This lot is 3 vintage cornbread stick pans, one 12 inch cast iron and two 8 inch aluminum.  Unmarked.  Ready for another  50+ years of cornbread!
Dimensions:
12 x 6
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Lot of 3 Vintage Corn Stick Pans

A rare antique (1915) piece of sheet music, “Are You From Dixie? (Cause I’m From Dixie, Too)” by Jack Yellen and George L. Cobb.  In great shape for its age.  A few small tears along the edges.  It was framed when we bought it.  10.5x13.5 inches.
Dimensions:
10.5 x 13.5 inches
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Rare 1915 Sheet Music “Are You From Dixie?”

This lot is a pair of USSR WWII patriotic posters.  These were reprinted off the original dies in 1985 for the 40th anniversary of the end of WWII.  Each are approximately 17.5 x 22.  Unframed.  The left one, is our favorite. It shows a woman cloaked in red, titled “MOTHERLAND CALLING.” In her hand is a copy of the Soviet “Military Oath,” encouraging young men to sign up.  The second one is titled “For The Motherland!” and shows Stepan Ermolenko, a Soviet sailor, who caught on land, died stopping a German advance.  
Dimensions:
17.5 x 22
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Two Original Vintage Soviet Union Patriotic Posters

This lot is a beautiful late-Victorian (1890s) golden oak rocking chair with a woven cane seat and back.  Often called a sewing rocker because the seat is on 15 inches high, allowing the lady to easily reach her sewing.  The wood and woven cane are in excellent condition.  There is nothing wrong with this piece!  From floor to back is 36 inches.  The seat is 16 inches wide at the front.  
Dimensions:
16x15x36
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1890s Golden Oak &#38; Wicker Sewing Rocker

This lot is a really neat souvenir print on cloth of the famous “Borough Market” in London. By the London artist, it has four panels of scenes from the market.  Bought in London about 25-30 years ago.  Then framed in Atlanta.  The print is approximately 27 x 22 inches.  The frame is approximately 27 x 33 inches.  It is ready to hang up on your wall.  
Dimensions:
2 x 27 x 33
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Framed London Print Of Borough Market, London 

This lot is a 1970s Model F545 “Yankee Clipper” Flexible Flyer” children’s sled.  Made in Medina, Ohio.  It shows decades of love, but still works.  Our grandkids used it this winter until their mother found out.  Approximately 45 inches long at the bottom the runners.  5 inches high and 14 inches wide.  
Dimensions:
14 x 5 x 45
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Vintage “Yankee Clipper” Flexible Flyer Snow Sled

This lot is an antique Schenley Whiskey advertising pitcher or Pub Jug.  A little over 9 inches tall.  When a group ordered whiskey at a bar, it would be served in a pitcher like this.  Those were the days!  Made by Hall Pottery Co in the early 20th century.  Perfect condition.  Works great with ice tea.
Dimensions:
5 x 5 x 9 
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1920s Schenley Whiskey “Pub Jug”

This lot is a huge vintage folk art painting by H. Huntington. The frame is approximately 38 x 46 inches.  Often called “The Happy Pig.”  It came from a children’s clinic.  It’s a mixed media piece.  Huntington would first do an oil print or stencil and then hand paint in the details.  In
Dimensions:
38 x 46 x 3
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Large H. Huntington “Happy Pig” Folk Art Painting 

This lot is two 1930s-40s hand-hammered aluminum serving trays.  The larger one, 15 inches in diameter and embossed with running deer, is stamped: “Hand Forged - Everlast Metal.” The smaller one, 13.5 inches in diameter and with handles, is unmarked. Both are in excellent condition.
Dimensions:
15 & 13.5 Inches wide
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Vintage Hand Made Aluminum Trays

This lot is a souvenir of a 1988 trip to the Kongre Ballett theatre in Saarbrucken, Germany.  The Georgia tourist bought one of the event posters, folded it up and  brought it back home to Duluth. She then had it proudly framed.  It’s an interesting, vintage poster that’s ready to hang up on your wall.  The frame is approximately 24 x 34 inches.
Dimensions:
1 x 24 x 34
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1988 German Tschaikowsky Ballet-Gala Poster

This lot is a pair of rare, handmade bunny  dolls by Carole Taylor, Hixton, Tennessee.  In the late 80s, Mrs. Taylor decided to start a business in her small village of Hixton using her sewing circle.  They started hand made cloth dolls using their sewing scraps.  As a result, each Raggs doll is unique.  These two bunny dolls are great examples of her work.  One is holding carrots and the other has a strand of dried leaves.  Yes, someone collected dried leaves and hand strung them!  After finishing the doll bodies, they were soaked in tea to antique them.  Each doll is about 22 inches tall.  The original cost 35 years ago, was 38.
Dimensions:
22 inches tall
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Two Rare Carole Taylor “Raggs Dolls”

This lot is an unusual antique (1920s-30s) elementary student size school desk.  The seat and desk are joined together by industrial tube steel that curves along the floor.  It’s small.  The seat is only 10.5 inches high.  The lift-top desk is 15 x 20.5 inches.  Our kids used it for years.  Then it became a lamp table.
Dimensions:
22 x 24 x 18
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Unusual Antique Elementary School Desk

This lot is a large (36” x 48”) abstract painting on canvas.  Titled “Art Force” and dated 7/22.  When we bought it at an art show a couple years ago, we chatted with the artist.  Later, we realized he has not signed it.  Now we don’t remember his name.  It’s a striking piece of art.  Painted to be hung without a frame
Dimensions:
36 x 48 x 1
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Large Abstract Painting “Art Force”

This lot is two, like new with authentic tags, Chicago Cubs T-Shirts.  Official merchandise tags and markings, along with the original 17.95 price tags. Long story short, I thought I was buying another team’s shirts.  Just kept them anyway.

Here’s the deal.  If you buy two shirts you get your choice of sizes:  XL, L, M or S.  Just decide when you pick them up. 
Dimensions:
S to XL
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2X Official Chicago Cubs T-Shirt New With Tags

This lot is a late 70s - early 80s wicker blanket box.  It has a solid plywood bottom and lid, making it a very sturdy piece.  Classic natural wicker with green trim.  The top is approximately 33.5 inches wide and 18 inches deep.  It’s 18 inches high.  The inside is 13 inches deep.  It’s a nice piece!
Dimensions:
33 x 18 x 18
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Vintage Wicker Blanket Box

This lot is a souvtpennant for the Cole Brothers Circus.  Billed as the largest circus under a big top tent, it went from 1884 to 2016.  A part of American history was lost when it closed.  This pennant was bought at the circus in the early 80s.  In excellent condition.
Dimensions:
12 x 27 x .1
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Vintage Cole Brothers Circus Felt Pennant

This lot is a beautiful white woven wicker wall mirror in very good condition.  The mirror is approximately 19.5 x 29.5 inches. The wicker frame is approximately 27 x 37 inches at the widest parts.  Has a nice vintage look about it.  Ready to hang on your wall!
Dimensions:
27 x 37 x 2
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Nice Pier One White Wicker Wall Mirror 

This lot is a rare 1950s chair by Boling Chair Company of North Carolina. It is famous for high end, hand-made modern and mid-century style chairs. It also recreated early 1800s style chairs.  This is one of those chairs.  Empire revival style.  Hand woven bottom and hand painted floral designs.  It still has the 1950s label on the bottom.  It makes a great accent piece!
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Vintage North Carolina Chair

This lot is a beautiful framed poster by the renowned wildlife artist, Art La May.  Done for the 1986 Southeastern Wildlife Exposition. Titled “the boys, it features a row of Mallard Duck in a deep discussion!
The custom wood frame is approximately 16.5 x 26.5 inches. 
Dimensions:
17 x 27 x 1
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1986 Framed Wildlife Exposition Poster By Art La May. “The boys.”

This lot is a fantastic late-1800s stoneware crock. Found underneath an 1850s Louisiana home.  8 inches wide at the base and 13.5 inches high.
Dimensions:
8 x 13.5
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1800s Stoneware Crock 

This lost is a nice, vintage cast-iron hand cranked coffee grinder.  The wood box underneath is approximately 8 inches square
Dimensions:
8 x 8 12
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Vintage Cast Iron Coffee Grinder

This lot is a beautiful 1982 double matted and framed lithograph of Wood Ducks by the renowned wildlife artist, Charles G. McLaurin.  Pencil signed in the lower right corner.  The visible print is approximately 18 x 24 inches.  The wood frame is approximately 15 x 31.5 inches.  
Dimensions:
25 x 32
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Framed Print Of Wood Ducks By C. G. McLaurin

This lot is an antique (late 1800s) cash drawer table.  Hand cut dovetails.  It came from an 1850s Louisiana town home, owned by a shopkeeper.  The table was used in the store, church events local school events.  It was sanded and polished by his sons in the early 20th century.  The top is 19 x 24.5 inches.  It is 30.5 inches tall.  Ready for another century of use!
Dimensions:
19 x 24.5 x 30.5
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Antique Cash Drawer Table

This lot is a vintage, 1950s to early 60s, elementary children’s school desk.  Came out of Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.  Made of thick solid Oak.  The seat is a little over 12 inches high.  The back is 22.5 inches high.  The seat is about 14 inches square. It has proudly survived almost 70 years of children!
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Vintage Oak Child’s School Chair

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Original Currier & Ives color lithograph “Speak For It”, image 15in x 20in, framed in 1960s wood frame 17in x 22in x 1in, ready to hang

Framed Currier & Ives lithograph "Speak For It"

Full view of framed lithograph including floral border and wooden frame

Close-up of boy in sailor suit holding treat with glass of milk

Chromolithograph depicting young boy in blue sailor suit holding treat above seated spaniel, milk glass and plate on table, surrounded by pink rose border, set in brown wood frame under glass

1910 Currier & Ives lithograph Speak For It

This lot
Is an original 1910 Currier & Ives Lithographic print.  From the mid 1800s to the early 1900s, nearly every home in America had at least one Currier print on the wall.  This one shows a boy in his sailor suit, teasing his dog to “speak for” a treat.  The print is 15 x 20 inches.  It was reframed in the 1960s into a nice 17 x 22 inch frame.  It’s ready to hang up on your wall.
Dimensions:
17 x 22 x 1
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Lot #44: Antique 1910 Framed Currier Lithograph “Speak For It”

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, October 17 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Pickup Location: Ridge Vista Ct, Lawrenceville, GA, 30043 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #44: Antique 1910 Framed Currier Lithograph “Speak For It”

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, October 17 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Pickup Location: Ridge Vista Ct, Lawrenceville, GA, 30043 View Map (opens in new window)

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