DESCRIPTION:
Clocks- 8 (Eight) wall: Thwaites & Reed reproduction "Ben Franklin" 8 day three wheel weight driven timepiece, c1970; 2 German 30 hour cuckoos and 1 a cuckoo & quail, c1910 & later; Japanese Seikosha (current-day Seiko) 8 day time and strike school, c1910; German 8 day time and strike free-swinger, c1910; German spring wound 8 day time and strike Vienna Regulator. c1900; early and later 20th century
CONDITION:
best is the Franklin clock, number 149 of 1000, which was an expensive reproduction when new. The others need restoration and service; all sold as is with no further details available. Ht of largest 47 in
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$475
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Clocks- 9 (Nine) Carriage French and American including "Plato" clock by Horolovar. French 8 day models include modern L'Epee repeater with alarm, architectural time only, and miniature with alarm. Americans include Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Carriage No. 1" in French style with carrying case, Waterbury ornate cast metal, and Ansonia.
CONDITION:
best is the Chrome L'Epee in near-new condition, and the other two French are very nice, too. The Seth Thomas has a damaged dial and broken balance staff. The Horolovar looks good but does not tick. The others appear complete, but all are sold as is with no further details available. The tallest Ht is 7.5"
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$800
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Clocks- 9 (Nine) novelty cast metal 30 hour, all antique except for one modern with functional pendulum. Makes includes Ansonia and Western. Early 20th century.
CONDITION:
except for two that are missing rear stands, the clocks appear complete and original. None tested, and sold as is with no further information available. Tallest (Father Time) Ht 11 in
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$375
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DESCRIPTION:
Clocks- 9 (Nine) Novelty cast metal American 30 hour time only; makers include Westclox, Ansonia, Seth Thomas, Waterbury, and one with a replacement Elgin pocket watch movement, late 19th and early 20th centuries
CONDITION:
one figure is detached from its base, but otherwise all appear complete and original. However, none were tested and all are sold as is with no further information. Tallest (owl) is 12.25 in
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$275
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Clocks- 12 (Twelve): (1) Wooden works shelf clock with an unidentified Connecticut 30 hours time & strike movement in an unusual mahogany veneered case. c1830; (2) Electric Light timer by Reliance Automatic Lighting Co., Racine, Wisconsin. (3) Oversized shelf model alarm clock of American origin; c1910. (4) Small electric clock of unknown manufacture; (5) Alarm clock mounted on wooden stand; manufacturer not identified; c1910; (6) Slave clock of unidentified origin.; (7) Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Tourist" carriage clock with a spring driven 30 hours time and alarm movement in a nickel plated case; c1891; (8) Small wall hanging timepiece with a blue and white porcelain dial likely of German or Dutch origin; (9) Western Clock Co., LaSalle, Illinois, "Westclox Alarm" with a 30 hours time and alarm movement; c1920; (10) Slave clock of unidentified origin (11) Modern day handmade copy of a J. C. Brown Acorn clock; (12) Standard Electric Time Co., Springfield, Mass. slave clock;
CONDITION:
(1) The curious case retains some original finish. The dial is nice and the hands original. Ht. 27.5"; (2) This is a 20 amp, 250 volt unit; Ht. 9.75"; (3) The movement is unsigned, Ht. 13"; (4) The dial is labelled "Magenta"; Ht. 7.25"; (5) The oak stand, mounted bells, clock bezel, dial, beveled glass and hands are all in nice condition; Ht. 12"; (6) The nickel plated case has a 3.5 inch dial; Ht. 5"; (7) The case has oxidized somewhat. The dial and hands are good; Ht. 6" (8) The porcelain dial is in good condition; Ht. 7.25"; (9) The case has some oxidation but the dial and hands are in excellent condition. Ht. 5.5"; (10) The nickel plated case has a 3.5 inch dial; Ht. 5"; (11) The clock has an imported movement (12) The case, dial and hands are in nice condition. Ht, 10.5".
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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Clocks- 13 (Thirteen) desk and table clocks including (1) Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, "Gravity Clock" 36-hour time only novelty clock c1924; (2) Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY "Jumper No. 2", 30 hour, bobbing or bouncing doll novelty timepiece, c1886; (3) an automatic car clock and ten miscellaneous mostly modern
CONDITION:
(1) the metal case appears to have some new paint, with some scratches The signed silvered dial has some scratches, too; the minute hand is detached and the seconds hand is absent. There is no ticking, and the hand setting knob is absent, so service will be needed, and the standing racks appear a bit bent. (Caution: The racks are spelter and easily broken.) (2) the doll is a replacement. Ht 14.5in
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$275
DESCRIPTION:
Clocks- 14 (Fourteen) antique: 2 day time and strike 8 day Japanese hanging school clocks; French 8 day time and strike wood tambour mantel clock, dial for Bailey, Banks & Biddle; French porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel, case signed "Gien"; French black marble time and strike 8 day mantel, porcelain dial; New Haven 30 hour time and strike mahogany steeple; German Hamburg-American 8 day time and strike mahogany mantel; English 8 day time only gallery clock (not fusee) ; Sessions walnut 8 day time and strike parlor clock; Waterbury rosewood-veneer 30 hour time, strike and alarm cottage; French 8 day time only carriage clock in leather travel case, cylinder balance; Waterbury rosewood-veneer 30 hour time and strike small spring-wound OG shelf; Ingraham octagon top 30 hour time and strike shelf; Eco Magneto Clock Co., Boston, Mass., oak watchman's time recorder with several paper charts; late 19th and early 20th centuries
CONDITION:
Most in fair to good original condition, with some losses, and sold as is with no further details available. See photos. Largest is 22" high
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$700
PRICE SOLD:
$500
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Clocks- 16 (Sixteen) Novelty: assortment of vintage and modern, cast metal and wood, all mechanical except for Horolovar miniature anniversary quartz. Other makers include Waterbury, Junghans, Roskopf, New Haven, etc. The Statue of Liberty swinger has a Junghans-type clock. 20th century
CONDITION:
these clocks overall are in good original condition, with several running, but are sold as is with no further details available. Ht of Statue of Liberty figural, with arm, 18 in
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$1050
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Clocks- 17 (Seventeen) novelty and desk clocks. Includes Waltham and unsigned glass light clocks (one with wall bracket) , Boston Clock Co. brass mantel, 2 small China, Ansonia in seashell, Westclox, New Haven, Welch paperweight, Seth Thomas miniature Adamantine, and Occupied Japan birdcage. Also Tycos air meter.
CONDITION:
the Boston is missing its gong assembly, the Waltham milk glass is cracked, the Welch has no seconds hand. Otherwise, most appear complete and original, but they were not tested and are sold as is with no further information available. Tallest Ht is 8.5 in
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$350
DESCRIPTION:
Clocks- 18 (Eighteen) Alarm, mostly American, all antique and vintage. Makers include Ansonia (one Bee in original box) , Seth Thomas, Waterbury, New Haven, Hamburg-American with top cones, and Early Bird automated. Early to mid 20th century.
CONDITION:
these appear complete but were not tested and are sold as is with no further details available. Tallest is 8.75 in
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$375
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DESCRIPTION:
Leopard pendant with chain, 12 - 14 karat white and yellow gold, yellow diamond set cat perched on a white diamond set "ball", suspended from a 14 karat gold, 18" neck chain, 6.2g TW, c2010
CONDITION:
very good, precious metal content marked (chain) , tested (pendant)
ESTIMATE:
$500
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$700
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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DESCRIPTION:
Brooch / pendant, pink stone cameo with carving of a young woman in profile, set in a 14 karat yellow gold frame with scalloped edge, and set with seed pearls, 1" x 1 1/4", 8.3g TW.
CONDITION:
a bit dirty, otherwise very good, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$90
CIRCA: 1900
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DESCRIPTION:
Earrings, 14 karat yellow gold, each set with a single diamond weighing approximately .2 carats, 3.0g TW, 20th century
CONDITION:
very good, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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DESCRIPTION:
Earrings, 14 karat yellow gold, each set with a single diamond weighing approximately .35 carats, 1.0g TW, 20th century
CONDITION:
very good, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$400
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DESCRIPTION:
Necklace, the graduated amber beads separated at intervals by gold ornaments, and with a 14 karat yellow gold setting containing an amber cabochon, 17 1/2"l, 20th century
CONDITION:
very good, precious metal content marked, tested
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Ring, 10 karat yellow gold with filigree design, set with a large, cushion shaped golden beryl weighing approximately 18.5 carats, size 8 1/47.9g TW, 20th century
CONDITION:
good, with minor wear, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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DESCRIPTION:
Ring, 14 karat white gold with filigree design and applied green and rose gold elements, set with a large oval amethyst colored stone weighing approximately 5 carats, size 5, 4.8g TW, 20th century
CONDITION:
good, with minor wear, stone also with minor wear, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Ring, 14 karat yellow gold set with opals, a triangular pink tourmaline, and a line of 7 small, colorless stones, size 8, 5.6g TW, late 20th century
CONDITION:
good with minor scratches, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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DESCRIPTION:
Georg Jensen, Denmark, "Oyster" pendant, designed by Nanna and Jorgen Ditzel, sterling silver, and mounted with a black "pearl", 1 1/2" x 2".
CONDITION:
minor wear and fine scratches, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$250
CIRCA: 1960
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DESCRIPTION:
Necklace, hand knotted strand of 8mm blue pearls with 14 karat white gold clasp, 20"
CONDITION:
very good
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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DESCRIPTION:
Baumstein & Feder, New York, flower form pin, 14 karat yellow gold stem and leaves with detailed flower of frosted crystal, the center set with a deep purple amethyst surrounded by 8 small diamonds, an attractive and well made piece, 1 1/2" x 2".
CONDITION:
very good, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$500
CIRCA: 1980
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DESCRIPTION:
Bracelet, 10 karat yellow and white gold, each end set with a 2.5mm pearl and three small diamonds, 2 1/4" x 2 1/2", 6.0g TW, 20th century
CONDITION:
minor wear, dents, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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DESCRIPTION:
Rosi Beguden, Mexico, sterling silver charm bracelet, mid 20th century, 7" l, 77g TW
CONDITION:
good, with minor wear
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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DESCRIPTION:
Ring, 10 karat yellow gold with filigree design and set with a large, rectangular Goshenite beryl weighing approximately 17 carats, size 7, 6.4g TW, 20th century
CONDITION:
a bit dirty, minor wear, stone with tiny chip, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$300
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DESCRIPTION:
Cameos- 3 (Three): All carved shell with young women in profile, two pin/ pendants, both 14 karat yellow gold setting with rope molding, 1 3/8" x 1 5/8", 13/16" x 1 1/16" the last a pendant on a chain, 9 karat yellow gold, chain 13", pendant 11/16" x 15/16", 23g TW
CONDITION:
good, two cameos with tight hairlines, precious metal content tested, marked
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$70
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Stick Pins, 4 (four) , early to mid 20th century, two in 10 karat gold, the others in 14 karat gold, three set with small diamonds, 4.9g TW, together with a shell cameo brooch, the carving depicting a young woman in profile, in a 14 karat yellow gold setting, 1 5/8"h, 8.9g TW
CONDITION:
stick pins good, cameo good, spot of discoloration at top of setting, precious metal content tested
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$275
DESCRIPTION:
Sterling silver jewelry lot, including four bead necklaces, one necklace with lapis lazuli pendant, another with polished coral, a bracelet and ring set with polished cabochons, 26 new old stock charms, most in sterling silver, a few gold filled, and a Trifari necklace/ bracelet set with rhinestones, not silver, weight of silver items roughly 10 troy oz.
CONDITION:
good, with wear, one bead necklace with dents, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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Sterling silver jewelry, a Mexican angel pin/ pendant, a three color silver gilt bracelet, a silver gilt, malachite mounted necklace marked "Israel", a glass and silver bead bracelet, a ring with faceted, colorless stones, size 6 3/4, and a pair of earrings with faceted blue stones
CONDITION:
good, needs cleaning, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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DESCRIPTION:
Bar pins, set of 3, in 10 karat white and yellow gold, each set with a faceted, sapphire colored stone, the larger measuring 2 1/8"l, and the two small pins each measuring 1"l, 4g TW.
CONDITION:
good, with minor wear, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$50
CIRCA: 1930
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DESCRIPTION:
Rings- 2 (Two): Both 14 karat yellow gold, the first in a custom made setting with applied leaves, and set with a ruby star sapphire, surrounded by four diamonds, size 13, the other set with 14mm prasiolite quartz and small diamonds, size 9, 21.2g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, precious metal content marked, tested, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$450
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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DESCRIPTION:
Rings- 2 (Two): One in 14 karat yellow gold, and set with a cluster of 7 diamonds, size 5 1/2, the other 10 karat yellow gold, set with an oval garnet, and two diamond chips, size 9 1/2, 9.6g TW
CONDITION:
both with minor scratches and wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Rings- 2 (Two): The first in 14 karat rose gold with a single diamond, the lobed setting with 6 long, carved prongs which allow for light to enter the stone, size 5, 19th century, the other in 14 karat yellow gold with filigree design and set with three small diamonds, size 6 3/4, 20th century, 5.5g TW
CONDITION:
both good, with wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$350
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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Rings- 2 (Two): The first in 18 karat yellow gold, and set with a shell cameo portrait, size 7 1/2, the next in 14 karat yellow gold, also set with a shell cameo portrait, size 6, together with an Art Deco style brooch, sterling silver and rose gold, set with small rose cut diamonds, 1" x 1 7/8", 18k, 5.5g TW, 14k, 4.5g TW
CONDITION:
The 18 karat ring with split, 14 karat ring with wear, brooch with wear, precious metal content marked, tested, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Rings- 2 (Two): The first in18 karat white gold with filigree, and set with a European cut diamond of approximately .2 carats, size 5 1/8, 2.1g TW, early 20th century, the other in 10 karat white gold, also with filigree, set with an opaque green stone, supporting a filigree setting with small diamond, size 6 1/2, 3.5g TW, early 20th century
CONDITION:
18 karat ring with old repair, and very dirty, 10 karat ring with minor wear, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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DESCRIPTION:
Rings- 2 (Two): The first with 14 karat rose gold, sunflower form, and set with a 13mm smoky quartz, size 8, the other in 14 karat yellow gold, and set with a 20mm smoky quartz, size 8 3/4
CONDITION:
good, with wear, dirty, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Rings- 3 (Three): All 14 karat gold, the first yellow gold with a 16mm x 21mm emerald cut citrine, size 8, the next also yellow gold, and set with an oval citrine, size 8, and the last in white gold, artist designed, and marked "Tiffany & Co.", size 6 1/4, 23g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, large citrine with chips at the corners, Tiffany ring with scratches and dings, precious metal content marked, tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$700
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Rings- 3 (Three): All 14 karat yellow gold, the first set with a hexagonal onyx with 7 diamonds, size 10 1/2, the second with foliate ornament and set with 9 amethyst, size 8 1/4, and the last with filigree design, and set with an oval amethyst, size 8 1/2, 19.5g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, dirty, onyx ring with dings and scratches, one small amethyst chipped, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$450
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$375
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Rings- 3 (Three): The first 18 karat yellow gold, set with small cabochon rubies and turquoise, size 5 3/4, the next also 18 karat yellow gold, with filigree design, and set with 10mm pearl, and small diamonds, size 6 1/2, and an onyx and rutilated quartz ring, size 7, 19g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$450
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$350
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Rings- 3 (Three): The first in 3 color 10 karat gold, set with a two tone stone cameo, size 8, the second in 10 karat yellow and rose gold, set wit a pyrite cabochon, size 6 3/4, the last in 18 karat rose gold, and set with a carved bone scarab, size 5 1/4, all 20th century, 13.1g TW
CONDITION:
cameo ring dirty and with wear, the others good, with minor wear, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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Rings- 4 (Four): All 14 karat gold, the first white gold with oblong faceted garnet, size 9, the next also white gold, set with an oblong onyx, the third in yellow gold, and set with 5 oval, faceted tanzanite, size size 9, and the last in yellow gold, set with a 9mm pearl, 22.3g TW
CONDITION:
good, precious metal content marked
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$475
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Rings- 4 (Four): All 14 karat yellow gold, the first set with an oval blue topaz and eight small diamonds, size size 6 1/2, the next set with light blue and green spinel, size 8 1/2, the third with unusually shaped yellow sapphire, size 6, and the last with marquise ruby, small diamonds, and tapered ruby, size 8, 21.3g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$275
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Rings- 4 (Four): All 14 karat yellow gold, the first with 5 multicolor marquise cut stones, size size 8, the next with scroll designs and set with an oval onyx, size 9, the third with 5 diagonal rows of pink and blue sapphire, size 8, and the last with a single diamond, weighing approximately 1/4 carat, size 4 3/4, 19.3g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, dirty, diamond ring with setting plier marks on prongs, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$550
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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Rings- 4 (Four): All 14 karat yellow gold, the first with filigree, and white gold band across top, size 10, the next with filigree, and multicolor jade cabochons, size 7, the third set with an oblong onyx, size 8 1/2, and the last with marquise cut citrine and 8 small diamonds, surrounding a central citrine, size 10, 21g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, dirty, onyx ring with scratches and heavy wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$450
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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Rings- 4 (Four): All white gold, the first 14 karat, with open work and set with tanzanite and white sapphires, size 7, the next also 14 karat and set with 9 small diamonds, size 6 1/2, the third in 14 karat, set with a 6mm pearl, and a small blue stone, size 5 1/2, and the last 18 karat, and set with an emerald cut aquamarine, size 6 1/2, 14k 16.3g TW, 18k 3.4g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, dirty, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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Rings- 5 (Five): All 14 karat yellow gold, the first with filigree, and set with a Mexican coin, size 7 1/2, the second set with emerald cut blue and purple tourmaline, size 11, the third set with 8mm x 12mm topaz, between two square citrines, and four small diamonds, size7 3/4, the fourth set with three pear shaped garnets, size 5 3/4, and the last with an oval sapphire, and two small diamonds, size 6 1/4, 19.7g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, garnets with significant wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$450
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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Rings- 6 (Six): All 14 karat yellow gold, the first with oval citrine, size 6, the next with 9 square sapphires in pink, yellow, and blue, size 7, the third with 6 small diamonds, size 6 1/4, the next with small blue stones, size 9, the fifth with four oval garnets and two small diamonds, size 6, and the last with alternating rows of sapphires and diamonds, size 10, 20.3g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$350
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$300
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Rings- 6 (Six): The first in 14 karat yellow gold, set with three moissanites, roughly 1.2 carats total, size 8 1/2, the next in 14 karat white gold, set with a diamond weighing approximately .4 carats, and with 4 small diamonds, size 6 1/2, the next in yellow gold, set with an oblong tiger eye and a small diamond, size 9 1/2, the next in 10 karat white gold, set with 5 small diamonds, size 1/4, the next also 10 karat white gold, with cabochon star sapphire size 6, and the last in 8 - 9 karat gold, set with 5 diamonds, approximately .6 carats total, size 8 1/2, 14k 15.4g TW, 10k 13.7g TW, low karat 9.8g TW
CONDITION:
good, with wear, precious metal content marked, tested, diamonds tested
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$625
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Rings- 7 (Seven): An assortment of vintage and antique rings, including a 14 karat yellow gold friendship ring with small diamonds, size 7, a 14 karat yellow gold ring with scroll design, size 8, a 14 karat yellow gold with fancy setting and 7mm garnet, size 5 1/2, a 10 karat rose gold with oval amethyst, size 5, two 10 karat gold class rings, and a 14 karat gold with filigree design, with pink stone, together with a pair of 14 karat yellow gold earrings, set with amethysts,14k, 18.2g TW, 10k, 11.3g TW
CONDITION:
fair to good, with wear, one ring broken, amethysts in earrings with chips, cracks, one with bent wire, precious metal content marked, tested
ESTIMATE:
$450
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$450
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Rudolph Wurlitzer Co., North Tonawanda, NY. Model 780 was the only Wurlitzer juke box in a maple wooden cabinet which looked like a piece of furniture. The lower case features a wooden "Wagon Wheel" with a decorative quilt pattern behind it. This machine holds twelve 78 rpm records with 24 selections. Service manual included.
CONDITION:
Maple case in very nice original condition with original decorative hardware. Three coin slots. Electric changing mechanism and photograph are complete and operating. To see it in operation, go to http://youtu.be/YOnpvalMMCg
ESTIMATE:
$3000
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$5000
PRICE SOLD:
$1100
CIRCA: 1941
DIMENSIONS: 61 x 36 x
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Regina Music Box Co., Rahway, NJ. Coin operated "Hexaphone", Model 104 with wood horn, serial #1040627. This predecessor to the modern-day juke box. It will play one of six Edison 4-miinute Blue Amerole cylinders selected after a nickel is inserted.
CONDITION:
Oak case is complete (some moldings loose, but present) with darkened finish, dings & scratches. Back is loose. Mechanism is very dirty and will need attention, but appears complete. Reproducer, gear cover and some loose parts are present, but arm leading from the horn to the reproducer is broken and will need repair. A rare machine ready for the talented restorer.
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$3500
PRICE SOLD:
$4200
CIRCA: 1915
DIMENSIONS: 49in x 24in x
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Regina Music Box Co., Rahway, NJ. "Style 246 Regina phone serial number 2460162. This was the last model of combination disc music box and 78 rpm phonograph with interior horn. Only 190 examples of this model were made and shipped. The music box has a short bed plate and double comb for superb sound. It plays 15 1/2 inch discs. The floor standing case has storage below for discs and records.
CONDITION:
Mahogany case has original finish, but is alligatored and has dings and scrapes. Phonograph reproducer has some nickel finish loss, but plating on comb is good. Comb appears in good shape. Phonograph turntable is present and stored in special drawer below the mechanism. Crank is present, but may need attention as will mechanism which is not working. No discs are included, but this size is not difficult to find and even new ones are available.
ESTIMATE:
$1500
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$2000
PRICE SOLD:
$1800
CIRCA: 1915
DIMENSIONS: 47in x 22in x
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Victor Talking Machine Co., "Type V" oak cased phonograph with original oak horn on an oak and quarter sawn oak record cabinet.
CONDITION:
Machine is in excellent shape, complete and operating. The horn has some separation along the top rim, noticeable from the back. Both the machine and horn have their original finish. The horn still has its original Victor decal. Reproducer and arm in good condition. Chrome parts are good with small loss of black paint on horn support arm. Original crank. Dimensions on stand are 17in x 17in x 33in. Included is an oak cabinet with two rows of slots for disc.
ESTIMATE:
$1500
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$2500
PRICE SOLD:
$2300
CIRCA: 1905
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DESCRIPTION:
Switzerland, 8 tune music box, rosewood veneered top with marquetry trophy featuring musical instruments, the sides with rosewood graining, and the inside of the lid with tune card, 13 inch cylinder with one piece comb
CONDITION:
case with scrapes and scratches, 2 small blisters in top veneer, left side with split, black lacquer on interior with minor losses, tune card with minor losses, mechanism very dirty, oily, broken mainspring, needs service
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$350
CIRCA: 1880
DIMENSIONS: 5.5in x 7.75in x 21.5in
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DESCRIPTION:
American Graphaphone Company, New York, NY. "BF" model serial #6312 with 8" long cylinder mandrel and reproduction nickel plated horn.
CONDITION:
The very handsome oak case has side columns and fancy domed top, both in excellent condition with original finish. Very nice original decals on the front and back of the case. The interior has a paper label which states this phonographs retailed for $40 anywhere in the USA. The nickel plated bed plate is excellent condition and the black painted parts are very good with superb stenciled decoration. The mechanism needs cleaning, but is complete and sluggish but works with a bit of coaxing. A very nice example.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$550
CIRCA: 1900
DIMENSIONS: 12in x 15.5in x 10in
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Thomas A. Edison Inc., East Orange, NJ. "Amberola V" in oak case. Serial # 2344. Plays 4-minute Blue Amberol records.
CONDITION:
Mechanism is complete and operates, but sluggish and could use oiling. Bedplate has loss of black paint, but retains some original stenciling. Oak case has been nicely refinished and in good condition. Front wood grill has is a nicely made copy (with the addition of a center horizontal stretcher which the originals didn't have, but actually an improvement as it strengthens the long vertical grill bars which often got broken): Diamond needle reproducer is in good condition. Has original winding crank. Interior Edison decal is a replacement. An "as found" photo is included.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$350
CIRCA: 1915
DIMENSIONS: 18in x 17in x 22in
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DESCRIPTION:
Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. "Fireside" combination 2 & 4 minute photograph with a cygnet horn, This example has a diamond stylus reproducer now for playing 4-minute Blue Amberol records.
CONDITION:
The oak case has been refinished and is in very good condition and complete. The mechanism could use cleaning and oiling, but is working. The paint on the bedplate and stenciling are good. The cygnet crane is a mediocre reproduction. The #10 two piece cygnet horn has original black paint on the goose neck and outer bell, but the inner has been painted and inappropriate stenciled roses have been added. The original crank is present.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$650
CIRCA: 1908
DIMENSIONS: 13in x 12in x 9in
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DESCRIPTION:
Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. Early "Home" phonograph, often called a "Suitcase Home". Included is a black and brass 24" horn with an 11 1/2" brass bell.
CONDITION:
The mechanism is complete, along with the original crank, but needs cleaning and oiling as it is sluggish but will operate with coaxing. It has an original model "C" reproducer with good sapphire stylus. The dovetailed lower part of the oak case has refinished at some time. The original domed top has its gilt and red decal with "Edison Home Phonograph". There is a piece of veneer missing on the top left of the domed the top. The top was not refinished to save the original decal. The handle may be a replacement and its securing posts have been strengthened inside. Although the four clips that secure the top to the machine are present and working, DO NOT CARRY THIS MACHINE BY THE HANDLE as these clips can easily fail. The brass end of the horn needs attention as it was painted and someone has tried to scrape the paint off in a harsh manner. A reproduction horn crane is included.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$325
CIRCA: 1898
DIMENSIONS: 13 x 16in x 8in
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DESCRIPTION:
Thomas A. Edison, E. Orange, NJ. "Gem" model 2-minute wax record phonograph, serial #G106224. Included is a reproduction small black painted tin and brass end horn.
CONDITION:
The oak case has its original finish and Edison decal with only minor nicks or abrasion. The metal mechanism cover has excellent black finish and stenciled decoration. The winding key is a reproduction of the original style. The mechanism runs, but needs cleaning and probably a new drive belt. A very nice example of this smallest Edison model, The model "B" reproducer with sapphire stylus is in good condition.
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$275
CIRCA: 1905
DIMENSIONS: 7.5in x 7.5in x 7in
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Brunswick Balke Collender Co,, Chicago, IL. "Model 7" floor standing disc phonograph, serial #123506. It has automatic shut off and an adjustable reproducer which will play regular 78" RPM discs and Pathe' discs. Quarter-sawn oak case.
CONDITION:
Case is in nice condition with original finish with original "Brunswick" decal inside lid. Reproducer is complete and mechanism is complete and operating. Fabric behind horn grill is replaced and turntable has new felt.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$50
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Brunswick Balke Collender Co., Chicago, IL. "Model 20" phonograph in walnut "low boy"-style case, serial #284662. Flat top case with record storage compartment left of decorative horn grill (right side is a dummy): This machine has an adjustable reproducer which plays regular 78 rpm discs and Pathe' discs. Interior has Brunswick decal and another with the name "Irvin Zuelke".
CONDITION:
Case is in very good condition with minor dings and scratches. One needle cups is missing, the other two present. Crank is present. Turntable has new felt cut to shape, but not attached.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$20
DIMENSIONS: 33in x 33in x
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DESCRIPTION:
Sonora table phonograph. Very little information and no photos could be found on this unusual phonograph Its case looks like a music box and from what we can find, it appears this is a very rare early model phonograph made by the Swiss music box firm of E. Paillard & Cie, St. Croix, Switzerland for the Sonora Chime Company of New York in 1908. (This Sonora Co. is the firm that sold their chime clock mechanism to the Seth Thomas Clock Co. who introduced "Sonora" chime clocks in 1909): Because of legal problems, very few of these were produced, although in 1910 Sonora began to manufacture a line of phonographs on their own, but these were rather ordinary floor and table models like those being produced by Victor and others.
CONDITION:
The walnut case can be easily mistaken for a music box. The European walnut case is in reasonable shape, has lost its finish and has a faded "Sonora" stencil on the front. The mechanism appears complete, but is not operating and may have a spring or click problem. The reproducer, tone arm and interior horn are present, but need attention. The crank is present.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$450
CIRCA: 1908
DIMENSIONS: 12in x 18in x 15in
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DESCRIPTION:
Thomas A. Edison Inc., East Orange, NJ. "Amberola DX" in oak case. Serial # 27519. Plays 4-minute Blue Amberol records.
CONDITION:
Mechanism is complete and operates, but sluggish and needs cleaning. Bedplate has original stenciling with some loss. Original front grill, inner horn and two movement covers are present and still retain wood graining finish though have some wear. Diamond needle reproducer is OK. Crank is present. The oak case needs attention as it has some veneer damage on flat surfaces on the top and sides.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$150
CIRCA: 1915
DIMENSIONS: 14in x 12in x 15.5in
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Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. "Triumph" model phonograph serial #H1-01157 with 30" long horn with 20" brass bell. It has Edison's device to allow it to now play 2 & 4 minute records with the appropriate reproducer.
CONDITION:
The large oak case is complete and has an original finish, but needs serious cleaning. The bed plate is very dirty, but the stenciling is still visible and will probably clean up well. The mechanism is not working, but is terribly gummed up with grease and appears would operate with cleaning. it has a model "C" reproducer, but missing the lower stylus portion, so will need repair or replacement. The black portion of the horn is covered with black canvas. The brass bell end will polish nicely. The case once had a back mounted crane stand, now missing. A reproduction front-style cane is included.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$650
CIRCA: 1900
DIMENSIONS: 14in x 18in x 12in
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DESCRIPTION:
Thomas A. Edison, East Orange, NJ. Three (3) phonographs. (1) A "Home" phonograph with an Edison attachment to allow it to play 2 or 4 minute records. Serial #286360..(2) An Edison "Standard" phonograph, model "E", serial #793827 for playing 2 minute records. (3) An Amberola Model "A", Serial #1633, that plays 2 and 4 minute records in a mahogany case, c1916.
CONDITION:
(1) Oak case has been refinished and is in good condition. The "C" reproducer is missing the lower part and sapphire stylus and the mechanism is not working. Crank is present, but missing its wood end. No horn. (2) Oak case needs refinishing and has veneer loss on the domed lid. The mechanism is not working. It has a model "N" reproducer with a good sapphire stylus. No horn. (3) Sadly, this was originally a rare floor standing model which had a compartment below for records, but has been cut down and made into a table model. The mechanism appears complete and working. Model "M" reproducer that can play 2 or 4 minute records. The maroon bedplate paint is nice and the gilt decoration is excellent. The anodizing on the reproducer and arm is very good. The lid is unattached, but the hinge is present and could be easily re-attached. The lid has a wonderful Edison decal inside with Edison's likeness. The crank is present. It has an interior horn. The case has dings and scrapes. The horn grill is present, but has some repairs.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$2200
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DESCRIPTION:
Chautauqua wooden cob roller oregan with 29 notes. Stencil decorated mahogany case with eboned base. Has three or four cobs included.
CONDITION:
Case in good condition with some nicks and scrapes. Stenciling on case is faded, but still visible. Complete with crank and mechanism in working condition. Knob to door is a poor replacement, but an easy fix. Good directions label.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$200
CIRCA: 1900
DIMENSIONS: 12.5in x 18in x
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Music & Sound Producing Items- (3) and accessories: (1) Sparks, Whittington Co., Jackson, MI. "Jewel" Model 400 small size floor standing radio in Mahogany case; (2) Reproduction of the original Edison Reproducer; (3) Small portable Edison phonograph machine serial #137420 including approximately fifty 5.5in records and three additional reproducers
CONDITION:
radio in good condition and fancy decoration intact. Tubes seem intact, but very dirty. Not tested if working. Measurements provided.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$1200
DIMENSIONS: 39in x 20in x
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DESCRIPTION:
Mechanical music machines- 3 (Three) including a "Mandolina" roller organ by Mechanical Orguinette Co. of New York with 5 cylinders, and two pinned cylinder wood box music boxes; all in pieces. Early 20th century
CONDITION:
the organ's case is original and has old surfaces, decoration and labels. The music boxes are apart and have had their finishes removed. None were tested and all are sold as is with no further information available. Dimensions of the organ are 14 x 15 x 13.5 in, cylinders are 13 wide
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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DESCRIPTION:
Two musical instruments. (1) An American-made roller organ with one 8" long paper roll. (2) A "Tansbar" player concertina made by A. Zuleger of Leipzig Germany with six 4.5 inch paper rolls.
CONDITION:
(1) Walnut case 12" wide, 10" deep and 10.25" tall has an ebonized base molding and is in good condition with finish scuffs on left side. No. 302 penned on bottom, but no maker's name, although a paper label gives a New York name and address to write for a replacement broken reed. It plays well and loudly, though it is missing a sound box or enhancer (perhaps an option) which fitted into slots in the upper sides and bridged above the roll. Only one paper roll included. (2) The player concertina needs restoration and has serious veneer loss and metal surface deterioration on the case. It is 9": wide, 10.5" high and 11" deep. One end opens to reveal a 4.5" paper roll which is played by a key wound mechanism and apparently activated by lever. Squeezing the convertina supplies the air supply The buttons on the ends are for decoration only. The leather straps are poor replacements. The winding key is present, but the mechanism makes noise, but we are not sure it is working properly. A neat item and a restoration challenge for the brave and talented.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$170
CIRCA: 1910
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DESCRIPTION:
Two (2) phonographs. (1) American Graph phone Co., New York, NY. "BX" model 2-minute wax cylinder phonograph sold by the Columbia Phonograph Co. with reproduction black cone horn. (2) KOMPAConn., phonograph made by the PLA/A Music Co., New York, NY with interior horn.
CONDITION:
(1) The oak case is in very good condition with original finish and "The Graph phone decal on the lid and another decal on the back. The original reproducer with sapphire stylus is present. The mechanism is free, but it appears the spring may be broken (not a huge spring like larger phonographs) as it slips in the barrel after several winding turns. The nickel plating is quite good and the proper style winding key is present. (2) This compact leatherette covered case is only 5.25" wide, 6.25" tall and 8" deep and is in good shape with only a few nicks. However, the leather carrying strap is missing (the metal cleats to hold it are present) , The reproducer and arm are there (one small screw missing) , turntable and original crank are present. These compact machines were often used on picnics and outings.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$325
CIRCA: 1900/1922
DIMENSIONS: 6in x 12in x 7in
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Lot of approximately 185 Edison "Blue Amberol" 4-minute celluloid cylinder records.
CONDITION:
Blue Amerols are almost indestructible. All these are in good condition and very playable. They are from an old collection accumulation and have not been picked over, so there may be duplicates. A few may have mildew, but this is easily wiped away with a damp cloth (not so with wax cylinders): Many have original boxes with lids, some without lids and others without boxes. These should be only be played on an "Amberola" machine or an earlier Edison machine which has been converted to a 4-minute and a diamond needle reproducer.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$400
CIRCA: 1913-1925
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DESCRIPTION:
Lot of approximately 98 Edison Blue Amberol 4-minute celluloid cylinders - plus nine 2-minute celluloid cylinders made by Indestructible Oxford, etc. Also 21 Edison 4-minute hard wax records - plus 45 Edison and 2 Columbia 2-minute wax records. A total of 173 good records. Another nine early wax records in poor condition have been added to the box as they may be useful for shaving and recording.
CONDITION:
Blue Amerols are almost indestructible. All these are in good condition and very playable. They have not been picked over and there may be duplicates. Any mildew can be easily wiped away with a damp cloth. Many have original boxes with lids, some without lids and others without boxes. Celluloid records should be only be played on an Amberola machine or an earlier machine which has been converted to a diamond needle reproducer. 2- minute wax records should only be played on machines that have a sapphire stylus as in a "C" reproducer and 4-minute wax records should be played on a machine with a sapphire needle "H" reproducer.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$450
CIRCA: 1900-1929
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DESCRIPTION:
Lot of 250 Edison thick disc records, 80 rpm, black and white labels. These can be played on an Edison diamond disc phonograph or on a Brunswick phonograph with an "Ultona" reproducer. These are from an old collection and have not been picked through.
CONDITION:
Most in good playable condition, some like new, Many in old jackets. Some may need cleaning.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$375
CIRCA: 1915
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DESCRIPTION:
Lot of phonograph horns and parts including: two (2) morning glory horns with painted interior decoration, three (3) complete morning glory horns, black with gold ribs, (two with decals marked "Standard", one marked "Home") and one Home-size horn repainted a copper tone Also three small reproduction brass bell end horns. Also included: one quality reproduction horn crane, one home made crane and the goose neck portion of a cygnet horn (heavy and perhaps from an early radio) .
CONDITION:
All tin horns have paint loss or other imperfections. The two decorated ones are attractive even with their imperfections. Some of the black ones may be made presentable with cleaning and waxing, but some will need repainting One black horn is missing its narrow end section and one has a break near the nipple end.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$350
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DESCRIPTION:
Seventeen (17) record holders with approximately ten records each plus a loose lot of 345 loose records by Victor, Columbia, Okeh, Decca, and many other labels. All 10 inch diameter 78 rpm double sided records. Approximately 500 records total. These are from an old collection and have not been picked through.
CONDITION:
Most in good, playable condition. Some may need cleaning.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$130
CIRCA: 1900-1950
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DESCRIPTION:
Twenty-eight (29) albums of 10 inch 78s (most with four records) of popular favorites and show tunes. Included are Bing Crosby, Harry James, Al Jolson, Tommy Dorsey, Victor Borge, etc. Also eighteen (27) albums of 12 inch 78s of popular and classical favorites including The Mikado, The Messiah (2 volumes) and favorites by Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikowsky.plus 45 additional 12 inch and 75 additional 10 inch, many classical, opera, etc. Approximately 450 records total.
CONDITION:
Most in good, playable condition. Some may need cleaning. Colorful album covers often scuffed.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$10
CIRCA: 1910-1950
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DESCRIPTION:
Lot of about 100 uncommon 78 rpm records including two Zonophone, eleven Pathe', two larger center hole, and collection of over 50 early single sided Victor records. Also some classics as the Preacher and the Bear, Two Black Crows, six Vogue picture records and a small group of early children's records, etc.
CONDITION:
Most need cleaning, but in good condition and playable.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$200
DIMENSIONS: x 10 to 11in x
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Musical Items - 2 (Two): German Victorian Christmas tree rotator with music box, nickel plated top, black painted wood base; German carved wood round platter holder, music commences when holder is lifted.
CONDITION:
the tree turner base was split and now reinforced on the bottom. The top is broken at a flange screw hole, and other screw holes are damaged, but this does not affect the look or function. Its cast tree holder has been repainted black, there are edge chips, and one of the retaining threaded posts has lots its pronged tip. The plate holder dark finish has some minor scratches; its music plays nicely and there is an old bottom paper label. Overall diameters are 14 in and 10 in
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$225
CIRCA: 1910
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Abiel Chandler, Concord, New Hampshire, surveyors compass or circumferentor with tripod, the instrument with engraved, silvered dial, brass bottom plate and sights, levels, and cover, in its mahogany storage box, and with tripod, with ash legs, and mount for compass, dial signed
CONDITION:
appears to be complete, surfaces with tarnish, cover with minor dents, dial good, levels and compass functional, mount is correct for this instrument, very dirty and with heavy tarnish, box with loose corners, dirty, one catch absent
ESTIMATE:
$2000
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$3000
PRICE SOLD:
$1500
CIRCA: 1840
DIMENSIONS: x 5.25in x 13.25
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DESCRIPTION:
Meissen, Germany polychrome porcelain framed mirror with three candelabra, decorated with several putti, floral and foliate elements mounted on conforming wood backboard
CONDITION:
there are some minor chips to finer elements, not noticeable except upon close inspection. There are no cracks or major repairs. No Meissen marks were evident, but we did not remove backboard.
ESTIMATE:
$1000
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$1500
PRICE SOLD:
$350
CIRCA: 19th Centu
DIMENSIONS: 32.5in x 18in x 4in
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DESCRIPTION:
Model Train Material, American Flyer and Lionel, Standard (Wide) and O gauges, includes 3 locomotives (#4683, #249E, #225E) , 5 Pullmans (#4332, #2600, #600) , tenders, automobile and baggage cars (#2812, #2814, #602) , caboose (#2857), Sunoco oil car, plus flexible track, bridge, and other parts and accessories, c1930-1950
CONDITION:
these all are in used and worn condition, with scratches, dents, detached parts, etc, but is a large assortment of vintage items. Sold as is, with no further information. See photos for details
ESTIMATE:
$800
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$1200
PRICE SOLD:
$400
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DESCRIPTION:
Jennings & Company, Chicago, Illinois, 10 cents slot machine "Nevada Club Lake Tahoe Model" lighted with $15.00 cumulative jackpot in a chrome case with brass highlights and ribbed orange plastic covers lit from interior on a wooden base.
CONDITION:
this rare and desirable model has a case in very good condition and the lighted interior works. The slot arm is stuck in the pull position. The original keys are included.
ESTIMATE:
$1000
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$1500
PRICE SOLD:
$1000
CIRCA: 1948
DIMENSIONS: 27in x 17in x 17in
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Painting- Don Zylius signed, large original water color of an eagle in flight over mountains in matted frame, late 20th century. Don Zylius was California Ducks Unlimited Companion Artist of the year, 2003-04.
CONDITION:
excellent original condition.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$10
CIRCA: 20th centu
DIMENSIONS: 31.5in x 39.5in x 1.5in
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DESCRIPTION:
Paintings & Prints- Don Zylius signed, late 20th century: 2 (Two) original waters color of an owl perched on a limb and whooping cranes doing mating dance in matted frames and 3 (Three) signed lithographs of the same river scene. Don Zylius was California Ducks Unlimited Companion Artist of the year, 2003-04.
CONDITION:
the items are in excellent original condition. The three unframed lithographs are signed and numbered 1, 3 and 4 of 200.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$70
CIRCA: 20th centu
DIMENSIONS: 17in x 22in x 1in
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DESCRIPTION:
Paintings- 4 (Four) Don Zylius signed, original waters color of rural scenes and wildlife in the different seasons in matted frames, late 20th century. Don Zylius was California Ducks Unlimited Companion Artist of the year, 2003-04.
CONDITION:
excellent original condition. One picture frame will need the glass replaced.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$110
CIRCA: 20th centu
DIMENSIONS: 21in x 28in x 1.5in
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DESCRIPTION:
Paintings- 4 (Four) Don Zylius signed, original waters color of the same scene in the four seasons with wildlife in matted frames, late 20th century. Don Zylius was California Ducks Unlimited Companion Artist of the year, 2003-04.
CONDITION:
excellent original condition.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$90
CIRCA: 20th centu
DIMENSIONS: 22in x 28in x 1.5in
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DESCRIPTION:
Framed art- 7 (Seven) decorative artworks: Audubon "Carolina Parrot" lithograph; Japanese woodblock; paintings of man (Mexican?) , woman and clown by "F. Cunningham"; Glaucous Gull print; floral still-life pastel; 20th century
CONDITION:
all are in good condition but sold as is with no further information available. Largest is the Audubon, 41.5 x 31.5 in
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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DESCRIPTION:
Framed horological art - 11 (Eleven) 9 prints and 2 on glass; 2 of watchmaker/spectacle shop from American Optical Co.; enlarged ads from Ingersoll, Waltham, and Telechron; Norman Rockwell "The Watchmaker"; Seth Thomas (modern from Asia) and "Karat & Dial", all 20th century
CONDITION:
all are in good condition with decent frames and intact glasses, but sold as is with no further details available. Largest (Karat & Dial) is 41 x 29 in
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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DESCRIPTION:
Figurals- 22 (Twenty-two) in cast bronze, spelter, brass, parian and bisque; several French; 20th century
CONDITION:
nearly all are complete and in good condition, some with restorations. The Deco-style woman with upraised arms has a signature in the base, and there are foundry marks on a few other bases. Sold as is, with no further details. Ht of white parian couple is 22 in
ESTIMATE:
$400
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$600
PRICE SOLD:
$650
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DESCRIPTION:
3 (Three) Political Images- (1) Abraham Lincoln, James Garfield and William McKinley memorial, colored lithograph produced in 1901 by the Monasch Litho Company and Copyrighted by J.H. DeBruyn, Minneapolis Minnesota. "In Memoriam, Gods Will, not ours be done"; (2) Full length lithograph of George Washington after engraving by P.P. Rothermel, published by William Pate, New York; (3) Columbia's Noblest Sons a lithograph by Kimmel and Forster, Canal Street, New York depicting Washington and Lincoln.
CONDITION:
George Washington needs a new glass. Sold "as is". The largest frame is 32.5 in x 29 in.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$400
CIRCA: 1880 - 191
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DESCRIPTION:
Paintings and Prints- 17 (Seventeen) and a barometer; including 2 (Two) fox hunting chromolithographs with reverse painted borders, one reproduction movie poster, one signed Kathy Williams depicting a clown, a print of Frank W. Benson impressionist painting and one old oil painting and an aneroid barometer with thermometer in an oak case.
CONDITION:
sold "as is". Widest frame is 40 inches. The barometer appears to be functioning, Ht 33.5in.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$250
CIRCA: 1900 - 200
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DESCRIPTION:
Period Artworks- 2 (Two): (1) Watercolor on paper, house portrait, the stick style structure with tower, green shutters and yellow trim, the porch roofs with balustrades, and separate summer kitchen to the right, the property surrounded by a picket fence and planted with juvenile trees, those outside the fence with wooden guards, a young girl at the fence gate, and a man and woman at the tower second floor window, c1875, unsigned; (2) Spanish-American War silk needlework in frame titled "IN REMEMBERANCE OF MY CRUISE AROUND THE WORLD" with the USS Elcano depicted at bottom
CONDITION:
(1) frame missing glass, paper with staining and tide lines, minor abrasion and a few small punctures. (2) the needlework is in a new frame. Measurements are of architectural drawing.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$275
CIRCA: 1875
DIMENSIONS: 15in x 18in x
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