 areas

0143: 1930s Room Sized Hooked RugEst. US$200-US$400Lot Passed

Victorian Replica Doll House: Lots and lots of furniture goes with this doll house, curtains, rugs, 42" long by 26" deep by 34" tall, one end of the front porch is a wrap around style, lots of fish scale design to the ends and

0144: Victorian Replica Doll HouseEst. US$400-US$700Lot Passed

Mar Ko Me Te McKinney Hall Indian Print: Mar-Ko-Me-Te, A Mendmene Brave, 10" wide by 13" tall, a true McKinney Hall Print, not a reproduction.

0145: Mar Ko Me Te McKinney Hall Indian PrintEst. US$400-US$700Lot Passed

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