Eclectic Auction Brochure - December 2011

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NEW ECLECTIC LOCATION: 2097 London Rd., Suite F, Delaware, OH 43015 Just minutes from the Main Gallery with convenient access off route 42.

PREVIEW TIMES: Monday, November 28 – Wednesday, November 30, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.Thursday, December 1, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.Friday, December 2, 8 a.m. – 9 a.m.

ITEMS FROM The Collection of the Late Sue Valentine Habig;The 40 Year Collection of Ken Nagel of Oregon, Ohio;The Collection of The Late Adelaide E. Sauers, M.D. of Greenwich, Ohio;and Select Consignments from Ohio, Colorado, South Carolina, Indiana, Michigan, Florida, New Mexico, Arizona, Delaware, Washington, Pennsylvania, New York, Georgia, Massachusetts & Illinois

TERMS:Cash, Check, Visa & MasterCard Accepted ~ 17.5% Buyer’s PremiumAbsolute Auction ~ ALL ITEMS SOLD ‘AS IS’Food Wagon Available

ONLINE CATALOG AVAILABLE via www.garths.comLIVE INTERNET BIDDING AVAILABLE via www.garthslive.com

For your convenience, we will be able to answer your questions about specific items and take your absentee bids by phone until 8 a.m. Friday, December 2.

Questions? Email [email protected] or call (740) 362-4771.

Auctioneers: Richard “Jeff” Jeffers, Steve Bemiller, and Dave Pritchard Jr. Apprentice Auctioneer: Justin Arnold

Auctioneer’s Note: Garth’s Auctions follows all Federal Firearms Regulations

Main Gallery: 2690 Stratford Road, PO Box 369Delaware, Ohio 43015

P: 740-362-4771 F: 740-363-0164Email : [email protected]

Web: www.garths.com

©COPYRIGHT – Garth’s Auctions, Inc. 2011

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JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES:ladies diamond rings; Hamilton ladies diamond wrist watch; 14k pocketwatch;gold necklaces; miscellaneoussterling jewelry; ivory jewelry;costume; and more.



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POTTERY & STONEWARE: art pottery incRookwood, Weller, Roseville, Clewell, Peters& Reed, Fulper & Pewabic; Southwestern,Gustavsberg; Stoneware crocks & jugs inc C.Hart & Son, White & Son, Taft, T. Harrington,Norton, Redwing; Yellowware, Spongeware;

LAMPS & LIGHTING: reverse painted &leaded glass table lamps; figural marble lamp;brass chandeliers; brass & porcelain candle-sticks; popsicle stick table lamp; oil lamps;miniature lamps;


GLASS, PORCELAIN & CHINA: art glass inc Tiffany,Steuben, Quezal, Loetz, Durand, Galle', Webb, Mt.Washington, A Walter Nancy, Daum Nancy, Legras,Schneider, Argy-Rousseau, New England, Moser, Fenton, Lalique, Northwood; cut glass inc Libbey,Hoare & Hawkes; Paperweights inc Murano & Baccarat;Copeland Spode; Royal Bayreuth; Royal Doulton incFlambe'; Wedgwood; stick spatter; peafowl spatterware;prattware, Gaudy Welsh & Dutch; Nippon; R.S. Prussia;Herend; Staffordshire inc figures, platter & trinket boxes;Neiman Marcus; sets of china inc Meissen & Lenox;

CLOCKS: tall case signed Hewson Lincoln; mantleclocks inc Terryville;

FURNITURE: chests of drawers inc Hepplewhite, flamegrain cherry & Victorian; stepback cupboards incpainted; pie safes inc painted; commodes; side tablesinc stick & ball & Victorian; oak coffer; one & twodrawer stands; drop leaf tables; sideboard; crockbenches; display cases; corner cupboards; pewter cupboards; dry sinks inc hutch back; china cabinets;chairs inc side, arm, rocker & wing back; canoes incbookshelf; school master's desk; knock down wardrobe;mantels; sofa table; ice box; wrought iron furniture; wallcupboards; card tables; blanket chests; washstand;beds; dining tables inc Benner & David T. Smith; whatnot shelf; opium bed;




STERLING & SILVER PLATE: sterling inc Tiffany babyteether, teapots, compote, bowls, trays, creamers andsugars, salts, candelabra, porringer, covered casserole, misc flatware sets of sterling inc FrankSmith Silver Co., Westmoreland, Towle;

DOLLS, TOYS & CHILDREN'S ITEMS: dolls incbisque head; Chein ferris wheel w/ original box; sheetmetal cars; alphabet panorama; Noah's ark & animals; gumball machines; lunch boxes; boardgames & miscellaneous games; miscellaneous books.

MISCELLANEOUS: baby buggy; Hollywood memorabilia;brass hall tree; cased balance scales; violin; banjo; turnedwooden bowls; pantry boxes; Holiday items inc Halloween, Christmas & Easter; table top butter churns incpainted; paper mache' bulldog; stained glass windows;wooden eagles; duck decoys; taxidermy bear; boxes inc inlaid; knife boxes; sleds inc painted; wall paper boxes;ambrotypes; salesman's samples inc dresser & table; bronzerecasts inc Remington; ivory billiard balls; snowshoes; oars;fishing poles & reels; suitcases; metalware; woodenware;fireplace fender & andirons; carousel horse; advertising tinsinc cake, Golden Rule coffee; Dayton peanut butter; Laurelcrackers; Ball-Pens receptacle; Coke items inc cooler & tray;Campbell's Soup sign; Yellow Rose Antique's sign; PostToasties Corn Flakes sign;

QUILTS, TEXTILES & RUGS: quilts inc doll size; hookedrugs inc on stretchers; coverlet;

COINS: American Eagle gold coin; buffalo nickels; 2 dollarbills inc red seal; misc proof sets;


As this booklet goes to press, cold weather is settling over the Midwest.Despite the natural rhythm of this season - shorter days, a sleepy chill inthe evening inviting hibernation - the staff at Garth's is (much like therest of the antiques and art community) bustling about, preparing for abusy winter auction season:

• We are but a week away from the Thanksgiving Americana auction;• The finishing touches are being made to the January Americana and

Firearms catalog;• The final additions are being accepted for the late January Chinese

and Continental auction.

It seems the days fly by more quickly than we can mark them off the calendar. Fortunately, Justin, Cheryl-Lynn and many other members ofour team cruise right along, noses to the grindstone, producing top-notchEclectic Auctions. It's a busy, but good time, to be at Garth's. In thecoming 10 weeks, we will sell four lifetime collections - three of whomhave been Garth's regulars for longer than any of us can remember. Thecare with which these collections have been assembled is awe-inspiring;and, definitely inspires us to take care as we bring them to market. It isa good time to be here, and we are thankful. Thankful for a team that is passionate about getting it right - thorough research, world-class pho-tography and design, and (not to be underestimated) service with a smile.Thankful for clients who trust us with their buying and selling needs.

Whatever the pace of your winter season, we hope your days are filledwith passionate pursuits, satisfying accomplishments and moments ofthankfulness. We look forward to connecting with you soon.

- Jeff & Amelia Jeffers

to every thing there is a season...


2012 Auction Schedule2012 Auction Schedule

January 6 - 7:

Early American Antiques and Decorative Arts

January 27 - 28:

Fine and Contemporary Art and

Asian and Continental Furniture and Decorative Arts

February 3: Eclectic

March 16 - 17:


April 6: Eclectic

May 18 - 19:


featuring the Sixth Annual Ohio Valley Auction

June 1: Eclectic

July 27 - 28:

Fine and Contemporary Art and

Asian and Continental Furniture and Decorative Arts

August 3: Eclectic

AUGUST 31 / September 1:

Annual Labor Day Auction of


October 5: Eclectic

November 23 -24:

The 52nd Annual Thanksgiving Auction of


December 7: Eclectic

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