Bernie Beaton Estate Part II- Cataloged Session

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Sat
Mar 30
11am
2019

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Bernie Beaton Estate Auction Part II

DAY 2: Saturday March 30th at 11:00 a.m.

300+ Cataloged lots in Saturday’s Auction.

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Featuring Advertising & Country Store items, Tractors and Carriages, Antique clocks, Railroad watches, Service Station Signs & Pumps, Michigan Duck Decoys, Stained Glass windows, Barber Poles, and Accessories. 

 

Restored John Deere 1937 Model B Tractor, Restored 1952 JD Model 40 Tractor, Racine Sattley 7 hp Hit & Miss engine, William N. Brockway 3-seat surrey, Pair of 9’ Victorian Butternut Shop cabinets, Stained and Jeweled glass transom windows, Clock Collection includes: Ithaca # 3/12 Calendar, 2 Pinwheel Jeweler’s Regulators, Ansonia “Juno” & “Huntress” Swingers, Southern “Fashion” Calendar Clock, Ansonia “Music” Figurals, Ansonia Monarchs, Ansonia Crystal Palace, 14 Day Black Forest Cuckoo, Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar, Seth Thomas #3 “Peanut” calendar, Differential 1 year Clock, New Haven “Lena”, New Haven Occidentals, Seth Thomas "Eclipse" wall clocks, John Bull Blinking Eye and others, Railroad Pocket watches Inc “Bunn Specials”, Advertising signs include Coca-Cola, John Deere, Drink Big Chief Soda, Ford Benzol, Mobilgas, Rogers Paints, Shell and many others, Petroliana includes Early Fry #17 and #117 pumps, Gilbert & Barker #176 pump, Wayne #100 B Texaco pump, Gas pump plates and globes, Several Barber Poles including Early key winds, Gumball Machines, Toys and Scooters, 2 Small safes, Mason and other Duck Decoys, Early Burl bowl, Large Bronze bells, Fire Call boxes, Fire Helmets, American La France Fire truck bell, Brass Hose Nozzles and more! Early Boat Motors, Cast Iron and Steel RR Crossing signs, Cast Iron Floor and Counter Coffee grinders, Coca-Cola Coolers, Favorite No. 61 Parlor stove, Cast Iron Garden Urn, Lanterns, Brass $1 Candy Store cash registers, Cast Iron Hitching posts, Street light, Small Hit and Miss engine, gas appliance engines, Showcases, Iron Mail box, Tin advertising signs & thermometers, Electric Advertising clocks, Angle lamps, Musical instruments and much more!  

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A 1937 John Deere Model B Tractor with plow. Completely restored about 15 years ago, complete and running. New tires, includes a vintage single bottom plow. Mason Decoys aA mid 20th century Buster Brown Shoes Advertising Clock. Round, electric clock reads "Buster Brown America's Favorite Children's Shoes" on dial. Clock runs and lights up, some wear. 14 3/4" diameter. A late 19th century Stained Glass Transom Window. Multi color scroll, flower, and fruit design with cabochon and faceted glass accents in a painted wood frame. Some cracked panels, one small piece of glass has been replaced. 64 1/2" x 28 1/4" high.An early 20th century Ford Motor Company Porcelain Sign. Round, double sided sign reads "Authorized Distributor Ford Benzol for All Motor Cars Produced by Ford Motor Company", and marked "Veribrite Signs Chicago". Wear and several chipped areas. 24" diameter.A 1920's-30's Big Chief Soda Water Lithographed Tin Sign. Rectangular, embossed, single sided sign reads "Drink Big Chief Soda Water in Big Bottles". Wear and some surface grunge, some denting, creases and hanging holes. 27 1/4 x 19 1/2" high.A late 19th century American double dial shelf clock. Southern Calendar Clock Co. "Fashion No. 4" model. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with seconds bit and lower calendar mechanism, marked "Seth Thomas Clock Co. ... Solely for the Southern Calendar Clock Co.". Walnut case with single arched door. Original finish with minor wear, original gilding on dial surround. Running when cataloged. 32 1/2" high overall. A late 19th century Landers, Frary, & Clark Coffee Grinder. Counter top model in painted cast iron with remnants of stencil decoration, turned wood handle, and painted wood drawer, and turned wood knobs. Marked "Crown Coffee Mill Made by Landers, Frary, & Clark New Britain Conn. U.S.A." along with "90" on the cover. Wear and some losses to the paint and decoration. 25 1/2" high. Sale PictureIthaca No. 3 1/2 Calendar shelf clockFalstaff beer charger by Lemp Brewing CoAnsonia "Huntress" model swingerDetroit Stove Co toy stoveAnsonia "Music" figural clockAnsonia Crystal Palace19 j Ball Railroad watchA 19th century Black Forest Cuckoo clock attributed to the Philip Haas Clock Co, St. Georgen, Germany. Brass 14-day spring driven time and strike movement with gong and cuckoo. Walnut case with hand carved Pheasants, porcelain dial numerals and carved bezel. Partial paper label on back. Old dark finish with some wear, minor loss to the carving. Running when cataloged. 33" high overall.A late 19th century Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 3 "Peanut" wall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dials. Rosewood case with shaped door. Original label and "S T" hands. Old finish with slight wear, nicely restored calendar dial. Running when cataloged. 23 1/4" high overall. A 1932 Coca-Cola Porcelain Sign. Rectangular double sided "Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing" marked "Made in U.S.A. 1932" and "Tenn. Enamel Mfg. Co.". Wear and loss to the porcelain, some touch-ups. 60" x 36 " high. A pair of 19th century American Victorian Period Gothic Revival Butternut shop cabinets. Two piece design with stepped, molded cornices above carved friezes and two glazed doors flanked by spiral turned column with carved capitals and two lower drawers on bases with two paneled doors flanked by Gothic pilasters on stepped molded bases. Older refinishing with minor wear, replaced upper shelves and Brass hardware. Each 58 1/2 x 24 1/2 x 108" high overall. A late 19th century William N. Brockway, Two horse, Three Seat Surrey. With two lanterns, fringed top canopy and three brown tufted leather seats. Good original condition, shows wear that is to be expected from age and use, corrosion, some finish loss. 96" h, 66" wide, 132" long (wheel to wheel), 240" long overall.A late 19th century William N. Brockway, Two horse, Three Seat Surrey. With two lanterns, fringed top canopy and three brown tufted leather seats. Good original condition, shows wear that is to be expected from age and use, corrosion, some finish loss. 96" h, 66" wide, 132" long (wheel to wheel), 240" long overall.Mason DecoysA late 19th century Baird's Advertising wall clock. Lettering on case reads "Jolly Tar Pastime, Old Honesty, Plank Road, Compliments of John Finzer & Bro's". 8-day time only Seth Thomas movement with a papered metal dial. Old finish with painted lettering, and wear, dial very discolored. Running when cataloged. 30" high.A 19th century C.H. Woodruff & Co. Floor Model Coffee Mill. Painted cast iron coffee grinder; marked "Manf'd by C.H. Woodruff & Co. Elgin, Ill. Elgin National Coffee Mill". Lacks a handle, wear and some touch-up to the paint, some corrosion, lacking cover; the casters are a later addition. 61 1/4" high overall.A Racine Sattley Hit and Miss Engine. Marked "The Racine Sattley, Montgomery Ward & Co., New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Fort Worth Portland No. 13764 H.P. 7 Speed 375", on a later iron cart. Restored and repainted with some wear. 59 1/2" h x 113" long. An early 19th century French Bronze Empire Period mantle clock. 8-day time and strike movement with engine turned dial and silk thread suspension. Two tone Bronze case with acanthus leaf and floral detail, lower tablet with Old Man Time. Some case wear particularly to the Brown patinated areas, movement appears to be complete but lacks pendulum. 17 1/2" high.A turn of the century one horse open Carriage. Open top with single black tufted leather seat. Lacking canopy/cover; modified and marriage piece (chassis has been adapted for a motor), lacking shafts, repainted portions, losses to leather, paint, etc.. Approximately 62" h, 64" w, 102" long. A 1952 John Deere Model 40 Tractor with plow. Older restoration, complete and running, includes a vintage single bottom plow. An early 20th century Differential Clock Co. wall clock with 1 year duration. Robust brass time only movement with dual springs, painted metal dial having Arabic numerals and seconds bit. Includes the original iron winding crank. Mahoganized case with original dark finish, single door with "Differential Clock, Runs one year - One winding" in Gold lettering on lower glass. Original dark finish with wear and some veneer damage. Running when cataloged. 41 3/4" high.A late 19th century Woodruff & Edwards Co. Coffee Grinder. Painted cast iron coffee mill, turned wood handle; marked "Woodruff & Edwards Co. Elgin, Ill." and "Elgin National Coffee Mill". Wear and losses to the paint, some areas appear to have been repainted (the hopper, etc.), the spokes on one wheel are cracked. 27 1/2" high.A 1913 NCR Model 317 Brass Candy Store Cash Register. Wear and minor damage, lacks marquee. 17" high overall. A late 19th century Enterprise Coffee Grinder. Counter top model in painted cast iron with Eagle finial, remnants of stencil decoration, turned wood handle, wood drawer, and porcelain knobs; marked "Enterprise Mfg. Co. Philadelphia U.S.A.", and "Pat. July 12. 98." along with "No. 9" painted on the wood drawer. Wear to the paint and decoration, some minor damage and touch-up. 28" high. A late 19th century Child's Sleigh. Painted wooden body on a restored iron base. Wear overall with minor damage to the wood. 89" long overall.A 19th century Fairbanks Coffee Mill. Painted cast iron floor model coffee mill, marked "Fairbanks Standard Mill Chicago Ill.". Replaced metal cover and hopper which show some indentations, lacks handle, wear to the paint, some corrosion, lacking a bolt (at one corner that connects it to the base). 64 3/4" high.Cash Registers, Signs, SafeA late 19th century American Harrow Co. (Detroit) cast iron Tractor Seat. Wear, surface rust. 14 1/4" long. 15 5/8" w x 14 3/8" d.A 19th century Cast Iron Toy Horse Drawn Fire Pumper. Includes three horses and a driver; unmarked. Significant wear, little remaining paint, wagon body with repair. 18" long.A Buddy L Pressed Steel Steam Shovel. Black painted finish with decals on the sides. Wear/losses to the paint. 19" long. A late 19th century Stained Glass Transom Window. Multi-color foliate design with cabochons and beveled glass accents in a wood frame. Some cracked panels, minor frame damage. 57 1/2 x 19" high. A turn of the century Wooden Games Box. Rectangular box with hinged cover made of Walnut, Ash and Maple. Marked "Charles H. Taddai - Keep Out" on top edge. Wear and minor damage. 20 1/8" x 10 7/8" high.A late 19th century New Haven "Lena" model shelf clock. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with a painted metal dial. Walnut case with a pediment top and single long door with original reverse painted glass. Older refinishing with wear and minor damage, some flaking to paint, pendulum rod repaired. Running when cataloged. 36 3/4" high overall. An early 20th century Steel Ship's Lantern by Telford, Grier, & Mackay Ltd., 16 Carrick St. Glasgow. Significant wear, several old repairs. 21 1/4" high. A 1939 Johnson Model MS 39 Motor. Marked "Johnson Motors Waukegan, Ill. U.S.A.". Old finish with significant wear. 32 1/2" high.A 20th century Cast Iron Figural Hitching Post. Repainted Black with some wear. 49 1/2" high. A 1920s Keystone Pressed Steel Toy Dump Truck. Black painted finish with red accents, operating dump bed with tailgate and chute door. Original decals include one at the front that reads "Keystone Packard Pat. Dec. 15 1925 Made in Boston". Significant wear, corrosion. 27 1/2" long. A Pair of late 19th century Stained Glass Transom Windows. Multi color glass with clear bevels and cabochon glass accents in oak frames. Some cracks to the panels, light wear overall. Each 60 1/4" x 21 1/4" high overall. A late 19th century Transom Window. Multi color glass with clear circular bevels in a painted wood frame. Some cracks to the panels. 76 3/8" x 24 5/8" high overall. A 1912 NCR Model 313 Brass Candy Store Cash Register. Wear and minor damage, replaced marquee. 21 3/4" high overall. A 1920's Keystone Pressed Steel Fire Truck. Painted red with original decals. Significant wear, water tank loose. 33" long overall. Three Vintage Brass Fire Horns. One with nickel plated finish. Some wear and denting, small splits. Up to 19 1/4" long. An early 20th century National Cash Register Ticket Box. Cast iron with glass panels. Some wear, lacks key. 6 1/2" high.An early 20th century Dietz Pioneer Hanging Lantern. Hanging lantern reportedly used in "The Old Round House" in Calumet, MI. Repainted, wear and minor denting. 22" high. An early 20th century John Deere "Three Legged Deer" Porcelain Sign. Rectangular single sided "John Deere Farm Implements" marked "Veribrite Signs". Wear and loss to the porcelain, some touch-ups, wood added to the framing on back. 24 3/4" h x 72" w overall. A late 19th century Ansonia "Monarch" model shelf clock. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with a painted metal dial and cast bezel. Walnut case with a pediment top and single arched door and lower drawer. Older finish with wear and minor damage, some flaking to dial, replaced oversized finial and door glass. Running when cataloged. 26" high overall. Two 20th century Cash Register "Amount Purchased" Marquees. Some wear, one painted gold. Up to 16 1/4" long. An early 20th century Brandt Automatic Cashier. Nickel-plated with plastic buttons. Wear to the plating, missing three buttons. 12" high.A late 19th century Stained & Leaded Glass Transom Window. Multi color floral design with cabochon and faceted glass accents in a painted wood frame. Some cracked panels. 48 1/8" x 25 1/4" high .Room ViewA 1913 NCR Model 313 Brass Candy Store Cash Register. Wear and minor damage, lacks marquee. 17" high overall. An early 20th century J. L. Mott Cast Iron Figural Hitching Post. Marked "J.L. Mott" on the back panel of the base. Old worn repaint with corrosion. 46 1/4" high overall. An early 20th century J. L. Mott Cast Iron Figural Hitching Post. Marked "J.L. Mott" on the back panel of the base. Old worn repaint with corrosion. 46 1/4" high overall. A 1930's Curtis Art Deco Penny scale. Old worn finish. 43 3/4" high. A 1935 Evinrude Motor Co. Elto Outboard Motor. Marked "Evinrude Elto Outboard Motors Made in Milwaukee U.S.A.". Old finish with significant wear. 30 3/4" high. A 1933 Mobilgas Porcelain Sign. Shield form double sided sign with red Pegasus and white star, marked "I. R. 33" for Ingram-Richardson, 1933. Wear and loss to the porcelain, some touch-ups. 54" x 54" high overall. A late 19th century New Haven "Occidental" model shelf clock. 8-day time and strike movement with a painted metal dial. Walnut case with a carved crest, mirrored sides and cast metal mounts. Partial paper label on back. Older finish with some wear, minor dial wear. Running when cataloged. 24" high overall. An early 20th century Self Winding Clock Co. gallery clock. Style "F" brass movement serial #126929 with updated battery winding. Oak case with carved detail at the corners. These clocks were serviced by the Western Union Co. and has the WU tag and ID number 191177. Older painted finish with some wear, unknown running condition. Case 21 1/2" square. An early 20th century Wisconsin Type AB Engine. Original decal reads "Wisconsin Heavy Duty Air Cooled Engines". Repainted with some wear and repair. 23 3/4" high overall. A Vintage Maytag Type FY-ED4 Appliance Engine. Gas engine with foot pedal start on a wood frame. Repainted with some wear and repair. 13" high overall. A Vintage Maytag Type FY-ED4 Appliance Engine. Gas engine with foot pedal start on a wood frame. Old paint with some wear. 13 1/2" high overall. A mid 19th century Seth Thomas "Parlor Calendar No. 2" shelf clock. 8-day time and strike movement with a painted metal dials. Rosewood case with molded crown and feet, single door with eglomise central panel. Older refinishing with minor wear, veneer repair and some damage. Running when cataloged. 30 1/2" high.A Vintage Maytag Model 72-DA Appliance Engine. Gas engine with foot pedal start on a wood frame. Repainted with some wear. 17" h x 12" w x 29" l overall.A mid 20th century Coca- Cola "Fishtail" printed metal sign. Some wear, denting, surface scratches and edge damage. 72 x 33 1/2" high overall. A mid 20th century "Rogers Paint" painted metal sign with a framed wooden back. By the "Press Sign Co. St. Louis". Paper shipping labels on back. Some wear, surface scratches and minor denting, molded wood frame added to façade. 71 x 33 1/2" high overall.Two Vintage Carins & Brother Metal Fire Helmets. Marked "Doyle DFD" and a "Southfield Fire Department". Some wear, losses to paint the Southfield helmet is lacking a liner. Up to 14" long. A 19th century Cast Iron "Eagle and Eaglets" Mechanical Bank. Wear and significant paint loss. 6" high.Two Vintage Cairns & Brother Fire Helmets. Including one molded leather "Belleville FD" helmet and 1 metal "Captain EF" helmet. Some wear, losses to paint. Up to 14" long. Michigan DecoysTwo Vintage Railroad Hats. Including one with "GTW Breakman" badge by Marshall Field & Company, Chicago, and one hat with no label by Pettibone Bros. Mfg. Co.. Up to 10" long. Fabric on each shows some soiling and wear.Two mid 20th century "Good Gulf" Gas Pump Plates. Single sided porcelain on steel. Minor chipping. Each 11 1/4 x 8 1/2" high. Two Vintage Railroad Hats. Including one hat with "Conductor" badge. Up to 10" long. Fabric on each shows some soiling and wear. Two Trench Art Lamps. Comprised of mixed artillery and shell casings, with star form bases. Wear and some denting, lacking shades. 17 1/2" high. A turn of the century American Arts & Crafts Period shelf clock. 8-day time and strike movement with Brass hands and Arabic numerals. Oak case with simple tapered pilasters. Old dark finish with minor wear. Running when cataloged. 20" high.Two mid 20th century "Gulf No-nox" Gas Pump Plates. Single sided porcelain on steel. Minor scratching, damage at holes. Each 11 1/4 x 8 1/2" high. A Hotchkiss No. 2 Stapler & Notary Public Stamp for "Lynn L. Evans Notary Public State of Colorado". Surface wear, crack in stapler's handle. Two 19th century Cast Iron Apple Peelers. Manufactured by Lockey & Howland and the Reading Hardware Co. Wear overall to each. Up to 12" high.A "Sweet Cuba Fine Cut" Tobacco Advertising Tin. Wear and minor damage. 8" high.Military desk itemsFour Vintage Toy Sewing Machines. Two by Singer and two Germans models by Casige. Wear and minor damage. Up to 7" high. Two early 20th century Fire Nozzles. By W.D. Allen Mfg. Co, Chicago, and Elkhart Brass Mfg. Co. Wear and some denting. Up to 34" long. An early 20th century Cast Iron U.S. Mail Box by Van Dorn Iron Works. Older re-paint with wear and some corrosion. 20" high. Two WWII Metal Practice Bombs. Wear and some denting. Each 44 3/4" long.Two turn of the century John Finzer & Bros. Cast Iron Tobacco Cutters. Wear and some damage. Each 18" long overall.A mid 20th century Porcelain Dairy Sign. Rectangular, double sided sign reads "Purebred Holstein-Friesian, Soboss Farm, Glenn Hanson". Wear and minor damage, some touchup. 36 x 23 1/2" high. A mid 20th century Delco Painted Tin Sign. Single sided rectangular sign on a wood frame. Wear with some denting and corrosion. 70 1/2" high overall. A late 19th century Stained Glass Window. Multi color glass with a scroll work detail in a wood frame. Some cracked panels, glass pane added to the exterior side. 34 x 49 3/4" high. An early 20th century Red Crown Gasoline Co. Porcelain Sign. Round, double sided sign reads "Red Crown Gasoline Company Ing-Rich (Ingram-Richardson Manufacturing Co.) Beaver Falls, Penn.". Significant wear, bullet strikes and corrosion. 30" diameter. A mid 20th century Pepsi-Cola Embossed "Bottle Cap" Painted Tin Sign. Wear and minor damage, partially re-painted. 27 7/8" diameter.A mid 19th century Ingraham Cottage clock. 30 hr time and strike movement with a painted metal dial marked "E. & A. Ingraham, Bristol, CT". Simple scalloped case with Rosewood veneer. Older refinishing with minor wear, minor edge damage. Not running when cataloged. 16 3/4" high. An early 20th century Whitman's Porcelain Enamel Side. Single sided sign reads "Agency Whitman's Chocolates and Confections Since 1842". Surface wear and some damage, one corner is bent. 39 1/2 x 13 1/2" high. A 1930's Veedol Motor Oils Porcelain Sign. Double sided sign reads "Buy Veedol Motor Oils 100% Pennsylvania At Its Finest". Wear and several chipped areas. 22 x 28" high. A turn of the century Ansonia "Wautauga" model china shelf clock. 8-day time and strike movement with a porcelain dial. Green china case with floral decoration and gilded detail. Some wear, overall crazing, hairlines in dial. Running when cataloged. 12" high.A 20th century Penn-Master Oil Embossed Painted Tin Sign. Rectangular single sided sign reads "Always Uniform-Dependable Penn-Master Oil Mich-I-Penn Detroit Guaranteed 100% Pure Pennsylvania Oil Permit No. 602". Wear and some paint loss. 39 1/2 x 13 1/2" high overall. An early 20th Putnam Dyes-Tints Lithographed Tin Sign. Rectangular single sided sign reads "Putnam Fadeless Dyes-Tints...". Significant wear and paint loss. 18 3/4" x 14 1/2" high. A mid 20th century Red Man Chewing Tobacco Porcelain Sign. Rectangular single sided sign reads "Red Man Chewing Tobacco". Significant wear, damage, and some corrosion. 22" long. A mid 20th century Coca-Cola Advertising Clock. Round, electric clock reads "Drink Coca-Cola" on the dial. Clock runs and lights up, some wear, metal frame re-painted white. 22 1/2" diameter. A mid 20th century O'Brien Paints Advertising Clock. Round, electric clock reads "O'Brien Paints Look Better Longer" on the dial, with a metal frame. Clock runs and lights up, some wear. 22 1/4" diameter.A 1¢ Adams Chewing Gum Vending Machine. With original decals. Wear and some corrosion. 22 1/2" high.An early to mid 20th century Railroad Crossing Sign. Yellow painted steel crossbuck sign enhanced with glass cat-eye reflectors. Wear, losses, and scratches to the paint, some corrosion, missing one glass reflector. 39 1/2" high.A late 19th century Railroad Crossing Sign. Cast iron crossbuck repainted black and white. Minor paint loss, corrosion. 66 1/4" wide 29 3/4" high. A 1920's Fry Model 117 Visible gas pump. Iron pump with a 10 gallon glass cylinder and vintage "Mobilgas" globe. Older Red repaint, bullet hole in cylinder, lacks indicators, some replaced parts, as/is. Approx. 120" high overall.A 1920's Gilbert & Barker Model 176 Visible gas pump. Iron pump with a 10 gallon glass cylinder and vintage "Red Crown" globe. Older Red repaint, damage and loss to glass globe under the metal collar, some replaced parts, as/is. Approx. 118" high overall.

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