RARE MILLS BASEBALL FRONT 4-COLUMN VENDOR. Exceptional early model in untouched, as-found condition with the embossed playfield front casting! Skill stop mechanism is intact, as are original reel strips and award card. Wood retains some original finish, but overall wood finish is poor to fair. Lacking slide behind goose neck and metal back door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 24″. CONDITION: Lacking aluminum marquee and card. Overall condition good to very good. 1-8593 JL (4,000-6,000)

RARE AND DESIRABLE “LU-KAT” GAMBLING TRADE STIMULATOR / GUMBALL DISPENSER. Bordering on whimsical / appealing, this feline would dispense a paper gambling ticket through her mouth when a dime was inserted in her right ear and her tail pulled. The gumball would be dispensed from her chest cavity by pushing plunger on her right side and the gumball would drop out between her two front paws. An oval metal tag indicating Lu-Kat “The Lucky Cat Pat. Pending” is affixed to her forehead and she has vibrant yellow glass eyes. Enameled in a golden mustard with black stripes, this paint is of the period but close examination indicates earlier paint schemes were present. Most likely the owner / operator enhanced and refreshed the machine’s appearance by a new coat of paint during its orig operational time period. She is affixed to the typical mahogany base (appears to have been restored) with locking cash drawer. The unique mechanism is intact and in working order with remnants of orig paper gambling tickets indicating Lu-Kat Novelty Co. manufactured by K. & R. Co. San Francisco. SIZE: 14″ l. x 6-1/2″ w. x 10″ h. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good plus, lacking marquee and tin gumball flap on cat’s rear quarters. 1-8732 JL (8,000-12,000)

25¢ “GOLDEN FALLS” MILLS SLOT MACHINE. Manufactured from the late 1930’s and into the mid-1940’s, this handsome as well as classic slot machine featured a large “hand load” jackpot. All too often a player would win the jackpot and it would remain empty for a period of time. Mills’ answer to this dilemma would be for the owner/operator to physically reload the jackpot, thus encouraging further player participation. Castings are attractively painted in hammered gold and black crackle, sides and base are finished in hammered gold. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 23″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8684 JL (1,200-1,500)

25¢ CAILLE SUPERIOR SLOT MACHINE. A classic 1930’s machine manufactured by Caille from Detroit, Michigan, these machines were workhorses and seldom encountered mechanical failure. With extremely attractive aluminum castings, they also featured a vertical escalator displaying the last four coins played. Upon hitting 2 cherries, or 2 cherries and a lemon/bell, the last coin played would drop into the jackpot. These Caille machines had a different sound as well as feel when handle was pulled that only Caille machines had! Great machines and truly underrated, this particular example has been fully restored to its original beauty. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15″ x 15″ x 24″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8685 JL (1,250-1,500)

O. D. JENNINGS 25¢ “CHINESE FRONT” SLOT MACHINE. Finely restored “light up” slot machine most popular during the 1940’s and 1950’s. These machines were true workhorses and took a lot of abuse from players, but held up to said abuse. Castings have been professionally re-plated and wood cabinetry has been refinished to its original beauty. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 26″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8688 JL (1,500-2,000)

25¢ MILLS “BURSTING CHERRY” SLOT MACHINE. Expertly restored 1930s-1940s slot machine that has bonus features such as skills stops and “Melon Bell Award”. The skills stops gave the illusion that perhaps the prospective player was able to control the three reels. The “Melon Bell Award” was a visible award locked in the front casting and would be released if the prospective player got a watermelon the first, second and third reel strips. Sometimes it was filled with coins, or perhaps a watch, or perhaps paper money such as a ten-dollar bill. This feature certainly would drawn in the prospective player and entice him into spending countless coins trying to attain this award. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8697 JL (1,250-1,750)

10¢ O. D. JENNINGS “HUNT SCENE” SLOT MACHINE. A most popular and attractive model created by Jennings in the 1930s, this machine depicts a bronze Indian’s head on the front casting and two Indian scenes on the lower casting. A most visually attractive and popular machine among players and collectors today! Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 26″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition; upper and lower front castings likely to be second-strike castings. 1-8693 JL (1,250-1,750)

25¢ MILLS FOUR COLUMN FRONT VENDOR WITH SKILL STOPS. A typical 1920s Mills slot machine with the added feature of skill stops, this gave the player the illusion that he could possibly effect or control the stopping of each individual reel, thus possibly enhancing his ability to win the big payout. Machine is also equipped with a four column front vendor. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Machine retains its original tin reel strips and has a finely restored oak cabinet. Machine also comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 24″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good restored condition. Some hammer marks to casting below goose neck. Replacement back door. 1-8696 JLO (1,150-1,350)

5¢ JENNINGS “MINTS OF QUALITY” SLOT MACHINE. O.D. Jennings, known for their usual motif Dutch Boy/Dutch Girl, once again employed these two figures on their handsomely embossed aluminum castings. Lower front casting features these two figures along with a display of three columns of Jennings mints. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. It is clearly stated on the front casting that you receive a package of Quality Mints and possibly some premium checks (cash payout). The small window indicates your payout, thus two cherries would give you two checks, three bars would give you 20 checks. Cabinet is handsomely constructed of quartersawn paneled oak with two cast aluminum rear doors. Machine retains its original reel strips although lightly soiled. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition, lacking side vendor. 1-8683 JLO (1,100-1,300)

25¢ PACE BANTAM SLOT MACHINE. A three-quarter sized slot machine, but with the full capacity of a regular full-sized machine. I believe that Pace created these machines so that the owner/operator could quickly move or hide these units when law enforcement officials appeared. Slightly smaller and about one-third lighter, these machines were very reliable and easy to transport. The front door would open, exposing the cash bag. The rear door would slide open, allowing one to repair the mechanism. Aluminum castings have been professionally restored as well as the wood cabinetry. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 14-1/2″ x 13″ x 19″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8698 JL (1,250-1,500)

MILLS HIGH-TOP PIRATE BY DICK DELONG. Over the years Dick has created many fascinating and unusual full-bodied carved wooden figures with various slot machines in their chests, reminiscent of the rare and desirable Polk figures from the 1940’s. This particular example features a 25-cent Mills High-Top slot machine within his chest cavity. SIZE: Approx. 6’ h. CONDITION: Overall condition is very fine, near mint. 1-8720 JL (1,500-2,000)

O. D. JENNINGS 25¢ DUTCH BOY/DUTCH GIRL SLOT MACHINE. Unusual model with a vertical escalator displaying the last 3 coins that were played. The machine features the typical Jennings motif (Dutch Boy / Dutch Girl) standing on either side of the front casting with the award card displayed between them. Cabinet is a handsomely crafted quartersawn paneled oak that has been refinished to its original beauty. Both cast aluminum rear doors are original and present. Machine still retains its original reel strips. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15″ x 15″ x 22″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8706 JL (1,100-1,300)

MILLS “ELECTRICITY IS LIFE” SHOCK MACHINE. An outstanding shock machine that will blow your socks off (figuratively and literally). Encased in an oak cabinet with electroplated cast iron trims, reverse painted on glass internal marquee(replaced), a huge papier mache face plate and an elaborate cast iron plate with a rheostat attached make this a most impressive arcade machine. Massive, almost elephantine in size this device dwarfs most other floor model shock machines. One would deposit a coin in the slot and then grip the handles, slowly shifting the one handle towards the side thus increasing the electric shock one would receive. Of course, if you read the instructions this electric shock treatment you receive is good for such ailments as neurological, mental, blood issues etc. Perhaps today’s version of this machine would be curing depression from investments in the stock market. This machine had been tucked away in a private collection for approximately 30 years and would certainly be a fine as well as seldom found arcade machine that would enhance one’s arcade collection. SIZE: 28″ w x 78″ h x 24″ d. CONDITION: Very fine quality restoration, older rear wooden door is a replacement. 1-8960 APT (16,000-18,000)

MILLS BASEBALL SLOT MACHINE. Baseball being a most popular sport during the 1920s-30s, this machine allowed two players to compete against the other. The various symbols on the reel strips from strike out, to double, to home run, allowed the players to keep score and move their figures about on the playing field on the front of the machine. The vendor mechanism dispensing mints and the fact that they were supposedly playing a game allowed the players to circumvent the gambling laws of the day. Machine has been restored several years ago and the lithographed tin playing field has been enhanced. This machine appeals not only to coin-op collectors, but also collectors of baseball memorabilia. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d. x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. 1-8951 JL (5,500-7,500)

MILLS “2 BIT” DEWEY UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. Often the lay person has the misconception that these early gambling machines were from the 1870s, unaware that they were not patented until 1898 or thereabouts. The Mills Dewey was most likely the most prolific and widely used of any of these large “color wheel” gambling machines. A player (or for that matter several players) could pick and choose a color up to six different colors with respective payouts according to rarity of the said color on the wheel. The nickel plated castings enhance the already impressive quarter-sawn oak cabinetry and reverse painted glass front plate. A more desirable 25¢ play further adds to the appeal of this classic gambling device. These machines were heavily used up into the 1920s but by then the “three reel” slot machine had taken over and was far more effective in draining the player of his hard earned cash!! A true piece of Americana that fits right into any game room! SIZE: 26″ w x 68″ h x 15″ d. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition, replacement marquee and reverse glass. 1-8926 APT (25,000-28,000)

MILLS CRICKET UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. Produced for many years, this gambling device created from the turn of the century through the mid-1920s, this large floor model “Jackson” machine was perhaps the precursor to the modern day nickel nudger/cascade machines. A player would deposit a nickel in the coin slot and try his best to maneuver his nickel through a series of pins down to a small pocket. If successful, he would crank a handle on the side, releasing a cascade of coins into the payout cup. A most successful machine with only minimal mechanical failure, these machines were a virtual goldmine for the operator. Seldom found, compared to the dial machines, these are a true collector’s treasure, as well as elusive and visually attractive. SIZE: 65″ h. CONDITION: Overall finish appears to be original, although enhanced with a clear coat. Wooden panel back door is not original to machine. Minor wood loss/chip to upper right hand corner, minor chip/loss to lower left capital. 1-8927 JL (32,500-42,500)

ALL ORIGINAL BIRD OF PARADISE WATLING ROL-A-TOP SLOT MACHINE. Attractive, desirable, and rare are a few of the words to describe this machine from the 1930s. Typically a player is drawn to a machine by the visual appearance. This particular machine has a horn of plenty with an abundance of fruits flowing out onto the upper front casting. The lower casting consisting of a twin jackpot with a spread winged eagle and various gold coins dangling from his wingtips. All too often, these machines have been refinished. This particular example is in outstanding all-original condition, and as time marches on, all-original machines such as this one become a true rarity. Yellow top casting paint, gold flashing to highlights, and blue paint on lower casting, along with the early style cabinet, flat handle, original back door, reel strips, and cash box makes for a once in a lifetime opportunity. Machine is fine working order, and other than a replacement lock on back door, is a true treasure for a collector. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine original condition. 1-8937 JL (4,500-6,500)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Coins from the cornicopia are non-American; coins on the lower section are American. This is not unusual for an original Watling machine, which were made both ways.

5¢ WATLING COIN FRONT ROL-A-TOP. Highly sought after by collectors, Rol-A-Tops are the pinnacle of visually enthralling slot machines. One of the most attractive machines produced by any company in the 1930s, this particular example features cascading American coins from a horn of plenty. Lower casting on either side of the twin jackpots also features a multitude and variety of American coins. This example has been professionally restored to its original beauty and is in proper working order. Machine retains its original back door and cashbox along with original tin fruit strips. SIZE: 16” x 16” x 24”. CONDITION: Overall condition is very fine plus, tin reel strips show some wear; replacement lock on back door. 1-8940 HJL (4,500-6,500)

SPECTACULAR H.C. EVANS HORSE RACE GAMING WHEEL WITH ODDS INDICATOR. Perhaps one of the most desirable and aesthetically pleasing gaming wheels ever manufactured. On a wooden and cast iron tripod base, with a mechanical drum odds wheel atop, and further adorned by nickel plated eagle, this reverse painted wheel depicting ten various horses at the racetrack (3 panels have cracks). It is further enhanced with a tin/aluminum fanciful mirrored star like center, making this a desirable piece not only for gaming collectors, but horse lovers alike. Overall the condition is very good with period park paint. Wheels of this nature were used throughout the country at local fairs and carnivals as well as at firehouse benefits, VFW’s, fraternal lodges, etc. It appears as though this piece saw little use since its creation around the 1940s. SIZE: Approx. 7′ t., wheel diameter: 5′. CONDITION: Overall very good, paper on odds wheel has been replaced. 1-8942 JL (6,500-8,500)

MILLS 5¢ PERFECTION POKER MACHINE. A simple yet effective and popular gambling device manufactured from the turn of the century up until the 1920s or 1930s. Often this machine was on the counter of a bar or general store or another place of business; one would deposit a nickel in the slot and try to obtain a winning poker hand, which in turn would entitle him to free cigars. Regardless of whether the player won or lost, the owner of this device always made money…occasionally handing out a cigar that cost three or four cents in return for five cents. Handsomely encased in an oak cabinet with a wooden marquee and award card (replaced), seldom was mechanical failure ever incurred, and yet these machines were a real money-maker! SIZE: 11” x 9-1/2” x 16”. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good plus. Minor warpage to top wood surface. 1-8928 HJL (1,250-1,750)

1920s / 1930s “THE NEW DEAL” ALUMINUM TRADE STIMULATOR. With exceptional and finely cast details, this particular gambling device is in outstanding all-original condition, including the 10¢ U.S. Internal Revenue tax stamp on the award card. Suffice it to say, just some very light cleaning and polishing would bring this machine back to exceptional original condition! Machines of this era and condition turn up infrequently, and this is a great opportunity for a collector or dealer. SIZE: 12” x 9-1/2” x 13”. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus, lacking a 6-inch by 2-inch flat tin strip to contain gumballs in reservoir. 1-8944 HJL (900-1,200)

1912 MILLS COUNTERTOP OK GUM VENDOR. A rare and desirable machine, this is the countertop version with a side vendor on opposite side of handle. A more convenient model that could be moved about and placed in various locations rather than the larger cumbersome floor model version. Cast iron coin head requiring the player to insert coin and press lever, advancing the nickel into the coin acceptor. Front panel consisting of an elaborate cast iron panel with curved glass exposing the three reels. A large award card frame and a lower elaborate cast iron panel housing the payout cup. The rear of machine has a wooden door (some wood replacement) enclosing the mechanism and a cast iron lower door that accesses the cash box. Machine has been restored, both wood and castings, to its original beauty and is further enhanced by the elaborate reel strips of bells, oranges, spearmint leaves, etc. spelling out the word “GUM”. Some time ago the side vendor had been removed and the holes in the wood side had been plugged. Lacking tin cash box. SIZE: 17″ w x 16″ d x 25″ t. CONDITION: Reel strips and award card are high quality reproductions, rear of head casting and money box casting have not been replated, but are in original nickel. Small casting flaw/repair to quarter of gooseneck access panel. Fine working condition. 1-8216 JL (6,500-8,500)

“REEL 21” CAST ALUMINUM TRADE STIMULATOR. A classic 1930s trade stimulator that allowed the player to participate in a game of Black Jack against the house. The player being dealt two cards while trying to get to a total card count of 21, would have the option of “taking” a third and/or fourth card (pushing respective buttons) in the hopes of beating the dealer. When the player has decided to “hit” or “stand” he then can push the center button and expose the dealer’s hand to see who has won. A gumball was always dispensed with every turn to circumvent the gambling laws of the day. These counter top treasures were heavily used during the time period and were a true money maker for the store owner. This machine is on a seldom found small wood base. SIZE: 11-1/2″ w x 11″ h x 8-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Overall very fine original operating condition. 1-8929 APT (500-700)

MILLS 5¢ POINSETTIA SLOT MACHINE. Expertly restored to its original beauty and luster, this classic slot machine from the 1920’s also features the “free play” lemon. What this enables the player to do is to play the machine again, free of charge, when the “free play” lemon is displayed on the first reel center position. Original oak cabinet has been professionally restored. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 23″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8703 JL (1,000-1,250)

5¢ ROCK-OLA CONVERSION FRONT W/SIDE VENDOR SLOT MACHINE. A nicely restored Mills/Rock-ola conversion featuring a jackpot with intricate aluminum castings and a matching side vendor that dispensed mints with every play. The purpose of the side vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. The oak cabinet has been restored and new pinstriping and other gold trims reapplied. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 24″ t. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. 1-8705 JLO (1,250-1,750)

RARE ONE-DOLLAR MILLS HALF TOP SLOT MACHINE. Circa 1940’s-1950’s, it is most unusual to find a Mills dollar machine, let alone any dollar machine, from this time period. This particular example has the fish-mouth opening to accept the coin and three dollars are visible in the escalator window. Due to the size of the silver dollar, Mills at this point in time had no functional working jackpot, and thus a card was displayed in the jackpot window informing the player X-amount would be paid if jackpot was achieved. The frontal design is a diamond front, and the castings as well as the wood cabinet have been professionally restored. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 24″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition, rear bonnet appears to be a replacement. 1-8686 JL (1,500-2,500)

5¢ MILLS “HORSEHEAD BONUS” SLOT MACHINE. Another gimmick created with great ingenuity by those at the Mills factory during the 1930’s. All too often a player would become discouraged with a machine. The idea behind this machine was to spell “BONUS”, there were 20 symbols on the first reel, five of which contained the letters “B-O-N-U-S”. If one were to get the letters of the word “BONUS” in succession, he would be rewarded with 18 coins once he finally got the last letter “S”. One can only imagine walking up to the machine and seeing the letters “B-O-N-U-” in place, just waiting for the “S” to appear. Undoubtedly, many a player was drawn in to spend countless coins in order to get that final “S”. The aluminum castings feature a horse’s head and have been finely restored to original colors, as well as the wood cabinetry to its original luster. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 25″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition, “BONUS” flags have been repainted, mechanism is complete and functional but would benefit from a cleaning (oily and dirty). 1-8707 JL (1,500-2,500)

25¢ JENNINGS / PACE CONVERSION SLOT MACHINE. A beautifully restored O. D. Jennings “Wood Front” slot machine that was converted after several years of use to a jackpot front. At the initiation of the 3-reel slot machine there were no “jackpots”, but as time progressed and players wanted more and more, a visible jackpot showing a bountiful amount of coins was displayed on the front castings of slot machines to entice potential players. This particular machine from the early 1920s was most likely converted by Pace in the mid to late 1920s by eliminating the original wood front door and replacing it with a fanciful aluminum casting with poinsettias and a jackpot. Cabinet is handsomely constructed of quartersawn paneled oak with two cast aluminum rear doors. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15″ w x 15″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8708 JL (1,100-1,400)

5¢ MILLS WAR EAGLE TWO COLUMN FRONT VENDOR. An extremely decorative 1930s Mills slot machine featuring the famed war eagle birds adorning the right and left lower casting. A plethora of multi-colored stars further enhance the attractiveness of this machine. This machine has a jackpot with a reserve and a two column front vendor. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Finely restored oak cabinet with gold stenciling reapplied. Machine also features replacement reel strips. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 24″ t. CONDITION: Finely restored condition. 1-8695 JLO (1,250-1,750)

50¢ O. D. JENNINGS “STANDARD CHIEF” SLOT MACHINE. Finely restored slot machine most popular during the 1940’s and 1950’s. These machines were true workhorses and took a lot of abuse from players, but held up to said abuse. Castings have been professionally re-plated and wood cabinetry has been refinished to its original beauty. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 26″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8689 JL (1,500-2,000)

5¢ O. D. JENNINGS “SWEEPSTAKES” SLOT MACHINE. A fresh to the market and very desirable slot machine from the late 1940s-early 1950s. This particular model is a “light up” and has five different ways to “hit the jackpot”. The machine is in all original, as-found, untouched condition. A truly sought-after machine by collectors and was a popular machine among players of the time period. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 26″ h. CONDITION: Appears to be complete and operational, however machine is locked and has not been visually inspected internally. 1-8726 JL (1,500-2,000)

5¢ JENNINGS DUTCH BOY/DUTCH GIRL WITH SIDE VENDOR. A most appealing slot machine of the 1920s with typical motif Jennings employed…Dutch Boy/Dutch Girl, this particular model has a jackpot which further enhance player appeal. The side vendor is located on the right side of the machine. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Quartersawn paneled oak cabinet has been handsomely restored to its original luster. Machine retains its two original cast aluminum back doors. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15″ w x 15″ d x 22″ h. CONDITION: Overall very finely restored condition. Small chip to top of right rear door. 1-8699 JLO (800-1,200)

MILLS WAR EAGLE INDIAN BY DICK DELONG. Over the years Dick has created many fascinating and unusual full-bodied carved wooden figures with various slot machines in their chests, reminiscent of the rare and desirable Polk figures from the 1940’s. This particular example features the desirable 25-cent Mills War Eagle slot machine within his chest cavity. SIZE: Approx. 6’ h. CONDITION: Overall condition is very fine, near mint. 1-8719 JL (1,500-2,500)

25¢ MILLS “ROMAN FRONT” SLOT MACHINE. In the 1930s Mills created a handful of decorative theme-like machines, such as the “Lion Front”, “War Eagle”, “Horsehead Bonus”, “Castlefront”, and this particular machine, the “Roman Front”. The front castings depict a Roman figure, perhaps mythical, and goddesses standing next to columns dispensing wine and coins from their urns. Truly an attractive machine and brightly enameled, once again to captivate the prospective player’s attention. Another added feature that is encompassed in this particular machine is the “Gold Award”. If one were able to get the “Gold Award” symbol on the first, second and third reel, a golden coin would be dispensed which then could be turned in to the owner/operator for a certain amount of money. This machine has been professionally restored to its original beauty and is a great collector’s item. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8691 JL (1,500-2,500)

5¢ MILLS FOUR COLUMN FRONT VENDOR. A finely restored Mills four column front mint vendor with future pay, this visible option would indicate on the next pull of the handle how many coins would drop into the payout cup. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Oak cabinet handsomely restored and original gold pinstriping has been reapplied. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 24″ h. CONDITION: Overall condition is finely restored, reproduction back door. 1-8704 JLO (1,100-1,400)

MILLS 25¢ GOLF MOTIF SLOT MACHINE. Oftentimes the makers of slot machines used a variety of gimmicks and/or visual enhancements to draw prospective players to their machines. Golf being a most popular sport resulted in manufacturers of coin-operated machines to create various golf-related machines. This particular machine is a re-creation / revamp of what would have been a Mills “Black Cherry”. Instead of clusters of cherries, crossed golf clubs with golf balls and large castings of a golfer emblazoned the front of this machine. Of newer vintage, this visually attractive gambling machine is a must-have for any golfing aficionado. SIZE: 16” x 16” x 23”. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus and in proper working order. 1-8935 HJL (1,800-2,000)

A.C. MULTI-BELL SLOT MACHINE BY CAILLE. Although this rare machine is not aesthetically the most pleasing, the ingenuity and mechanics are far beyond almost any other machine from the 1930s. A player is able to deposit from one to seven coins. If he deposited a coin in each slot, he was always a winner. There were seven ways in which to hit the jackpot. What was most unique about this machine was the payout was always variable (from 2 to 20) and/or the jackpot. As an example, if one were to select the apple and play a coin in that slot, he could win the jackpot by lining up an apple on the first, second, and third reel. He could also win a payout by having an apple on the first reel, the second and third reels would not be important, other than to win the jackpot. The third reel indicated how much the player would win (2 to 20). A very complicated mechanism and always best with a machine of this nature that the mechanism is complete and intact as is the case with this machine. Machine is in completely original finish with a multitude of decals, original paper reel strips, original cash box, and back door. SIZE: 16″ w x 15″ d x 26″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good original condition. 1-8941 JL (5,500-7,500)

EARLY CAST-IRON MILLS LIBERTY BELL – FRUIT – GUM VENDOR. Circa 1910, Mills manufactured three varieties of this cast-iron machine. All three were basically the same with the exception of the front door casting. The cast-iron sides depict a scene of looking from a distance at the Statue of Liberty with the New York City skyline directly behind. This example is emblazoned with the words “Liberty Bell – Fruit –Gum” on the front casting / door. Further adding to the desirability of this machine is a cast-iron side vendor (replacement) that would dispense a package of gum upon every play. Machine has been professionally restored and is in proper working order. SIZE: 15” x 15” x 22”. CONDITION: Overall condition is very fine plus; front door is a very well made non-iron replacement. Side vendor trip mechanism not present. 1-8939 HJL (7,500-9,500)

CAILLE “PUCK” UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. Manufactured in Detroit, Michigan Caille was one of the “big three” from the golden era of slot machine manufacturers. Visually impressive, these machines were sure to attract the prospective players’ eye with their colorful wheel, attractive cabinetry, and a plethora of nickel plated castings. A “Puck” figure adorns the reverse painted glass(replacement) which partially conceals the center of the color wheel. One to six coins can be played at one time with various payouts according to the scarcity of said colors on the wheel. Highly desirable and sought after by collectors, this machine is an outstanding example of ingenuity as well as attractive and would certainly complement any collector’s collection! SIZE: 24″ w x 67″ h x 15″ d. CONDITION: Overall very fine restoration and in functional condition. As typical, the marquee is a replacement of high quality as is the wooden paneled back door. 1-8933 APT (25,000-30,000)

TURN OF THE CENTURY MILLS OWL UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. Beautifully lithographed color dial with owls in the center, these gambling devices were most popular in saloons. Oak paneled cabinetry with ornate trims added including a carved wooden owl on lower front panel. Professional restoration performed, bringing machine back to its original glory, and in good operating order. SIZE: 64″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. 1-8934 JL (10,000-12,000)

MILLS BROWNIE SLOT MACHINE. A fine early one-wheel mechanism, these machines were also made for export overseas, such as this one. Completely functional on American coin (nickel), this early turn of the century machine is a most desirable countertop machine. It has the original tin color wheel depicting young dancing ladies. Oak cabinet with iron trim and bead work further enhances the appeal of this machine. SIZE: 21″ w x 12″ d x 26″ h. CONDITION: Overall good condition, cast iron head has been replaced by a functional wooden head and machine operates in good order. 1-8936 JL (3,500-5,500)

SPECTACULAR CANDA UPRIGHT POKER MACHINE. Turn of the century poker machine which were most popular in the saloons, country store, etc. to stimulate trade and perhaps a chance for the prospective player to win cigars. A large electroplated iron casting adorns the front. And visible through the front window are five reels with playing cards. A cast iron framed award card (replaced) sits atop the machine. A handsomely crafted paneled oak cabinet contains the mechanism. Upon depositing a nickel, one would depress the lever, allowing the reels to cock and spin, while viewing the last coin played in a window below the handle. Machine is on an original oak paneled base cabinet which is rarely found together with the machine. Access to mechanism is gained through back door and a side entry coin box is intact. SIZE: 58″ h x 18″ w x 15″ d. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition. 1-8925 JL (5,500-7,500)

AMERICAN 50 CENT WATLING ROL-A-TOP SLOT MACHINE. The Watling Rol-a-Top was a most attractive machine of the time period (1930s) and today is a highly sought after collector’s item. This particular example is a most elusive and rare 50 cent model. Cabinet has original label inside indicating that it was 50 cent. Mechanism is complete with original tin reel strips, and the castings are “coin front” style (perhaps of more recent vintage). Machine also comes with an oak pedestal stand and is ready to put in your gameroom. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 24″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition. Replacement back door, original cash box intact. 1-8916 JL (2,750-4,750)

ARTHUR POPPER HORSE RACE GAMING WHEEL. Most likely manufactured by Evans and the name Arthur Popper inserted instead, this type of fanciful horse race gaming wheel from the 1930’s-1940’s was most popular and heavily used at carnivals of the time. It appears that the reverse-painted horse race scenes, which were always susceptible to breakage, have been replaced with ones of a similar nature a long time ago. The wheel itself is on a wooden pole with three intricately cast iron legs. SIZE: 6′ h. CONDITION: Overall condition good plus. 1-8731 JL (3,500-4,000)

BUCKLEY “CENT-A-PACK” CAST ALUMINUM TRADE STIMULATOR. Simple in nature these counter top gambling devices from the 1930s were masquerading as a gumball vending machine but in reality these devices were used for gambling purposes and generated substantial profits for their operators/owners. This particular model is fancifully cast for visual appeal and features various cigarette packs on the three reels. The idea being to line up three of a kind on the three reels. Respective payouts depended upon the rarity of certain symbols on each reel, thus there were more “Lucky Strike” symbols on the reels than there were “Kool” symbols. SIZE: 9-1/2″ w x 12-1/4″ h x 9″ d. CONDITION: Machine is complete and in working order. 1-8930 APT (600-800)

MILLS DIAMOND FRONT WITH SKILL STOPS. Unusual wartime slot machine with cast-iron castings as opposed to aluminum, this machine has the added bonus of “skill stops”. In untouched, as-found condition, the front castings are chrome-plated with red diamonds and the wooden sides enameled in “hammered” copper. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 24″. CONDITION: In complete and working order, overall condition very good to excellent. 1-8741 JL (800-1,200)

5¢ MILLS “WAR EAGLE” TWO-COLUMN VENDOR SLOT MACHINE. An extremely decorative 1930s Mills slot machine featuring the famed war eagle birds adorning the right and left lower casting. A plethora of multi-colored stars further enhance the attractiveness of this machine. This machine has a jackpot with a reserve and a two column front vendor. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Machine is in all original, untouched, as-found condition directly from an attic or basement. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Machine is in original working order, however in need of an award card, cash box, and back door. 1-8723 JL (700-1,200)

MILLS 5-CENT POINSETTIA SLOT MACHINE. A most popular and one of the first “jackpot” models manufactured by Mills. The visible jackpot added excitement and encouragement that perhaps the player could win the abundance of coins right in front of his eyes! Further adding to the player appeal are the original tin fortune strips and the “free play” lemon on the first reel…this would enable the player a free play to possibly win the jackpot. Oak sides finished with gold stenciling and polished aluminum castings trimmed with poinsettias made this a visually attractive machine. SIZE: Approx. 15″ x 15″ x 22″. CONDITION: Overall condition good to very good; originally had a side vendor which is no longer present. 1-8745 JL (650-850)

25-CENT JENNINGS DUTCH BOY / GIRL SLOT MACHINE. Fine clean orig 1920’s slot machine with a quarter-sawn oak cabinet and elaborate aluminum castings with jackpot, cast aluminum back doors, and depicting the typical Dutch boy / Dutch girl motif that is always associated with Jennings gooseneck slot machines. SIZE: Approx. 15″ x 15″ x 22″. CONDITION: Steel slide behind gooseneck is a replacement, small chip to left corner edge of original aluminum back door. 1-8728 JL (950-1,250)

5¢ PACE BANTAM MINT VENDOR SLOT MACHINE. This particular model had a display front door for Lifesavers mints and a vendor originally on the right side to dispense said Lifesavers. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. The appearance of this machine would certainly be enhanced if the prospective buyer would replace Lifesavers in the front door. A three-quarter sized slot machine, but with the full capacity of a regular full-sized machine. I believe that Pace created these machines so that the owner/operator could quickly move or hide these units when law enforcement officials appeared. Slightly smaller and about one-third lighter, these machines were very reliable and easy to transport. The front door would open, exposing the cash bag. The rear door would slide open, allowing one to repair the mechanism. SIZE: 13″ x 14″ x 19″. CONDITION: In as-found original condition; in need of minor cleaning and minor oiling and greasing to mechanism. 1-8729 JL (900-1,200)

10¢ MILLS / PACE CONVERSION FRONT SLOT MACHINE. A beautifully restored Mills “Silent Salesman” slot machine that was converted after several years of use to a jackpot front. At the initiation of the 3-reel slot machine there were no “jackpots”, but as time progressed and players wanted more and more, a visible jackpot showing a bountiful amount of coins was displayed on the front castings of slot machines to entice potential players. This particular machine from the early 1920s was most likely converted by Pace in the mid to late 1920s by eliminating the original plain front casting and replacing it with a “fancy front twin jackpot” casting. Most of these machines from the 1920s were either 5¢ or 25¢, and it is unusual to find a 10¢ play. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8701 JL (1,000-1,500)

10¢ MILLS / ROCK-OLA CONVERSION SLOT MACHINE. A beautifully restored Mills “Silent Salesman” slot machine that was converted after several years of use to a jackpot front. At the initiation of the 3-reel slot machine there were no “jackpots”, but as time progressed and players wanted more and more, a visible jackpot showing a bountiful amount of coins was displayed on the front castings of slot machines to entice potential players. This particular machine from the early 1920s was most likely converted by Rock-Ola in the mid to late 1920s by eliminating the original plain front casting and replacing it with a fanciful casting with 3 jackpots. Most of these machines from the 1920s were either 5¢ or 25¢, and it is unusual to find a 10¢ play. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8692 JL (1,000-1,500)

MILLS CASTLEFRONT KNIGHT BY DICK DELONG. Over the years Dick has created many fascinating and unusual full-bodied carved wooden figures with various slot machines in their chests, reminiscent of the rare and desirable Polk figures from the 1940’s. This particular example is of a knight in his armor with naturally, of course, a Castlefront 25-cent slot machine within his chest cavity. SIZE: Approx. 6′ h. CONDITION: Overall condition is very fine, near mint. 1-8715 JL (1,250-1,750)

5¢ MILLS TWO COLUMN FRONT VENDOR WITH JACKPOT. Finely restored Mills slot machine from the late 1920s, this model features a two column front mint vendor with a starburst indented jackpot and fortune reel strips. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Oak cabinet has been expertly restored and overall appearance of machine is excellent. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 25″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition. Marquee is later replacement, lacking small casting behind coin head. 1-8690 JLO (1,250-1,750)

5¢ O. D. JENNINGS “STANDARD CHIEF” SLOT MACHINE. Finely restored slot machine most popular during the 1940’s and 1950’s. These machines were true workhorses and took a lot of abuse from players, but held up to said abuse. Castings have been professionally re-plated and wood cabinetry has been refinished to its original beauty. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ x 16″ x 26″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8687 JL (1,000-1,500)

10¢ PACE BANTAM SLOT MACHINE. A three-quarter sized slot machine, but with the full capacity of a regular full-sized machine. I believe that Pace created these machines so that the owner/operator could quickly move or hide these units when law enforcement officials appeared. Slightly smaller and about one-third lighter, these machines were very reliable and easy to transport. The front door would open, exposing the cash bag. The rear door would slide open, allowing one to repair the mechanism. Aluminum castings have been professionally restored as well as the wood cabinetry. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 14-1/2″ x 13″ x 19″. CONDITION: Overall excellent restored condition. 1-8700 JL (950-1,250)

5¢ WATLING BABY BELL FRONT VENDOR. Beautifully restored Watling Baby Bell with original tin reel strips and twin jackpot. This machine is equipped with a two column front mint vendor. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ d x 21″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine restored condition with replacement metal back door. 1-8702 JLO (1,250-1,750)

50¢ MILLS “ROMAN FRONT” SLOT MACHINE. In the 1930s Mills created a handful of decorative theme-like machines, such as the “Lion Front”, “War Eagle”, “Horsehead Bonus”, “Castlefront”, and this particular machine, the “Roman Front”. The front castings depict a Roman figure, perhaps mythical, and goddesses standing next to columns dispensing wine and coins from their urns. Truly an attractive machine and brightly enameled, once again to captivate the prospective player’s attention. Another added feature that is encompassed in this particular machine is the “Gold Award”. If one were able to get the “Gold Award” symbol on the first, second and third reel, a golden coin would be dispensed which then could be turned in to the owner/operator for a certain amount of money. This machine has been restored and is a great collector’s item. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Back door and rear bonnet appear to be replacements. Lacking key and mechanism not visually inspected, machine currently jammed. 1-8709 JL (1,250-1,750)

3 DESIRABLE CAST-ALUMINUM 1920’S / 1930’S TRADE STIMULATORS. The first being a Mills Puritan Bell in untouched, as-found condition, complete and in working order. Highly embossed aluminum castings add to the charm of this Mills trade stimulator. The second machine being a Fields Five Jack. Perhaps the nicest of all the Jacks machines, its aluminum front casting with the “jacks men” adorning the right and left sides. When a coin is flipped onto the play field and it lands in one of the small pockets, the player would then turn the handle and release the jackpot below the corresponding pocket. Machine is sound and a good candidate for restoration. The third machine is a Dan-Dee “Your Fortune and Gum” one-cent trade stimulator. An oak cabinet enhanced by fancy aluminum castings, one would deposit a penny in the slot and depress the center handle. The reels would then spin and indicate your fortune according to the card below and a gumball would be dispensed by pulling a knob. Machine has been cleaned and newer paint to front castings, but is in working order. SIZE: First: 7-1/2″ x 9″ x 10″. Second: 18″ x 10″ x 20″. Third: 14″ x 10″ x 16″. CONDITION: First: a good cleaning will bring this machine back to excellent original condition, needing a replacement award card. Second: overall condition is good to very good, lacking wooden back door. Third: overall condition excellent, lacking glass to gum reservoir, marquee missing; back door is a wooden replacement. 1-8779, 1-8780, 1-8781 JL (1,250-1,750)

CHESTER-POLLARD FOOTBALL GAME. Designed for two players, this large arcade machine from the 1920’s-1930’s was a most popular attraction for youngsters wishing to compete with each other in a game of football. A coin being deposited in the slot and with a series of eleven players on each team, the ball would be kicked about the playing field until one team scored the victory. Anguishing in defeat, the opposing team / player would insist upon a re-match. The machine is in primarily untouched as-found condition with possible older restoration to the cloth uniforms. SIZE: 44″ w. x 18″ d. x 72″ h. CONDITION: Overall sound condition with some loss to finish, loose cabinetry, minor chips and/or loss to wood corners. 1-8796 JL (2,500-4,500)

AJAX HOT NUTS VENDING MACHINE. Triple glass globed nut vending machine with an electric light above and a warmer to keep the nuts hot. Right and left side were nuts for 5 cents, center glass globe containing the more expensive 10-cent nuts. Machine appears to be in original untouched condition of polished aluminum. Keys for cash box in base present, however twin locks for marquee are absent. Machine originally had a paper cup holder on left side which also is absent. A nice decorative machine for any game room! SIZE: 16″ w. x 6″ d. x 22″ h. CONDITION: Overall condition appears very good. Right 5-cent coin mechanism appears stiff and inoperative. 1-8722 JL (200-400)

5¢ MILLS EXTRAORDINARY TWO COLUMN FRONT VENDOR. Typical art deco Mills machine from the 1930s, this unusual model features a twin jackpot and a removable front casting to load the two column mint vendor. The purpose of the mint vendor was to circumvent gambling laws and give the illusion that a player was actually purchasing mints rather than gambling. Wood cabinet has been restored and is presently black enamel. Machine comes with a finely crafted oak stand with polished aluminum legs and owl adorning front door. SIZE: 15″ w x 15″ d x 29″ h. CONDITION: Overall nicely restored machine. Back bonnet is a quality replacement. 1-8694 JLO (1,000-1,500)

5¢ PACE FANCY FRONT COMET SLOT MACHINE. Manufacturers of slot machines sometimes created a gimmick machine, other times they created a visually attractive machine that would draw a potential player’s interest. This was the case for this particular machine. Polished aluminum castings with a multitude of bright colors would catch the eye of the prospective player. This example is in all original, as-found, untouched condition. A light cleaning and minor repairs such as oiling and greasing the mechanism would certainly enhance the attractiveness of this machine. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Clean original; lacking reel glass, cash box, back door lock. 1-8724 JL (500-1,000)

10¢ PACE FANCY FRONT COMET SLOT MACHINE. Manufacturers of slot machines sometimes created a gimmick machine, other times they created a visually attractive machine that would draw a potential player’s interest. This was the case for this particular machine. Polished aluminum castings with a multitude of bright colors would catch the eye of the prospective player. This example is in all original, as-found, untouched condition. A light cleaning and minor repairs such as oiling and greasing the mechanism would certainly enhance the attractiveness of this machine. SIZE: 16″ w x 16″ d x 23″ h. CONDITION: Clean original; lacking cash box, back door lock. Replacement metal slide behind gooseneck. 1-8725 JL (500-1,000)

FINE FRENCH GAME OF SKILL COIN OPERATED MACHINE. Typical of a French turn-of-the-century machine, this gambling device has a quality wood cabinet with carved marquee in orig finish, adorned with ormolu trim affixed to a velvet-covered background. One would drop a French franc in the coin slot and depress the right-hand lever, thus propelling the ball around the concourse in a counter-clockwise motion. If one were lucky enough to get the ball into the far left opening or the 4th opening from far left at the top, then one could depress the left-hand lever releasing a token and any balls that had accumulated in the reserve chute. These balls could then be released one at a time for more play activity and possible future winnings. The reserve chute is the center hole. SIZE: Approx. 18″ w. x 6-1/2″ d. x 26″ h. CONDITION: Overall condition very fine plus, minor worm holes in wooden base and some worm damage to right rear of base. 1-8730 JL (1,000-2,000)

B.A. WITHEY DICE ROULETTE & GAMBLING COUNTERTOP PINBALL MACHINE. Pair of coin-operated 1930’s gambling devices, both in all original untouched condition. The first being the roulette dice “Big Six” with very fine original finish and maker’s tag on front of cabinet. Wood and paper marquee is intact which is often missing and has some minor paper loss. The second machine being a token payout pinball, if one landed the ball in the 600 hole a token would be dispensed from the front of the machine. It appears that payout directions have been crossed out on card and token slot has been blocked. No keys present and unable to detect if payout mechanism is intact. SIZE: First: 16″ l. x 12″ w. Second: 15-1/2″ w. x 32″ l. CONDITION: Overall condition on both machines is good to very good with orig finish. Both machines in fine functional working order. 1-8797, 1-8798 JL (750-1,250)

MILLS 5-CENT POINSETTIA SLOT MACHINE. A most popular and one of the first “jackpot” models manufactured by Mills. The visible jackpot added excitement and encouragement that perhaps the player could win the abundance of coins right in front of his eyes! Further adding to the player appeal are the original tin fortune strips and the “free play” lemon on the first reel…this would enable the player a free play and possibly win the jackpot! Oak sides refinished and silver painted aluminum castings trimmed with poinsettias made this a visually attractive machine. SIZE: Approx. 15″ x 15″ x 22″. CONDITION: Overall condition good to very good, replacement back door. 1-8727 JL (800-1,200)

EXCEPTIONAL REGINA 15″ AUTO DISC CHANGER. A rare opportunity to own one of the finest machines Regina ever created that has been in the same family for generations. Featuring elaborate leaded glass front with crown, lyre, and swag decoration on its bowed front door. Intricately carved crest with clock in the center, turned barley twist side columns, all on Queen Ann style legs. Double comb mechanism with speed control and banjo attachment. Comes with approximately 40 discs and key. SIZE: 69″ h x 26″ w x 22″ d. CONDITION: Original unrestored condition, fully functional with no broken teeth. A few glass panels have old repaired cracks, overall very good to excellent with nice rich tone. 1-8905 APT (30,000-35,000)

UPRIGHT COIN-OP REGINA 20-3/4” AUTOMATIC DISC CHANGER. One of only two known, this outstanding, rare, and elaborate coin-op machine with bow front, barley twist columns, nice original hand carved crest, and brass filigree casting atop glass all on cast iron Queen Anne style legs. Coin-operated double comb mechanism that will automatically change discs when one is completed. Includes 11 discs. SIZE: 77-1/2” h x 30” w x 23” d. CONDITION: A nice, clean, rare original machine with possible refinish and restoration. Nice deep rich tone. Top board cover has age split, but does not detract. Coin mechanism intact but works without coin. Start/Stop lever has been secured in “Start” position, but easily remedied. 1-8938 APT (23,000-25,000)

GERMAN COIN-OP MUSIC BOX. Possibly by Polyphon, case on bun feet has arched glass panel door with carved accents, turned columns, and locking coin drawer beneath. Double comb mechanism plays 20” discs of which 11 are included. SIZE: 30-3/4” w x 43-1/2” h x 18” d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Functional with no broken teeth. Front glass likely replaced, some small cracks to wood and wear to original finish. Needs some adjustments for optimum tone. Overall good to very good. 1-8672 APT (1,500-3,000)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Cast feet are not original.

REGINA 15-1/2″ DISC PLAYING MUSIC BOX. This Regina Model 11A tabletop music box is housed in an oak case with carved base molding on elaborate cast brass animal paw feet. Double comb mechanism and includes approximately 45 discs. SIZE: 21″ w x 9″ h x 19″ d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with no broken teeth. 1-8958 APT (1,000-1,500)

WURLITZER VICTORY MODEL 1080 JUKEBOX. Exceptional and professionally restored example with walnut case with decorative mirrors on front and lyre and stars on front. 24 Selection changer. SIZE: 58” t x 33” w x 25” d. CONDITION: Professional A+ restoration. 1-8943 APT (9,000-10,000)

SEEBURG LILLIPUTIAN NICKELODEON. Circa 1920s and built by the J.P. Seeburg Company of Chicago, it is also known as the Seeburg Junior cabinet model. Quarter-sawn oak cabinet with two doors with leaded glass (replaced) and female masks on case sides. Instruments include piano and mandolin. Plays Type A rolls (of which four are included). SIZE: 54″ h x 37″ w x 23″ d. CONDITION: Case is very good overall. Small repair to front right foot and missing small piece of molding at base. Needs new bellows to play to fullest potential. 1-8961 APT (5,000-7,000)

MODERN ROCKOLA CD JUKEBOX. Circa 2004. Fine reproduction by the Rockola Company of Torrance, CA, Model #CD8C, Serial #962701. Of typical form, this faithful reproduction of the popular Wurlitzer 1015 “Bubbler” model is a compact disc player. Housed in a mahogany and plastic case. SIZE: 62” h. x 32” w. x 26” d. CONDITION: In very fine operating condition. 1-8710 APT (1,500-2,000)

COCA-COLA LEADED GLASS SHADE. This Tiffany style leaded glass shade is one of the most sought after of all Coca-Cola collectibles. This is the more desirable and somewhat scarcer “leaf edge” version. The top band carries the words “Property of Coca-Cola Co. to be returned on demand” stamped in two locations. SIZE: 16” diam. CONDITION: An exceptional example with only a few tight hairlines and no missing panels. 1-8945 APT (5,000-6,000)

COCA-COLA KAY “THIRST ASKS NOTHING MORE” DISPLAY. Silk-screened plywood sign with aluminum deco trim made by Kay Displays, circa 1938. SIZE: 38″ x 9-3/4″. CONDITION: Good to very good, with a few scattered scuffs and scratches. 1-8802 (700-900)

LOT OF 5 COCA-COLA KAY “WORK REFRESHED” DISPLAYS. These circa 1940’s wood displays feature 3-D Art-Deco style appliques, which bear the captions “Communication”, “Industry”, “Science”, “Agriculture” and “Education”. SIZE: Each 22-1/2″ w x 11-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Silk-screened plywood portions of the displays are in very good to excellent condition; the appliques are in good condition with some oxidation and loss to the original gilt bronze paint. 1-8801 PF (2,000-3,000)

SET OF 5 COCA-COLA KAY AIRPLANE DISPLAYS. Complete set of Masonite 1940’s displays with applied 3-D airplanes connected together with their original ropes. SIZE: Each 27″ w. and varies from 6″ to 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8800 PF (3,000-4,500)

COCA-COLA WWII FESTOON. Heavy cardboard 5-pc die-cut festoon features U.S.N. battleship, aircraft carrier and the USS Constitution. Remaining two pcs are ship’s wheel die-cuts which read, “Meet your friends at our fountain” and “You will welcome the ‘pause that refreshes'”. Copyright 1944, lithographed by Niagara Litho. Co. SIZE: Ship’s wheels: 16-1/2″ dia; ships range from 23″-26″ l x 14″-16″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good; a few pcs with minor creases and some breaks to tips, but nothing that detracts from this rare set. 1-8803 PF (800-1,000)

COCA-COLA KAY “REFRESHING THING TO DO” DISPLAY. This circa 1936 sign is fabricated of silk-screened plywood, “Coca-Cola” plywood applique and metal trim. SIZE: 29″ w x 17″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some light oxidation to metal trim and minor paint loss to the “Coca-Cola” cutout script. 1-8799 PF (800-1,200)

2 SETS OF KAY COCA-COLA SIGNS. Lot includes: 1) Two circa 1930’s Masonite signs silk-screened with Colonial era imagery, with attached eagle-adorned tin Coca-Cola signs and metal scroll decorations; each 41″ x 11″, good with heavy foxing to one sign; 2) Pair of plywood signs with “Sprite Boy” decal graphics, captioned “Have a Coke” and “So Refreshing”; each 43″ x 8″, good with some loss to decals. SIZE: As noted above. CONDITION: As noted above. 1-8804 PF (600-900)

COCA-COLA FLANGE SIGN. Two-sided die-cut steel sign which reads “Drink Coca-Cola…Ice Cold” on both sides. Manufacture date April 1957. SIZE: 18″ w x 22-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; some perimeter areas of paint crazing, but overall retains nice orig gloss. 1-8718 PF (450-600)

COCA-COLA VENDO 81 SODA MACHINE. This is one of the most desirable Coke machines ever made. This is the Vendo C-81 produced by this Kansas City, MO company from the mid to late 1950’s. It holds 81 bottles and has a 10 cent mechanism. SIZE: 27″ w x 59-1/2″ h x 22-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Fully restored by Vintage Vending of Salem, NH and in like-new condition. 1-8712 PF (1,000-1,500)

COCA-COLA VENDO 63 SODA MACHINE. This very desirable Coke machine produced by this Kansas City, MO company from the mid to late 1950s has a 10 cent mechanism and features a small door on front for retrieving beverage. Includes key. SIZE: 58” h x 27” w x 20” d. CONDITION: Professionally restored, loss of decal on right side and chip to finish at top rear. 1-8717 APT (1,000-1,500)

COCA-COLA VENDO 81 SODA MACHINE. This is one of the most desirable Coke machines ever made. This is the Vendo C-81 produced by this Kansas City, MO company from the mid to late 1950s. It holds 81 bottles and has a 10 cent mechanism. SIZE: 27” w x 59-1/2” h x 22-1/2” d. CONDITION: Professionally restored, some shallow dents to back, otherwise very good to excellent. 1-8721 APT (1,000-1,500)

COCA-COLA WESTINGHOUSE JUNIOR SODA COOLER. Embossed lettered, hinged lid cooler with bottle cap catcher. Holds 51 bottles, manufactured mid 1930s to mid 1940s. SIZE: 25” w x 34” h x 18” d. CONDITION: Professionally restored, though lacking guts. 1-8713 APT (500-700)

LOT OF 4 TIP TRAYS. Lot consists of: 1) National Brewing Co. National Beer tray with illustration of woman, 4-1/4″ dia., very good to excellent; 2) Coca-Cola 1914 tray with “Betty” illustration, 4-1/4″ x 6″, good; 3) Coca-Cola 1916 tray with lady in yellow dress, 4-1/4″ x 6″, good; 4) White Rock soda tray with nymph, Mexican version, 4-1/4″ x 6″, good. SIZE: As noted above. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: As noted above. 1-8677 PF (350-500)

COCA-COLA BUTTON SIGN. Large Canadian button sign stating “Buvez Coca-Cola”. SIZE: 48” diam. CONDITION: Edge wear and chips, otherwise generally good. 1-8740 APT (150-250)

PEPSI COIN CHANGER. From Vendo Company of Kansas City, it is enameled in blue with Pepsi advertisement. Depressing side lever dispenses change below. SIZE: 59-1/2” h. CONDITION: Professionally restored with minor chips to finish. 1-8711 APT (500-700)

CHERRY SMASH CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. Version featuring a trio of cherries on the front and back with recommendation “Always Drink Cherry Smash-Our Nation’s Beverage” with “5 cents” on sides and original marked plunger pump. SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Very good, small old chip to flared base, slight loss of gilt highlights. 1-8546 APT (1,000-1,500)

CHERRY SMASH CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. Version featuring a trio of cherries on the front and back with recommendation “Always Drink Cherry Smash-Our Nation’s Beverage” with plain sides and original marked plunger pump. SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with slight fading to gilt highlights and pump is a replacement. 1-8547 APT (900-1,100)

BUCKEYE ROOT BEER CERAMIC SYRUP DISPENSER. Bulbous base decorated with a parade of goat legged imps around the bottom, “Buckeye Root Beer 5 cents” at center, and its original plunger pump with porcelain insert marked “Buckeye Root Beer”. SIZE: 13-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good with minor scratches to graphics and some touch-up to the tail of the “Y” on both sides. 1-8543 APT (1,000-1,500)

BUCKEYE ROOT BEER SYRUP DISPENSER. Urn shaped dispenser in black with “Buckeye Root Beer” lettered in white. Base is marked “The Cleveland Fruit Juice Co., Cleveland, Ohio”. SIZE: 14-1/2″ overall h. CONDITION: Ceramic dispenser in very good condition with a few light scratches; pump with a ceramic “Strawberry” insert is old but not original to dispenser. 1-8760 PF (700-900)

WARD’S ORANGE CRUSH SYRUP DISPENSER. Figural orange ceramic dispenser with period ceramic ball pump. SIZE: 14-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Ceramic dispenser good to very good; some light discoloration to orange background color around the lettering at each side. Correct pump, but not original mate to this dispenser. 1-8746 PF (600-800)

HIRES MUNIMAKER MARBLE SYRUP DISPENSER. Circa early 1900s, this marble, nickel, and glass dispenser has great display quality. Square marble base is affixed with brass Hires plaques on four sides and topped with a flared white milk glass globe. SIZE: 35” h x 17” w x 17” d. PROVENANCE: Phillip H. Morse, vice chairman and co-owner of the Boston Red Sox. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-8782 APT (3,000-5,000)

HIRES ROOT BEER “UGLY KID” TIN SIGN. Rare advertising item for Hires depicts their trademark “Ugly Kid” holding a ceramic mug of root beer bearing his likeness. Lithographed by the Chas. Shonk Co., Chicago, circa 1905-1910. SIZE: 19-1/2″ x 27-1/2″. PROVENANCE: Phillip H. Morse, a vice chairman and co-owner of the Boston Red Sox. CONDITION: Very good; some crazing to the black background, but only barely noticeable to the image of the boy himself under close examination; a few small shallow dings; some color touch-up to a few areas of the black background; overall a very nice and desirable example of this elusive sign. 1-8776 PF (1,500-2,000)

HIRES ROOT BEER JOSH SLINGER TIN SIGN. Lightly embossed stone-lithographed tin sign, circa 1914, with image of soda fountain jerk Josh Slinger with a bottle of Hires. SIZE: 17-3/4″ x 9″. CONDITION: Good to very good, with a few light surface scuffs and paint chips. 1-8783 PF (800-1,000)

LOT OF 5 HIRES METTLACH ROOT BEER MUGS. Set of 5 of the rarer and more sought after flared versions of these mugs with image of Hires “Ugly Kid” and “Join Health & Cheer” and “Drink Hires Root Beer”. Bottoms are marked in green with Mettlach mark. SIZE: 5″ h. CONDITION: 2 are very good with some crazing, remainder of lot is good, 2 with small chips and 1 with repaired rim chip (one with hairline). 1-8794 APT (800-1,200)

LOT OF 10 HIRES METTLACH ROOT BEER MUGS. Great lot of the barrel version of these mugs with image of Hires “Ugly Kid” and “Drink Hires”. Bottoms are marked in green with Mettlach mark. SIZE: 4-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent, some crazing, three with old chips (one of which with old tight hairline) 1-8793 APT (1,000-1,500)

LOT OF 4 HIRES ROOT BEER MUGS. Lot includes three short mugs and on tall flared mug with “Ugly Kid” illustration. Bottom of mugs marked “Villeroy & Boch – Germany”. SIZE: Small mugs each 4-1/2″ h. Flared mug 5″ h. CONDITION: Flared mug very good to excellent; two of the shorter mugs very good to excellent, and one good to very good with staining. 1-8747 PF (400-600)

HIRES ROOT BEER CARDBOARD SIGN. Circa mid-teens stone-lithographed advertisement with Haskell Coffin illustration of a lovely young lass and her glass of Hires. SIZE: 14-3/4″ x 20-3/4″. CONDITION: Central portion of sign in good to very good condition; perimeter shows soiling, some of which may be removable. Bottom margin has two spots of paper loss, one which extends into the letter “o” in “Bottles”. 1-8790 PF (400-600)

LOT OF 3 HIRES ROOTBEER SERVING TRAYS. Lot includes two “Josh Slinger” 13-1/4″ dia trays with soda fountain illustration and one “Ugly Kid” 12″ dia tray. SIZE: As noted above. CONDITION: “Josh Slinger” trays are in very good condition; “Ugly Kid” tray in good condition with some spots of surface pitting and corrosion. 1-8787 PF (750-1,250)

HIRES ROOT BEER DISPENSER BARREL. Oak syrup dispenser barrel bound with brass bands which rests upon three figural animal feet. Dispenser retains its onyx knob tap and both front and rear oval brass advertising plates which read “Drink Hires 5 cents”. Includes interior reservoir. SIZE: 23″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8789 PF (200-300)

LOT OF 6 FRAMED ADVERTISEMENTS. Lot includes Hill’s Cascara Quinine 1903 die-cut calendar; early Heinz’s Pickles label; two small easel-back Hires die-cut trade cards; trade card with young girl; magazine ad with Maxfield Parrish illustration; large stone-lithographed ad with illustration of mother and daughter with Hires boxed preparation. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Very good; Heinz label shows surface paper loss in two spots. 1-8791 PF (250-350)

LOT OF 7 HIRES ADVERTISING SIGNS. Lot includes: 1) Circa 1930’s “Drink Hires in Bottles” tin sign, 13-3/4″ x 4-3/4″, very good; 2) Circa 1920 Hires serving tray with Haskell Coffin illustration, 10-1/4″ x 13-1/4″, very good to excellent; 3) Hires tin door push with bottle illustration, 3-1/2″ x 11-1/2″, very good; 4) Hires cardboard circa 1890’s checkerboard, 12″ sq., good to very good; 5) and 6) 1897 Ladies’ Home Journal full-page ads in good condition; 7) Celluloid sign of two women illustrated by Haskell Coffin, circa 1918, 6-1/2″ x 9-1/2″, stained corner, otherwise good. SIZE: As noted above. CONDITION: As noted above. 1-8786 PF (500-800)

LOT OF 8 HIRES ADVERTISING ITEMS. Lot includes: 1) 1950’s Hires embossed tin sign, 32″ x 11″, very good to excellent; 2) 1930’s Hires embossed tin sign, 9-1/2″ x 27-1/2″, very good to excellent; 3) 1940’s Hires embossed tin sign, 9-3/4″ x 27-3/4″, good to very good; 4) 1920’s Hires cardboard trolley sign with woman, 11″ x 21-1/2″, very good with light mildew spotting; 5) Hires re-issued copy of a 1950’s sign by Stoudt Sign Co., one of an edition of 925 made; 26″ x 18″, excellent; 6) 1940’s cropped cardboard sign which reads “Always Hires to You!”, image size 18-3/4″ x 14-3/4″, fair to good; 7) magazine ad; 8) Hires bronze watch Fob embossed with “Ugly Kid” and the words “Drink Hires”, with orig leather strap. SIZE: As noted above. CONDITION: As noted above. 1-8792 PF (500-750)

MISC. LOT OF HIRES ADS, BOTTLES, MUGS & BOXES. Lot includes 14 trade cards, two with easel backs; a bronze watch FOB with leather strap embossed with the “Ugly Kid”; Hires Merchant’s Account Book dated 1892; unopened box of Hires herbal roots, leaves and flower concentrate, circa 1880’s; three copper-plated zinc printer’s advertising typeset with bottle graphics; 1915-1920 flared soda fountain glass etched “Enjoy Hires Nature’s Delicious Drink”; miniature figural bottle salt and pepper shakers; three flared ceramic mugs with “Ugly Kid”, bottoms marked “Cauldonware, England”; stoneware mug; circa 1930’s “Drink Hires in Bottles” tin sign 6-1/2″ x 10″; 1914 Josh Slinger paper sign; a few other misc items. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Good to very good overall. 1-8795 PF (400-800)

VERNOR’S GINGER ALE DISPENSER. Uncommon nickel-plated soda fountain dispenser with porcelain side and front panels depicting arctic landscapes. Dispenser front features two taps, one with an onyx ball top and the other a spring-loaded tap with a wood handle. SIZE: 16″ w x 17″ h x 22″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good; porcelain panels in very good to excellent condition. 1-8759 PF (400-800)

ARMOUR’S “VIGORAL” CERAMIC DISPENSER WITH CUPS. Attractive carnation decorated ceramic dispenser with orig lid and includes matching set of four soda fountain ceramic mugs. SIZE: 21″ h with lid; each cup 3-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Missing interior metal liner with spigot, otherwise good condition; with some loss to the gilt-painted relief areas. 1-8765 PF (400-600)

CERAMIC RUM DISPENSER. Countertop dispenser with spigot, featuring a colorful hand-painted illustration of the English puppet “Punch” toasting with celebrants of various nationalities. SIZE: 10-1/2″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Illustration in very good condition with some loss to gilt-painted relief bands. 1-8642 PF (250-450)

CLAPPERTON’S BAIRD CLOCK. This Baird clock promotes “Clapperton’s Six Cord Spool Cotton” thread. Manufactured by the Baird Clock Co., Plattsburgh, N.Y., circa 1890. SIZE: 18-3/4″ w x 31″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good; appears to be orig painted surfaces; possible replacement paper dial; lower reverse painted glass advertising insert possibly a well executed replacement; chapter ring hinge repaired; upper papier-mache advertising ring shows an old crack at the “N” in “CLAPPERTON’S”. 1-8761 PF (1,000-1,500)

VANNER & PREST’S BAIRD CLOCK. Vanner & Prest was an English manufacturer of oil products used for treating leather and liniments for horse and human use. Includes pendulum bob. Manufactured by the Baird Clock Co., Plattsburgh, N.Y., circa 1890. SIZE: 18-1/2″ w x 31-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Both upper and lower advertising rings are embossed metal; surfaces repainted; replacement paper dial; replacement hinges to lower door. 1-8762 PF (600-900)

VANNER & PREST’S BAIRD CLOCK. Vanner & Prest was an English manufacturer of oil products used for treating leather and liniments for horse and human use. Includes pendulum bob and orig manufacturer’s paper label. Manufactured by the Baird Clock Co., Plattsburgh, N.Y., circa 1890. SIZE: 18-1/2″ w x 30-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Good; paper clock dial shows soiling and some color touch-up; several shrinkage cracks to front of wood case. 1-8763 PF (1,000-1,500)

DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR TIN SIGN. This is the green version of this sign in its original marked frame. It features wonderful vignettes of various cow breeds around the world, which all make use of the De Laval Cream Separator. SIZE: Overall: 29-1/2″ x 40-3/4″. PROVENANCE: Phillip H. Morse, a vice chairman and co-owner of the Boston Red Sox. CONDITION: Tin sign overall in very good condition. There’s a narrow spot against the left margin that appears to be a minor de-lamination which is partially covered by the frame. Frame has areas of missing gesso decoration to the inner and outer perimeters and to the letters “De Laval” at the bottom. 1-8784 PF (1,000-2,000)

DELAVAL PARTS CABINET. Hinged oak cabinet on shoe feet with inset embossed tin panel picturing the DeLaval cream separator. Cabinet is filled with compartments and drawers to hold parts and pieces for the upkeep of your separator. SIZE: 17-1/2” w x 26” h x 10-3/4” d. CONDITION: Some speckling and fading to tin panel, thumb latch lock is cracked, overall very good. 1-8778 APT (500-700)

DIAMOND DYES “MANSION” CABINET. Embossed tin front door panel features children playing jump rope with a mansion high upon a hill in the background with wooden back panel. Copyright Wells & Richardson Co. and lithographed by American Art Work, Coshocton, Ohio, circa 1910-1914. SIZE: 16” w x 24-3/4” h x 8-1/2” d. CONDITION: Spot of fading to litho in upper left corner. Interior lacking 3 horizontal and all its vertical dividers, otherwise good to very good. 1-8948 APT (600-800)

LOT OF 2 FRIENDS TOBACCO POSTERS. Unusual paper posters with original metal bands at top. Humorous illustrations with stereotypical black characters with exaggerated features in the midst of a melee involving a goat. Entitled “Initiation Ceremonies of the Darktown Lodge-Part First” and “Part Second”. Copyright 1887 by Currier & Ives, these stone litho advertisements are a riot! SIZE: 19-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Fair with numerous tears and creases and some fading. 1-8952 APT (450-650)

TIN ON CARDBOARD “TOYS & DOLLS” SIGN. Great early (1920s) embossed tin on cardboard toy dealer’s sign with white drop shadow letters on red background with gold border. Seldom does one have an opportunity to purchase a toy or doll sign that was most likely displayed in a department store or five & dime store. A great “go with” for a collector’s or dealer’s toy/doll room! SIZE: 27″ l x 6″ h. CONDITION: Overall good with various chips and scratches, shallow bends, and wear commensurate with its age. 1-8962 APT (650-850)

J & P COATS 6-DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Appears to be a fruitwood cabinet with a rear tin advertising panel depicting a large spool of thread. Retains orig pulls. SIZE: 24-1/2″ w x 18-1/2″ h x 16-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good; drawer front glass inserts have been replaced with new lettering added. 1-8594 PF (400-600)

J & P COATS 6-DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Nicely refinished walnut cabinet has had new lettering applied to drawer fronts and new decals applied to the sides. SIZE: 25″ w x 20-3/4″ h x 17-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8595 PF (400-600)

J & P COATS 6-DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Ash cabinet with original pulls. Original side and rear decorations have had lettering deleted. SIZE: 24-1/2″ w x 20-1/2″ h x 17-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good; original drawer front glass inserts missing but drawers have had new lettering applied. 1-8596 PF (400-600)

ROYAL SOCIETY SPOOL CABINET. Oak cabinet with six glass-front drawers. Front of cabinet bears a crown with a gold-lettered decal which reads “Royal Society Floss Cabinet”. SIZE: 20″ w x 19-3/4″ h x 19″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8597 PF (300-500)

CRATED PAPIER MACHE ADVERTISING TIGER. Fabulous life-like full bodied tiger used either as a store display or parade figure. Circa turn of the century. Depicting crouching tiger with mouth in a snarl on a molded naturalistic base marked “Learbury Tiger”, presumably for Learbury Clothiers makers of fine men’s suits in Syracuse, NY and attributed to Old King Cole. Current consignor was told by original owners (who obtained it in the 1920s) that it was made shortly after the turn of the century when Learbury’s was founded. Encased within original packing crate cage marked “Handle With Care This Box Contains Learbury Fashion Display”. SIZE: 76” l x 30” h x 29” d. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent all-original condition having been stored in its crate for so many years. However, with normal usage over the years, it has a very small number of touch-ups to paint chips. 1-8917 APT (2,000-3,000)

GRAPE-NUTS TIN SIGN. Classic and enduring sign self-framed sign with illustration of a little girl and her St. Bernard protector departing for school. SIZE: 20” w x 30-1/2” h. CONDITION: Strong bright colors throughout with various scratches, most noticeably in upper right corner near woman’s head. 1-8947 APT (800-1,200)

LOT OF 13 BEER SERVING TRAYS. Lot includes pre-prohibition serving trays from California breweries and one tin cigarette sign consisting of: 1) Buffalo Brewing Co. 1915 San Francisco Expo tray, 12″ dia., very good; 2) Milwaukee Brewery Golden State Beer tray with three gents, 12″ dia.; good to very good; 3) Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Lager tray with lady casting poppies, 12″ dia., very good; 4)Humboldt Brewing Co. tray with lady at window, 13″ dia., good to very good; 5) Enterprise Brewing Co. Yosemite Beer tray with woman and horse, 12″ dia., good to very good; 6) Enterprise Brewing Co. Yosemite Lager tray with three gents, 13-1/4″ dia., very good; 7) Union Brewing & Malting Co. Cascade Beer tray with Uncle Sam, 17-1/4″ x 12-1/4″, very good; 8) Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Beer tray with ladies in touring car, 13-1/4″ sq., good; 9) Mathie Brewing Co. Red Ribbon Beer tray with bear, 13-1/4″ sq., good; 10) Ruhstaller Brewery oval tray with gent in smoking jacket, 13-1/2″ x 16-1/2″, good cond.; 11) Hot Diggity Dog Bar 1933 tray with two dogs and a cat, 17-1/2″ x 12-3/4″, good; 12) San Luis Obispo Soda Works oval tray with young girl, 13-1/2″ x 16-1/2″, good to very good with small hole at top; 13) “Fatima” cigarettes self-framed oval sign with Middle Eastern woman, 16-1/2″ x 22-1/2″, fair to good. SIZE: As noted above. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: As noted above, most trays have adhesive hangers applied to backs. 1-8676 PF (1,500-3,000)

TWO HOOD SHOES CARDBOARD DISPLAYS. 1) Folding 3-panel die-cut store display with humorous illustrations of children at play, promoting this company’s line of canvas shoes and “Hygeen Insoles”. 2) Two-part heavy cardboard die-cut counter display with easel-backs for Hood’s “Hygeen Insoles”. Humorous illustrations of child characters promote these canvas and rubber shoe predecessors of today’s “Odor Eaters”. SIZE: 66″ w x 36″ h and 36″ w x 26″ h respectively. CONDITION: 1) Light overall soiling; bends and chips at perimeter edges; repair to break at top of center panel; panels need re-attachment. 2) Good to very good with some soiling and a few corner creases. Display appears to have been manufactured as two separate panels and never attached in the middle. 1-8882, 8883 (800-1,200)

MICHELIN TIRES FLANGE SIGN. Two-sided die-cut metal sign with their logo Michelin Tire Man. SIZE: 22″ w x 23″ h. CONDITION: One side grades good to very good; other side grades good with some surface rust, scattered scrapes and scratches. 1-8809 PF (800-1,200)

GULF GAS PUMP. Classic pump with Gulf decals, plaques, and hose. SIZE: 74” h. CONDITION: Professionally restored with replacement globe. Various scuffs, otherwise generally good. 1-8788 APT (500-900)

FIVE ROLY POLY BROWNIE TOBACCO TINS. Lot includes four Mayo’s tobacco tins featuring “The Singing Waiter”, “Mammy”, “Dutchman”, “Satisfied Customer” and a Dixie Queen plug cut “Storekeeper”. SIZE: Each 7″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Collectively good to very good, with “Storekeeper” showing a bit more wear than the others. 1-8674 PF (500-1,000)

MAYO’S ROLY-POLY “DUTCHMAN” TOBACCO TIN. Figural tin with Dutchman attired in yellow shirt with red scarf. SIZE: 7″ h. CONDITION: Very good; two scratches to the back of his head with some moderate wear to the bottom. 9-94682 PF (250-450)

HUNTLEY & PALMERS “SYLVAN” BISCUIT TIN. Gorgeous twin-handled Art Nouveau styled tin featuring embossed trees set against a pastoral landscape. This tin was produced for the 1908 Christmas season. SIZE: 7-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good, with light wear at handles and some relief areas. 1-8768 PF (150-250)

VICTORY V SWEET MEATS TIN. Figural tin featuring gum advertising in the form of a mantle clock with embossed front depicting Mideastern court scene. SIZE: 14” w x 10-1/2” h. CONDITION: Generally good with wear to gold litho. 1-8932 APT (200-400)

APPROX. 25 MISC TINS. Includes a large Blanke’s lift-top country store bin with equestrian graphics, in fair condition; Corylopsis talcum powder tin; two Massatta talcum powder tins; Colgate’s Dactylis talcum powder tin; Louisette talcum powder tin; Lady Esther talcum powder tin; Babcock’s Corylopsis talcum powder tin; Jergens Oriental talcum powder tin; Babcock’s Cut Roses talcum powder tin; Rich’s Corylopsis talcum powder tin; Massatta salesman sample talcum powder tin; Scherezade talcum powder tin; Rawleigh’s Good Health talcum powder tin; NRG bath powder tin; Toketa face powder tin; Huntley & Palmers “Library” biscuit tin; and a host of others. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Varies, but overall good to very good. 1-8675, 1-8679 PF (300-400)

BUTTER KIST POPCORN MACHINE. This early popcorn vendor by Holcomb & Hoke of Indianapolis is in a mahogany case with glass and nickel construction with marble inserts and sliding doors. It comes with a custom stand/storage area on wheels. SIZE: 68” h x 29-1/2” w x 21-1/2” d. CONDITION: Front glass panel is cracked and milk glass globe has damage, overall very good. 1-8785 APT (600-1,000)

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. Circa 1950s. Black crinkle finish with chrome highlights and marble shelf. SIZE: 17″ h x 14″ w x 16″ d. CONDITION: Very good and working with minor wear. 1-8714 APT (250-350)

INTERNATIONAL TIME CLOCK. Circa 1920s. Tall oak case with carved front and sides. Glass door is reverse painted “Manufactured by International Time Recording Co., Endicott, N.Y., U.S.A.” Augmented by cast iron front with time card slot. SIZE: 49” h x 13-1/2” w x 10-1/2” d. CONDITION: Missing side trim pieces, uniform scratching to original etched dial face. Appears complete but mechanism not tested. 1-8777 APT (300-400)

W. W. BIRD WOODEN SAFE. Combination wood safe bears the lettering “W. W. Bird 1885″ across the top and a hand-painted landscape scene at the bottom. Appears to be of homemade construction. SIZE: Overall: 15″ w x 22″ h x 11” d. CONDITION: Good; missing narrow strip of wood. 1-8881 PF (200-400)

SALESMAN SAMPLE ROAD GRADER WITH ORIGINAL CARRYING CASE. A phenomenal engineering accomplishment, especially in miniature. The Adams Leaning Wheel Grader so named because of the front and back wheels that adjust with the turn of a crank for turning purposes when pulled behind a team of horses or oxen. It features a vast array of working levers and gears allowing for a full range of movement of the blade. Retains original brass plaques on both sides identifying J.D. Adams & Co of Indianapolis. Complete with stiff leather carrying case with original name plaque, fitted with canvas belt and various accessories of unknown purpose. SIZE: 22” l x 7” w. CONDITION: Grader is in very good condition. Case is sound, shows overall wear with some water stains. 1-8682 APT (13,000-15,000)

Revised: 10/27/2008

Additional Information: Lot also includes small printer’s plate mounted to block of wood with detailed image of this very model plow signed in image “J.S. Conant Co.” (in reverse).

SALESMAN SAMPLE SNOW PLOW. Stunning wood and brass construction, this outstanding miniature of a horse drawn machine on skids at front and rear with large V-shaped brass plow at center. Gears and levers adjust the height and angle of the blade as well as level of the skids. Accompanied by original wooden crate with leather handle. SIZE: 31″ l x 8-3/4″ h x 8″ w. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Crate exhibits minor wear. 1-8811 APT (7,500-8,500)

SALESMAN SAMPLE HORSE DRAWN TILLER. Detailed wood construction in old red paint with gold pinstripes. With cast iron gears that enact series of tiller arms (one of the six is missing). SIZE: 21″ l x 13″ w. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Crack to wood cross piece, gears not fully engaging. 1-8880 APT (1,500-2,500)

FRIEDLAND SALESMAN SAMPLE PARLOR STOVE. Elaborate miniature parlor wood stove showing exceptional workmanship. With black cylindrical body and intricately cast nickel plated trim, ormolu top, and Romanesque shield. Mounted to cast stove pad. SIZE: 8” t. CONDITION: Wear to black finish and missing small piece of ormolu trim. Overall very good. 1-8812 APT (1,200-1,500)

BRASS SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE. Rare and unusual brass double convex model with filigree decoration above doors (Fire & Ash). Top has lever for adjusting air intake, base has chimney rising along side. All mounted to a wooden base. SIZE: 11″ h x 7″ w. CONDITION: Very good, missing small triangular door at bottom. 1-8175 AT (400-600)

RED CROSS SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE. Wonderful sheet metal model marked “Red Cross Cooperative Foundry Co. Rochester, NY” in gold. Cylindrical model with removable tapered top and square vent. Doors open to reveal interior works and clean out bin. Round base is incised “Daman’s Patent App For Dec 30, 1924”. SIZE: 18-3/4″ h x 9-1/2″ dia. CONDITION: Very good plus. 1-8163 AT (400-600)

FLORENCE “HOT BLAST” SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE WITH CASE. Nice aluminum model with silver body and rectangular front and “0000”, “R.T. Series” and “C. Emerich of Columbus, O” in various locations on the furnace. Furnace has side mounted cleaning lever and entire furnace has been mounted to a wooden display board. SIZE: 9″ h x 8-1/4″ w. CONDITION: Very good. Case is somewhat warped with a repaired handle. 1-8164 AT (400-600)

HIGH DOME STYLE SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE. Small unmarked sectional aluminum model with central dome above ribbed radiator body, two large doors on front (door hinges loose). SIZE: 9″ h x 8-1/2″ w. CONDITION: Very good. 1-8168 AT (200-300)

MELLOW SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE. Rare cast metal model with sectional pot bellied body behind rectangular front marked “Mellow Furnace St. Louis, MO Mfg. by Libery Foy Co”. Two doors open to reveal interior and pull-out water drawer on round foot. Enclosed in leather case with purple velvet interior. SIZE: 9-1/2″ h x 8″ w. CONDITION: Good with sound construction and allover oxidation. 1-8171 AT (400-600)

HOLLAND SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE WITH CASE. Galvanized sheet metal model, electrified with switch at top and bottom, black cast metal doors marked “250A” and “Holland” with heart shaped vent door on lower. Interior contains conical ceramic piece wrapped in coil springs and circulating fan at top contained in bottom half of velvet lined carrying case. Lower portion of case contains additional parts and pieces. SIZE: 11-1/4″ h x 13-1/2″ w. CONDITION: Very good plus with one lower pipe detached but present. 1-8173 AT (400-600)

HOLLAND SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE. Sheet metal model electrified with switch at top and bottom, black cast metal doors with gold trim reading “Holland No. 250A” with heart shaped vent door on bottom. Interior contains conical ceramic piece wrapped in coil springs with circulating fan at top having four exterior vent tubes (two missing). SIZE: 12″ h x 13-1/2″ w. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8182 AT (300-500)

SUMMIT SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE WITH CASE. Outstanding and unusual aluminum model with see-through plastic housing. Cylindrical housing contains sectional pot bellied body, detailed brass colored front marked “Summit” on central door and side water drawer. Housed in original case with green velvet interior. SIZE: 10″ h x 8″ w. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent, some wear to brass paint with small dent in plastic housing. 1-8183 AT (400-600)

TITAN SALESMAN SAMPLE FURNACE. Cast metal model marked “Titan Super Heater 22-42″ on front door. Cylindrical pot bellied sectional pieces behind rectangular face. SIZE: 12-3/4″ h x 8” w. CONDITION: Overall good, some internal oxidation, missing top door and some wear to paint. 1-8185 AT (100-200)

PEARL OIL PERSONAL HEATER. Blue enameled stove with pierced patterned body with flat top and carrying handle. Tin panel on front states “Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater”. SIZE: 24″ h. CONDITION: Good, with various paint chips and surface rust to trim pieces. 1-8204 AT (300-400)

OUTSTANDING CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD CIGAR STORE INDIAN. Attributed to Samuel Anderson Robb 1851-1928. Chief figure has green, red and white headdress. Red and gold outfit, draped in brown blanket, and carries brown and green items in hand. Accompanied by custom wood plinth base of more recent vintage. SIZE: Figure without base is 58” h; with base is 76” h. CONDITION: Some linseed oil residue and various chips; overall very fine, likely with some layers of old touch up, having been exposed to the elements. 1-8744 APT (10,000-12,000)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Internal measurements are actually 101″ x 50 1/2″ NOT 103″ x 53″

BRUNSWICK BALKE COLLENDER BILLIARDS TABLE. Circa late 1800s. Known as the Improved Union League, this phenomenal table presents a very artistic appearance and features handsomely fluted urn legs with square caps and Egyptian moldings. Finely inlaid with swags and carved with pyramidal cross hatching and horizontal chain patterns. A must for your lavish game room. Please note, though not present at the time of photography, the pockets and corner brackets are included and will be available to the successful bidder. SIZE: 103″ l x 53″ w x 32″ h. CONDITION: Refinished at some point in its life, and the internal wood repainted, but doesn’t show when assembled. There is some wear to bottom of a couple of the feet, but otherwise very good to excellent. 1-8915 APT (8,000-12,000)

CARVED WOOD CUE RACK WITH MIRROR. Tall wall mount cue rack with molded crest, diamond carvings, and floral panels below. Centered with beveled mirror and space for ten cues. SIZE: 37-1/2″ w x 69″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent overall, a few nicks and scratches. Original mirror has small chip in upper left corner. 1-8922 APT (1,000-1,500)

STANDING CUE RACK. Interesting turned oak cue rack with space for 8 pool cues. On four legs terminating in deer hoof type feet. SIZE: 73-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good, possibly refinished with some chips to top finial. 1-8923 APT (800-1,200)

BRUNSWICK BALKE COLLENDER CUE RACK. Wall mount mahogany frame. Top is spring loaded to hold twelve cues in place. Original decal graces top center. SIZE: 37″ w x 48″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent, missing one pad on upper section that holds cues in place. 1-8918 APT (800-1,200)

BRUNSWICK BALKE COLLENDER CUE RACK. Wall mount oak cue rack with dark finish. Retains much of original Brunswick label at top center. Holds twelve cues. SIZE: 32″ w x 53″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some chips and scratches. 1-8919 APT (800-1,200)

OLIVER BRIGGS & SON CUE RACK. Wall mount oak frame with space for twelve cues. Retains original gold decal at top center. SIZE: 34″ w x 56″ h. CONDITION: Generally good to very good. Various chips and scratches with couple extra drill holes. 1-8920 APT (800-1,200)

OAK BILLIARDS BALL RACK. Simple wall mount unit with six shelves, numbered on side with gold decals. SIZE: 19″ h x 19″ w. CONDITION: Various chips and scratches, otherwise very good with nice patina. 1-8921 APT (250-350)

RARE BRUNSWICK BALKE COLLENDER BILLIARDS PRINT. Scarce black and white print picturing the well-attended billiards championships with vignette photos of past champions and then current competitors. Pictured are such luminaries such as Jake Schaefer, William Hoppe, Welker Cochran, and others. Titled “International Balkline Billiard Players” and produced by the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. Housed in what appears to be its original frame. SIZE: 31″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent with some light spotting. 1-8970 APT (2,000-3,000)

BRUNSWICK CAROM OR BILLIARDS TABLE W/ RACK. Circa 1867, this brilliant rosewood table features delicate inlay, drop pendant skirts, and ebonized trim, all on massive square urn feet. This table would be the centerpiece of anyone’s well appointed game room. This is a straight rail table without pockets. The table is accompanied by a marvelous and elaborate cue rack with turned finials and drop pendants. The rack is not original to the table, but of the period. SIZE: Table measures 94″ l x 48″ w x 32″ d. Rack measures 72″ h x 28″ w. CONDITION: Very good overall. Legs have old vertical age cracks, some minor loss of inlay in spots, some minor chips and scratches. Rubber and felt has been replaced. Rack is generally good to very good. 1-8924 APT (10,000-15,000)

LOT OF 2 PHOTO VIEWERS. Late 19th century. Lot includes fine tabletop stereoscope known as Cramb’s Revolving Panoramic that allows individuals to view a series of stereo cards suspended within the burled wood cabinet. One changes the views with the turn of a knob affixed to the side of the cabinet. Lot also contains hand held or table mount Kinora viewer that through cranking a series of photos gives the illusion of motion. Included are three reels. In addition is an “Our Friends” photo album with crushed velvet cover filled with old photos. SIZE: Cramb’s measures 20” h x10-1/2” w x 11” d. Kinora Measures 12-3/4” l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Cramb’s is very good with small split to one eye piece, repair to other and some minor damage to interior rotating panels. Kinora has small crack and minor veneer loss. Reels are generally good. 1-8643, 1-8673, 1-8644 APT (700-1,000)

CARVED WOOD CAROUSEL HORSE. Inside row stander with glass eyes possibly by Dentzel featuring heavily carved flowing mane, spiral carved saddle, and tasseled trimmings. Mounted to wheeled platform. SIZE: 60” l x 60” h. CONDITION: Various chips to wood and some stress cracks. Amateur overpaint and would be a fine candidate for proper restoration. 1-8739 APT (2,000-2,500)

LOT OF APPROXIMATELY 35 BEADED PURSES. An instant collection of various purses with intricate beadwork and fringe with floral patterns and stylized Victorian scenes. Some drawstring closures, others with hinged brass closures. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Lot averages very good. 1-8649 APT (400-800)

LOT OF 4 SOUVENIR SPOON CADDIES W/ SPOONS. Includes four colored glass and silver plate caddies plus a glass container filled with spoons (approximately 75 total). Spoons are a mixture of sterling, continental, and silver plate spoons decorated with enamel scenes. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-8680 APT (400-800)

LOT OF 5 SOUVENIR SPOON CADDIES W/ SPOONS. Four silver plate caddies and one cut glass caddy filled with approximately 60 sterling, continental, and silver plate spoons decorated with enamel scenes. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-8680-1 APT (400-800)

ARCADE WHITE “LAMMERTS” MOVING VAN. Lammerts, a furniture company based in St. Louis, Missouri, ordered a number of these direct from Arcade and had their logos put on the sides. This is a very popular and sought after toy painted in black enamel with gold and silver highlighting with “White” embossed on the sides and grill. Features locking back doors and cast iron nickel-plated wheels. SIZE: 13-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Wheels are replaced, otherwise very good original condition with only traces of Lammerts advertising visible. 1-8586 AT (2,500-3,500)

RARE LION AND HUNTER MECHANICAL BANK. Bank depicts Teddy Roosevelt hunting lion. When lever is pushed Teddy shoots coin at lion, lion springs back and coin is deposited in bank. This elusive bank has great casting and action. Highly desired by most collectors. SIZE: 10-1/2″ l x 7-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with all original parts. Although under black light paint appears original, we feel this bank has an old overall professional paint restoration. 1-8601 MC (2,000-3,000)

J&E STEVENS DARKTOWN BATTERY MECHANICAL BANK. This is a classic! It has much appeal to collectors of black Americana with crossover appeal to sports collectors and also has great action. When the pitcher’s arm is pulled back with coin in hand you then press lever behind catcher, the pitcher pitches the coin at the batter who raises bat and turns head. At the same time, the catcher’s hand and head move and coin is deposited in catcher’s belly. SIZE: 9-3/4″ w x 7″ h. CONDITION: Bank is very good overall. Retains much of its original paint and has original trap. Batter’s arms and bat are replacements. 1-8946 JL (1,200-1,800)

J & E STEVENS PADDY AND THE PIG MECHANICAL BANK. Paddy holds pig between legs and when lever is pushed, coin on pig’s snout is deposited in Paddy’s mouth. SIZE: 8″ h. CONDITION: Very good plus with some minor wear throughout, especially on high points. Bank is all original. 1-8913 MC (800-1,200)

LOT OF TWO CAST IRON BANKS. J&E Stevens Bird on Roof mechanical bank. One of the first produced by J&E Stevens. The form of this bank appeals to bank collectors and folk art collectors alike. When coin is placed on bird’s head, lever is pulled on side of roof and coin is deposited in chimney of house. Second is a Beehive Savings still bank which was produced in England. SIZE: Bird on roof 6″ h. Beehive 7-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Bird on Roof is very good, but appears to be an early restoration. Beehive Savings is very good. Finial is usually broken or missing, this one is intact. 1-8602, 1-8603 MC (400-800)

TWO LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD DOOR STOPS. Highly desirable and sought after fantasy cast iron doorstop depicting Little Red Riding Hood carrying a basket of goodies to Grandma’s house with the big bad wolf looking back at her. Accompanied by a Little Red Riding Hood with Wolf beside her. SIZE: 9″ w x 7-1/2″ h and 7″ h. CONDITION: First is excellent plus with only some minor chipping. Second is partially overpainted. 1-8748, 1-8749 MC (1,500-2,000)

TAYLOR COOK CAST IRON PARROT DOOR STOP. Whimsically painted Taylor Cook parrot in bright enameled colors. We could see how it would be very appealing to a very young child. Fairly scarce door stop. SIZE: 10-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with some light oxidation. 1-8755 MC (600-800)

RARE SPENCER SWAN CAST IRON DOOR STOP. The Spencer swan is extremely hard to find. It has great presence and form. A must for an advanced collector. SIZE: 13-1/2″ w x 8″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some minor wear and discoloration to white of the swan. 1-8754 MC (800-1,000)

CAST IRON HUBLEY DOORSTOP “THE TIGER”. Probably the rarest in the series designed by Fish, is “The Tiger”. A great figure of a man with big boots and a top hat with a plume. SIZE: 9″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some chipping and oxidation under the paint discoloring the figure. 1-8750 MC (800-1,200)

LOT OF TWO MONKEY CAST IRON DOOR STOPS. Consisting of scarce Taylor Cook monkey on a barrel and a Hubley monkey with curled tail. Taylor Cook is painted in bright enameled colors with almost child-like features. Hubley monkey is painted in realistic colors with fine casting. SIZE: 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Taylor Cook has wear throughout and Hubley has chipping on tail and hands. 1-8756 MC (700-1,000)

HUBLEY BOBBY BLAKE DOOR STOP AND CARPENTER DOOR STOP. Very desirable Bobby Blake holding a teddy bear and is designed after the Campbell kids model. Also, from the Alice in Wonderland series, the Carpenter door stop. SIZE: 9-1/2″ t and 5-1/2″ t. CONDITION: Bobby Blake is very good with minor chipping, crazing and overall discoloration. Carpenter is very good. 1-8753, 1-8758 MC (800-1,200)

HOME OF GEORGE WASHINGTON CAST IRON DOOR STOP. Elusive George Washington House door stop is painted in subtle colors of brown and green. Copyrighted in 1925 by A. M. Greenblatt. History of the house embossed on reverse of door stop. SIZE: 10-1/2″ w x 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Some paint loss and discoloration to lawn in front of house, otherwise very good. 1-8752 MC (800-1,200)

ST. CHARLES EVAPORATED MILK FIGURAL CLOCK. Cast iron figural advertising clock of cow marked “St. Charles Evaporated Milk”. SIZE: 8-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with uniform wear to finish. 1-8757 APT (250-350)

RARE LEHMANN TAXI TIN WIND-UP TOY. Scarce and desirable taxi lithographed in yellow with black top and running boards. External taxi meter to left of driver. Has original flag which is usually missing. SIZE: 7″ l. CONDITION: Excellent plus with very little, if any, wear. 1-8827 MC (1,500-2,500)

FABULOUS LEHMANN LILA TIN WIND-UP TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Handsome cab driver steers cart with two women passengers. Lady with umbrella beats dog over the head with umbrella while toy is in motion. Toy is painted in unusual colors, cream and dark blue with copper highlights. Box has multicolored lithographed label. SIZE: 5″ w x 5-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Toy is excellent plus. Box has parts of top side flaps missing. 1-8914 MC (3,500-5,500)

LEHMANN ZULU WIND-UP TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Lithographed black figure driving an ostrich cart. Toy and boy are brightly lithographed. When toy is wound ostrich head swings back and forth. Toy is also a bank and has a slot in back to deposit coins. Box has nice label depicting toy, lithographed in white and blue. SIZE: 7-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition and looks “unplayed-with”. Box is excellent plus. 1-8870 MC (1,400-1,800)

LEHMANN AFRICA TIN FRICTION TOY. African native sits on bright red lithographed cart being pulled by a large ostrich. Toy has unusual mechanism. Rather than wind-up, it has a friction mechanism. Toy also doubles as a bank with slot in back of cart to deposit coins. SIZE: 7″ l. CONDITION: Excellent plus with only very minor oxidation to wheels and cart. 1-8871 MC (600-800)

LEHMANN ALABAMA COON JIGGER WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Probably one of Lehmann’s best selling toys, black figure stands on top of simulated wood planking. When toy is wound he does a dance. Also holds American flag in right hand. Original box has multi-lithographed paper label showing the black man dancing and saying, “Oh My”. SIZE: 10-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Excellent with some minor oxidation. Box has hole in lid, otherwise very good. 1-8840 MC (800-1,200)

LEHMANN DUO WIND-UP TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Very whimsical toy of a rabbit standing on an egg with backpack being pulled by a rooster. Extremely hard toy to find in this condition. Box has blue and white lithographed paper label. SIZE: 7″ l. CONDITION: Toy is excellent plus with extremely bright lithography, virtually “unplayed-with”. Box is fairly square with some foxing and discoloration. 1-8831 MC (1,200-1,800)

FABULOUS LEHMANN MASUYAMA WIND-UP TIN TOY. Classic and desirable Lehmann toy. Coolie pushes rickshaw with Oriental woman. When wound, coolie’s feet shuffle, umbrella twirls and woman fans herself. SIZE: 7″ l. CONDITION: Toy has replaced umbrella and fan, otherwise very good. 1-8836 MC (800-1,200)

LOT OF TWO LEHMANN ZEBRA CARTS, ONE WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Zikra cart, when wound the zebra articulates and driver goes up and down. Accompanied by original box with lithographed paper label. Sold with a Dare Devil zebra cart with the same motion. SIZE: 7-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Zikra is excellent, near mint condition with box in excellent condition. Dare Devil is very good with some minor discoloration and wear. 1-8872, 1-8873 MC (800-1,000)

SCARCE LEHMANN VELLEDA TIN WIND-UP TOY. Car is lithographed in orange with yellow and brown interior with folding seats behind driver. Also has celluloid windshield. Hard toy to find in this condition. SIZE: 9-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Near excellent with a few minor scrapes, some wear to wheels and flag missing on hood of car. 1-8866 MC (600-800)

LEHMANN TERRA SEDAN TIN WIND-UP TOY. Early sedan lithographed in red with black roof has a lithographed chauffeur. SIZE: 9-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Very good with some minor paint loss to roof and missing its flag. 1-8815 MC (700-1,000)

LEHMANN MAN-DA-RIN WIND-UP TIN TOY. Fabulous toy depicting two Chinamen pulling the Man-Da-Rin in sedan type chair. When wound Chinamen shuffle cart, at the same time the Man-Da-Rin pulls the que of leading coolie. This is the later version of toy with handles on outside of Man-Da-Rin’s cart. SIZE: 7″ w x 5-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Excellent with almost no oxidation to gold highlights. 1-8833 MC (1,800-2,400)

EXCEEDINGLY RARE LEHMANN IHI TIN WIND-UP TOY. This very desirable truck has rolled down side curtains and is lithographed in extremely bright colors. An extremely hard toy to find in this condition. SIZE: 6-3/4″ l. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition. Colors are bright and vibrant with only extremely minor scuffs. One curtain weight detached but present. 1-8825 MC (2,000-3,000)

LEHMANN KADI & NU-NU TIN TOYS. Kadi has two coolies carrying a brightly lithographed box. This toy has a friction mechanism. Nu-nu has single coolie carrying lithographed box. This toy has a wind-up mechanism. SIZE: Kadi 7″ l. Nu-Nu 4-3/4″. CONDITION: Both toys are very good to excellent. 1-8835, 1-8877 MC (1,200-1,800)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Small scratches on the right side of carriage.

EXTREMELY SCARCE LEHMANN AMPOL WIND-UP TIN TOY. Depicting Admiral Bird traveling to the North Pole. The umbrella overhead has a map of the Arctic Ocean area on it. When wound Admiral Bird steers the three wheeled cart while his helper spins the umbrella. SIZE: 5-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Lithograph is bright and shiny and toy is in excellent plus condition. 1-8844 MC (1,000-1,500)

TWO LEHMANN BUCKING BRONCHO TIN WIND-UP TOYS. One cowboy is sitting on a white horse and one is sitting on a brown horse. When wound, the bronco tries to buck the cowboy from his saddle. SIZE: 6″ w x 7-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Both in near excellent condition. 1-8841, 1-8843 MC (800-1,200)

LEHMANN MIXTUM WIND-UP TIN TOY. Black figure dressed as a clown drives erratic three wheel cart with back wheels lithographed with optical illusion. Lantern hangs from front of cart. SIZE: 4-1/2″ l x 4-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent condition with some oxidation to driver’s steering wheel and very minor paint loss to edges. Horn is missing. 1-8839 MC (600-1,000)

LEHMANN PETER TIN WIND-UP TOY. This is the counterpart to the Mixtum with a white clown driving an erratic three wheel cart. SIZE: 4-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition with original horn and hanging lantern, usually missing or replaced. 1-8837 MC (800-1,200)

LEHMANN TUT-TUT WIN-UP TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Early open car painted red and white with gray and white wheels and a large figure driving the car. When toy is wound, figure steers car and toots his horn. Very popular toy sold by Lehmann. Box has brightly lithographed label of figure driving car. SIZE: 7″ l x 6-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good plus with minor wear to car and couple of scratches at back of car. Box is very good plus with some minor loss and tears to side of lid. 1-8838 MC (1,500-2,200)

LEHMANN MILLER TIN TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. When a sack of flour is placed on Gustav’s head, he rachets down the pole and the millwings turn, casting a cool breeze on the toy’s operator. SIZE: 16-1/2″ t. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition. One of the nicest we have seen in a long time. Box is very good to excellent. 1-8819 MC (800-1,000)

EXCEEDINGLY RARE LEHMANN COCO TIN TOY. Very early version of Coco tin toy with embossed leaf base. When weight is placed on Coco’s head, he rachets down the palm tree. This toy seldom comes up for auction. Don’t let this island treasure pass you by. SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Very good retaining some of its original finish. Weight may be a replacement? 1-8821 MC (1,200-1,800)

LEHMANN MILLER TIN TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. When a sack of flour is placed on Gustav’s head, he rachets down the pole and the paper millwings turn, casting a cool breeze on the toy’s operator. SIZE: 17-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with minor wear to Miller. Box is also very good. 1-8818 MC (700-900)

SCARCE LEHMANN VINETA FRICTION TIN TOY WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Very unusual monorail car with gyroscope stabilizer mechanism. Brightly lithographed in red, blue and cream. Virtually no oxidation to toy. Extremely hard toy to find. Box has lithographed paper label depicting the monorail picking up passengers. SIZE: 10″ l. CONDITION: Toy is in pristine condition with only very minor edge wear. Box is very good with some minor loss to paper label. 1-8826 MC (1,500-2,500)

FABULOUS LEHMANN AUTOBUS WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Brightly lithographed double decker red bus marked “Lehmann’s Autobus 590” on side. Spoked wheels and great curved stairway to upper decks. Box “Pat’d 1903″, highly lithographed box of bus picking up passengers. SIZE: 8-1/4″ l x 5” h. CONDITION: Bus is in excellent plus condition, still retains high sheen on lithography. One of the nicest ones we’ve seen in a long time. Box also in excellent plus condition with some minor discoloration to staples. 1-8828 MC (2,000-3,000)

LEHMANN AUTOBUS TIN WIND-UP TOY. Rare brown and yellow version of this bus. It is typically red. Typical double decker bus with spiral staircase leading to four seats in the upper level. SIZE: 8″ l. CONDITION: Near excellent with very minor flaking and gold highlights have little oxidation. 1-8830 MC (1,200-1,600)

LOT OF TWO LEHMANN TIN TOYS. Consisting of a Lehmann Express Cart and a Tap-Tap with unusual green cart and lithographed man. This must be a later version of Tap-Tap, not seen in a long time. SIZE: 6″ l. CONDITION: Both in excellent plus condition with extremely bright lithography and toys seem almost “unplayed-with”. 1-8867, 1-8852 MC (800-1,200)

TWO LEHMANN TAP-TAPS AND ONE NA-OB TIN TOYS. Pair of Lehmann Tap-Taps, man pushing wheelbarrow, painted in bright colors. NA-OB figure riding in donkey-drawn cart with brightly lithographed wheels. SIZE: Tap-Taps 5-1/2″ h, NA-OB 6″ l. CONDITION: Overall very good plus with some minor wear. 1-8863, 1-8868, 1-8869 MC (800-1,000)

RARE FRENCH MARKET LEHMANN ANXIOUS BRIDE WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Outstanding example in near mint condition contained within its original box and French label. Devoid of any Lehmann markings and/or other writing, this is a most unusual example and highly desirable to any collector of Lehmann toys. As the driver is hurrying to the church with the “distressed fiancee”, she raises her arm with tissue in hand while bouncing along the cobblestone streets of Paris. SIZE: 8-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Near mint. 1-8823 JL (2,000-3,000)

LOT OF TWO LEHMANN TIN WIND-UP TOYS. Consisting of a Lehmann Rad Cycle, a three wheeled cart with driver. Sold with a Lehmann Autin which is a small box cart with four red wheels and a blue and red driver. SIZE: Rad Cycle 5″ l. Autin 4″ l. CONDITION: Rad Cycle shows overall wear, but still in very good condition. Autin in very good plus condition. 1-8820, 1-8865 MC (600-800)

LEHMANN LILA TIN WIND-UP TOY. Very comical toy. When wound the driver steers three wheeled carriage with two women passengers, a dog in front of cart turns and woman passenger strikes dog with umbrella. SIZE: 5-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Toy is in excellent plus condition with extremely bright enameled colors with very minor oxidation to gold highlights. 1-8850 MC (800-1,500)

LEHMANN PADDY AND THE PIG WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Paddy with hand-painted face, lithographed arms, cloth coat and pants riding a red blanketed pig. This was an ethnic slur against Irishmen, associating pigs with Irishmen. Original box has brightly lithographed label. SIZE: 6″ l x 5-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Excellent plus with slight soiling to Paddy’s clothes. Box is good with separation at corners. 1-8824 MC (1,500-2,500)

SCARCE LEHMANN BAKER AND CHIMNEY SWEEP TIN TOY. Baker rides his three wheel pretzel cart while steering with one hand and holding a ladle in the other hand. The chimney sweep jumps on cart and tries to steal some food while taking a swipe at the baker with a brush broom. Very whimsical and ingenious toy. SIZE: 5″ l x 5″ h. CONDITION: Key on wind-up mechanism replaced and both arms on baker replaced. Otherwise, very good. 1-8855 MC (1,500-2,000)

SCARCE LEHMANN MENSA WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Great small tin delivery truck with three wheels. Very unusual body style. Brightly lithographed with “Lehmann Germany” on roof. Functional opening back door and front wheel can be moved to steer the vehicle in different directions. Extremely cute and hard to find toy. Box has blue and white lithographed label. SIZE: 5-1/2″ l x 2-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Toy is excellent plus with extremely minor scratching on roof. Box is also excellent plus. 1-8829 MC (1,250-2,200)

LOT OF TWO BOXED LEHMANN TOYS. First is a Lehmann Crocodile. Wind the toy and the crocodile waddles along opening and closing his mouth while swinging his tail. Second is the Lehmann Balky Mule. SIZE: Crocodile 9″ l. Mule 7-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Crocodile is near mint. Nicest one we’ve ever seen. Box is excellent. Mule is excellent with minor wear to box. Also has replaced key. 1-8817, 1-8848 MC (800-1,200)

SCARCE LEHMANN AJAX WARRIOR WIND-UP TOY. Warrior has cloth jacket and pants, lithographed head. He holds a club in each hand and when toy is wound, he does somersaults. Very clever and ingenious toy. SIZE: 7″ l. When figure is standing 9″ h. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition with very minor soiling to clothes and slight wear to clubs and arms. 1-8842 MC (1,500-2,000)

LEHMANN ZIG ZAG WIND-UP TIN TOY. Fairly scarce toy and very comical. A black and white man steer a large two wheeled cart. SIZE: 5-1/2″ w. CONDITION: Excellent with some minor oxidation to wheels of cart and steering wheel. 1-8822 MC (1,200-1,600)

LEHMANN ADAM PORTER TIN WIND-UP TOY. Extremely impressive toy because of its size. It is brightly lithographed with hand painted face. This version has the original trunk (toy was sold with or without trunk) which is marked “Adam” on top. SIZE: 8″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with some minor wear to trunk. 1-8832 MC (800-1,200)

LEHMANN GARAGE WITH GALOP RACER AND SEDAN TIN TOYS. Two car garage is highly lithographed with silhouettes of children playing behind garage, with a Galop #1 Racer and green sedan. SIZE: Garage 6-1/2″ w x 4-1/4″ h. Cars are 5-3/4″ l. CONDITION: Garage, racer and sedan are excellent plus with some minor edge wear to sedan. One of the best sets we’ve seen in a long time. 1-8814 MC (500-800)

LEHMANN FLYING BIRD & QUACK-QUACK TIN WIND-UP TOYS. Exceedingly scarce Lehmann toy, the Flying Bird has original paper wings which are almost always damaged or missing. When quack-quack toy is wound mother duck pulls three ducklings sitting in cart. SIZE: Flying Bird 7″ l. Quack-quack 7-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Flying bird is excellent plus with original wings that have minor creases glued. Quack-quack is very good plus. 1-8834, 1-8862 MC (600-1,000)

LEHMANN AHA & LEHMANN EHE TIN WIND-UP TOYS. Aha is an early delivery truck with driver. Ehe is an open bed truck. SIZE: Aha 5-1/2″ l. Ehe 6-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Aha is very good with original back doors, some overall wear to wheels and roof of truck. Ehe is near excellent with very minor wear. 1-8847, 1-8857 MC (800-1,200)

LEHMANN UHU WIND-UP TIN TOY. Toy depicts an amphibious car being driven by a man whose head goes around and around when the toy is in motion. Also has separate headlights and a large windshield. Cleverly has fins on the wheels to propel through water. Because it goes in the water, it is very difficult to find this toy in good condition. SIZE: 9-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Very good plus with some minor scrapings and wear. Missing celluloid windshield. 1-8813 MC (1,200-1,800)

LEHMANN TYRUS TIN WIND-UP TOY. Toy depicts a St. Bernard. When wound, dog shuffles along. A fairly scarce Lehmann toy. SIZE: 6″ w. CONDITION: Very good with overall wear, especially around wind-up key area and key is missing. 1-8846 MC (400-600)

TWO LEHMANN ALSOS, OHO & LOLO TIN TOYS. One Also lithographed in green with a brown driver. Later version lithographed in yellow and red with a green driver. Oho lithographed in green and blue with a brown driver. Lolo is friction driven. SIZE: All are 4″ l. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8858, 1-8859, 1–8860, 1-8861 MC (800-1,200)

LOT OF 2 LEHMANN PLANES W/ OB. Lot includes twin prop military plane #833 in camouflage litho decoration with swastikas on tail fin. Also includes smaller D-Udet single prop fighter plane with swastika on tail fin. SIZE: 7-1/2″ & 6″ wingspans respectively. CONDITION: Planes are very good to excellent with very minor wear. Military plane box has one split corner and minor settling, litho is strong. D-Udet box is generally good with some creasing and corner wear. 1-8874 APT (500-800)

LEHMANN LILA TIN WIND-UP TOY. Very comical toy. When wound the driver steers three wheeled carriage with two women passengers, a dog in front of cart turns and woman passenger strikes dog with umbrella. SIZE: 5-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Toy appears to be all original with some discoloration to figure and some overall wear. Mechanism is inoperative, otherwise very good. 1-8845 MC (400-800)

TWO LEHMANN UNCLE TIN WIND-UP TOYS. Two different versions of the toy. Umbrellas are slightly different. The World Traveler sports a flag in one version and a top hat in the other. When wound the servant spins the umbrella while the Uncle raises his flag or hat. SIZE: 5″ l. CONDITION: Version with flag is excellent with extremely minor wear and missing tiller. Version with top hat is very good plus with some wear to wheels and cart. 1-8853, 1-8854 MC (800-1,000)

TOMBO ALABAMA COON JIGGER WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Toy is made by Ferdinand Strauss and has a very colorful fellow dancing on a box. Character and instructions printed on box. SIZE: 10″ h. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition with box in good condition with corner tears in lid. 1-8808 MC (800-1,200)

LOUIS MARX DAPPER DAN JIGGER WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Dan stands on top of wood plank box and when wound does a comical dance. Box has printed lid with Dapper Dan and instructions. SIZE: 10″ h. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition. Box is good with pieces of lower box missing, some tearing to lid, minor hole and some discoloration. 1-8807 MC (800-1,200)

MARX SPIC COON DRUMMER TIN WIND-UP TOY. When wound up the jazz drummer beats his drum while hitting the cymbals with his foot, and the bass drum beats. SIZE: 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Toy must have been in a place where it was exposed to smoke and heat. Toy is discolored with a heavy greasy substance. May or may not clean up. 1-8766 MC (400-600)

LEHMANN NAUGHTY BOY & MOTOR CAR TIN WIND-UP TOYS. Naughty boy is cute four-wheeled car, when car is wound little boy tries to take controls away from the driver. Very comical toy. Lehmann Motor Car looks like an early horseless carriage with driver steering a tiller stick. SIZE: Both are 5″ l. CONDITION: Both in excellent condition. 1-8851, 1-8864 MC (800-1,000)

LEHMANN SAILOR, HOP-HOP W/OB & BEETLE TIN TOYS. “Mars” Sailor can either gaily shuffle on his head or his feet when wound. Hop-Hop includes original winder which is usually missing, with original box. Beetle is colorfully lithographed. SIZE: Sailor 7-1/2″ h. Hop-Hop 4″ h. Beetle 4″ l. CONDITION: Sailor is excellent. Hop-Hop and box are excellent. Beetle is very good, but inoperative. 1-8816, 1-8849, 1-8875 MC (700-1,000)

LOT OF 8 LEHMANN TIN TOYS. Galop with original box, Jonny with original box, Lulu in original box, Lilo in original box, Climbing Monkey in original box, Tom the climbing monkey, and pair of Aha seals. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Excellent plus. 1-8856, 1-8876 MC (700-1,000)

LOT OF 5 TIN WIND-UP TOYS. Nifty Toonerville Trolley, when wound captain drives the erratic trolley car. Jenny the Balking Mule made by Strauss with original box. Classic toy with a farmer driving a balking mule. Marx Milk Wagon with Horse with original box. Lehmann Masuyama retains original umbrella and fan (missing hood). Lehmann Alabama Coon Jigger dances on simulated wood box (missing flag). SIZE: Trolley 5″ l. Mule 9-1/2″ l. Milk wagon 10″ l. Masuyama 7″ l. Coon Jigger 10″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: All toys are very good. 1-8654, 1-8656-1, 1-8660-1, 1-8664-1 MC (1,400-1,800)

LOT OF 6 LEHMANN TIN TOYS. Naughty boy is a four wheel comical toy. Boy tries to take tiller steering from driver. Express Cart is a man pulling a cart flywheel toy. Kadi has two coolies carrying a lithographed cart. Usually this toy has a friction motor. This is the harder to find wind-up version. Quack-Quack mother pulls three ducklings in cart. Oho is an early car being driven by chauffeur. Uncle is a three wheeled cart being driven by Uncle and servant. SIZE: Naughty boy 5″ l. Express 6″ l. Kadi 7″ l. Quack-Quack 7-1/2″ l. Oho 4″ l. Uncle 5″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Naughty boy is excellent with only minor wear. Express is very good with most of wear to roof of cart. Very good with most of its wear to Chinamen’s faces and cart. Quack-Quack and Oho are in good condition. Uncle is in fair condition with umbrella resoldered and tiller missing. 1-8653, 1-8655, 1-8658 MC (1,400-1,800)

LOT OF 7 EARLY TIN TOYS. Unique Art Jazzbo Jim Dancer on the Roof with original box. Hess Hessmobil which has early friction motor. Circus truck being pulled by elephant and also has 5 original animals. Top of truck opens up into three cages for wild beasts. Unique Art Lincoln Tunnel. Marx Flipo the dog. Wilkins Milk Cart. German penny toy of a man with spinning umbrella. SIZE: Largest 24″ l. Smallest 4″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. One of Jazzbo Jim’s arms is detached with staining on coat and pants. Hessmobil missing steering wheel and one driver. 1-8657, 1-8667, 1-8662-1 MC (800-1,200)

BOXED “IVES MINIATURE RAILWAY SYSTEM” TRAIN SET. A fine turn-of-the-century clockwork engine and tender with a red baggage car and a yellow Iroquois passenger car. All contained within its original segregated cardboard box (distressed). The typical lid depicting a young lad playing with his train with his sister looking on in admiration. SIZE: 20″ l of train set. CONDITION: Overall condition is good to very good with some minor chipping to edges of car roofs, lacking two couplers. 1-8949 HJL (1,750-2,200)

Revised: 10/24/2008

Lot Added

LIONEL MOUNTAIN TUNNEL. Formed and painted tin snowcapped mountain tunnel for your model railroad setup. Mountainside is populated with a variety of bungalows. Marked with Lionel logo in the keystone at the top of each tunnel opening. SIZE: 33″ w x 22-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good with some touch-up and minor paint chips to high spots. 1-8973 APT (400-600)

EARLY CLOCKWORK IVES ALLIGATOR. Featured in the 1880 Ives Blakeslee catalog, this subtle yet ferocious reptile came in two versions. The first, as shown, and the second with a black boy riding upon his back. A most unique and interesting early toy with lifelike actions when wound (spring sprung), this toy is in exceptional original condition, and a rare opportunity for a collector. SIZE: 21″ l. CONDITION: Overall is near excellent. Most likely this version had a black youth on his back, which is no longer present. 1-8950 APT (1,500-2,500)

LARGE CARETTE LIMOUSINE. The largest of the Carette limousines, measuring 15″ in length with glass windows in the passenger compartment, two headlights (missing), and two cowl lamps (missing). This is a most impressive toy. Much attention was paid to detail, such as the luggage rack on roof, tin tires, brake lever, etc. SIZE: 15″ l. CONDITION: Toy appears to have overall old paint restoration, small missing section on luggage rack, mechanism not tested, wheels are loose. 1-8955 JL (1,000-2,000)

PRE-WAR JAPANESE LOCKHEED AIRPLANE. The Japanese often emulated German toys with quality as well as such manufacturers as Lehmann, Gunthermann, Stock, etc. This windup airplane depicts the famous Lockheed Sirius and much attention has been paid to detail, being finely lithographed onto the toy. An intricate mechanism involving a series of gears activates propeller for lifelike action. Toy would greatly be enhanced by a light cleaning and polishing to the finish. SIZE: 10″ wingspan. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Ding on fuselage behind motor. Mechanism in need of lubrication, appears complete and possibly functional. 1-8956 JL (500-1,000)

MARX NEW YORK TIN WINDUP TOY. 1930s toy with die cut lithographed buildings. Images of period autos, boats, and pedestrian attire. Windup action with circling train and plane flying overhead. SIZE: 9″ dia. CONDITION: Good and working. 1-8540 WP (150-250)

UNIQUE ARTIE CLOWN TIN W/U CAR W/ O.B. Beautifully lithographed all tin jouncing jeep type vehicle with Artie and Jo Jo on board. Wild rearing and spinning action and vivid primary colors. SIZE: 7″ l x 9-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. Very clean and bright. Only the most minor scuffs. Box is fair to good. 1-8538 WP (400-600)

LOT OF 2 TIN LITHO TOYS. Lot includes Marx Hometown Movie Theater, tin lithograph box with movie theater decoration. Child would roll through the comic scene portraying the imaginary adventures of brother and sister Bobby and Betty. Also includes tin litho room box likely of German manufacture filled with 19 pieces of tin furniture for various rooms. SIZE: Each is 5” w x 3-1/2” h. CONDITION: Each shows slight fading and wear, otherwise good to very good. 1-8767, 1-8774 APT (400-600)

LOT OF 14 TOYS. Includes Chien Ferris Wheel with original box, Borden’s Milk Wagon by Rich Toys, Mambo Monkey by Unique Arts, and more. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Varies from fair to excellent. 1-8661, 1-8662-2, 1-8663 MC (1,400-1,800)

LOT OF 11 TIN TOYS. Marx Amos & Andy Fresh Air Taxi. Very comical toy, when wound car shakes and figures bounce in their seats. Maggie with rolling pin is probably part of a larger toy. Includes Popeye with birdcages, B.O. Plenty, G.I. Joe and the K-9 Pups, Funny Faced walker and Marx PD Motorcycle. As well as Marx Ring-A-Ling Circus, when wound the ringmaster spins and points to animals to perform for him. Also, Lil Abner Band. When Daisy May plays piano Lil Abner dances while Mammy Yokum orchestrates. This is one of Unique Arts’ best selling toys. Also, Marx Climbing Fireman with original box and Honeymoon Express with train going through tunnels and around track, with original box. SIZE: Ranges from 2-1/2″ to 20″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Ranges from good to near excellent. Taxi has some minor fading to one side of figures. Side flaps and part of end box missing from Fireman box. 1-8656, 1-8664, 1-8659, 1-8660, 1-8662 MC (1,400-1,800)

ALTHOF BERGMAN TIN ELEPHANT PULL TOY. Circa 1880s, this hollow bodied elephant is being led by his trainer. The duo is mounted to a tin platform with spoked wheels. SIZE: 9″ l x 6″ h. CONDITION: Significant overall paint flaking and slight bending of platform. Overall fair to good. 1-8769 APT (400-800)

FIVE ANIMATED CLOCKS. Including an animated German butcher when running the butcher chops meat with a woman assisting, a Lux organ grinder and performing monkey and Lux organ grinder and performing bear, United Electric bartender shaking cocktail clock and a blinking eye black man clock. SIZE: Approx. 6″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall fair to very good. Some mechanisms are inoperative; may just need oil. Some are missing winders and/or knobs in back. 1-8681 MC (500-1,000)

MINIATURE HORSE-DRAWN HEARSE. Early creation in pine with glass insert windows, spring shocks, opening back doors and front axles and wheels pivot on a brass pivot ring. Interior is lined in red felt and other fabric and both viewing windows have velvet curtains with silver fabric tassels. SIZE: 26-1/2″ l x 6-1/2″ w. CONDITION: Generally good to very good, replaced spokes on three wheels. 1-8330 AT (300-400)

LOT OF TWO MINIATURE CANNONS. Decorative cannons with brass barrels mounted to wooden carriages. Barrels are stamped illegibly with various numbers and letters with the larger cannon hand stamped “Made in U.S.A.”. Larger cannon includes hinged ammo box. SIZE: 8″ l and 13″ l respectively. CONDITION: Generally very good, larger cannon has minor cracks to wheels. 1-8331 AT (100-200)

WOODEN ROCKING HORSE. Child’s toy of stylized wood-and-masonite horse body in red with black trim. On spring platform for a rockin’ good time! SIZE: 34″ l. CONDITION: Very good, with possibly replaced handles. 1-8444 AT (50-100)

LOT OF FOUR ANIMALS. Lot consists of two cloth covered standing lions; one papier-mache and the other stuffed with both having glass eyes and fur manes. Also included in the lot are two felt-covered camels; one being a clockwork nodder (mechanism not working) and the other being a wheeled animal. Both camels have been outfitted in identical burgundy velvet blankets with beaded sequin fringe. SIZE: Lions: 34″ l and 24″ l respectively. Camels: 24″ l each. CONDITION: All four animals are generally good. There is some settling of papier-mache in paw area as well as missing its tail, the stuffed lion shows some matting to fur. There is some wear and soiling to the felt of the camels and the wheeled camel is missing one eye. 1-8485, 1-8491 AT (200-400)

LARGE B & O SCALE MODEL STEAM ENGINE AND TENDER. A most intricate and elaborate scale model with 3-1/2″ (inside) track dimension. Engine is a 2-6-0 outline with 8 wheel tender. Without a doubt this train was meant to operate as the water tank was in the tender with connection running from rear of engine and a very complex side rod as well as valve system which appear to be intact. Perhaps the engine of the 1860s period with a huge brass lantern affixed above the boiler front and a gargantuan funnel smoke stack typical of this period. Looking in engine cab one can see a number of valves and levers to control the steam, speed and perhaps forward/reversing mechanism. Great attention is paid to all details especially little points that are commonly overlooked in creating a scale model. Included with this engine and tender is its own floor model case. SIZE: Approx 42″ l x 12″ h. Case: 47″ w x 14″ d 51″ t. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus condition, cow catcher detached but present. 1-8307 JL (3,000-4,000)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Possible touch-up to locomotive (on roof of cab).

5-PIECE BUDDY L OUTDOOR TRAIN SET. Fresh from the attic, this train set has been tucked away for countless years and consists of the engine, tender, boxcar, gondola, and caboose along with two pieces of original Buddy L straight track. Engine is in very fine original condition and would be greatly enhanced by a light cleaning. The tender appears to be an old repaint, and the three cars are in good to very good original condition. SIZE: Approx. 8 feet in length total. CONDITION: Overall as described above. 1-8957 JL (800-1,200)

BUDDY L OUTDOOR RAILROAD ENGINE, TENDER & TRACK. Fresh from the attic, this Buddy L engine and tender is an old repaint from 40-50 years ago. Engine and tender appear complete, and in sound condition, but perhaps one could restore it to its original beauty. Included in this lot are 5 pieces of original Buddy L straight track and 9 pieces of the more elusive Buddy L curved track. SIZE: 44″ l. CONDITION: Overall condition of metal is sound. 1-8957-1 JL (400-600)

LARGE SCALE MODEL TRAWLER “CHIBA STAR”. Perhaps one can envision taking this out to the pond and firing up the electric motor for a day of enjoyment with one’s son. Countless hours went into the creation of this unique and wonderful boat. Strict attention was paid to detail and it is evident when one closely examines this trawler that they would be envious of the abilities to create such a wonderful and extraordinary piece. A lifelike recreation. It was a true joy of Mr. Gaba when he completed this boat and presented it to his wife. SIZE: 48″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. 1-8733 MC (1,500-2,500)

GAS POWERED OPEN AIR VEHICLE. Circa 1960s-70s. Perhaps a parade vehicle/go-kart in the style of a Ford Model T. Black metal body with red vinyl seat, red spoke wheels with pneumatic tires. SIZE: 72″ l x 34″ w x 36″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Tear in seat, tube for back left tire needs replacing, motor not tested. 1-8971 APT (2,500-3,500)

SELDOM SEEN AUTOMATIC TOY WORKS ACROBATIC TOY. A most visually appealing toy as well as mesmerizing during operation, this clockwork toy from the 1870s-1880s features an acrobatic gentleman upon a high bar performing his gymnastic feats. A large tin painted box concealing the clockwork mechanism with a patent date of July 15, 1873 is attached to the right A-frame. An ingenious mechanism and counterweight allows this gentleman to perform a lifelike routine. No wonder these toys were not only for children, but for adults as well in the parlor after dinner. Heavy wire A-frames are attached to a beveled oak base, the acrobat himself a combination of lead hands, wood body, and papier mache, dressed in a gymnastic outfit of the era. SIZE: 14″ h x 9″ w x 8″ d. CONDITION: Toy appears to be all-original, except clothing (due to the frailty of the fabric and the age of the toy) the outfit has likely been replaced. 1-8953 APT (6,500-8,500)

EARLY PAPIER MACHE NODDING FRENCH BULLDOG. Perhaps meaner than a junkyard dog, this vicious 4-legged creature will certainly bring fear to your dolls’ hearts. An earlier model with extensive facial features and glass eyes, this life-like “Fido” will growl at anybody in close proximity when his chain is pulled. A simulated growl / barking occurs as his mouth opens and he bares his teeth. Made for a number of years by different manufacturers, this example is one of the early models with well defined features including ribs, backbone and muscular hindquarters. SIZE: 21″ l. CONDITION: Overall good to very good, some distressing to papier mache and exterior flocking. 1-8906 JL (2,000-3,000)

“RABBIT IN CABBAGE” AUTOMATON. A most charming and whimsical clockwork toy, the little fellow peers out of the cabbage patch with his ears twitching and chomping away on a little morsel. While the music plays, our little friend twitches about and looks around, when he is suddenly startled and disappears quickly back into the cabbage patch. Rubber stamped on bottom “MADE IN AUSTRIA”, this is very similar if not identical to the DeCamp model…surely this wonderful toy has been made over many years by many companies. SIZE: 9″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good, untouched and in proper working order. Some light soiling and minor fading to cloth cabbage. 1-8912 JL (1,250-1,750)

RARE SCHOENHUT ST. CLAIR DAIRY CO. MILK WAGON. During the 1920s and early 1930s the famed Schoenhut Toy Co. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, produced several different milk and bread wagons. Surely some of these were direct special orders, such as the Western Maryland Dairy Wagon and, more than likely, this particular example. It is believed that the St. Clair Dairy was in the Illinois area and to date this is the only known example of this milk wagon! Similar in nature & design to one of the Alderney’s versions and the Western Maryland version, the only difference being the graphics. Basically in untouched, as-found condition, this wagon is complete with driver, milk crate, and a brown horse (lacking some of original leather trappings). A unique opportunity to purchase a rare and desirable milk wagon produced by the Schoenhut firm. SIZE: 23″ l. of wagon. CONDITION: Basically in untouched, as-found condition; wagon shafts appear to be repainted or possibly replaced, driver lacking hat/cap. 1-8907 JL (4,500-6,500)

RARE SCHOENHUT SUPPLEE MILK WAGON. During the 1920s and early 1930s the famed Schoenhut Toy Co. of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, produced several different milk and bread wagons. This wagon, basically in untouched, as-found condition, came directly out of a West Chester, PA attic from the estate of an elderly lady. Truly one of the more desirable and visually appealing milk wagons produced by the Schoenhut firm. Original wooden milk case is included, but unfortunately the horse is not present. SIZE: 24″ l. CONDITION: Very good original condition in need of a cleaning with some blistering to paint finish on sides of wagon. 1-8954 APT (1,000-2,000)

FANTASTIC SCHOENHUT CIRCUS WITH ORIGINAL TENT & 16 FIGURES. Lot includes glass-eyed giraffe, painted-eyed lion, 3 clowns, ringmaster, hobo, glass-eyed zebra (overpainted), 2 glass-eyed donkeys (one lacking tail), glass-eyed crocodile, glass-eyed leopard, glass-eyed camel, painted-eyed elephant and painted-eyed monkey. Also has chairs, ladder, etc. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Figures are good to very fine. Tent very good with some discoloration and minor tears. 1-8651 MC (1,200-1,600)

FABULOUS LOT OF 6 EARLY SCHOENHUT GLASS-EYED ANIMALS. Includes a scare white polar bear, a billy goat, a ferocious leopard, a growling tiger, a cute poodle and a wooly bison. SIZE: All about 7″ l. CONDITION: All are very good to near excellent. 1-8651-1 MC (1,200-1,600)

Revised: 10/27/2008

Additional Information: The back door/gate to this wagon is replaced.

SCARCE SCHOENHUT CAGE WAGON AND SEVEN FIGURES. Cage wagon plus a glass-eyed giraffe, a glass-eyed show horse, a bisque headed acrobat, a bisque headed ringmaster, a glass-eyed elephant with blanket and an early mask-faced clown, a glass-eyed donkey and a chair in original box. SIZE: Cage wagon 9″ w x 9-1/4″ h. Figures up to 10-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. 1-8651-2 MC (1,200-1,600)

HIDE COVERED ROCKING HORSE. Nice early rocking horse in beige hide with flowing horse hair mane and tail, wooden snout and hooves, leather trappings and saddle, and addition of Navajo type blanket. Mounted to wooden base in old red paint. SIZE: 39″ l x 30″ h. CONDITION: Generally fair to good with separation at neck, wear to hide, and uniform wear to base. 1-8963 APT (700-900)

EARLY STEIFF BLACK COACHMAN’S ATTENDANT. This gentleman is one of 5 Steiff figures to be offered directly from the estate of the original owners. A copy of the original picture showing the coach, horses and 5 Steiff figures will be given with each lot. This particular gentleman has side-glancing glass eyes, retains his original Steiff button and is in all original, untouched condition with only minor soiling and/or staining to his outfit. This is a rare opportunity to buy Steiff dolls of this magnitude and provenance!! SIZE: 16″ t. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. 1-8904 MC (2,000-4,000)

EARLY STEIFF COACHMAN. This gentleman is one of 5 Steiff figures to be offered directly from the estate of the original owners. A copy of the original picture showing the coach, horses and 5 Steiff figures will be given with each lot. This particular gentleman has glass eyes, retains his original Steiff button and is in all original, untouched condition with only minor soiling and or staining to his outfit. This is a rare opportunity to buy Steiff dolls of this magnitude and provenance!! SIZE: 21″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good, some soiling to face, lacking two buttons on vest, sleeves of overcoat torn at seam. 1-8904-2 MC (1,500-2,500)

EARLY STEIFF OFFICER AND HIS WIFE. This couple are two of 5 Steiff figures to be offered directly from the estate of the original owners. A copy of the original picture showing the coach, horses and 5 Steiff figures will be given with each lot. Officer has shoe button eyes and woman has glass eyes, both retain original Steiff button and are in all original, untouched condition with only minor soiling and/or staining to outfits. This is a rare opportunity to buy Steiff dolls of this magnitude and provenance!! SIZE: 22″ and 17″. CONDITION: Both are good to very good. Lady has small moth hole below right eye, lacking left arm and slight soiling to face. Officer has slight fading to outfit, lacking 3 buttons and left arm under white sash needs to be reattached at shoulder. 1-8904-1 MC (2,500-4,500)

EARLY STEIFF BLACKSMITH. This gentleman is one of 5 Steiff figures to be offered directly from the estate of the original owners. A copy of the original picture showing the coach, horses and 5 Steiff figures will be given with each lot. This particular gentleman has shoe button eyes, retains his original Steiff button and is in all original, untouched condition with only minor soiling and or staining to his outfit. This is a rare opportunity to buy Steiff dolls of this magnitude and provenance!! SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with soiling and minor staining to face and minor hair loss at top of head. 1-8904-3 MC (1,500-2,500)

PARKER CAROUSEL HORSE. Outside row jumper with carved saddle, blanket, and fringe. Saddle is carved with ear of corn at back, dead game rabbit underneath, and rifle at side. Complete with original Parker horseshoes, glass eyes, jewels, carved mane and tail, and is mounted to a contemporary base. SIZE: 59″ l x 51″ h. CONDITION: Older park repaint with various chips and stress cracks. Overall very good. 1-8966 APT (1,500-2,500)

20TH CENTURY CAROUSEL HORSE. Heavily carved carousel horse, possibly created in Mexico. Features scale armor, carved saddle, face shield, and family crests. With glass eyes and teeth bared, he stands with right foreleg rasied. Mounted to modern wheeled display platform. SIZE: 68″ h x 60″ l. CONDITION: Generally very good with modern repaint, various stress cracks to midsection. 1-8229-1 APT (750-950)

20TH CENTURY CAROUSEL HORSE. Heavily carved carousel horse, possibly created in Mexico. Features glass eyes with carved mane, saddle, blankets with rosettes and criss-cross patterns, and spiked face shield. Left foreleg raised and head facing downward. Mounted to modern wheeled display platform. SIZE: 64″ h x 65″ l. CONDITION: Generally good, with modern repaint, some stress cracks to midsection and small amount of damage to one ear. 1-8229 APT (750-950)

15″ STEIFF “CENTER SEAM” TEDDY BEAR. Perhaps this fellow’s attitude can best be described as dignified and proper, and yet affable. Always highly desirable, this early “center seam” bear with hump on his back and shoe-button eyes has faded with age from an apricot to a honey color. Fresh to the market, he shows typical signs of his age such as minor sporadic fur loss, settling of excelsior stuffing in places and slight thread loss to nose. No apparent dryrot; unfortunately he no longer retains his ear button but he still retains his charm. SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good plus, some restitching to felt pad on left foot. 1-8911 JL (2,000-3,000)

EARLY CHOCOLATE 9″ STEIFF BEAR. A petite, lovable bear with a face that says, “Who, me?”. In as found untouched condition directly from an attic out of the coal regions of Pennsylvania, this diminutive fellow retains his button as well as a large amount of his chocolate / cinnamon(?) fur and his felt pads are intact other than a few small moth holes. Shoe button eyes, hump on back, black stitched nose and a cocked head further add to his appeal. SIZE: 9″ t. CONDITION: Very good plus. Right leg has had amateur old repair at hip by original owner and is stitched back into place. 1-8909 MC (1,250-2,250)

12″ 1920’s APRICOT BEAR. Delightful small apricot bear with jointed limbs, long arms, back hump, glass eyes and excelsior stuffed. He has hand-stitched nose and original felt pads. SIZE: 12″ h. CONDITION: Very good, with some mohair loss around eyes, nose, and seams. 1-8535 JL (700-900)

HEUBACH POUTY. Excellent example of a Heubach Pouty with uniform bisque, flyaway eyebrows and finely detailed facial features. She is on a pink ball-jointed composition body having antique mohair wig with curled braids and wearing a newer cotton outfit. SIZE: 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Body overall is very fine plus, with minor touch-up at joints and repainting to hands. Just a minute hint of a nose rub but not a detraction. 1-8889 JL (1,500-2,500)

HORSE AND JOCKEY MARROTTE. Horse and jockey are mounted upon a wooden stick, which is also a whistle. When shaken, a life-like galloping appearance would transpire and the bellows (hidden under horse) would whinny, further enhancing the appeal of this most unusual marrotte. The rider with bisque head and glass eyes is fancifully dressed and the glass-eyed hide-covered horse’s torso and head still retain original trappings. SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine to near mint, minor paint loss to wooden legs of jockey, bellows inoperative. 1-8810 JL (1,000-1,500)

24″ S & H 1488 CHARACTER CHILD. Cherubic, perhaps a demure face make this a captivating child character. Fine quality bisque, feathered eyebrows and blue glass sleep eyes, along with a deeply incised closed mouth, add to this character’s charm and appeal. She is on a child ball-jointed composition body (marked “Excelsior”), wearing a newer character style dress that is appropriate for her. SIZE: 24″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent, slight scuff to bisque on right temple. 1-8879 JL (4,000-5,000)

15-1/2″ BEBE MOTHEREAU. Extremely unique and a rare doll most commonly found on composition bodies, this particular example appears to be all original and on a straight wristed metal body, marked “B4M” on rear of head. As typical with most dolls she is jointed at shoulders, elbows, knees and hips, but the body being of hollow metal construction and strung accordingly. Fine pale bisque with extreme threaded blue paperweight eyes, slight mauve shadow and a mouth similar to a Mona Lisa smile further enhance the originality of her French bebe costume and skin wig! An exceptional opportunity for collector as well as dealer to add this fascinating French bebe to their collection or doll inventory. SIZE: 15-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus, some wear and flaking of paint to metal body. 1-8893 JL (12,500-17,500)

RARE 18″ A.M. FANY. The best of the best, this all original largest size ever made, this appealing character doll is a must-have for any serious doll collector! Contained on the proper chunky composition body with original finish and straight wrists. Marked on rear of the head “231 FANY A. 5 M.” he has pale bisque with well defined features such as large ears, arched eyebrows, blue glass sleep eyes and a pouty mouth, which make this a highly sought-after character doll. SIZE: 18″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus, some minor wear at fingertips and minute chip at neck socket. 1-8908 JL (7,500-9,500)

29″ FG FASHION WITH PARASOL. Stunning, impressive, extraordinary…this French fashion is all of these. Pale bisque, threaded blue paperweight eyes, fine decorated facial features are just a few of this young lady’s attributes. Costumed in a more recent fanciful French fashion outfit and composed on a gusseted kid French body. Both rear of head and shoulder plate are incised “11”. SIZE: 29″ h. CONDITION: Overall condition excellent, kid leather body intact showing only minor wear. 1-8894 JL (4,500-8,500)

DEPOSE E11J JUMEAU BEBE WITH TRUNK. Pale bisque, well defined mouth, and amber eyes are just a few of this French bebe’s attributes that make her highly sought after by collectors. She is on a straight wristed marked Jumeau composition body with original finish, still retaining original coil spring in head, and wearing antique French shoes with rosettes (one absent) and a replica French bebe dress in pale blue. Accompanied by a trunk containing another replica French bebe dress and other assorted goodies such as mirror, gloves, curling iron, brush, etc. SIZE: 23″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus, typical minor wear, some minor wear to body. 1-8886 JL (5,000-7,000)

SIZE 1 TETE JUMEAU. Exceptional quality with flawless bisque and blue paperweight eyes, this cabinet sized young lady is on a marked straight wristed Jumeau body. Finely painted features such as eyebrows, eyelashes and mouth further enhance the desirability of this doll. SIZE: 9-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. 1-8896 JL (5,500-8,500)

Fre A 15 STEINER BEBE. Nicely colored bisque enhanced by blue paperweight eyes and a fanciful French Bebe silk and lace drop waisted dress. This young lady is on a composition clockwork walker body with mama papa bellows. Body is rubber stamped “Le Petit Parisien” indicating she is a walking model with special underpants to make the walking process easier. Ex-Mildred Seeley collection. SIZE: 24″ t. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus, some minor body touch up. 1-8902 JLO (4,000-6,000)

CABINET SIZED BRU SMILING FASHION. With piquant facial features, this young lady is on a straight legged kid body with cloth arms and delicate bisque hands. Marked on the rear of head “A”, retaining her original Bru boots marked “00” and wearing her original dress with train (some distress to fabric). Beautiful pale bisque, gray-blue paperweight eyes and, of course, the trademark Bru smile adorning her face. SIZE: 11-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus. 1-8742 JL (2,500-3,500)

RARE 18″ CUP & SAUCER ROHMER FASHION. An out-of-the-ordinary Rohmer fashion, she has a cup and saucer neck, wooden upper arms / bisque lower arms and a hollow metal body jointed at the hips and knees. Kid is wrapped around the torso attaching the bisque shoulder plate and has oval stamp on chest. Extremely pale bisque accentuated by cobalt blue paperweight eyes, finely detailed facial painting and an expression befitting a lady of her time period. Wearing an antique polished cotton striped print two-piece ensemble with matching hat and a wonderful pair of antique lace-up boots marked “C.C.” on soles SIZE: 17″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent, with one finger, thumb and fingertip repair on left hand. 1-8888 JL (6,500-9,500)

CABINET SIZED BRU Jne 4. Brown-eyed bebe on a chevrot body with the hint of a tongue, this young lady features perfect bisque hands, antique aqua outfit and appropriate antique Bru style shoes. Doll is marked “BRU Jne 4” on head and “BRU Jne 2″ on shoulder plate, which is appropriate and correct. Her fine complexion and darker brown eyes accented by her blond mohair wig make her most appealing and desirable. SIZE: 13” h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus, some minor wear to outfit, kid body slightly soiled. 1-8897 JL (15,000-20,000)

RARE AND ELUSIVE BSW “WENDY” WITH ORIGINAL BOX. Aesthetically appealing, demure, enchanting are just a few of the words that describe this rare character doll by BSW. She appears to be all original from head to toe on a pink composition body and contained within a marked BSW box labeled “Mon Petit Coeur”. Delicate features, peaches-and-cream bisque, pale blue glass sleep eyes, and a fine mohair wig with coiled braids. Highly sought after by collectors, one rarely has the chance to buy such an exquisite doll with its original box! SIZE: 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine to near mint original condition. 1-8890 JL (14,000-18,000)

DEPOSE JUMEAU SIZE 9 BEBE. Bisque socket head marked “Depose Tete Jumeau” with deep blue glass paperweight inset eyes, eyeliner and shadowing, painted lashes, thick brush stroke brows, closed mouth, applied pierced ears, and blonde mohair wig, cork pate, and coil spring in head. She is on a fully jointed French composition and wooden body wearing a maroon and aqua silk frock with lace trim, and marked Depose silk slippers with bees. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Bisque is free of damage, body shows some ear at joints and fingertips. 1-8968 APT (7,000-9,000)

DEPOSE JUMEAU SIZE 8 BEBE. Bisque socket head with great modeling, blue glass paperweight inset eyes with a hint of shadowing, brush stroke feathered brows, closed mouth with shaded lips, separately modeled, applied pierced ears, blonde mohair wig-over-cork pate with coil spring in head. On fully jointed marked composition and wooden body with straight wrists wearing her original silk and velvet couturier costume with lace trim and leather shoes marked “C.M.” SIZE: 18″ h. CONDITION: Bisque is without damage, original body finish with only slight wear at joints and fingertips. 1-8967 APT (7,000-9,000)

JULES STEINER A-13 BEBE. Circa 1890, this gorgeous Bebe Steiner has bisque socket head (marked “A 13 Le Parisien Paris”), large blue glass paperweight inset eyes, painted lashes, brush stroke and feathered brows, closed mouth, pierced ears, and blond mohair wig. She is on a fully jointed French composition body with straight wrists and wearing an antique winter costume consisting of black floral print dress, undergarments, embroidered brown wool cape with fur collar and matching fur cap, and brown leather boots with rosettes marked C.M. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good with original body finish and a small 1″ tight hairline at top of forehead (covered by wig). 1-8969 APT (2,500-3,000)

RARE JDK 206 CHARACTER CHILD. The firm of Kestner made a series of rare and desirable character dolls known as the 200 series. This particular example, a #206, has an expression to melt one’s heart. On a pink ball-jointed composition body with blue glass sleep eyes, flyaway eyebrows and an ever-so-slight crooked smile. She is wearing a fanciful white cotton lace-like dress, antique pink leather shoes, and retains her original mohair wig with right and left braids forming buns over her ears. SIZE: 12″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent, paint touch-up to right hand, left composition thigh has had extensive repair. 1-8878 JL (7,500-9,500)

FINE FRENCH FASHION CONTAINED WITHIN PRESENTATION BOX. Swivel neck French fashion on gusseted kid body adorned in a stylish wool outfit and accompanied by a second outfit…a first communion outfit(?). Pale bisque with lined blue paperweight eyes and finely detailed facial painting make this a most stunning and impressive doll. Outfits appear to be all original with possible exception of shoes. SIZE: 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good to near mint. 1-8892 JL (1,200-1,500)

F. 6 G. FRENCH BEBE. A fine FG with mauve shadowing, pale bisque, the hint of a tongue from her closed mouth and generally a winsome look about her face. This young French Bebe is on a straight wristed composition body with a skin wig, antique leather shoes, and two Bebe outfits with matching hats of more recent vintage. SIZE: 16″ t. CONDITION: Overall very good. Body shows signs of repainting and slight whiteness to tip of nose. Minor color loss to rear of right ear. 1-8901 JLO (6,000-8,000)

KLEY & HAHN No.521 CHARACTER BOY. Irresistible intaglio-eyed character male child with an abundance of facial molding and painted hair. On a German ball-jointed composition body, he is dressed in a white wool sailor suit with matching cap. An unusual mold number and this young man would be a great addition for anyone who collects German character children. SIZE: 16″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine plus, some crazing to composition body, leather shoes show minor distress. 1-8885 JL (1,250-2,250)

TWO JDK DOLLS AND A FRENCH FASHION. The first being a JDK 143 character child on a ball-jointed composition body, and the second being a JDK close-mouth swivel neck shoulder head doll on kid body. Third doll being a swivel neck French fashion on a straight legged kid body. She is pale bisque, with cobalt blue paperweight eyes and finely painted features. She is dressed in a fanciful fashion outfit of more recent vintage. SIZE: First: 13″ h. Second: 16″ h. Third: 15″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: All overall very good plus. 1-8646, 1-8645 JL (1,250-2,250)

10-1/2″ FRENCH FASHION DOLL. Cabinet sized French fashion, most likely by the firm of F.G., she is on a straight-legged kid body and dressed in an elegant velvet costume of newer vintage. Finely feathered eyebrows, blue paperweight eyes, and a pursed mouth make this young lady most beguiling. SIZE: 11″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good plus. 1-8743 JL (1,000-1,500)

14″ CIRCLE DOT BRU. Desirable cabinet sized French bebe with fabulous bisque, slight mauve shadowing, amber paperweight eyes, original skin wig (not fully removed) and an original French bebe dress. On a kid body (minor wear) with bisque lower arms, which are perfect, her mouth slightly parted with hint of a tongue, typical of a Circle Dot Bru. This young lady has a look of doe-eyed innocence which makes her most appealing. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Overall condition is excellent with a hint of whiteness to nose. As typical with early dolls such as this, sometimes some light “dustiness” to bisque is present. Minute chip to bisque at earring hole on underside of right ear and a small patch to kid at shoulderplate on arm. 1-8898 JL (12,000-16,000)

24″ JUMEAU WOOD-BODIED FASHION. A marvelous example with a fully articulated wooden body including bisque lower arms! Pale bisque, feathered eyebrows, expressive mouth with painted highlighting and well defined, life-like lower arms and hands. She retains an extraordinary bridal gown with a multitude of intricate applique, lace, pearl-like beadwork and a long elegant train. SIZE: 21″ h. CONDITION: Overall very fine, minute firing flaw on bridge of nose. 1-8895 JL (5,000-10,000)

KAMMER & REINHARDT 114 CHARACTER DOLL. Delightful cabinet size character boy with painted facial features and a pouty expression. He is on a jointed wood and composition body wearing a thick cotton outfit with short sandy blonde mohair wig. SIZE: 9″ h. CONDITION: Bisque is good. Body is loosely strung with repairs at knee joint and right hand and missing left thumb. Doll and outfit would benefit from a light cleaning. 1-8959 APT (1,250-1,500)

SIMON & HALBIG 1294 CHARACTER CHILD WITH CLOCKWORK EYES. Most commonly used for store displays, these rare dolls with side-glancing clockwork eyes were used to draw attention to goods being sold. This particular example has a life like expression with an open mouth, mohair wig and when wound, eyes that would move from left to right for several hours before needing to be rewound. Usually found on composition baby bodies, this bisque headed example is on a ball jointed composition child body. SIZE: 31″ t. CONDITION: Body is in good to very good condition with normal wear at joints with some old repairs at joints. Bisque head appears free of any damage. Clockwork mechanism in working order. 1-8903 JLO (1,000-2,000)

CONTA & BOEHME CHINA HEAD DOLL. Unusual china head doll from the 1860’s-1870’s. A serene look about her, her hair is drawn into two curls, twirled and made into a bun on the back of her head. Wearing an antique flower print dress affixed to a leather and cloth body. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good, some wear to eyebrows and braids on rear of head. 1-8891 JL (500-1,000)

FRENCH PAPIER MACHE LADY. This Biedermeier papier mache on a straight kid body is adorned with a delicate white cotton bridal outfit and wearing a beautiful cathedral length veil…just waiting for her betrothed at the altar. Painted blue eyes and light brown wig covering her trademark black pate further enhance her charm. SIZE: 13″ h. CONDITION: Very fine plus. 1-8887 JL (500-800)

COMPOSITION AUTOMATED NOVELTY DOLL. Flapper girl dressed in crepe skirt and swimsuit top with matching headpiece. She has painted facial features and sandals. When wound, clockwork mechanism in chest makes her bosoms shake. SIZE: 18” t. CONDITION: Crazing to arms and some scattered chips to body finish. Overall good to very good and fully functional. 1-8931 APT (300-400)

ALT, BECK & GOTTSCHALK VICTORIA PARIAN DOLL. With golden blond hair, well defined comb marks and black beaded band in front, pierced ears, circa 1870. She is on an old cloth body with leather upper arms and bisque lower arms, although old, this body is slightly newer than the head. She is elegantly dressed in black taffeta floor length dress with white lace overlay panels on the front of the skirt and also wears a lovely black beaded necklace and blue enamel drop earrings. SIZE: 31″ (79cm). CONDITION: Faint hairline on back shoulder plate, small inherent firing flaw on front right shoulder edge. 1-8291 (1,000-1,200)

LARGE SIMON-HALBIG “LITTLE WOMEN” DOLL. Larger than normally found glass eyed shoulder doll, she is incised “S&H 1160-2/0”. She has a solid dome head with closed mouth and is on her original cotton stuffed body with bisque forearms. She is extremely well costumed in a vertical striped silk dress with black taffeta cape and antique black leather shoes. Light brown mohair wig is original and is pulled back into four long curls at the neck. SIZE: 11-1/2″ (29cm). CONDITION: Overall very good with two finger tips repaired on right hand. 1-8379 RS (400-600)

PAIR OF ALL ORIGINAL FRENCH DOLLS. First being an island native marked “Unis France” on rear of head with black pupil-less glass eyes and in native garb. She is on a five piece composition body. Second being an SFBJ glass sleep-eyed doll in all original provincial costume on a French ball-jointed composition and wood body. SIZE: 10″ h and 20″ h. CONDITION: Overall excellent plus. 1-8770, 1-8773 JLO (400-600)

SHIRLEY TEMPLE DOLL W/ OB. Composition doll portraying the child star with original dress, wig, button, and shoes. SIZE: 19″ h. CONDITION: Considerable crazing to face, slightly loose in the joints, otherwise generally good. Box is fair to good with water staining and settling. 1-8806 APT (400-800)

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOLLS INCLUDING S. TEMPLE, PINCUSHION, BED DOLLS. Unimaginable variety of dolls, all for one money. This amazing lot includes a 17″ Ideal Shirley Temple with marked clothing and pin, a plethora of composition and cloth bed dolls in original costume, a fine German pincushion, a large china doll, and other goodies. SIZE: Varies from 6″ to 26″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall from good to excellent. 1-8647, 1-8648, 1-8650 JL (400-600)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Thigh joint has some re-enforced stitching.

EXPOSITION DOLL & TOY COMPANY RAGGEDY ANN. Exceptionally rare and desirable, one seldom has the opportunity to purchase a doll of this magnitude! In as-found, untouched condition, this charming young lady draws attention to herself as though she were a magnet. In her original and lightly soiled clothing, she is complete (other than her original shoes). Exposition Toy Company produced these dolls beginning in 1934 after Volland stopped their production of these dolls. It appears that Exposition Toy Company only produced a very small quantity, and perhaps only 20 or so have survived over the last 75 years. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Direct from an upstate New York attic, this doll is very fine original condition with light soiling and fading to outfit. 1-8899 APT (4,000-6,000)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Left side of torso is restitched on seam under dress.

VOLLAND BELOVED BELINDY DOLL. Stereotype black mammy would accompany Raggedy Ann & Andy on their adventures. In all-original condition and a watermelon smile, one can only imagine the happiness this doll would bring to her young charges. Button eyes further add to her endearing qualities, a must-have for any collector of Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls! SIZE: 15″ h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. Some distress/holes/tear to dress, foot, and right arm area. Minute chip to underside of right eye button. 1-8900 APT (750-1,250)

CLOCKWORK NODDING SANTA WITH CHILDREN. Phenomenal example that embodies the Christmas spirit and appeals to all who set eyes upon it. Originally on display in the Mary Merritt Doll Museum since the early 1960s, it is a unique and rare opportunity to purchase this treasure for one’s collection. Included with this lot is a postcard from Merritt’s depicting this item along with other Santas that were on display at the museum. Santa, or perhaps we should say Kris Kringle, is standing with his basket full of toy treasures and at his feet, looking up in amazement, are two little tots beseeching Santa to remember them on Christmas Eve. Clockwork mechanism within Santa’s body is operational, and the children as well as Santa are mounted upon a snow-covered (mica) base with holiday paper trimming on sides. SIZE: 32″ overall h. CONDITION: Overall very good plus, some possible old redressing to figures. 1-8884 JL (3,500-5,500)

MAGNIFICENT TEN ROOM MYSTERY DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1890. An incredible dolls’ house with ten rooms! Considered one of the finest American dolls’ houses and sold by F.A.O. Schwartz of New York City, this was one of the largest in a series of Mystery Dolls’ Houses sold in the 1890’s. The term “Mystery” Dolls’ House was given by Flora Jacobs as the maker has never been identified. This particular house has the gambrel roof and has the carved shingles on the main roof as well as the wing on the right side. Painted a soft cream color with black chamfered wood (often referred to as tramp art), this art embraces decoration on all three sides. If you look closely at the base and roof lines, you will be amazed by the many moldings carved in various shapes and coordinating colors. There are two entrances; one going into the main part of the house and the other going into the wing. The house has four sections that open to reveal eight rooms! All the rooms have lovely wallpaper, baseboards and raised panel interconnecting doors. The wonderful floors are often referred to as parquet floors but are actually scored and hand painted to look like parquet. An elaborate staircase with an alcove is found under the staircase. Additional attic rooms are in the openings on the roof, there is a dormer on the front that opens, a window that opens on the side of the gambrel roof and a window that opens in the back; all having small rooms. SIZE: Overall house is 39-1/2″ t x 59″ w x 24-3/4″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Replaced scalloped trim work at ceiling level of each room, wallpapers in both hallways seem to be original and other rooms appear to have replacement paper. Exterior cream facades are repainted and some trim on interior appear repainted. The small raised panel door entering the wing is unhinged. 1-8638 AM (10,000-15,000)

ANTIQUE DUTCH DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1860. This large Victorian dolls’ house is stained in mahogany, has three sections that open from the front and rests on a soapstone base. There is a lovely front entrance with a glass transom over the door. A square bay window on the second floor is above the entrance. The roof has fish scale shingles, 4 chimneys and 3 dormers. The interior has four front rooms with two halls with an incredible curved staircase. There are three moveable partitions to allow access to rooms in the back of the house. (There is a back opening to the house which is hinged and opens in two sections) The detail on the front four rooms includes four faux marble fireplaces, interconnecting doors between rooms, two cut out alcoves with sinks and faucets in the two bedrooms on the second floor. The wallpapers were replaced about forty years ago. The house was electrified. Doorbell not working. SIZE: 40″ t x 36″ w x 31″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8615 AM (5,000-7,500)

FANCY C. HACKER DOLLS’ HOUSE WITH ELEVATOR. This grand German dolls’ house has so many architectural features with a large front porch and an incredible side porch with carved columns, a large front balcony and an elaborate side balcony. The house is painted a cream color with brown timbering decorating the facade of the second story. Although there is repaint on most of the house, it still retains the original design and details. The basement has charming windows and does open outward to allow storage for a transformer for wiring of electricity. There are painted brackets under the roof and a larger center dormer and balcony on the roof. The roof has lithograph paper that appears to be replaced and also supports a chimney. The house opens from the front and has four large rooms and two hallways for the elevator that moves up and down by a clockwork mechanism. The floors and walls have been re-papered with appropriate papers. All the rooms have their original electrical outlets in the ceiling with beaded chandeliers that do work and provide lighting in the house. SIZE: 45″ t x 44″ w x 24″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: The creamy yellow facade may have some touch-up but the brown timbering has been repainted. The blue outlines on the porches and brackets under the roof have been repainted. Gold paint has recently been used on the turned posts and knobs on top of the railings. The doors appear original. The base to the house has been repainted, the back of the house has original brick paper. 1-8614 AM (3,500-5,000)

CHRISTIAN HACKER DOLLS’ HOUSE WITH ELEVATOR. This great house is cream colored with blue trim and opens in two sections from the front with a double door entrance, balcony, double windows with hand painted blue line decoration with raised quoining on the corners of the house as well as fancy pediments over the windows, original papered roof with large removable dormer. There is an elevator in the center of the house behind closed doors and when opened, a key winds a clockwork mechanism which pulls a small room with a seat up and down. Like most Christian Hacker dolls’ houses, the kitchen has original cupboard and stove unit built in. The interior and exterior is all original; floors and wallpaper as well. SIZE: 31″ t x 31″ w x 17″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. There is some staining in the upper right room as well as some wear to the exterior. 1-8608 AM (3,500-5,500)

SILBER & FLEMING DOLLS’ HOUSE. This 3-story house, considered to be a flat box type; the roof is flat with the front facade rising above the roof, has been over-painted with similar colors to the original surface. The first level has bay windows with paint resembling stone. The two upper levels are painted in a red-orange brick with darker red brick over the windows. The house opens from the front to show six rooms; all wallpapered and three halls with staircases. Each room has a built-in fireplace and each window in the front of the house has lace curtains. There are balconies located on the second floor. SIZE: 45″ t x 34″ w x 18-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. The wallpaper on the back of the large doors that open to the house are original and extends to all levels. The floor papers in all six rooms appear original as they are all the same, the wallpapers in all six rooms may have been replaced. 1-8611 AM (3,000-5,000)

RARE GOTTSCHALK RED ROOF DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1910. This is an unusual large Red Roof which has a stationary front with both sides and back that are open. The front facade has many architectural features such as curved porches with elaborate railings and columns on both levels, bay windows on both corners, extending from the ground level to the roof, double door entrances with glass transoms over them at both levels and a set of front steps. On the roof top is a large dormer with flower boxes and a spectacular Dutch gable to accent the house! The exterior of the house is painted a light tan with darker tan trim, cream colored railings and posts, outline decoration in gray/green. Each side of the house is open, exposing three levels. The rooms have inter-connecting doors and the walls are papered and are angular in shape which makes the rooms quite interesting. One side of the house has an elaborate mahogany staircase that extends all three levels. (There is a small room on the bottom floor that is open.) The back of the house has all three levels open with the addition of railings and posts that enclose the corners of the house. SIZE: 36″ t x 28″ w x 28″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Exterior is repainted, interior repapered but professionally done. 1-8617 AM (2,500-4,000)

CHRISTIAN HACKER DOLLS’ HOUSE WITH BAY WINDOWS. Christian Hacker two story house with unusual front, two bays and large dormer on roof and over hanging front porch. House is painted a soft tan with white trim and it has the original lithographed papered roof. Sides of the house have brick paper and the back is painted white. The house opens from the front and has four rooms with interconnecting doors. House is partially furnished with Schneegas furniture. SIZE: 31″ t x 28″ w x 19″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Wallpaper appears to be original, trim work, side brick work and floor papers are possible replacements. One door missing. Front of house has had some restoration. 1-8606 AM (2,000-3,000)

LARGE HOMEMADE DOLLS’ HOUSE WITH STAINED GLASS. Exterior of house has been repainted to resemble stucco with a painted dark red roof having two chimneys. The house opens from the front, a large center hall opens in two parts with a staircase and stained glass windows on the landing of the staircase. There are four large rooms, two large halls with a staircase. The house has a gray stone foundation with matching front steps. The front windows of the house are trimmed with flower boxes. The house has been electrified and a lock and key are found on the front entrance to lock up the entire house. SIZE: 49″ t x 48″ w x 21-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. The interior of the house has been tastefully papered and repainted recently. 1-8607 AM (2,000-3,500)

HOME MADE BROWN BRICK DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1880. This dolls’ house has an attractive original brown brick facade of double windows, an entrance with a door and skylights and a single window above the doorway. The slanting framed roof is painted black having two chimneys. There are four rooms and two halls with a staircase. There are windows on the front and sides of the house as well as an etched glass window at the top of the stair landing which is on the back of the house. There are also interconnecting doors with porcelain knobs and there is a fireplace in each room. SIZE: 37″ t x 33″ w x 16-3/4″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. The floors and the walls have been tastefully re-papered. 1-8612 AM (2,500-3,500)

FANCY GOTTSCHALK RED ROOF DOLLS’ HOUSE. Exterior of the house has been repainted, but the original structure remains intact. It has a light olive green facade with dark aqua and cream paint. There are cardboard mullions in the windows and doors. The front of the house has three balconies with fancy columns and railing. The house opens from the front to expose six rooms. The wallpapers and floor papers are not original to the house but have been tastefully replaced. The house also features side windows, outdoor steps and has been electrified. The roof has been repainted maroon and has two chimneys. SIZE: 38″ t x 31″ w x 19″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. As stated as well as some of the mullions have been restored and others are more contemporary. 1-8610 AM (2,000-4,000)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Walterhausen (Boulle) furniture includes six Gothic chairs upholstered in blue cut velvet with gold background, a rectangular marble top dining room table, an upright piano with nice gold transfer work and depressible keys, a china cabinet with drawers on legs with its original blue interior paper and a fancy wall clock with pendulum and porcelain face. There are matching pair of ormolu prints made by Erhardt & Sohne, an ornate ormolu mantle clock and a crumber set in ormolu. SIZE: Largest is 7-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-12 AM (1,000-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes two dressing tables with exceptional gold transfer work on each of them with the first having a swinging mirror with attached cut-out columns with drawers below the table top mounted on very broad legs with gold transfer work. The other dressing table has a long oval mirror with scalloping on the sides with small flanking drawers on each side mounted on top of the table surface with drawer below. Third piece is a wonderful display cabinet with glass doors above having Gothic decoration with gold transfer work which is all mounted on a base with two cupboard doors, inside having blue paper. Accessories include a dome ormolu birdcage with feeders and a parrot suspended on a wire and a second bird perched on a feeding station, an ormolu double inkwell with hooks to hold a pen, an ormolu mantle clock with porcelain face, a pair of double wall sconces, a large porcelain clock with lion mounted on top trimmed in gold paint, a large ormolu mirror made by Erhardt & Sohne with impressed designs on the frame and a globe on a stand with detailed representations of the world. SIZE: Tallest is 7-3/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Dresser with swinging mirror has loss to silver in mirror, other dressing table has majority of silver missing in mirror, minor age crack across the back of the display cabinet. The pair of sconces have loss of gilt on candle holders. Remainder of lot is very good. 1-8805-16 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE DOLL HOUSE WALTERSHAUSEN FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 1900. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes an extremely rare sideboard with bone finials mounted between the shelves with an elaborate center cabinet having glass door, lined with blue paper on door and sides. This lovely dining room piece has a long center drawer and flanking cabinets below. Included in the lot is a marble turtle top table mounted on a pedestal base, a bust of Queen Victoria mounted on a black pedestal, an ormolu fireplace with tall pier mirror complete with fender below having a matching coal hog, an ormolu lamp with Bristol shade and three gold ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 7-3/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. The Queen Victoria bust has been reglued on pedestal base. There is some slight wear to fireplace mantle, back of fireplace has been recovered. 1-8805-17 AM (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE WALTERSHAUSEN FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Fine Waltershausen (Boulle) parlor set of red cut velvet with serpentine sofa, three side chairs and an arm chair with cut-out backs with the sofa and arm chair having padded arms. There is an ormolu sideboard with a fancy gallery of garlands, scrolls and medallion on top, cupboard doors below. An ormolu square birdcage made by Erhard & Sohne has two feeders and an elaborate base. There is a red leather album with clasp showing pasted twelve photos and two unused frames. A large Bristol globe chandelier with soft metal decoration painted gold of leaves on sides. A soft metal painted gold plant stand, an asphaltum coal hog and two ormolu picture frames with prints along with an ormolu framed mirror. SIZE: Tallest is approx. 6″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good. There are a few spots on the ormolu sideboard, the album shows some wear and staining to front page. 1-8805-19 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN FURNITURE & ORMOLU ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture features an outstanding display cabinet with glass door and sides having great scalloped pediment at top and long drawer at bottom mounted on a base with scalloping and small feet, a great buffet with wood turned finials between shelves mounted on a base with a long drawer and cupboard doors below having unusually nice gold transfer work throughout, a very unusual double sewing stand where the top lifts up to reveal a mirror underneath with a divided compartment and below is a drawer that when opened also reveals divided compartments for sewing implements and a fancy mirrored bureau having great scalloped border around a mirror that is in the shape of a crest having gold transfer work of a warrior’s bust at the top. Ormolu accessories include a six globe chandelier, a cruet set with bottles, a console mirror with exceptional impressed designs around mirror and a framed print. SIZE: Tallest is 6-3/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-36 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture consisting of four drawer chest with marble top having backsplash, a drop front desk with carved white front columns and beautiful gold transfer work on the front with the interior having original blue paper and a round marble top table with pedestal base. Accessories include an ormolu cutlery tray with soft metal utensils, vase in ormolu base, soft metal painted gold metal holder, an ormolu birdcage with wax bird, an Art Nouveau soft metal clock with paper face, two mantle clocks with one in soft metal painted gold and paper face and the other is ormolu with pendulum and black face, an ormolu coo-coo clock, an amber glass chandelier with soft metal decoration on the side suspended by a chain, a soft metal compote holder with fishbowl and fish attached, an ormolu holder missing green bowl, an ormolu framed mirror, filigree framed print, a tin painted gold framed print and an ormolu framed print. SIZE: Desk is 6-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good with some silver loss to mirror, ormolu clock with pendulum is missing a one hand and coo-coo clock is missing string that pulls bird as well as the clock weights. 1-8805-43 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a wonderful stepback cabinet with cut-out transfer work on glass doors and interior has original blue paper and a long drawer with two cupboard doors below, drop front desk with white carved columns and interior has original light colored drawers and green interior paper and center mirror, dressing table with mirror with gold transfer work around mirror, table top and drawer, an exceptional desk with a gallery of small drawers and long center drawer with fine gold transfer work, marble top desk with cubby holes flanked by two doors with gold transfer work and turned legs and two ebony side chairs with cut-out backs and purple silk upholstered seats. Accessories include an ormolu fireplace with tall pier mirror complete with fender and grate having impressed designs, hanging clock painted gold with pendulum and paper face, an ormolu candle holder, mantle clock with figure on top, Art Nouveau soft metal painted gold lady holding up a beveled glass mirror and three ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Fireplace is 7-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Fireplace has a few spots of discoloration, mantle clock with figurine has been painted gold as well as a replaced face and pendulum hanging clock has been painted gold. 1-8805-44 AM (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes an exceptional ebony desk with fine gold transfer work on the writing surface with attached soft metal shelves flanking a round center mirror having more applied decoration around a scalloped back, a marble top night stand, a turtle top marble table and a marble top washstand with gallery above to insert bottles. Furniture includes a brass Marklin bed with original springs and a chaise lounge with fancy brass trim with original handpainted silk upholstery in 18th Century scene. Accessories include a four globe ormolu chandelier with original globes and a kerosene soft metal painted gold chandelier with glass globe. SIZE: Ebony desk is 5″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-48 AM (1,200-1,500)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: Tip of squirrel’s head re-glued.

RARE DOLLS’ HOUSE ORMOLU SQUIRREL CAGE BY ERHARD & SOHNE. Circa 19th Century. Cage revolves with a wax squirrel hanging on a bar. The revolving cage is attached to posts that are mounted on a platform. SIZE: 2-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-28 AM (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE ORMOLU REVOLVING PICTURE FRAME. Circa 19th Century. Each photo is set in a separate ormolu frame which is attached to a stand. Back of each photo has a foil lining. SIZE: 2-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-29 AM (1,200-1,500)

TWO ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE ORMOLU ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. 1) Fancy ormolu telephone with two cranks on the side of the box with receiver mounted on top. 2) Ormolu floor lamp with white Bristol shade and chimney. Both items were made by Erhard & Sohne. SIZE: 2-1/4″ t and 4-1/2″ t respectively. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-30 AM (1,200-1,500)

TWO ORMOLU ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. 1) Rare ormolu gramophone, as you turn the crank the interior wheel moves causing clicking sound. There is a horn mounted to a bar beside the wheel and is all mounted on an elaborate ormolu base. 2) Rare ormolu fan with a decorative front openwork decoration and on the reverse are attached blades that turn. These are held in place by a bar that is then attached to an ormolu base. SIZE: 1-5/8″ t and 2-1/4″ t respectively. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-31 AM (1,200-1,500)

ARTISAN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Eight pieces in lot, seven of which were made by craftsman Renee Isabelle consisting of a flat top highboy, bonnet top highboy, armoir, dropfront desk (signed by Judith Dunger), corner cabinet, chair, two-drawer chest and small oval table. All are made with exquisite scenes in lacquered Japanned designs. Fine detailed pulls, hinges and trim work. In addition there are three original paintings; two larger ones are signed “Whitford”. SIZE: 2-1/8″ to 7-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-1 AM (1,200-1,500)

ARTISAN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Six pieces were made by craftsman Renee Isabelle including a linen press, drop front desk, armoir, four drawer chest, Japaned tall cabinet and round candlestand. These pieces are intricately painted with scenes on back of cupboard doors, doors open to interiors having fine detail and hand painted scenes on backs of doors. Other items include inlaid sideboard, display stand, framed piece of needlework, small boxes with covers by other artists as well as handpainted portraits framed in incredible gold frames with one being signed “Whitford” and an enameled covered box with jeweled birds on lid. SIZE: 2-1/2″ to 8-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-2 AM (1,000-1,500)

ARTISAN DOLL’S HOUSE FURNITURE. Consisting of ten pieces by craftsman Renee Isabelle including two armoirs; one on legs with interior scenes on doors and other with hand painted interior drawer, an oval pedestal base with finely painted Japanese motif, two pedestal tables; one topped with a hinged lid box, a settee upholstered with silk taffeta fabric printed by the artisan, two side chairs upholstered in cream silk with hand painted flowers and the backs of the chairs have exquisite hand painted flowers and a demi-lune cabinet on legs painted in pale gold with swags, scrolls and medallions of various scenes. Among her finest work is a sewing table intricately made with a medallion of a country scene hand painted on the lid that opens and a smaller lid of hand painted scenes that also open with intricate interior space for housing sewing implements which includes a small box with cover. The last piece in the lot is a drop front secretary with the exterior hand painted in Japan scenes with flower decoration on the front and sides as well as the interior. All edges are painted in gold with serpentine drawers. Included in the lot are four Russian covered boxes all with hand painted decoration, one painting of an 18th Century woman by Whitford housed in a gold frame, a framed black and white image of ballerinas and a large image of a woman in the countryside in gold frame as well as a miniature perfume bottle with lovebirds on lid. SIZE: 2″ to 7-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with one armoir missing a pin to hold door in place. 1-8805-5 AM (1,000-1,500)

Revised: 11/20/2008

Additional Information: One leg on dining table repaired.

ARTISAN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Eleven pieces are by craftsman Renee Isabelle. The dining room set consists of a table, six chairs, sideboard, glass display cabinet and demi-lune cabinet on legs. All are hand painted with Japaned motifs and flowers having outstanding decoration. Lot also includes an armoire with a total of six hand painted panels depicting young girls in various scenes as well as three paintings; one by Whitford, the harbor scene by Saltarelli and the other is unsigned. There are two sets of blue and white dishes; one by “JEY” and the other set is marked “Hand Decorated English R.M.” and two small signed Japaned hinged boxes. SIZE: 3-1/4″ to 7″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-3 AM (800-1,200)

ARTISAN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Six pieces by craftsman artist Renee Isabelle consisting of a secretary, cabinet on legs, two demi-lune cabinets on legs, corner cupboard and a round table with pedestal base. The secretary and cabinet on legs have intricately painted scenes both inside and out and having small drawers. The demi-lune cabinets have hand painted flowers and scenes of a mother and child having fine detail. The corner cupboard was copied by a famous piece from the Museum of the Louvre in Paris. The round table on pedestal base has floral decoration with a lyre in the center and gold decoration on edges. Included in the lot is an unsigned parlor stove, a wooden easel, snowman snow globe with perfume base, birdcage charm, brooch of miniature perfume bottles backed by a mirror, bouquet of roses in a pot, curved terrarium by Charles Morrell, London and a hand painted bowl of fine quality. SIZE: 2-1/2″ to 8-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-4 AM (800-1,200)

ARTISAN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Seven pieces by craftsman Renee Isabelle consisting of an exquisitely painted drop front secretary of lacquered Japanese design on the front and sides as well as the interior which has little cubbies and drawers, a curved top armoire decorated in a picnic scene with a lady in 18th Century style clothing, curved demi-lune sideboard with beautiful Japanese scenes, three-drawer serpentine chest on legs with garlands of flowers appearing on the top front sides, two-drawer chest on legs with hand painted garlands and flowers on front and sides with the top painted to resemble marble, chest of drawers with three drawers on legs painted in gold and red with Japan scenes on top, sides and front and a pedestal with finely painted floral decoration. Another outstanding piece of furniture by Natasha is a sewing cabinet with lid and drawer mounted on four curved legs finely detailed painting on all sides and top. Outside of lid depicts a beautiful hand painted storm scene and when lifted reveals a mirror. Finishing out the lot is six contemporary Russian boxes with various decorations and shapes as well as five roly polys and an enameled covered box with jeweled insect on lid. SIZE: 2-1/2″ to 8-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-6 AM (800-1,200)

ARTISAN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Extremely fine wooten desk with elaborate carving both inside and out with many cubby holes and drawers, an intricate piece. Small table on pedestal with hand painted pub scene. 18th Century style piano with hinged top that opens to reveal interior of piano with strings and a fine painting that is under the lid. Beautiful round pedestal table by Natasha with hand painted flowers and decoration throughout, carrying artist’s label. Sideboard with hand painted ballerinas resting on four legs. Two-piece faux marble fireplace and mantle mirror with fine decoration painted gold. Blue and white Chinese-style porcelain umbrella holder with five canes of wood and brass. Large wall hanging of a Boston seaport showing wandering ships marked on the reverse “Antique Engraving dated 1873 (hand tinted)” and “City of Boston”, housed in a gold frame. Large copy of a Ridgeway Knight painting by Whitford housed in a gold frame. Two small framed images of children housed in painted gold frames. Two contemporary Russian boxes as well as a book. SIZE: 3″ to 8″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-7 AM (400-600)

LOT OF ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Circa 1850-1890. Lot includes a large Empire sofa in purple silk with three matching chairs, a desk with bookcase above, an armoire, a desk with gallery above, a cabinet on legs, a sideboard with center glass cabinet having side shelves with bone finials, a four drawer chest, a marble top washstand, a sewing stand and arm chair. Included in the small scale is a sideboard with mirror on back, a sofa with two matching chairs, a chaise, a demi-lune table, three drawer chest, three side chairs; all without gold transfer work. Also included is a three piece Stevens & Brown tin bedroom set; bed, bureau with mirror and cabinet as well as a three piece tin bathing set in pink; tub, pail and sprinkling can as well as a large wooden pail with handles and an early tall cabinet with glass doors and drawers. Accessories include two early Parian dollhouse dolls, a wooden lady, a half tester bed made of cardboard having old bedding as well as a box of contemporary items. CONDITION: Items that are in large scale; the arm chair is put together using parts of other chairs, the sewing stand has top unhinged and mirror is missing, the cabinet on legs has a replaced door and front leg, the armoire is missing paint on the front corner, the desk with bookcase has one glass door replaced, sofa is missing bolster pillow and some gilt papers, cardboard is glued on back. Items in the small scale; sideboard is missing drawer, chaise has replaced feet and some gilt paper missing, two chairs are missing splats on back, and one chair has stain and other has no seat. The tin bedroom set has missing paint, dresser is missing a drawer, the three piece pink tin set have missing paints on the interiors of the tub and pail. Parian dolls; one is missing a leg the other is missing feet and the wooden doll is missing lower torso. 1-8772 AM (2,500-3,000)

MYSTERY DOLLS’ HOUSE. This dolls’ house has incredible architecture of chamfered wood on the three sides of the house with raise panel doors inside and outside, the wonderful gambrel roof with carved fish scale shingles on the roof, the lovely parquet floors in all the main rooms and many trims and borders around the gambrel roof make a remarkable house! This particular house has three hinged sections that open in the front for easy access. The eight rooms are spacious with high ceilings (allowing chandeliers to hang). The rooms are papered in old wallpaper but are not original to the house. All of the exterior and interior have original paint and the parquet floors are in wonderful condition. All the trim work and painted decoration around the roof is original and intact.The dormers on the front and side open to access two rooms. A quality house that would be a great asset to any collection. SIZE: 45-1/4″ t x 48″ w x 25-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8605 AM (5,000-7,500)

PINK CHRISTIAN HACKER DOLLS’ HOUSE. Painted in shades of light and dark pink, the house opens in two sections from the front. The house has decorative mounted pediments over windows, fancy curved balcony railing, double entrance doors with ormolu knockers. There are dormers on mansard roof with original roof paper in diamond designs, with the roof having two chimneys. The interior has five rooms with all original wallpapers, floor papers, and kitchen has built-in cupboard on one wall and a surround for a stove on the back wall. There is a staircase on the lower floor and the original interconnecting doors. SIZE: 40″ t x 34″ w x 16-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Fair to good. The exterior paint and interior papers show wear with possible touch-up paint on the exterior. A wooden block stove is missing from the kitchen. Roof papers are worn. 1-8609 AM (2,000-3,000)

ANTIQUE CHRISTIAN HACKER DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1880. This Hacker dolls’ house has an original exterior painted tan with four sets of double windows with pediments having painted decoration. The framed windows have aqua swags painted at the top. The windows have painted lines in a dark crimson. The quoining on the front corners is flat and has aqua line decoration. The front entrance and the balcony doors have glass and are painted aqua. The house opens from the front and opens as one large door. The mansard roof has the original Hacker paper with three dormers. When opened, there are four main rooms and two halls with a staircase. Wallpapers are original and intact but have staining, mostly on the second floor. The kitchen has the built in cupboard and stove unit which are all in place.The roof is removable and has two rooms. SIZE: 34″ t x 37″ w x 15-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. All original but with wear and missing some roof paper. 1-8620 AM (2,500-3,500)

CHRISTIAN HACKER DOLL’S HOUSE. This blue and gray house with white trim opens in two sections in the front. One section opens the whole first floor and the other section opens the second floor. There are four main rooms, two hallways with a staircase and two attic rooms, all with their original wallpapers and borders. The litho floor papers appear to be original. The kitchen is missing the built in cupboard and stove unit. There are inter-connecting original doors with butterfly knobs. SIZE: 33-1/2″ h x 29-1/2″ w x 16″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Generally good with stains and tears to floors and walls. 1-8623 AM (2,500-4,000)

LARGE HOME MADE FEDERAL STYLE DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1900. This is a large dolls’ house, painted a light blue with white trim. There is a fine pillared front entrance with a balcony above. The windows move up and down, the front opens in three sections to reveal spacious rooms. The facade has an appeal with its balustrade on the roof that encircles the house on three sides. In the center of the balustrade is a solid piece of wood with raised decoration. There are four windows on the front of the house, one on each level beside the main entrance and one on each side of the balcony which is over the main entrance. (There were once windows on the sides of the house but they have been covered with wood. Window trim on these windows is still in place) The front door is mahogany and has a lock and key that can lock the middle section of the house (The other two sections can be locked from inside which would be done before locking the center section). The interior of the house has 2 large rooms and a hall on each of the two levels with a great mahogany staircase. There are fireplaces in each room and a large open cupboard in the kitchen. All the rooms have crown molding, base boards and mahogany stained floors. SIZE: 43″ t x 53″ w x 21″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: The exterior of the house is repainted and the interior does not have original wallpapers. The tin or metal fireplaces are antique (with a different style in each room) and the mantles have all been constructed recently along with wood they are mounted on. The lock and key on the front door is new. 1-8625 AM (1,500-2,500)

JIM MARCUS DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1970. This doll house was one of the first dolls’ houses made by Jim Marcus. They were sought after and collector’s waited years to have one built. This one is a copy of a San Francisco Victorian-style house with its tall facade of bay windows, balconies, tower etc. which was entirely painted white. The intricate interior has finely carved architectural features such as grand paneling on walls, elaborate doorways and staircases. There are four levels in the main part of the house and a huge tower with a room with the tower being removable. The house is furnished with items of the period. The house is signed on the reverse “Jim Marcus 1970”. SIZE: 80-1/2″ t x 28-1/2″ w x 30″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good. 1-8613 AM (2,500-3,500)

LARGE CONTEMPORARY DOLL HOUSE. Outstanding three story house with bay windows, two balconies, six large rooms, attic, even a hand operated elevator. Front opens from front in two large sections. Painted in cream and blue with peaked red roof. An impressive accomplishment. SIZE: 63″ h x 49″ w x 24″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8622 APT (1,000-2,000)

HOME MADE DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1900. This dolls’ house is painted white with black trim and opens from the front to reveal four large rooms. It opens like a cupboard and has a hook at the top to keep it closed. There are windows on the front and sides. The roof is painted a light green. The interior has two rooms on the first floor that are stained in mahogany. The kitchen has old linoleum tacked down while the other room has just its stained floor. It also has a built in sink on the back wall with shelves above. Both of these rooms have the walls stained in mahogany. The top floor has two rooms painted; one in yellow, the other in blue. SIZE: 38″ t x 30″ w x 15-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Exterior white paint looks original, second floor rooms are repainted, as is the roof. 1-8621 JAK (500-750)

LARGE TWO-STORY DOLL HOUSE. Large sectional two story doll house with four large rooms along with upstairs and downstairs hallways. Original wallpaper is largely intact with floor paper no longer present. Hinged front with large windows and upper balcony, dormers, and a paper litho covered roof. Exterior is painted in powder blue with dark blue pinstripes. SIZE: 33″ w x 38″ h 16-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Some cracks to wood, litho roof shows blistering and some paper loss, otherwise generally good. 1-8636 APT (1,000-2,000)

FINE EARLY NEW YORK CITY BROWNSTONE DOLLHOUSE. A most unusual and attractive dollhouse circa 1870s with provenance. This house was created from a schematic rendering of John Crosby Brown’s New York City brownstone. Mr. Brown was a founder of Brown Bros. Herriman Bank with branches in Boston, London and New York City. This house has remained in the family for well over 100 years and was passed down to the great-granddaughter, who has since decided to dispose of this great piece of Americana. This 4-story dollhouse of pine construction and painted to look like a brownstone is hinged and opens from the front by a series of two doors. Interior consists of six rooms and an attic, entrance to the attic is through a hinged roof panel; interior wooden floors and painted walls have been “freshened” from generation to generation. A fabulous display piece for those who collect dolls of the period or for someone who can appreciate the architecture of an authentic brownstone. Forgot to mention that the street number “36” is gold-leafed onto the glass panel above the front door. SIZE: 58″ h x 43″ w. 23″ d. at roof line. CONDITION: Exterior paint appears to be all original and intact, glass windows most likely replaced over the years. Missing triangular wooden piece from rear of roof. Overall condition very good plus. 1-8910 JL (2,500-4,500)

AMISH BUILT DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1895. This painted wooden brick dolls’ house is illustrated in the book Dolls’ Houses In America, by Flora Jacobs, published in 1975. This dolls’ house came directly from an Amish family in the Lancaster, PA area. There is a front and back porch, the roofs have hand-split shingles and the dark green shutters have raised panels with workable hinges. The house opens from the left side to reveal two large rooms with rafters. The interior of the house has dark stained woodwork with pastel painted walls. Floors are have crudely made planks of wood. Rooms measure approximately 19″ w x 32″ l x 9-1/2″ h. Top floor has vaulted ceilings. SIZE: 32″ h x 25-1/2″ w x 39″ d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8964 APT (800-1,200)

ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1900, this white clapboarded dolls’ house is a copy of a full-sized house at 19th Ave. and 11th Streets in Altoona, PA. It was built by the foreman for the Pennsylvania railroad shops. Both sides of the dolls’ house are hinged and when opened, there are four rooms on the left side and three rooms on the right with a hall on the right side. Rooms have old wallpaper inside but may not be original. SIZE: 38″ h x 36″ w x 34″ d. CONDITION: Generally good, needs tightening of joints as floors and walls are somewhat slack. 1-8965 APT (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE GEORGIAN STYLE HOME MADE DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1860. This wonderful dolls’ house opens from the front and has its original paint on the interior and exterior. It is painted a soft gray/brown for the facade and has all the trim work, roofs and doorway in a chocolate brown. The large windows are symmetrical in the main center section with one on each side wing. The faux front door is painted to appear real, but does not open. The sloping roof has 2 flanking chimneys. The interior has six plain painted walls like the exterior with two built in fireplaces. The entire house rests on two sawhorses. SIZE: Overall 57″ t. House is 33-1/2″ t x 51-1/2″ w x 14″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8771 AM (1,000-2,000)

FOUR EXCEPTIONAL DOLLS’ HOUSE DOLLS. 1) Soldier with a red jacket having gold Dresden paper decoration wearing black felt pants and high leather boots. Soldier has rare brown eyes and fine black mustache and hair. 2) Fine gentleman dressed in a black felt tuxedo with shirt, bow tie and vest. He has painted blue eyes and molded brown hair. 3) Black butler in black felt tuxedo carrying a white towel on his arm with a white shirt, bow tie and vest. He has finely painted eyes, eyebrows and mouth with smooth black hair. 4) A great soldier with a red jacket, gold Dresden paper decoration and matching hat as well as a dark velvet jacket on his shoulder complete with a sword at his side and tall leather boots. SIZE: 7″ t each. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Black haired solder has a tiny moth hole in the arm of his jacket. 1-8805-42 AM (1,500-1,800)

FOUR DOLLS’ HOUSE SOLDIER DOLLS. All dolls’ house soldiers are 7″ tall and have on military uniforms, some with swords at their sides, most in tall boots and also in their original uniforms (except for solider without mustache). Three are wearing their original helmets, all have painted eyes and three with painted mustaches. SIZE: 7″ t each. CONDITION: Good to very good. There are no broken, repaired or replaced limbs. Uniforms show some wear. 1-8805-68 AM (1,000-1,500)

FOUR DOLLS’ HOUSE SOLDIER DOLLS. All dolls’ house soldiers are 7″ tall and have on military uniforms, some with swords at their sides, most in tall boots and all are in their original uniforms. Two are wearing their original helmets/caps, all have painted eyes and painted mustaches. SIZE: 7″ t each. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. There are no broken, repaired or replaced limbs. Uniforms show some wear. 1-8805-74 APT (1,000-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & DOLLS. Three beds including a wonderful Marklin child’s bed in cream paint with drop-down sides having old bedding and all bisque baby, a blue Marklin bed and another child’s metal bed with blue and white lace drape over bed. Also included in the lot is a tin Marklin washstand with mirror and complete faucet with bowl and shelf beneath, a turn of the Century toilet with paper on side mounted on platform with pipes and flusher, a pedestal basin with brass faucets that turn, a painted three rod towel rack painted cream trimmed in gold and lastly a tin washstand in cream trimmed in red. Also included in the lot six ladies, six gentleman and three children. The ladies have painted eyes with one having glass eyes and three have been redressed. Five of the men are in original clothes while the last is redressed. One child is an all bisque baby and the other two are all bisque little girls; one child has glass eyes. SIZE: Washstand is 8″ t. Dolls range from 2-1/2″ to 6-1/2″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: All items are in original condition and show minor wear and washstand has paint loss. One man has replaced feet and has loose arm. One lady is missing her wig. 1-8805-65 AM (2,000-2,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE DOLLS. Lot includes three glass eyed Simon & Halbig ladies in fine costume with original wigs; all being redressed, a man and a lady in original dress, a black girl with glass eyes all being bisque and redressed and a swivel neck, glass eyed lady having cloth body and bisque limbs with blue painted boots. SIZE: Simon & Halbig dolls are 6″ to 6-1/2″ t. Man & lady are both 7″ t. Black girl is 4-3/4″ t. Swivel neck doll is 5″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: All dolls are good to very good. 1-8805-72 AM (2,500-3,000)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FIREPLACE & DOLLS. Circa 19th Century. Large gilt gold tin fireplace with over mantle mirror with hearth area being black tin with a grate and red foil paper to represent a fire. The fireplace has impressed designs around the hearth and on the columns as well as under the mantle. The mantle has a scalloped edge and the over mantle mirror is divided into three parts with scalloped designs on the outer mirrors and a sunburst in the pediment at the top. Also included in the lot are two grand soldiers standing on each side of the fireplace with original uniforms; one with red and navy blue having a sword at his side, high black boots, a decorative helmet with gold eagle on the front and tassel on the side. Other soldier has royal blue coat with red decoration, gold buttons with epaulets and he has a sword at his side. Both soldiers have molded hair and mustaches; the soldier in the royal blue jacket has molded black hair and mustache. SIZE: Fireplace is 8-5/8″ t x 6″ w. Both soldiers are 7-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-27 AM (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE DOLLS. Lot includes twelve children and eight adults. Eleven glass eye children that are all bisque and one child with painted eyes and cloth body. All children have original wigs and all are dressed in their original clothes. Adult dolls include a 5-1/2″ t molded hat chef with clothing, 5-1/4″ t golfer with original felt outfit, 5-1/2″ t 1920’s maid in original dress, 6″ t maid in original dress, 5-1/2″ t nanny holding a bisque baby in original dress, 6-1/4″ t grandmother and 6-1/2″ t grandfather are original except have been redressed. SIZE: Children are approx. 3-1/2″ to 4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. There are no broken limbs or replacements except where noted. 1-8805-69 AM (2,000-2,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE, ACCESSORIES & DOLLS. A lithograph dining room set with a wonderful sideboard having scenes of dishes and decorative columns, urns and scroll work. On top is a lithograph back with scalloped top, drawers below and flanking doors on the side. The oval table and four matching chairs with lithograph backs and dark blue velvet seats. An early ebony Boulle bed with scalloped sides, headboard and footboard having original mattress. A great Evans & Cartwright tin mustard color chair. Accessories include a painting on ivory of an 18th Century lady, nine pieces of sterling silver including a tray with openwork design as well as a teapot, sugar/creamer, spoon, handled pot, ice bucket and two nut dishes. Three glass eye children in original outfits with wigs and hats. SIZE: Sideboard is 6-1/2″ t. Children are 3-1/2″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. The lithograph table is missing a leg and entire set shows wear. Back of sideboard is warped. 1-8805-66 AM (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE, DOLLS & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes half tester bed having gold transfer work on four sides topped with a contemporary half tester top trimmed in lace and peach ribbon. Bed is completed with lace coverlet and pillow. An unusual Gothic-style china cabinet with a round mirror and door having drawer below and interior shelves and original blue paper, a marble top washstand with center drawer with three sided gallery, a marble top dressing table with mirror and scalloped trim around mirror and large center drawer. Accessories include an ormolu vanity with three part mirror having rope-like legs and open pierce work trim, an Art Deco table, an Art Nouveau vase with handles, ormolu side table, metal candlestick with a lithophane panel in the front, a dressing table mirror, a beaded chandelier with electric bulb and three ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Display cabinet is 6-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Fair to good. Top and railings on the half tester bed have been re-created, the ormolu dressing table has one mirror panel off and needs repair, one leg on the dressing table has been replaced and another has been broken and re-glued and the mirror as been added. There is a crack on the front of the display cabinet. 1-8805-61 AM (300-500)

LOT OF EIGHT ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE ORMOLU CHANDELIERS. Consists of three large chandeliers with six globes, six branch chandelier with electric lights, two three branch chandeliers with electric lights and two smaller six branch chandeliers with globes. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall very good. Some have minor discoloration to ormolu. Most have replaced globes. 1-8805-70 AM (1,600-2,000)

LOT OF EIGHT ORMOLU DOLLS’ HOUSE CHANDELIERS. Lot includes large six branch chandelier with globes, a large six branch chandelier with no globes, three medium six branch chandeliers with globes and three smaller six branch chandeliers with electric lights. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall very good. Most have bright ormolu color. Some have replaced globes. 1-8805-76 MC (1,600-2,000)

SIX LARGE ANTIQUE ORMOLU DOLLS’ HOUSE CHANDELIERS. Exceedingly hard to find chandeliers, here is your chance to buy six at once! Lot consists of five chandeliers with globes and one without. All have original chain and ceiling attachment. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall very good. Most have bright ormolu. Some have replaced globes. 1-8805-71 AM (1,400-1,800)

LOT OF ANTIQUE FOOD ON PLATTERS. Circa 19th Century. Eight pieces including two exceptionally fine antique food on pedestal compotes; one on a compote with handle and one of a cake on a stand as well as four plates of food consisting of rolls, deserts, large piece of cake and a bowl of fruit. SIZE: Largest is 3-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: The antique food is very good to excellent, the four pedestal compotes have asphaltum (brown wash) on the undersides which appear to be of later origin. 1-8805-8 AM (500-750)

ANTIQUE FOOD ON PLATTERS. Circa late 19th Century to early 20th Century. Thirteen pieces including Bundt cake, bread, twin lobster dinner, single lobster dinner, fruit, ham with trimmings, fruit, cheese platter, bowl of fruit, platter of meats and a roll. All food is on cardboard plates, sterling silver platter or porcelain plates/platters. SIZE: Largest is 3-1/2″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-9 AM (500-700)

LOT OF ANTIQUE FOOD. Wonderful presentation of antique food featuring a lobster with trimmings, fruit, two cakes, a side of beef, five plates of fruit, a block of cheese on a platter, fish trimmed with fruit and a basket of wax fruit. Some are mounted on cardboard, some on porcelain and one on a metal tray. SIZE: Largest is 3-1/8″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-10 AM (500-700)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a fine sideboard with exceptional gold transfer work having shelves with two opening doors below and bone finials, Gothic pier mirror on marble base with gold transfer work and a drop well dresser with long narrow scallop decorated mirror resting on two marble top flanking drawers. Accessories include a soft metal swinging cradle suspended on two hooks with delicate raised designs (possible repaint), a wonderful student lamp with soft metal painted gold with white milk glass globe and an Art Deco ormolu night stand. SIZE: Gothic mirror is 8″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good except as noted. 1-8805-45 AM (1,000-1,500)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a five piece parlor set with a Gothic sofa, three side chairs and large arm chair having cut-out backs and all upholstered in blue cut velvet with gold background, a fine unusual desk with drop front having a long drawer above and smaller drawers below with an interior of green paper having small cubby holes on four turned legs and a marble turtle top marble table on four straight legs. Accessories include a great ormolu hat stand with circular and half-circle shelves for attachment to shelves with long mirror on back, an ormolu three-part corner stand with metal-like shelves trimmed in ormolu and three rope-like legs posts, a round ormolu table with three curved legs all with impressed design, a soft metal table lamp with hanging beads from frame and an electric light bulb and white Bristol shade and four ormolu frames with prints; two oval and two rectangle. SIZE: Hat stand is 7″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Round ormolu table has slight indentations as well as very slight discoloration. 1-8805-46 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a wonderful five piece parlor set with serpentine sofa having padded arms and scrolled back with three side chairs and one arm chair with padded arms; all upholstered in blue cut velvet and gold background trimmed in gold gilt paper, tall pier mirror on marble base with scalloped top and gold transfer work, a drop front desk with turned white columns and exceptional gold transfer work with an interior of blue paper and cubby holes and a turtle top marble table with straight legs. Also included is a large scale two-drawer chest. Accessories include a kerosene chandelier in soft metal painted gold with a porcelain lamp shade having flower decoration suspended by three chains, an ormolu newspaper holder, an ormolu Art Nouveau umbrella stand and oval ormolu frame with print. SIZE: Pier mirror is 9″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good. Most of silvering is gone in mirror and there is discoloration on ormolu frame. 1-8805-50 AM (1,200-1,800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a wonderful large scale scalloped back sofa with serpentine front and padded arms with gray/green cut-velvet upholstery, a round table on pedestal with gold transfer work, a drop front desk with turned columns on front having gold transfer work as well as dental molding under pediment with interior having wood columned posts on top of a long narrow drawer and a recessed mirror in back with green paper, marble turtle top table on base and table having center drawer with divided interior resting four legs. Accessories include a kerosene chandelier with attached candle holders in soft metal painted gold with hanging glass beads topped with a white Bristol glass globe and chimney, a large ormolu birdcage with a wax parrot on ring, an Art Nouveau maiden in soft metal painted gold holding an oval beveled mirror and a red leather photo album trimmed in gold with gold clasp. There are sixteen photos in twelve double sided pages. SIZE: Desk is 7-1/2″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Center crest on sofa has been broken and reattached, sewing table has some missing interior dividers and the album shows some wear. 1-8805-51 AM (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes an exceptional chaise lounge with a deep rose cut velvet upholstery having bolster pillow and beautiful gold transfer work, a marble top desk with a crown center having flanking cabinet doors with cubby holes, a small cabinet with double doors and gold transfer work, a lovely drop leaf side table with fancy scroll legs and gold transfer work and a small oval top table. Accessories include a soft metal birdcage on stand with plant holders, a soft metal teacart painted gold with pewter dishes on tray, a soft metal standing birdcage, a wonderful ormolu fireplace with rounded pier mirror in brilliant gold with exceptional raised designs around the hearth area complete with grate, a six-arm ormolu chandelier with electric bulbs and Bristol shades, a small hanging ormolu shelf unit with cardboard books on both shelves with rope-like posts and hanger and an ormolu framed print. SIZE: Fireplace is 5-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Two legs on the drop leaf table have been repaired and the chandelier has some discoloration to the ormolu. 1-8805-52 AM (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a marble top sideboard with shelves and turned wood finials with cupboard doors below, a desk with recessed gallery on back with drawers and center cubby hole having nice gold transfer work as well as turned wooden legs, a glass front display cabinet with a scalloped glass door that opens to reveal blue papered interior and a marble turtle top table on pedestal. Accessories include a six-arm ormolu chandelier with electric bulbs and lacy Bristol shades, an ormolu fender with open pierce work, a ormolu double inkwell complete with glass inserts, an Art Nouveau umbrella stand, an oval ormolu mirror and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Sideboard is 6-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. One bulb missing in chandelier, reglued shelves with repair on second shelf and repainted white banding under marble top on sideboard, glass inserts on inkwell have been glued in and one dark spot on umbrella stand. 1-8805-59 AM (900-1,200)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORY. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a seven piece Gothic parlor set upholstered in soft green silk, exceptional table of ebony Boulle with silver and gold transfer work on top having curved metal legs, a marble top bureau with mirror, a vanity with oval mirror, an armoire which has one large door that opens and is lined in original dark blue paper, a rare cabinet with recessed display cabinet on top with glass doors having original aqua paper on the interior and white carved columns on the front with nice gold transfer work and a cabinet with long narrow drawer and cupboards below and scalloped front corners. Also included is a soft metal birdcage on a stand with scroll work in black and gold. SIZE: Display cabinet is 7-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Parlor set is in fine condition with slight wear and staining to seat, all gilt trim papers are present and intact. 1-8805-64 AM (1,200-1,500)

GERMAN DOUBLE ROOM BOX. Circa 1890. A beautiful room box with carved columns on the front, original wallpapers in cream and blue designs and original floor papers. Elegant blue draperies with great wooden brackets at the top, connecting door between rooms. Furnishings include Boulle (Waltershausen) parlor set consisting of a sofa, arm chair, 2 side chairs, a glass door cabinet on legs and two marble top tables as well as a tin fireplace, soft metal plant stand with flowers, two Schneegas marble top pieces; a mirrored dresser and commode. Accessories include a large brass birdcage, two ormolu picture frames, oval mirror with ormolu frame and other misc. pieces. SIZE: 14″ t x 30″ w x 12-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Room box and furnishings are original and very good. Some painting missing on fireplace. 1-8619 AM (1,500-2,000)

GERMAN TWO ROOM KITCHEN ROOM BOX. Kitchen includes large tin stove with brass railing and brass doors that open. There are built-in shelf units and racks and a large step-back cupboard. Large cooking room on one side with a pantry on the other complete with table, chairs, blue and white enamelware and several porcelain canister sets, spoon racks, rolling pin, ladle, pitchers etc. SIZE: 37″ w x 16-1/4″ t x 17″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good. Some additions more recent than others. Some restoration to paint work and wallpaper. 1-8640 AM (800-1,200)

GERMAN SHOP. Circa 1890, mahogany stained shop has 12 paper labeled drawers on back wall with arches and shelves on each side of the drawers.There are fancy carved arches with columns that are attached by hooks to the front corners (no glass in them). A removable counter is in center of shop to hold store accessories. Tins are placed on top of drawers on top. SIZE: 15″ t x 28″ w x 12″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good. All original linoleum added on floor, railing on top is missing. 1-8616 AM (1,000-1,500)

LOT OF TWO DIORAMAS: GERMAN KITCHEN & GENERAL STORE. This kitchen has almost everything you need! It has three walls painted green, a stained floor and a plate rail at the top which goes around the entire three walls. It has a large tin stove with pots and pans, a cupboard, hutch, table and chairs. There are numerous accessories in porcelain, graniteware, metal and wood. (Dishes, canister sets, a lavabo, coffee grinder on the wall, clocks, graters, etc.) General store is a very clean all original shop with beige and blue wallpaper, fancy hand grained counter, six drawers with porcelain nametags, many small tins plus a petroleum dispenser, etc. This is a very early shop. SIZE: Kitchen 15-1/2″ h x 32″ w x 16″ d. General store 10-1/2″ h x 22″ w x 10″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Kitchen has some slight restoration with repaint on the white. Floor is original, walls were repainted green a long time ago. General store has some minor wear throughout, but for such an early shop it is in very good plus condition. 1-8627, 1-8629 MC (1,000-1,800)

LOT OF TWO LARGE DIORAMAS. First is a parlor with two windows with mauve draperies and fancy valences, opening door on right wall, wallpapered in mauve and beige colors, contains early Biedermeier furniture including a sofa, a fancy desk, two chest of drawers, marble top table, cloth and wood sofa set, also has two doll house dolls, ormolu picture frame, etc. Second is an early parlor with opening door to the right wall, two windows with white curtains, center fireplace, blue and white striped wallpaper, decorated in early Biedermeier furniture including a sofa, a pier mirror, china cabinet, fancy desk and side table, etc. Also has an artisan grandfather clock and two early doll house dolls, plus other accessories. SIZE: First parlor 17″ h x 38″ w x 20″ d. Second 14″ h x 34-1/2″ w x 13″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Both rooms look antique, but they are of newer vintage. Side trim on base of second house is missing. 1-8634, 1-8635 MC (1,500-2,000)

GERMAN DOUBLE ROOM BOX. This large double room has its original wallpapers, borders and floor papers. There are nicely carved columns on the front, an inter-connecting door and three windows which open. The draperies in both rooms are original too in green and rose colors. The larger room is furnished as a parlor with oak sofa and chairs, table and a sofa with an Art Nouveau built in back. The second room has similar oak furniture with a sofa, chairs and table. There are some small miscellaneous dishes etc. SIZE: 13″ h x 34-3/4″ w x 13-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8626 AM (500-1,000)

FLOWER SHOP, GABA TRADING POST WITH HUGE ASSORTMENT OF MINIATURES AND FLOWERS. Includes flower shop diorama with leaded glass windows, a trading post with Southwest Indian items, a large grouping of flowers and urns, doll house furniture, etc. Hundreds of items! SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to excellent. 1-8631, 1-8630 MC (800-1,200)

LOT OF THREE DOLL HOUSE DIORAMAS. Consists of a large kitchen painted blue and white with a cook and many blue and white kitchen items, stove, copper molds, etc. Also a triple room diorama including many pieces of Biedermeier such as a desk, chairs, etc., a room of golden oak with a marble top washstand, table, chairs, etc., and a bathroom with wash stand, toilet and tub. Last is general store which includes a backdrop with several drawers, glass case, two side shelves and two glass counter facades in front. Shop is done in beige and brown. SIZE: Kitchen 16″ h x 28-1/4″ w x 16″ d. Three room 12-1/2″ h x 34″ w x 16″ d. General store 17″ h x 29-1/2″ w x 16″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Kitchen is very good and of newer vintage with many antique accessories inside. Three room is very good with some restoration paper and flooring. General store is very good and of newer vintage. 1-8618, 1-8628, 1-8633 MC (1,000-1,500)

LOT OF THREE DIORAMAS. Consists of a large double room papered in brown and green stripes with a parquet floor with an opening door between rooms, nice drawn silk curtains with fancy valances. One room furnished with golden oak bed, display case, chair, etc. The other room furnished in golden oak with a table and five chairs, sofa with fancy back splash, also has an early metal plant stand, etc. Second is a small single room diorama with a center fire place, early metal curio cabinet, Biedermeier chairs, Biedermeier table, also many soft metal accessories. Last is a living room diorama behind glass hand made by Greg Antonowicz. Parlor is filled with high quality artisan furniture. Copy of an 1818 Federal parlor. SIZE: Double room 15″ h x 39-1/4″ w x 16″ d. Single room 10″ h x 19-1/2″ w x 11″ d. Parlor 13″ h x 31″ w x 19-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall very good plus condition. Double room has original floors, wall paper is of newer vintage. Small single room is of newer vintage. Parlor is also of newer vintage. 1-8632, 1-8665, 1-8738 MC (1,000-1,500)

ROOM BOX OF ARTISAN FURNITURE & DOLL’S HOUSE FURNITURE. Seven pieces of furniture by craftsman Renee Isabelle with decorative white baby bassinet. A magnificent Japaned secretary with great flower motifs and Japanese scenes inside and out. The top has an interior of several hand painted drawers with cubby holes as well as what looks like a drawer that pulls down to reveal a desk interior and three remaining drawers below. Included is a wonderful armoire with raised panel doors with scenes of a lady in a long dress and umbrella in a garden. A three-part folding screen with raised medallions on each panel consisting of paintings of country scenes and flowers. A sewing stand mounted on four curved legs with painting in slate blue. A demi-lune cabinet with hand painted scenes of a mother and child. Two-drawer serpentine chest on legs with a background of cream with blue and lavender flower decoration. A fine lady’s vanity with three drawers on curved legs. A side chair with pink silk upholstery with hand painted decoration around back and trim. Miniature wall hanging of a landscape scene with two children. A clock is mounted on the wall. SIZE: Overall box is 9″ t x 14-1/2″ w x 11-1/4″ d. Furniture is approx. 3-1/8″ to 7-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8666 AM (700-1,000)

EXTRAORDINARY 1905 GOTTSCHALK BLUE ROOF DOLL HOUSE. Wonderful lithographed house with all its original parts (steps, chimneys, doors, etc.) has four rooms, all with original papers. Roof painted blue, lithographed in subtle brown, beige and green colors. Also has original metal railings, overhanging balcony and front porch. Extremely hard to find this house so complete. SIZE: 22-1/4″ h x 20″ w x 10-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: For the age of the house, the interiors and exteriors are very good to near excellent. Wear to roofs. Overall a very clean, exceptional house. 1-8639 MC (1,500-2,000)

LOT OF THREE EARLY DOLL HOUSES. Includes a Gottschalk red roof doll house with original interior papers and rare elevator, a Bliss two room doll house with original interior papers and an early folding cardboard and wood doll house. SIZE: Red roof 22″ h x 18″ w x 10-1/2″ d. Bliss house 18″ h x 12-1/2″ w x 9″ d. Folding house 17-1/2″ h x 11-3/4″ w x 9-3/4″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Red roof house is good and appears all original with some replaced moldings, some fading, staining and deterioration to paper, especially on sides of house and wear to the roof and base. Bliss house is very good plus retaining most of its original papers with some discoloration to roof papers and some minor flaking of paper. Folding house is very good with some minor paper loss to upstairs floor and probably replaced chimneys. 1-8668, 1-8666-1 MC (800-1,200)

LARGE BLISS SEASIDE DOLL HOUSE & BLISS 2 ROOM DOLL HOUSE. Highly sought after Seaside doll house is one of the rarest of the Bliss houses. It has wood turned posts, 2 doors and crest marked “R Bliss”, original steps and original celluloid in windows. Bliss 2 room doll house is brightly lithographed, has two windows with original celluloid inserts and small balcony marked “R. Bliss”. SIZE: Seaside 20″ h x 18″ w x 10-1/4″ d. Bliss 16-3/4″ h x 11-1/2″ w x 7-1/2″ d. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Seaside is good plus with some paper loss, some wear to roof, small piece of wood out of corner of roof, original papers. Also has a small piece of partition missing from living room. Bliss house very good plus with very bright colored paper, original interior, back wall of house is partially detached and some pieces need to be reglued. Overall a very appealing house. 1-8669 MC (1,200-1,500)

EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTION OF FINE HANDMADE DOLLS’ HOUSE CARPETS. Lot consists of 10 rugs from Eastern Europe or India. Copied from original Oriental rugs, these contemporary silk rugs are extremely well made having fine detail. Colors and designs are outstanding. These rugs have been sold by Barry Dawson’s Classic Carpets who is a distributor to this country. SIZE: Range from 8-1/2″ to 15-1/2″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-54 AM (500-1,000)

EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTION OF FINE HANDMADE DOLLS’ HOUSE CARPETS. Lot consists of 10 rugs from Eastern Europe or India. Copied from original Oriental rugs, these contemporary silk rugs are extremely well made having fine detail. Colors and designs are outstanding. These rugs have been sold by Barry Dawson’s Classic Carpets who is a distributor to this country. SIZE: Ranges from 9″ to 15-3/4″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-55 AM (500-1,000)

EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTION OF FINE HANDMADE DOLLS’ HOUSE CARPETS. Lot consists of 9 rugs from Eastern Europe or India. Copied from original Oriental rugs, these contemporary silk rugs are extremely well made having fine detail. Colors and designs are outstanding. These rugs have been sold by Barry Dawson’s Classic Carpets who is a distributor to this country. SIZE: Ranges from 7-1/4″ to 14-1/4″ l. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-8805-56 AM (500-1,000)

ANTIQUE DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 1920. Rare set of parlor furniture by Paul Leonhardt made in the 1920’s-1930’s including a sofa and four side chairs with upholstered seats and backs with gold paint accompanied by a matching marble top table with four turned legs and a display cabinet with glass on three sides and glass shelves having porcelain dishes. Three additional pieces in cream including a round table and two side chairs. All are original pieces. Accessories include an ormolu birdcage on legs, two soft metal framed prints, an Art Nouveau mantle clock painted green with gold decoration and a miniature book with printed pages. SIZE: Tallest is approx. 8″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Parlor set shows slight wear to upholstery, one chair has small piece of decoration missing. 1-8805-15 AM (1,000-1,500)

NINE ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE DOLLS. Four glass eyed Simon & Halbig ladies wearing evening gowns; two having original dresses and all having original wigs. Five gentlemen with mustaches with four in suits and the other wearing a tuxedo. All men have painted eyes and original limbs. SIZE: Tallest woman is 8″ and the tallest man is 7″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Three of the doll’s gowns are fragile and are melting, there are no broken or missing limbs. The men’s clothing shows wear. 1-8805-62 AM (1,200-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE DOLLS. Thirteen dolls’ house dolls; three ladies, one boy and nine men from sizes 5″ to 6-3/4″ t. Most are redressed and all have painted eyes and molded hair. Remaining dolls in the lot are six all bisque children having glass eyes and original dress with a 7-1/2″ glass eyed maid; two sets of twins and the maid appears to be redressed with old fabric. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Fair to good. One man has feet broken off, another man has chipped feet. 1-8805-73 AM (2,500-3,000)

Revised: 10/24/2008

Lot Added

LOT OF APPROXIMATELY 35 ALL-BISQUE AND OTHER SMALL DOLLS. This lot includes a plethora of glass-eyed all bisque dolls, glass and painted eye dolls on composition bodies, small parian dolls, small china dolls, and others. An amazing lot and especially a unique opportunity for the collector / dealer who desires having such a fine assortment of small dolls. This lot primarily contains antique dolls with just a few dolls of more modern vintage. SIZE: Varies 4″-8″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Though not fully examined, overall very good plus with some faring better than others. 1-8805 JL (1,000-2,000)

FINE ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE KITCHEN ACCESSORIES. Including a tin Marklin labo bowl painted white with blue trim with water tank storage on top and a faucet, a blue and white tin onion holder, a wonderful six-drawer tin spice holder painted white with lovely blue decoration, two tin brush holders painted blue and white, a large blue and white tin dust pan, early tin kerosene lamp, a blue and white tin cutlery tray, a good tin picnic basket with blue and white Delft photos on each side of the base as well as top with two openings on spring and handle, hanging spice rack with small handled drawers painted white with blue lettering, a tin box that hangs on the wall for brushes and shoe polish painted white with blue lettering, two porcelain covered boxes with Herring and Asparagus written in German on the lids, a hanging tin shelf with three porcelain canisters with lids and a tin kitchen stove with two open burners with pots and lids that rest inside the burners and a tin plate door on the front. SIZE: Labo bowl is 5-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-47 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN CANOPY BED & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Four post canopy Waltershausen (Boulle) bed having gold transfer work on sides with none on headboard and footboard. Bed is completed with blue silk bed hangings and matching bed coverings and pillow. Accessories include a large ormolu chandelier with six Bristol glass globes (possible replacements), a fancy 13 piece gold tea set and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 8″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Gold paper trim covering fabric on canopy seems to be a replacement, bed is wrapped in gauze that we believe has been added. Headboard and footboard do not have gold transfer work, the tall canopy posts are square and are possible replacements. Tea set is believed to be brass not ormolu. 1-8805-35 AM (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Five piece bedroom set including a large cabinet with glass door to reveal shelves inside with laces and trims tied in pink ribbons and gold transfer on front, a deep well dresser with long narrow mirror with scalloping around mirror mounted on flanking drawers with marble tops and a center drawer with gold transfer decoration on front, marble top four drawer chest with front protrusions and carved corner posts having gold transfer decoration on front drawers, fancy dressing table on legs with two circular openings in gallery having mirror scalloped with gold transfer work and a wonderful bed with finials on corners, scalloped sides, headboard and foot board as well as very nice gold transfer work with original bedding and a lady’s hat. Accessories include a porcelain covered dish of a swaddled baby, a kerosene chandelier with white milk glass shade and chimney suspended on chains and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 9″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Marble top bureau has repaired marble top and several tiny worm holes and bed has possible repair on foot board. 1-8805-34 AM (900-1,200)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. A very rare Waltershausen (Boulle) desk with serpentine front, curved metal legs and applied metal decoration on the back of the desk and around the circular mirror with soft metal filigree shelves, a green felt writing surface, a matching table with same metal legs and the table top has gold and silver decoration on top, a fine recessed cupboard with glass door that opens to reveal a blue papered interior with Gothic openwork on the door mounted on top of a base with cupboard doors. There are white corner turned wood posts on the front corners, a drop-well dresser with long narrow mirror with scallop decoration, flanked by two marble tops having drawers below. There is a china cabinet with recessed top having a door with mirror and Gothic openwork with gold transfer work around mounted on a base with faux drawers below. Accessories include two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 6-1/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good with slight wear to metal decoration on desk. 1-8805-26 AM (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Very rare Waltershausen (Boulle) step-back vanity with mirror on back with openings for bottles and oval cut-outs having lace draping and the long drawer opens to a divided compartment housing sewing implements, with two doors below, a drop front desk with blue interior paper lining compartments with center mirror in back, a very rare console table with curved metal legs with gold and silver transfer work on the back and two Gothic side chairs with original fabric of blue cut-out velvet. Accessories include an ormolu console table and mirror that hangs from the wall, a pair of ormolu matching frames with prints and a soft metal painted gold lamp with shade painted cranberry and a chimney. SIZE: Tallest is 7″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good. Front legs of chairs have been reglued, one spot of discoloration on ormolu console mirror and console table is missing large mirror. 1-8805-24 AM (750-1,000)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Six pieces of Waltershausen (Boulle)including a rare sewing table with a drawer divided into sections complete with implements and a fancy oval mirror with scallop decoration around it mounted on a pedestal base, a rare sofa with the original Chintz fabric with birds and flowers, a Gothic pier mirror with a marble base and gold transfer work around the border, a wonderful wall clock with pendulum and porcelain face, a marble top bureau with attached mirror and white columns carved on the front corners and a large chest of drawers with an oval mirror attached on the back and gold transfer work on the front and top. Accessories include an ormolu mantle clock with bronze rider on top and three ormolu frames with prints. SIZE: Tallest is 9-1/2″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Marble top bureau may have had the mirror added at a later time. 1-8805-20 AM (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes three desks in various styles as well as with a marble top wash-stand. First drop front desk has white turned columns with an elaborate interior of blue paper and cubby holes with gold transfer work on the front. Second has lovely gold transfer work on the front, interior has a back mirror with small drawers and cut-out work above. A third desk has lots of gold transfer work with a crown in the center and smaller crowns on top of the flanking cupboards with four opening drawers below finished with gabriole legs as well as a large scale washstand with a large center drawer finished with four turned legs and three circular cut-outs for bottles. Accessories include a large scale, soft metal chandelier with six candle holders, a photo album in red leather with clasp having daguerreotypes inside and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 7-1/8″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good with usual wear. 1-8805-14 AM (800-1,200)

LOT OF ANTIQUE DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture consisting of a serpentine sofa with padded arms and matching arm chairs, upholstered in fuschia with cutout backs, marble top turtleback table with straight legs, an upright piano when lifted shows depressible keys, a marble top side table with curved legs, a fancy bureau with mirror having nice stenciling, a three part ormolu folding mirror with lithograph scenes on the back, a wall clock with pendulum and a kerosene chandelier with soft metal painted gold having bristol glass shade and chimney. SIZE: Largest is 6-3/8″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Both tables and bureau with mirror appear to have been re-glued, the parlor set has replaced trim and backs have been repainted, some silvering is missing from center mirror. Remainder of lot is good. 1-8805-11 AM (750-1,000)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE KITCHEN FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Lot includes two kitchen furniture sets; one set is cream trimmed in blue consisting of a 9-1/2″ tall cupboard with matching table and two chairs, a work table and hanging shelf. The second set is mustard trimmed in red consisting of a 9″ tall cupboard with matching table and chair as well as a hanging shelf and a work bench having two doors below. A large tin cupboard painted beige and blue in original paint as well as an odd table and two chairs in cream are included. Accessories include a tin egg container with eggs which hangs on the wall, a labo bowl in mustard trimmed in red with faucet, heavy metal dishes with platters, tureens in tan trimmed in blue. A white tin hanging shelf with canisters labeled with spices having drawers below all trimmed in blue, a tin canister set with four large and four small canisters having lids with four hanging tin containers in tan and blue decoration and a similar wall clock. Two tin hanging utensil racks. Metal clock with movable hands and some treenware plates, bowl, compote and vase in two different patterns. SIZE: Tallest is 9-1/2″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. All tin pieces have wear and flaking to paint and some wooden kitchen pieces show minor wear to paint. 1-8805-60 AM (2,000-2,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE KITCHEN FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 1900. Large lot of kitchen furniture including a tall cupboard with cabinet below and doors that open above with shelving inside, a table with two chairs and three hanging shelf units as well as a work table with drawer; all painted in cream. Accessories include many pieces of blue and white enamelware with a round bread box and three cardboard plates of food. SIZE: Cupboard is 13″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall good. There is minor wear to paint on furniture as well as to enameling on accessories. 1-8805-57 AM (500-1,000)

ANTIQUE BONE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Circa 1890-1920. Lot consists of a tall what-not shelf having turned posts and finials with many pieces of bone attached to the shelf including vases, mantle mirrors, teapot etc as well as a similar, smaller what-not shelf with turned posts and many pieces of bone attached to the shelves such as cups and saucers and mirror etc. A four piece parlor set consisting of a sofa, table and two chairs, a large footed birdcage with bird, feeding stations and a hook on the top for hanging as well as a smaller birdcage with two orange birds on a stick and a loop at the top for hanging. A fine bone spinning wheel with all working parts intact. A vanity with oval swinging mirror. A nice Gothic-style arm chair with fine cut-out work, a tiny chair, a little bear on a sled with stick, a pair of binoculars with a scene of a man and a woman, a pedestal chess set and a super tiny mouse. SIZE: Tallest is 6″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. The binoculars are missing ring on front, oval mirror frame on dressing table has slight separation at base and the chess set is missing several pieces in both colors. 1-8805-23 AM (900-1,200)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Lot consists of a wonderful all original filigree soft metal Victorian carriage with hood in pink, filigree soft metal two tier table painted gold with marble top, Art Nouveau double ormolu inkwell with glass wells and tops having two wire hooks all resting on small feet, Art Nouveau soft metal mantle clock painted deep red with gold decoration and clock face having Roman numerals on paper face backed by glass, Art Nouveau table mirror with frame and base of soft metal painted gold with figurine to side, round ormolu birdcage on a base resembling a flower with a wax bird perched on a swing, a square birdcage with feeders having elaborate base, a soft metal stand having a fishbowl with fish, ormolu two tier stand with rope-like legs having velvet top and fancy openwork on sides, ormolu candle holder having large handle and three leaf legged base and a lithophane panel depicting a man on a bench playing a lyre housed in a pewter-metal frame backed with a soft metal candle holder. SIZE: Carriage is 4-1/2″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good with fabric in carriage being worn. 1-8805-39 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE ACCESSORIES. Including a filigree plant stand in soft metal having an asphaltum finish (brown wash) with large circular top holding flower pots and birdcage suspended in center with soft metal flowering tree supporting it and base has fancy scroll design. Marklin tin fireplace having painted brick in soft yellow lined in blue with a grate and fender around it with the trim at the top being tin painted gold, tin birdcage with red roof and bird hanging on a suspended ring, a fancy circular ormolu birdcage on a stand with a wax bird on a swing made by Erhard & Sohne, an ormolu compote with impressed floral design in center, large Art Nouveau hanging mirror with lilies and bellflower in center, an Art Nouveau console mirror which hangs from the wall, a square ormolu birdcage with parrot, an ormolu hanger, an ormolu mantle clock with pendulum and porcelain face, a soft metal double covered inkwell desk set with marble and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Birdcage on stand is approx. 5-1/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good with red roof birdcage having poor repaint and both Art Nouveau mirrors have some dark discoloration. 1-8805-40 AM (1,500-1,800)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Including a wonderful filigree plant stand on legs with a fishbowl on top, brass Marklin bed with original springs, a great six-branch ormolu chandelier with globes, a large dome ormolu birdcage with feeders and two birds; one perched on a ring and the other at a feeding station, a Marklin tin watering can with fine gold transfer work, an ormolu three-part folding mirror with lithograph scenes on the back, an ormolu parrot stand with wax parrot suspended on a wire and an ormolu frame with print. SIZE: Plant stand is 5-1/2″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Very good with slight silver loss to mirrors and wax parrot has melted and become flat. 1-8805-49 AM (1,500-2,000)

LOT OF ANTIQUE ORMOLU FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Fine fireplace with tall pier mirror having grate and fender all having pressed design as well as four logs in the fireplace, beautiful rectangular table with exceptional impressed designs on sides and table top with curved legs, rocking chair with rope-like frame having decorative cut-out designs under the seat and upholstered in fuschia silk and matching side chair in similar design with rope-like frame having an outstanding back done in open cut-out side which is matched around the bottom of the seat, a large chandelier with six branches having white Bristol globes, a coal hog with rope-like handle and impressed designs throughout and three framed prints; two rectangular and one oval. SIZE: Fireplace is 7-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Coal hog has dark discoloration on the inside and chairs show some wear to upholstered seats. 1-8805-53 AM (1,000-1,500)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa late 19th Century to early 20th Century. Wonderful bed having soft metal painted filigree with old bedding and an extraordinary headboard mounted against some maroon fabric. Accessories include a soft metal filigree nightstand with gallery on top all lined in red cardboard, a fine tin fireplace with figurines on each end holding up the mantle with openwork decoration around the mantle and in the hearth area as well, a standing soft metal birdcage with scroll legs, a filigree grandfather clock painted black having gold trim with a hanging pendulum and paper face with movable soft metal hands, a wonderful filigree key rack with opening door and key hooks (no keys present), a bronze parrot on stand that swings freely and an unusual filigree soft metal carriage with original lined interior and small bisque jointed doll. SIZE: Tallest is 6-1/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8805-25 AM (900-1,200)

HUGE LOT OF MINIATURE ACCESSORIES. Includes several sets of old antique cast iron fencing, several cast iron and tin stoves, a pile of oriental carpets and rugs, 4 cast iron street lamps and hundreds of old and more recent miniatures. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to excellent. 1-8805-75 MC (800-1,200)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ORMOLU ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century to early 20th Century. Includes a five piece parlor set upholstered in a flowered silk having tassels; sofa has bolster pillows with ormolu lion’s heads on the ends (Circa 1900). Accessories include an ormolu fireplace with pier mirror having impressed design throughout complete with grate and fender, an ormolu coal hog with rope handle mounted on pedestal, a six-arm ormolu chandelier with electric bulbs and Bristol shades, a cutlery tray with silverware, an old Morning Glory Victrola and two ormolu framed prints; one rectangle and one oval as well as one ormolu framed mirror. SIZE: Fireplace is 7-3/4″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Fireplace and cutlery tray have some discoloration as well as some wear to the Victrola. There is minor upholstery wear to the parlor set. 1-8805-58 AM (800-1,200)

LOT OF ORMOLU DOLLS’ HOUSE MINIATURES. A large scale chandelier with bulbs and shades, console mirror, three-part folding mirror with lithograph scenes on the reverse, a gilt metal three-part picture frame, cruet set, round birdcage as well as three framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 7-3/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Chandelier has brilliant and strong ormolu but is missing one bulb. Console mirror is missing table top cover. Three-part folding mirror is missing some silvering with slight discoloration at weld points and small amount of lithograph image missing. Cruet set and birdcage shows some dark discoloration and frames are fine. 1-8805-18 AM (700-900)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLL HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a parlor set with serpentine sofa, four side chairs and an arm chair having cut-out backs, upholstered in mauve, a marble top turtleback table with pedestal base and a display cabinet with shelves having blue paper. Accessories include an ormolu lamp with Bristol shade and chimney and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Largest 7-3/8″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Top crest of sofa has been re-glued and a couple of places in front where gilt trim paper is missing. One side chair has a split on left side. One chair has a worn on spot on front right corner. Arm chair has velvet arm pads missing. Blue shelf paper inside of display cabinet shows wear. 1-8805-13 AM (500-700)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Eleven pieces of Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture including a turtle top marble table on a pedestal base, an empire sofa with gold transfer work, a china cabinet on legs with a mirrored door and Gothic decoration and the interior having original blue paper lining, a marble top vanity having an oval mirror with scrolls of gold transfer work, an armoire with a solid door with gold transfer decoration of warriors and crests, a two-drawer chest with gold transfer work, an oval mirror with a scalloped pediment and four matching Gothic chairs with mauve silk upholstery and gold transfer work. Accessories include an ormolu mantle clock with bronze rider on top with porcelain clock face and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 6-1/2″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Fair to good. The china cabinet has a split in the wood on the mirrored door, the oval mirror and marble top vanity mirror have some silvering missing, the chairs have worn upholstery and some staining with one chair having worn gold transfer, sofa has stain on center of seat and some of gilt paper has darkened and the armoire has a repair on the upper right door. 1-8805-21 AM (500-800)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Including a large reverse painted scene on glass of a church in Pennsylvania framed in an ormolu frame, three branch ormolu chandelier having electric bulbs and Bristol shades, ormolu double sconce with electric bulbs and Bristol shades, a soft metal swinging cradle on a platform with a wire over the cradle for draping, a gilt metal stand with fireplace tools, a round ormolu birdcage with wax parrot, a great deer head with long antlers mounted on a plaque to hang on the wall, a soft metal six-sided plant stand with flower pots, large soft metal chandelier painted gold having three candle holders and three electric bulb and shade holders with an angel suspended from the top of the post, a red leather covered book having blank pages for writing, a two-part ormolu cutlery tray with soft metal silverware, an Art Nouveau figure holding thermometer, three piece matching set in red and gold of a mantle clock with figural finial and two candelabras as well as an ormolu standing barometer. SIZE: Chandelier is 6″ t. Reverse on glass is 5-1/2″ x 4-1/2″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Birdcage has missing bars and a few are not attached at the top, mantle clock has worn clock face and double sconce has oxidation at the light sockets. 1-8805-22 AM (600-900)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Lot includes large scale six piece Waltershausen (Boulle) parlor set in the black ebony, upholstered in seafoam green trimmed in a braided cord. A pedestal chest table with center drawer with transfer checkerboard on the top, a marble top dresser with mirror having six sides framed in a scalloped border and two doors beneath. Accessories include a large kerosene chandelier with three attached candle holders with Bristol shade and chimney, a newspaper holder with openwork design mounted on an elaborate base painted gold, a metal hanging pendulum clock painted gold with a clock face in Roman numerals with pendulum below behind glass and a domed metal clock painted gold on a platform. SIZE: Tallest is 7-1/2″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Fair to good. Sofa shows wear to fabric with some missing areas, right leg has been broken and replaced with poor copy and possible restoration to sides of sofa. Mirror on marble top dresser has been reglued. Chest table has replaced leg. Backs of chairs have been painted black. 1-8805-32 AM (400-600)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture including a drop front desk with beautiful original interior of blue paper with cubby holes and center mirror and an unusual pediment on top and drawer below with two doors under writing surface having exceptional gold transfer work on front, a large pier mirror with original mirror on marble base with gold transfer work around mirror and at back of base, a marble top wash stand with center drawer and three-sided frame on top of marble resting on four curved legs with gold transfer work, upright piano with gold transfer work on bottom when lid is lifted one sees depressible piano keys, marble top dresser with fancy framing around mirror with large drawer below marble top and two drawers that open, a side chair having an open back with gold transfer work and upholstered with green silk having gold Dresden trim. Accessories include a highly decorated ormolu oval table with four curved legs and a checkerboard top, a six-arm ormolu chandelier with electric bulbs and Bristol shades, ormolu table lamp with decorative trim around the Bristol shade and two ormolu framed prints. SIZE: Tallest is 9-3/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Ormolu table shows a few discolored spots on both top and bottom. Desk shows worm holes as well as marble top desk. Chandelier has one replaced bulb. 1-8805-33 AM (500-800)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE. Circa 1880-1900. Consisting of a four piece lithograph parlor set including a tall cabinet with mirror having great lithography, another cabinet with a gallery above and an empire sofa and side chair upholstered in brown velvet. A five piece parlor set in box form being upholstered in seafoam green silk with tassels and trim work including a sofa, two arm chairs and two side chairs complimented by an ornate fireplace with figurines holding up the mantle with open pierce-work trim under and above the mantle as well as in the hearth area completed by a grate and matching fender. SIZE: Tallest is approx 6-1/2″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. There is a small piece of lithograph missing from one cabinet, the other cabinet is missing a shelf, the lithograph sofa has a split in the front. The silk parlor set shows wear and some missing tassels. 1-8805-37 AM (400-600)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & PRINT. Circa 19th Century. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a drop well dresser with long narrow scalloped trimmed mirror flanked by two marble top drawers and one center drawer, vanity with oval mirror and curved legs, a drop front desk with scallop trim and mirror on back wall and drawer below having green paper interior as well as three exterior drawers, a nightstand with door that opens, a small marble top oval table and a child’s bed with bedding. All furniture except marble top oval table having gold transfer work. Accessories include a set of six matching chairs and ottomans believed to be German, upholstered in a cotton beige floral material with paper trim and an ormolu framed print. SIZE: Tallest is 6-1/4″. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good to very good. Drop front desk has small area of paint loss. 1-8805-38 AM (400-600)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture consisting of a three-drawer check with marble top, a marble top bureau with mirror, marble turtle top table on four sprawling legs, two Gothic side chairs upholstered in a cotton fabric and a two drawer large scale chest with all pieces having gold transfer work. Accessories include a soft metal round plant stand painted gold with four wooden flower pots on a scroll base, an Art Deco rectangular ormolu table, an ornate ormolu display cabinet with beveled glass on three sides as well as fancy pressed design throughout resting on four ball feet and two ormolu framed prints with a third being of soft metal painted gold. SIZE: Glass cabinet is 6-1/2″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Display cabinet is missing mirror in back and shelves show slight discoloration. Gothic chairs each have a crack on the front and each seat shows slight soiling. Mirrored bureau has replaced mirror, taped in and backed by paper as well as some wear to finish on the front. 1-8805-41 AM (600-800)

ANTIQUE WALTERSHAUSEN DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORY. Waltershausen (Boulle) furniture includes a large scale marble top desk with gallery on top having cubby holes and doors on side with mounted crest on top as well as serpentine front and small drawers below finished with curved legs, a drop front three drawer desk with white carved columns on front corners and interior has center recessed mirror with flanking small drawers on sides and green paper interior, large scale armoire with highly decorative gold transfer work on doors; when opened interior shows hooks on back wall, fancy cabinet on legs with mirrored door having blue paper interior and shelf, a four drawer chest with fancy turned front columns having gold transfer work and a dressing table with center drawer having gallery with circular openings for bottles and a mounted mirror on back with scroll work. Included is an ormolu framed print. SIZE: Armoire is approx. 8″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. Bonnet on top of cabinet is broken in two places and has been re-glued and the door is unhinged. 1-8805-63 AM (600-800)

ANTIQUE DOLLS’ HOUSE FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES. Circa 19th Century. Two parlor sets both having lithographed paper surfaces; one has a couch and the other has a cupboard. Also included in the lot is a tin fireplace with complete grate and fender as well as a mirror on the top flanked by two urns. Lot is completed with two ormolu chandeliers; one with electric bulbs and Bristol shades and the other with Bristol globes, an ormolu oval mirror and a cast iron wall clock complete with pendulum and paper face. SIZE: Cabinet is 7″ t. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Good. All furniture shows slight wear to lithograph decorations, foot replaced on cupboard as well as all feet on round table, mirror shows some silver loss and some dark discoloration to one arm of chandelier and minor wear to upholstery. 1-8805-67 AM (600-900)

LOT OF 2 MINI DRESSERS & HUTCH. Circa early 20th Century. Includes chest of drawers with two small drawers over three larger drawers. Label on bottom reads “Made by Loring Cushing” of South Hingham, MA. Also includes 3 drawer dresser on ball feet. Glass door hutch with two side windows, turned columns, and arched crest, pull out writing surface, and storage area below, all on block feet with bun feet at front. SIZE: Dressers are 9″ and 12″ h respectively. Hutch is 42″ h. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Generally very good, second dresser has one cracked foot. 1-8670 APT (400-500)

LARGE LOT OF BOOKS. This is your opportunity to buy a lifetime collection of toy dollhouse books (almost an instant library!) Books vary from very rare editions to miniature magazines and toy books. These volumes include many out of print editions. Hundreds of books and magazines. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: All appear to be very good to near excellent. 1-8734, 9-94883 MC (300-600)

EXTREMELY LARGE LOT OF MINIATURES, DOORSTOPS, TINS, ETC. Including all bisque glass-eyed doll, 2 ormolu chandeliers, 3 cast iron bird door stops, small cast iron furniture and a Swiss two bird musical birdcage. Also included are two doll trunks & doll bed. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Lot varies from good to excellent. 1-8671, 1-8678, 1-8735 MC (1,500-2,500)

LARGE LOT OF DOLL HOUSE, DIORAMAS AND ACCESSORIES. First is an antiques shop filled with oriental dolls and some artisan furniture with plaque overhead which says “Gaba Antiques San Francisco Since 1870”. Also includes a German Gottschalk stable with three horses, a wall hanging diorama, a German ark with animals, a 1920s grocery store with original box, two small early German tin kitchens, a large lot of fancy German Valentines, a lot of Elastolin animals, etc. SIZE: Varies. PROVENANCE: From the Estate of Geraldine Gaba, Scottsdale, AZ. CONDITION: Overall good to very good. 1-8624, 1-8641, 1-8652, 1-8666-1, 1-8736, 1-8737 MC (800-1,400)

GERMAN HOMEMADE DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1920, This two story house has its original cream facade with blue overpaint on the trim and roof. There are windows flanking each side of the large porch on the first floor and a center bay window on the second floor with side windows. A few decals have been added to the front facade. The main roof opens in two parts to reveal two rooms. The interior of the house has its original cream walls but a floor is missing that divides it into two rooms. The house has two cupboard doors in the back to open the house. A scene was painted on the doors of ducks swimming in a brook which was painted at a later date. SIZE: 42″ l x 41″ h x 24-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Generally good to very good. Painted surfaces show wear and scratches, especially on the porch roof, bay window roof and on the main roof. Front porch shows some separation from main house. 1-8493 AM (500-1,000)

LARGE HOMEMADE DOLLS’ HOUSE. Circa 1920s-30s, this two story house has been overpainted with orange paint on part of the front and sides. The first story has a long porch with railing at the entrance. The house opens on side via two removable panels (one a possible replacement or has been trimmed). There are four large rooms measuring 17″ x 17″. The interior has been updated and finished with decals and fabric added later. SIZE: 38″ l x 46″ h x 26″ d. CONDITION: Generally fair to good with part of base missing and loose chimney. 1-8460 AM (500-1,000)

TWO-STORY DOLL HOUSE WITH APPLIED WREATHS. This wooden dolls’ house is painted a soft yellow with green trim and has a coral color roof. All the painted surfaces appear to be original. The homemade dolls’ house is probably German. There is a front porch with a bay window over the porch. There are two openings on the roof that reveal two rooms in the attic. The back of the house has two cupboard doors that open to expose one large room. There are a few decals glued to the back of the house and a few on the large interior room. SIZE: 42-1/2″ l x 39″ h x 26″ d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-8462 AM (250-300)

GERMAN DOLL’S TOWNHOUSE. This attractive two story German dolls’ house of cream colored bricks with dark green shutters and red roof was made by the Moritz Reichel Company in the 1930s. It opens from the front to reveal one large room with original wallpapers. It is missing a floor in the middle which would make this a two room house. All paint surfaces appear to be original. SIZE: 23″ l x 28-1/2″ h x 15″ d. CONDITION: Overall generally good. Front hinged facade is currently detached and vertical crack on left side. 1-8464 AM (300-600)

METAL DOLL HOUSE. Circa 1950-1960’s. Lithographed tin house with open back, four rooms, and carport. SIZE: 33″ l x 10-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good, with some edge wear, minor bends, and slight areas of corrosion. 1-8479 AT (25-50)