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L&JG Stickley side stand with label, Gustav Stickley 36" lamp table (unmarked), Victorian walnut MT sideboard with mirror, "Iced Aire" oak ice chest, 5 drawer  wardrobe w/ bonnet box, oak side by side with mirror, George C Flint MT stand, nice pine chest with 2 over 3 drawers, 5 drwr dresser, set of 4 small mid-century bent  plywood chairs, contemporary stained glass table lamps, Péter hunt painted bed, Mission style oak bench, metal coffee table by Jorgensen (Denmark), a double glass door and an open front bookcase, metal Chevel mirror, stools, tables, stands, floor lamps, oak high chair a pine lift top bench, folding Adirondack patio chairs and a 3 ft. metal bar sleigh.

   NOTABLE ITEMS sterling silver flatware set with the crown over cross hallmark and other sterling flatware pieces, a couple non-working pocket watches, working Sauer wrist watch, Alvazzi Castel pewter tankard, a 19th. c, 15" pewter charger w/ several hallmarks (London), Watling twin jackpot 5 cent slot machine (non-working), Pioneer co. heated peanut vending machine, country store Toledo scale and hanging scales, double sided "rooms for tourist" wooden sign, other wooden signs, Dazey #40 butter churn jar, vintage brass clipper ship lamp, brass nautical lanterns, (2nd half 20th. C), Handlan B&O RR lantern, brass  cargo lamp, Buckeye steam whistle, Lukenheimer steam whistle, Lucas Engineering car horn, oil lamps, Coleman lanterns, barn lanterns, brass ship propeller and brass ship gauges, small fire nozzle, brass fire extinguishers, a  brass 12" barrel desk cannon, 1885 Bausch & Lomb  microscope in case, 2 reenactment medieval swords, killer whale tooth, stone axe head, Marx Stream Line train set in box, reverse painted game board, small area rugs, small Emerson bakelite radio, Zenith Wavemagnet radio, coffee tins, tobacco tins, some old tools, iron pulley, floor model gumball machine, some old quilts, White Bear water skis, tip ups, fishing lures with tackle box, canoe paddles, backpack, wooden bowls, vintage kitchen gadgets, 2 small Skookum dolls, vintage pennants,  small stained glass windows, grouping of brass candlesticks, wooden African bust statues, oak wall phone, old desk phone,  explosives box, 8 Spice Girl dolls in box and other items. 

   We also have several lots of 1/18th scale model cars, trucks and race cars from the Paul Cummings estate.

   GLASS CHINA POTTERY: a large lot of over 100 pieces of cut and pressed glass, several items of colored glass including amber, and cobalt blue. There's ruby glass, green glass, character glasses, a large shelf full of Nippon, Limoges, Germany, Staffordshire, Wedgewood, Japan and the like. Scenic blue and white plates, mid-century pottery, Fort Edward NY 1 gal crock with blue design, a box of old bottles, and other glassware.

   ANTIQUE CLOCKS: we have 37 antique wall and mantle clocks taken out of storage in good condition. Sold individually, all have pendulums and keys. A listing of them is on the website.

   ARTWORK : w/c of cows by a stream by Louis Kieller, reverse paintings on glass of Simmons College and Rockford college, w/c of plantation workers by G. Gomez, small w/c of Indian teepee scene 7"x 6", early cut away print of locomotive  with all of its moving parts named, o/c ship at sea, framed Keane girl print, European street scene by Barnett, Matisse #d serigraph of original paper cut, framed multiphoto print of the "Board and Bar of Vermont" 1914, several posters, oriental embroidery on silk, large grouping of photos and prints of flowers, 2 early factory worker photos 16"x20", several groupings of artwork and prints.

    BOOKS/PAPER : autographed copy  "Many a Watchful Night" by John Mason Brown 1st edition, "African Game Trails" by T. Roosevelt 1910, "Illustrated Guide to U S Missiles and Rockets" by Ulanoff 1959,  album of 48 postcards of Vergennes Vt. plus other postcards included, 48 Sports Illustrated magazines (late 1960's), a grouping of 80 military related books, 1859 map of Plymouth Vt., Bridgman’s New RR &Township map of New York 1893, a large lot of ephemera from the late 19th c and early 20th c.,