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New Year's Day 2027 Auction

auction | 1 day sale | 76 days away

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5138 West Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, MI 48197

Dates

Fri

Jan 1

11am

2027

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Schmidt's Antiques Inc

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New Years Day Gallery Auction

Friday January 1st at 11:00 a.m.

Annual New Years Day Gallery Auction. Items from Midwest Estates and Private Collections. Featuring Fine Art, Paintings, Sculpture and Multiples, Antique Furniture and Accessory items. Artists include Al Loving, Charly Palmer, and others.

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Schmidt's Antiques Inc.

5138 West Michigan Ave.

Ypsilanti, Michigan.

(734) 434-2660

Since 1911

www.SchmidtsAntiques.com

We are currently accepting consignments for upcoming Auctions including:

Paintings and Fine Art

Sterling Silver

Fine Furniture

Art Glass and Art Pottery

Clocks and Watches

Decorative Arts

Chinese and Asian Art

Mid Century Modern

Americana, Antique Firearms

Vintage Automobiles

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A late 19th to early 20th century Shaker style rocking chair. Features a rod back and tape seat. Wear and minor scratches to original finish, replaced seat, some minor touchups. 37 1/2" high.

A late 19th to early 20th century Shaker No. 5 rocking chair. Features a ladder back chair with tape seat. Impressed "5" at top slat. Replaced tape seat, varnish over original color on base and bottom of legs, with some wear and light scratches. 39 1/4"high.

An early 19th century painted stepback cupboard. Pine construction with the original green paint features two flat panel doors above two lower doors with rattail hinges on a base with cut out feet. Wear and scratches to paint, replaced knobs. 49 x 18 x 83 1/2" high overall.

A mid 19th century European painted hanging corner cupboard. Pine construction features applied moldings surrounding a paneled door with shelved interior and lower drawer. Old Blue painted finish with wear, shrinkage and minor damage, lacks lock. Requires a 26 1/2" corner, 25 3/4" high overall.

A 19th century American painted hanging cupboard. Poplar construction features a molded top over a single paneled door with rotating catch on a molded base with old Red painted finish. Painted "1828" and "1878" numerals at back. Older painted finish with minor wear and scuffs, shrinkage. 27 1/2 x 12 x 30" high overall.

An 18th century New England Windsor tavern table. Maple construction features an oval two-board top on a base with splayed turned legs and lower stretcher. Painted collection inventory number at underside. Old finish with wear, top with some shrinkage and filler, minor damage to two feet. 34 3/4 x 27 x 25" high overall.

An 18th century New England slant-front desk. Dovetailed Maple construction features a hinged slant-front top that opens to reveal a fitted interior decorated with painted stringing, over four long drawers with painted escutcheons on a bracket base with cut-out ogee feet. Old painted finish with some wear, shrinkage, some repairs and replacements to feet, slant-front and interior, lacks one internal divider. 36 x 28 x 45 1/2" high overall.

An 18th century American Queen Anne Period drop leaf side table. Dovetailed Cherry construction features a rounded edge top, on a gate-leg base with tall turned legs and raised pad feet. Older finish with minor wear, some shrinkage, top has a small square repair and lacks one wooden peg. 42 x 15 (46 1/2" open) x 27 2/4" high overall.

An early 19th century American sack-back Windsor armchair. Mixed wood construction with Pine seat, features a bow back with turned spindles and shaped arm rail, over a shaped plank seat with turned splayed legs and stretcher base. Older re-painted finish with some wear, rod spindles added for support, minor damage and repairs. 40 1/2" high.

A 19th century American treenware covered box. Softwood construction with circular form and vinegar grain-painted decoration. Some wear and shrinkage. 5 x 4 1/2" high overall.

John Edmund Califano, Italian/American, 1862-1946. An oil on canvas landscape depicting two women washing clothing at a water's edge with a cottage and evening sky in the distance. Signed "Califano" lower right. Minor surface grunge. Image 35 1/2 x 23 1/2" high, in a re-painted carved wood frame with some wear, 42 1/2 x 30 1/2" high overall.

Twenty Lalique "Algues Noir" pattern Black Crystal plates. Molded Black glass plates with "Tree of Life" pattern at the well. Each signed "Lalique France", some with "Made in France" labels. Light wear, some surface scratches. Nineteen plates at 7 3/4" diameter, one at 11 1/4" diameter.

A 19th century English Needlework Sampler. Features four rows of alphabet and numbers with stylized motifs of crowns, flowers, people, animals, Christ crucified, and the year "1812"; all in muted tones of Blue, Green, Brown, and Yellow. Fading and some staining and losses. Image 11 5/8 x 11 5/8" high, in a simple wood frame with wear, 13 1/4 x 13 1/4" high overall.

A 19th century American Needlework Sampler. Made by "Mary Ann Agan 1823" with simple stylized vine and foliate border that contains 10 rows of alphabet above stylized floral and foliate motifs, all in Green. Fading, some staining, and wear. Image 17 x 16 1/4" high, within a later wood frame with some wear and losses, 18 1/2 x 17 1/2" high overall.

An 18th century English Needlework Sampler. Made by "Elizabeth Watson 1797" with styled floral motif in Yellow, Blue, Brown, and Green that contains a religious rhyme and stylized images of plants, flowers, birds, and crowns. Some staining and wear overall. Image 14 3/8 x 17 1/2" h, in a later wood frame with some wear, 16 1/2 x 19 1/4" high overall.

A 19th century American Needlework Sampler. Family record of the French/Seagraves family within a simple architectural structure border and adorned with stumpwork floral motifs Yellow, White, Green, and Blue. Some staining, fading, and losses evident, wrapped around and taped to cardboard verso. Image 15 1/4 x 14" high, in a simple later wood frame with some wear, 17 x 15 3/4" high overall.

A 19th century American Needlework Sampler. Made by "Mary Ann Judd Aged 12" with a Red, Green, and White stylized flower and vine motif that contains a single row of the alphabet above floral motifs, a religious rhyme, and stylized, dogs, birds, flowers, and an architectural structure. Fading, light staining, and some losses. Image 12 5/8 x 12 3/4" high, in a later wood frame with some wear, 16 3/4 x 17" high overall.

A 19th century English Needlework Sampler. Made by "Jane Pilkington Aged 9 Years" with stylized floral and geometric border in Red and Green that contains the alphabet, numbers, a religious rhyme, images of the crown, flowers, and foliage. Staining, discoloration, and losses. Image 11 1/2 x 9 3/8, in a contemporary Gilded wood frame with some wear, 11 3/8 x 13 1/2" high overall.

Six pieces of late 19th century E. Gallee armorial porcelain dinnerware from the service of Emperor Alexander II and Grand Duchess Yurievskaya, c. 1880. Includes five circular plates and one low soup bowl featuring the Yurievsky Coat of Arms above a banner with Cyrillic motto "Za Veru Tsarya I Otechestva" (For Faith, Tsar and Fatherland), surrounded by Cobalt Blue borders and scalloped rims with Gilded foliate decoration. Printed "Depot Central / E. Gallee / 43 R. Bonaparte" marks. Soup bowl with chip to rim, minor surface wear. 10" diameter. ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000

Glen Michaels, American (Michigan), 1927-2020. Mixed media wall sculpture featuring applied tesselated layers of mosaic tiles, Bronze and multi-color resin. Signed "Glen Michaels" at sculpture front lower center. Minor wear and losses, a few broken tiles. 13 x 4 x 73" high overall.

Glen Michaels, American (Michigan), 1927-2020. Mixed media wall sculpture featuring applied tesselated layers of mosaic tiles, Bronze and multi-color resin. Signed "Michaels" at sculpture front at mid right. Minor wear and losses, a few broken tiles. 11 x 5 x 62" high overall.

Glen Michaels, American (Michigan), 1927-2020. Oil on Masonite abstract with a radiating brushstroke design. Signed "Glen Michaels" lower right. Minor wear. Image 13 1/2 x 17 3/4" high, in the artist decorated frame with slight surface wear, 15 x 19" high overall.

An early to mid 19th century French Secretaire Abattant. Burled Walnut construction features a molded top over a single long drawer, over a drop front that opens to reveal a fitted Bird's Eye Maple interior with multiple concealed compartments, over three long drawers on a molded base with bracket feet. Old finish with minor wear, shrinkage, crack to top, minor losses to veneer. 40 x 18 3/4 x 61" high overall.

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