Multiple Estates Antique Auction

Multiple Estates Antique Auction
Sunday, April 27th at 12 noon
Lone Jack, MO   

•     Porcelain by Meissen, Sevres, KPM, Royal Bayreuth, 'Old Paris' and others
• Small Collection of Painted Miniatures
• Small Collection of French ormolu boxes with Portraits
• Gold and Silver Coins
• Small collection of Antique Sewing Items
• Asian Antiques
• Twenty-five European Oil Paintings
• Black Watch Scottish Regiment Items
• Boxed sets of Miniature Military Figures
• Scottish Black Watch items
• Gold Bullion Epaulets
• Collection of English and Scottish badges, buttons and pins
• Brass Telescopes
• Erté Bronze sculpture
• Twenty Navajo Rugs
• Hopi, Laguna and Acoma Indian pottery
• 18th and 19th-century Portraits
• Cut Glass pieces by Hawkes and others
• Two cut crystal and silver caviar serving dishes
• Two pieces of Daum free-form crystal
• Figural Cast iron Umbrella Stand embossed "Scottish Black Watch 1745"
• Contemporary Swords and Military Collectibles
• Morgan Silver Dollars
  • Phila: 17 (1921), 1 (1922)
    New Orleans: 2 (1890, 1900)
    Denver: 4 (1921)
• Peace Silver Dollars
  • Denver: 4 (1922), 1 (1923)
    San Francisco: 1926, 1927, 1928
    Phila: 1 (1922)
• 1983 South African Gold Krugerrand
• 1989 Isle of Man Gold Crown
• 1989 Chinese Panda Gold Coin
• Credit Suisse 10g Fine Gold 999,9

Sunday’s auction will also feature a considerable amount of excellent uncatalogued books and ephemera.

The vast majority of this uncatalogued collection consists of great non-fiction works, focusing mainly on American history, and the Old West. Specific works on Frank and Jesse James, Jim Bridger, Dalton Gang, Coronando’s children, Billy the Kid. Much Civil War material, local and regional history and lore, including the 1903 Flood.

There is also a considerable amount of fiction in the collection, including Sherlock Holmes (Doyle), plus a variety of Zane Grey, Victor Hugo, Washington Irving.

Great ephemera, including numerous Priests of Pallas pieces, local and regional-related pieces, a Bethany Medical Office Building Groundbreaking Shovel from 1991, and much, much more!