New Year Special Antiques Consignment Auction

Marigold carnival glass bowl, h. 3" x dia. 9", wine glass. - h. 6 1/2" x dia. 3", glass handled bowl.- h. 1 1/2" x dia. 4 1/4", handled bowl.- h. 1 1/2" x dia. 4 1/4", Cream and Sugar- h. 4" x dia. 2 1/2", Cream and Sugar- h. 4" x dia. 2 1/2", bowls, h. 1 1/2" x dia. 4 1/2", bowl. - h. 3" x dia. 8", glass. - h. 3 1/2" x dia. 4", glass bowl. - h. 3" x dia. 8", glass bowl. - h. 4" x dia. 7 1/2", glass handled bowl. - h. 3" x dia. 6 1/2", glass compote. - h. 4 3/4" x dia. 5 1/2" and more!

67 piece Limoges France Dinner Service. White background with pretty pink and green floral pattern and gold leaf trim around edge. Some pieces marked Memphis Queensware Co. Memphis, Tenn.

Very pretty Austrian Fish Set with gold trim and tiny pink roses on white background. Set includes platter and two plates. Marked Royal on back. Platter is 17.5" wide. Plates are 9" round.

English Kitchen Cabinet

Old Claw Foot Cast Iron tub. Needs to be refinished. 4'11" L 2'6"W.

Old Railway Express Railroad Scale manufactured in Brooklyn Y.Y. by the Jacobs Bros. Co. for the Howe Scale Co. Rutland, VT. 9"T 20"W

wonderful old neon light sign "Prescriptions" Sign came out of old Roper Drug Store in Covington, TN. 6"T 44"W.

Nice old oval shape beveled mirror in a gold gilt frame. 27"T 24"w.

Great stamp collection in booklet of 20 pages with one postcard included. Many valuable stamps are contained in this collection. If you are viewing this on proxibid you cannot see all the pictures. Go to the Online Catalog at Edens Auctions to see all large pictures of the collection.

Pascal Cucaro (1915-2004) Painting of San Francisco, signed Cucaro, deplicting the San Francisco Bridge, Cory Gallery store front sign, street car, buildings and people. H. 12" W. 16". For information about Cucaro see About Cucaro.

Obverse: Carolus - IIII - Dei - Gratia - 1800, Reverse: Hispan - ET - IND - REX - NG - 8R - M. The coin is in good condition. 1 1/2 d.

Telefon Jetonu Coin Phone Coin from Turkey. 1" dia.

Old copper or bronze token depicting advertising for Fisk tire. One side(Obverse) says Time to Re-Tire "Get A Fisk" 1938 the other side (Reverse) says Independent Tire Dealer. It is 1-1/4" wide.

10k Ruby Ring with three Rubbies.

Heavy Carved Rococo Mirror Frame. H. 90" w. 55"

Print "Autumn Light" by Dell Weller. Part of the John Richardson Collection #146/1000 - h. 27 1/2" x w. 31"

Print "A Blessing" signed by Charles Burton Barber. h. 29" X w. 35"

Coal Oil Lamp, with hand painted base, mounted with original wick holder. -h. 15"

Very fine Brass based oil lamp, with hand painted flowers on base and pressed glass kerosene holder, with shade. -h. 21"

Small fluted-top glass desk lamp on brass stand. Orange fading to white in color with hand painted bird and floral design. H. 9" x w. 6"

Petite pair of lamps with double ball design in pink tone on footed metal base. H. 9" x w. 6"

Pair of decorative cast pine cone bookends in gold tone. Wonderful accent pieces. -h. 10" x w. 5"

Knife Showcase with drawer and knife compartments, in oak. -h. 17 1/2" x w. 37 1/2" d. 26"

Handsome round art deco clock in cr

Very nice Mahogany Dining table with one leaf on double 3 footed pedestal legs. Not antique. 3'6" x 7'

Set of 6 very nice mahogany chairs with cream color upholstered seats. Set includes 2 arm chairs. H. 3'6"x w. 2'

Very unusual heavy iron boot scraper. Scroll design scraper mounted on oval catch plate. H. 7 1/2" x w. 13"

Very nice beveled mirror in gold and cream color faux finish frame. Not antique. H. 3'2" x w. 3'7"

Nice open back iron garden bench with scroll design arms. H. 26" x l. 52" x w. 15"

Kills Spotted Horse F.A. RINEHART Print, from No. 39, 1898, photo. Kills Spotted Horse belonged to the ASSINIBOINE tribe, who also call themselves "Nakota," meaning "The Generous Ones," are of Yanktonai Sioux ancestry. The tribe migrated to Montana and Canada in the 1700's and 1800's. Established in 1869, the Fort Belknap Reservation located in north central Montana about 36 miles from the Canadian border, and as of 2004, there are 2,697 ASSINIBOINE tribal members enrolled there. H. 25" w. 19"

F.A. RINEHART Print from photo No. 55. Chief Lick belonged to the SIOUX tribe. The name "SIOUX" is an abbreviated form of Nadouessioux borrowed into French Canadian from Nado

Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo of Clear Sioux Indian. More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. H. 25" w. 19"

Good Bird, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 34 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Peatwy Tuck, Sac & Fox, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Bullghost, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 1664 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief Bill Rock, CROW, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 68 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Kill Bear, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief Goes to War, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 14A - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

White Whirlwind, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief Fast Thunder, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 57A - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief Red Shirt, CHEYENNE, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief Spotted Elk, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 2 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief High Bear, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 10A - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Freckled Face, ARAPAHOE, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 67 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Chief War Path, ARAPAHOE, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Iron Hawk, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 25 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"

Kills Enemy, SIOUX, Reprint of F.A. RINEHART Photo, No. 7 - More than five hundred American Indians from thirty-five tribes attended the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska. American ethnographer James Mooney (1868-1921) of the U.S. Bureau of Ethnology hired Omaha native Rinehart to photograph the tribal delegates. h. 25" w. 19"