Sale 189, Session Three

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831 Hammer Price was $60.00 BRASS SAXAPHONE with chrome/nickel plated fingering pieces, maker: Yahama (Japan); "YTS-21", together with carrying case. Opening bid: $50.
832 Hammer Price was $70.00 SILVER PLATED SAXAPHONE , made by Frank Holton & Co., Elkhorn, Wisconsin, together with carrying case. Opening bid: $50.
833 COLLECTION OF WOODEN WALL HUNG BRACKETS in a medium carton. Opening bid: $10
834 COLLECTION OF 34 WALL PAPER PATTERNS , hand cut and some metal wire insets, c. 19th/early 20th C. Opening bid: $200
835 Hammer Price was $31.00 OAK WALL MOUNTED SWINGING ARM or plant holder, 11 ½" x 42" x 3 ½". Opening bid: $10
836 Hammer Price was $35.00 HAND CARVED WOODEN ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS in a book carton. Opening bid: $10
837 Hammer Price was $105.00 BLOCK OF SIX BRONZE FACED WOODEN DRAWERS , without top or base, mounted in a wooden case, overall measures 15" x 34" x 12 ¾". Opening bid: $25
838 Hammer Price was $45.00 COLLECTION OF WOOD BURLS AND ODD WOODEN SHAPES in a book carton. Opening bid: $5
839 VIOLIN BOW , marked "Germany", having mother o'pearl inlaid frog. Opening bid: $15.
840 Hammer Price was $20.00 VIOLIN BOW , signed "Bausch" and "Germany", with no hair, mother o'pearl inlaid frog. Opening bid: $20.
841 Hammer Price was $20.00 VIOLIN BOW , ebony frog inlaid with Mother O' Pearl, silver wire wrapped above the leather wrap, approximately one half of the horse hair is missing. Opening bid: $10.
842 VIOLIN , made by Guisippi Carlo, Milano, anno 1763, length 14", upper bouts 6 ½", lower bouts 8", together with bow, maker: Tubbs, together with carrying case. Opening bid: $1500.
843 VIOLIN , made by John Bapt Schwertzer in Germany in 1818, regraded by Joseph Collingwood & Son Violin Importer's, length 14 ¼", upper bouts 6 ½", lower bouts 8", together with bow, made by: "Paul Ecudon", together with carrying case. Note: J.B. Schwertzer born 179_, died 1865 in Rexth. Opening bid: $300.
844 VIOLIN , made by David Hopf, (signed in back), length 14", upper bouts 6 3/8", lower bouts 7 7/8", together with carrying case. Opening bid: $200.
845 Hammer Price was $675.00 A REPLICA OF A GIOVAN PAOLI MAGGINI VIOLIN , made by Reinhold Schmidt, in Saxony, length 14 ¼", upper bouts 6 5/8", lower bouts 8 1/8", together with bow (unsigned) and carrying case. Condition: Elegant. Opening bid: $200.
846 Hammer Price was $25.00 GUYA TONE ELECTRIC GUITAR , six strings. Opening bid: $25.
847 Hammer Price was $350.00 A "TUBA-PHONE" BANJO , made by The Vega Co., Boston, style M, with last patent date of July 27, 1905, bears signature of Jos. Rogers, Jr., with carrying case. Opening bid: $100.
848 Hammer Price was $35.00 RUSSIAN BALALAIKA Opening bid: $15
849 Hammer Price was $350.00 TWO OAK PLANK SEATED SIDE CHAIRS , having curvate back panels, each with impressed "Schlitz Trade Mark Symbols", American early 20th C. Opening bid: $75.
850 Hammer Price was $25.00 MAHOGANY TALL URN , floral shaped body with "Roman-Key" border, mounted as table lamp, electrified, with cloth covered shade, height 40 ½" overall. Opening bid: $25.
851 Hammer Price was $45.00 MAHOGANY WALL HUNG SPREAD WING EAGLE PLAQUE hand carved, 4" x 16 ½" x 8", together with gilded composition spread wing eagle/shield and flag, length 28". Opening bid: $25
852 THREE MATCHING OAK RATHSKELLAR CHAIRS , with plank seats and turned legs with ornamental wrought iron cross stretchers, having matching backs, together with a fourth similar chair with slightly different back, German late 19th/early 20th C. Opening bid: $75.
853 A WOOD SCULPTED EWER , 14" tall, American 20th C. Opening bid: $25.
854 Hammer Price was $20.00 A HAND CARVED WOOD FIGURE of a girl in hoop skirt, 9" tall, 5 ½" diameter, with the name Annabell inscribed on the base. Opening bid: $20.
855 OAK OCTAGONAL TWO TIERED COFFEE TABLE , having four quartered / bevel plated glass inserts, 15 ½"x38"x38". Opening bid: $50.
856 Hammer Price was $80.00 "PADDY WAGON CALLER" used by Milwaukee Police Dept. over 100 years ago (c. mid/late 19th C.), the last of these units were purchased by the city in the early 1930's, bearing the following legend: "The mechanism is activated by a crank that compresses a flat steel spring, one of the brass wheels is coded with a pattern of indentations which open and close an electrical circuit that sends a programmed telegraphic message to the police station. The code would tell the location of the call box and a "paddy wagon" could be dispatched." Opening bid: $45
857 A TEXAS INSTRUMENT ELECTRIC BAROMETER , in a clear plastic covered ebonized base, made in Asheville, N.C. and Toronto, Canada. Opening bid: $10.
858 Hammer Price was $15.00 OAK FINISHED OCTAGONAL COFFEE TABLE , 16 ½"x38"x38". Opening bid: $15.
859 Hammer Price was $25.00 "OLDS" SLIDE TROMBONE and carrying case, (with mouthpiece at office). Opening bid: $25.
860 Hammer Price was $90.00 "PAN AMERICAN" CLARINET , zebra wood(?) and metal mounts, maker: C.G. Conn Ltd., USA, together with carrying case and key to reed. Opening bid: $50.

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