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The Estate of John Nicholson

estate sale | 2 day sale | sale is over

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The address for this sale in Titusville, FL 32780 will no longer be shown since it has already ended.

Dates

Fri

Dec 5

8am to 4pm

2008

Sat

Dec 6

8am to 4pm

2008

You can buy early or you can wait for the sale
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Ruftop Estate Sales

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Many different items to pick from,

Highwayman painting Harold Newton (large) and Willie Daniels (med)

Crackle glass

Game Table

Clocks

Pottery items

A Very Large Orante Peacock Mirror

1970 items

Some Antiques

Chrome Chair and Display shelf

Vintage Glass Globes or Lamps

Paintings oil and water color

Pottery: Hull, Hall, McCoy, Russel Wright Bauer, Royal Hickman, Royal Haegar, Abingdon, and some unknowns.

so many small items to list just take a look at the pictures

Keep looking at my site for the next sale that will be conducted in Feb 2009, Mostly all antiques, the location of this sale is Mims Florida, the home was built in 1920 and family owned. I will be posting some of the items after Thanksgiving. Thank you for looking .

$50,000.00
James Andrew "Harold" Newton was born in Gifford, Florida on October 30, 1934. He moved to Tifton, Georgia at an early age, where he attended Industrial Elementary and High School. In 1954, at age 20, he returned to Gifford where he began his painting career.
Through the years, Harold lived and painted all over the state of Florida. He never settled down for a long period of time in one place. This is the reason his paintings can be found widely distributed throughout the state, not because he was a "highwayman". ..
Harold painted until he became ill in 1993. He passed away in June of 1994. Harold is one of the more "prolific" of the Highwaymen Artists. His artwork commands high prices from collectors of all sorts. We have sold numerous works by Harold over the years and his "older" paintings are rare AND coveted!
Harold Newton and his brothers Sam and Lem are probably among the best known of the Highwaymen Artists. Originally from Georgia, they moved to the Ft. Pierce

Artist Willie Daniels Highwaymen

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