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turquoise heishi necklace brought $2,875. An exceptional squash necklace by Albert and Dolly Banteah made of six medallions inlaid with blue jay, hummingbird, heron, redwing blackbird, roadrunner and woodpecker birds sold for $1,320. Another squash blossom necklace by Loren Thomas Begay with an initialized pendant featuring a running horse brought $688. Also selling for $688 was an American Indian necklace by Raymon Quam (Zuni, 1938-71). Additional highlights included a Zuni inlaid character buckle by Carol Kee. The buckle featuring Yosemite Sam was made of turquoise, jet, coral and mother of pearl and sold for $2,625 against a
presale estimate of $200$400. An American Indian figural silver ring with a Yei dancer, also with turquoise, coral, jet, and mother of pearl, sold for $210. Garth’s Country Americana Auction brought bidders and many new faces into Garth’s historic barn the next day with over 600 lots of painted furniture, folk art and textiles. The spirited bidding started with an important circa 1850 American quilt featuring a Zachary Taylor printed backing in “Carolina Lily”. The quilt was made of striking colors including red, green, and white alternating with solid blue blocks. The backing of the quilt featured a repeated print of General Taylor at the Battle of Resaca de la Palma during the Mexican War. Taylor is depicted astride his horse,
Antiques & Auction News — April 17, 2015 - - 17 www.antiquesandauctionnews.net “Whitey,” and palm trees border the battle scene. With private and institutional interest from across the country, the TIME - 9 A.M. hand-sewn quilt brought $6,600, more than tripling its Located in Perry Co., 328 Brady Rd., high presale estimate. at Fahnestock’s Auction House. Approx. 1 mile south of New Bloomfield on Rt. 34, turn onto Roth Rd. Travel 1 mile to Royer Rd. Turn right & go 1 mile to Brady Rd. on the left. Furniture was well repreANTIQUES - PRIMITIVES - COLLECTIBLES sented, with examples includCowden blue decor batter jug; decor 11⁄2 gal. crock; Stoneware bottles, jar, jug & crocks; Ovenware bowls; ing an early 19th-century Reading Hdw. apple peeler; Wagner cast-iron skillets; sadirons; family scales; tin cookie cutters & graters; lion Western Pennsylvania vine& bank bdg. still banks; 2 glass inkwells; desk & cow bell; Aladdin oil lamp; marbles; wooden toy train; misc. metal toys; Ger. Navy dagger; Civil War era bayonet; few Native Indian artifacts; peanut butter glasses (14); inlaid tall case clock signed Hall’s, Hbg. Dairies, Juniata Dairies & Eisenhart’s (York) milk bottles; Local paper collectibles - 1934 Morton by Michael Hugus (1775Magee Public Sale broadside; Mahonian 51, 52, 53 yearbooks; early 1950’s Maroon & Gray school papers; 1825). Competitive bidding 1950’s Perry Jt. H.S. football programs (24); Hain’s History of Perry Co. (rough); 1952 Penn St. vs. Rutgers raised the price to $10,200 football program; 1950’s baseball, boxing & wrestling mags.; old children’s books; 1921 NBHS pennant; PA Game News; Furniture - Hoosier style cabinet w/spice jars & flour bin (needs work); small stepback hutch w/ against its presale estimate of blind doors; Oak pcs. incl. sideboard, square plant stand, dresser, chest-of-drawers & washstand; 4-drawer $1,500-$3,000. An 18th-cenEmpire chest; painted blanket chest; early arm rocker; side chairs; various small stands; Brunswick 210 upright tury Dunlap School record player; Primitives - 2 iron butcher’s kettles; kettle furnace; Enterprise 6 qt. sausage stuffer; Keystone meat grinder; copper apple butter kettle; sm. wooden bucket; Humphrey & Sons bone cutter; glass & stoneware Chippendale slant-front desk chicken water fountains; galv. chicken feeder; bag seed broadcaster; metal & wooden wheels; ornamental iron bought $6,600 and sold to a & wood pcs.; Modern furniture - Matching dresser, chest & nightstand; phone bidder, while a New kitchen table; library table; lg. arm rocker; chest-of-drawers; floor & England Hepplewhite chest of table lamps. Auctioneer’s notes - The merchandise for this estate auction comes from an old Perry Co. farm with generations of early items. drawers brought $3,600, Terms - Cash or PA check only. Please visit www.auctionzip.com for photos. exceeding the presale estiAuction Service The Leslie Magee Estate, Carolyn Magee, Owner/Seller AU-2553-L (717) 853-4025 mate. Bidders showed continued interest in a mahogany,
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