Olivette Sale by Carolyn and Co LLC

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Numbers 8:30 Friday

Second opportunity at 535 Dielman Road in Olivette! We started with so many incredible items here that it was overwhelming! If you visited us two weeks ago, you know it was almost impossible to walk through. Many objects are gone, but we still offer an abundance of primitive, antique and vintage treasures. And, we’ll be discounting 60% off the original (black-labeled) price on most items; a few items will be reserved but still discounted.

If you missed the first weekend sale at this lovely 1920s home, you have a second chance to check out the amazing, three-generation collection of antique, vintage and modern items with high-quality and Native American influences. Multiple dining tables, bed frames, chairs, and other pieces of furniture include handmade, pegged sideboard, antique pine jelly cupboard, lighted curio cabinet, desks, Art Deco chest of drawers, trunks and more. 

Native American rugs, artifacts, figurines, artwork, more. Still some railroad memorabilia and collectibles including books, oil cans, excursion fare broadsides, artwork (no trains). Military items from World Wars I and II and some Civil War (papers, pins, footlockers, etc.). Large collection of bottles, jars, crockery, jugs, pots, carved wooden items; crockery includes antique jugs, varying sizes. Antique trunks, vintage oil cans, political pins, cameras, children’s antique toys, and games, antique and vintage paper collectibles, family slides. An abundance of books (fiction, nonfiction, railroad, Old West, St. Louis, art, history)! Costume jewelry of course, but also gold, sterling, semiprecious stones, watches, rings, vintage and antique. Check out the selection of incredible artwork and fine china and porcelain.

Photos may show specific items sold at the first public weekend sale but there are still many beautiful treasures in china, porcelain, glassware, crockery, etc.

SOME SALE HIGHLIGHTS

FURNITURE

·       Handmade and pegged sideboard, 52”x40”

·       Antique One Kings Lane wicker tea cart

·       Antique country-style jelly cupboard, pine wood, 46”x46”

·       Seth Thomas Ogee wall clock, key wind and set metal dial, reverse painted flowers

·       Antique late Victorian step-back wall cupboard, 41”x89”

·       Beautiful lighted curio cabinet, 36”x81”

·       Antique dining table and four Lyre back chairs

·       Art Deco 4-drawer chest

·       Hitchcock dining set – table, 4 side chairs, 2 armchairs

·       Thomasville vintage set, solid wood, vanity 47”x29”, stool 24”x16”, mirror 37.5”x31.5”

·       Grand Rapids Ball Bearing bookcase

·       Chairs! Vintage and antique, modern rockers, side chairs, arm chairs; caned, upholstered, wooden.

·       Side, end tables: Lane, antique, Federal (cherry wood), mid-century

·       Antique opaque glass and pot metal lamp and shade. Many other lamps! 

·       Solid wood cabinet bookshelf 34”x78”

·       Caversham firm Posturepedic queen size mattress. Perfect Sleeper mattress and box springs – full. Bed frame, full. Twin solid wood headboard and footboard.

·       Antique marble-top washstand

·       Vintage federal mahogany beveled mirror. More.

·       Multiple desks including Computer desk 63”x55” with underneath pull-out (matching file cabinet available separately); Drexel solid wood four-drawer desk, 48”x29”

·       Vintage and antique trunks, including 26”x14” made in Great Britain; military service footlockers; blanket trunks; vintage pine blanket/cedar chest, 43”

·       Antique folding rocking chair, wooden

·       Antique pine wood washstand

ART

·       Antique Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Etruria Months Calendar tile, 1878

·       “La Ronde de la Jenesse” (Dance of the Youth), pair lithographs by Pablo Picasso, c. 1961

·       Horse limited edition (168-275) lithograph from Collector’s Guild, NYC, by Hoi Lebardang (1922-2015, French Vietnamese), studied at Ecole de Beaux Arts at Toulouse, where he won prizes at his first commission

·       Middle Eastern scene, oil on canvas by Seif Wanly (1906-1979, Egypt), one of the foremost Egyptian artists of his time and first to open a practicing studio in 1932. Studied under Anexandria-based Italian artist Ottorino Bechi. Listed artist

·       Horse, silkscreen print by Harrison Begay (1914-2012, AZ & NM), listed artist

·       “Birdie and Pet,” antique lithograph, Currier and Ives

·       Wabash Railroad excursion fares ‘broadsides’ 1925, 1926

·       “The Old Wharf” & “The Waterfront,” 2 etchings by Albert Edel (1894-1970, MA/Franco) listed artist

·       “Return to the Soil,” limited edition (3/100), signed by the artist Revesz, 1976

·       “Woof Paw,” watercolor by Lois Beaman

·       Set of six wood block prints of horses by Sonan Noda, Japan

·       Many more lithographs including horse by Appelbaum; bar scene by Fisk (vintage); “Albert” Ltd. Ed. (33/100) by P. French

·       Many oils on canvas including “Edge of Tomorrow” by Georgia Schwartz

·       Watercolors including by Emilee Felknor (1928-1994) of St. Louis; cliff above Conata Basin, Badlands, SD, 2004 by Michael Candle

·       Chinese Sumi-E ink drawing of a horse

·       Southwestern print by Ahra Lameer with original signature

·       Pen/ink cartoons (framed as one) by Lancaster: “Happy Hour,” “Banana Splits Anyone?”, “End of Trip”

·       Ilfochrome (cibachrome) photographs by Frayblan

PORCELAIN, GLASSWARE, CHINA, CROCKERY

·       Rare antique ceramic canteen jug

·       Set of beautiful Epiag china, Czechoslovakia: 72-piece set including several serving pieces

·       Vintage apothecary pharmacy glass jar

·       George Draeb, Wisconsin, figurines

·       Many pieces of porcelain dinnerware, antique, vintage. Original sale included these and much more (some may be sold, but this list gives you an idea of the styles, quality, brands): Johnson Brothers (England) teapot; Johann Haviland sugar bowl; Nippon bowl; H & Co Haviland platter; Bowl by Henry Alcock & Co, Brunswick, England, 1861-1910; Altwasser Silesia, Germany, plate; Bavaria Schumann plate; Belleek pitcher, vase, cup/saucer; Hulme & Booth (registry mark for 1851), 3-piece set, plate, cup, saucer; Meakin creamer “Cambridge”; German teapot and creamer; Royal Bonn Germany plate; Meakin Colonial bowl; old porcelain vase with Asian design; Limoges (France) bowls; Rosenthal (Germany) covered bowl

·       Porcelain and glass/crystal figurines of all vintages, styles, marks. Original sale included these and much more (some may be sold, but this list gives you an idea of the styles, quality, brands): vintage Hakata (Japan) figurine; antique glass pitchers; salt and pepper shakers; animal figurines (many horses and other); Waterford rearing horse; handmade glass vase; vintage glass paperweight, Italian paperweight; vintage glass jars, all sizes

·       Teacups – wide variety: 1904 World’s Fair, Noritake, English, Western Germany, Stafford England. Also collection of teapots.

·       Pottery – Lovely Zia Pueblo handmade pottery Olla. Many bowls, covered bowls, platter, decorative bowls; some signed, some antique, some Native American.

·       Antique and vintage crockery, varying sizes. Original sale included these and much more (some may be sold, but this list gives you an idea of the styles, quality, brands): (Some Blue Band still available) Blue Band syrup jug, Rockel’s & White, Hau, IL, Blue Band Stoneware; vintage Blue Band stoneware jug; Connor’s blood remedy stoneware jug; Green & Clarke stoneware bottle; antique salt-glazed pitcher; antique stoneware teapot; Blue Band syrup jug, Rockel’s & White, Hau, IL, Blue Band Stoneware; vintage Blue Band stoneware jug; Green & Clarke stoneware bottle; antique salt-glazed pitcher

·       Much more in fine china, porcelain, and glassware, including flow blow miscellaneous dinnerware pieces, antique platters, bowls, World’s Fair memorabilia

AND MORE

·       Distinctive Native American rugs and blankets

·       Native American artifacts, figurines, pottery, artwork

·       1840 copper pot

·       Gibson side-by-side white refrigerator/freezer (now Frigidaire). Frost clear. Model No GRS20HRH. 19.7 Cu. Ft.; fresh food compartment 12.88 Cu. Ft.; freezer compartment 6.85 Cu. Ft. Approx. 42”W X 33”D x 66”H.

·       Railroad collectibles including broadsides from 1925-26, books, more

·       1915 "Home University Bookshelf," 9 volumes

·       Military items, some left from World Wars I and II and some Civil War (papers, pins, footlockers, etc.).

·       Jewelry! There were originally so many lovely pieces! Still includes gold, silver, turquoise, pearl, semi-precious stones, coral, amethyst, costume

·       Many one of a kind items! Original sale included (some of these items may have sold): Stereoscope viewer with viewing cards; Griesedieck Western Brewery Co. crate; Black Forest late 19^th century whisk broom; Wabash police badge; 1800s tintype photographs; Cameras (Minolta, Canon, Konica), Argus 300 projector; Swarovski Optik Habicht 10x40 binoculars; Kerosene lanterns, various sizes, designs; Carved wood – aspen, Kakadu wood vase, birch bowl, carved lizard, white poplar, myrtlewood (Oregon), teak (4 bowls), eagle by Rodney Dick, ironwood owl; Antique Carrom Combination “E” tabletop game board (28.75” diameter) by Carrom-Archarena Company

·       Children’s toys and games, some vintage, antique; HP Pavilion F1703 and keyboard (3 pieces) – works great; sewing machine in table

·       Several rugs still available, varying sizes, styles

·       Loads of books! fiction, nonfiction, railroad, Old West, St. Louis, art, history

·       Tools – indoor and outdoor

·       Men’s and women’s clothes, hats, purses, belts, shoes

·       Quilts; linens; Christmas decorations; kitchen pots, pans, dishes, glassware, utensils