| AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS: GENEVA SAMS | |
| QUILT TOPS USED BY G. SAMS FOR DEMONSTRATIONS | 3250.00 |
| QUILT-RANDOM BLOCK BY AMBRISIA HUGES | 3000.00 |
| OCTANE FITNESS ELLIPTICAL TRAINER | 2550.00 |
| SINGER FEATHERLIGHT SEWING MACHINE | 2000.00 |
| MCADAMS BASKET (4X$400) | 1600.00 |
| QUILT-NINE PATCH BY AMBROSIA HUGES | 1500.00 |
| COPPER KETTLE | 1200.00 |
| WINCHESTER #24 SHOTGUN | 1050.00 |
| SOLID CHERRY BR SUITE | 950.00 |
| COPPER KETTLE | 900.00 |
| QUILT-STARLIGHT COMPASS | 900.00 |
| 1840-1900 BRANDENBURG (LEDGER, LTRS) | 800.00 |
| QUILT-FAN PATTERN GRANGE WOMENS | 700.00 |
| OX YOKE - USED 59' PARADE | 700.00 |
| QUILT-COUNTRY LOVE RED BEET | 675.00 |
| QUILT-TUMBLING BLOCK | 600.00 |
| SUNFLOWER PATTERN QUILT | 550.00 |
| 19TH CENTURY CRAZY QUILT | 550.00 |
| PRESIDENT'S WREATH, VARIATION QUILT | 550.00 |
| SHIP'S CLOCK - SETH THOMAS | 525.00 |
| WAVE PATTERN QUILT | 500.00 |
| COMPASS STAR QUILT | 500.00 |
| CROSS-STITCHED DRESDEN PLATE QUILT | 500.00 |
| CHAIN-STITCHED BIRDS OF AMERICA | 500.00 |
| NOSEGAY, UNIQUE APPLIQUED DESIGN QUILT | 500.00 |
| 19TH CENTURY MAPLE LEAF QUILT | 500.00 |
| WHOLE CLOTH W/CROSS STITCH QUILT | 500.00 |
| FRAMED PORTRAITS | 500.00 |
| ALICE DEAN FRAMED PHOTO | 475.00 |
| GRISWALD LAMB MOLD | 400.00 |
| MCADAMS BASKET | 400.00 |
| EARLY OPALESCENT OIL LAMP | 400.00 |
GENEVA SAMS LIVING ESTATE AUCTION
100+ QUILTS-MCADAMS BASKETS-COPPER KETTLES
COUNTRY ANTIQUES/PRIMITIVES-GUNS
LOCAL CORYDON ITEMS-VINTAGE GLASS
SAT MARCH 7 10 AM EASTERN
Location: 2210 Heidelberg Rd SW, Corydon, IN (Heidelberg UM Church Fellowship Hall) - Just 4 miles SW of Corydon!
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PRELIMINARY LISTING ONLY-ADDITIONAL DETAILS & PHOTOS WILL BE ADDED SOON! 130+ PHOTOS NOW ONLINE! NOTE: 2/26/15 SEVERAL ITEMS ADDED TO LISTING & ADDITIONAL PHOTOS!
CLICK ON "VIEW DOCUMENTS" UNDER THE NOTE SECTION ABOVE TO SEE QUILT CATALOG
120+ HAND-MADE QUALITY QUILT COLLECTION: Includes 95+ quilts & 25+ tops (quilt catalog coming soon!); 10+ modern quilt books; NOTE: includes wide variety of local, Amish, hand-made, & early quilts-EXCELLENT collection! GENEVA SAMS QUILTING HISTORY: She loves quilting, cooking, and traveling. She not only quilts herself but collects many from family, this area, auctions, and on her many travels. Geneva owes her love of quilting to her mother, grandmother and many neighbors. It is something she has done almost all her life from a very young age. They worked on cutting pieces for making of the quilt tops, then during the cold winters they set up their quilting frames and went from home to home in the neighborhood getting them all done till the next year. She has also given lectures on the way quilts helped out in the Underground Railroad movement. People thought they were hung out daily to be aired out but instead the quilts told stories or provided information from their designs. She has quilted with her good friend Mildred Fisher at the O'Bannon Woods Log Cabin helping visitors learn the art of hand quilting and cooking over an open fire demonstrating both during special occasions and holiday weekends.
MCADAMS HAND-MADE BASKETS (ALL ARE SIGNED): (2) 4.5” dia; (1) 5” dia; (2) 6” dia; (4) 9/10” dia; (1) 13” dia (the largest collection of these Harrison Co made baskets ever to be sold!)
VINTAGE COPPER KETTLES/APPLE PEELERS: (2) early 30 gallon apple butter kettles, both are hand made with dovetail joints (QUALITY!); (2) cast new in box & (4) cast vintage apple peelers
ANTIQUE/COUNTRY PRIMITIVES: Alice Dean photo w/frame made from original wood; RARE early opalescent art glass mini oil lamp-vaseline applied feet (6” w/o chimney); 36” vintage copper “PIG” weathervane; Seth Thomas brass ship’s clock; original framed photo 1901 “Sprague” steam river boat; “Key Brand Shoes” tin match safe; 10+ pcs “Black Mammy” figures; massive button collection; vintage rag dolls; (2) large split hickory baskets; large signed “Shaffer” basket; apple peelers; several wooded spools; (2) vintage wicker creel baskets; Sexton 28” cast Knickerbocker boat; granite coffee pot; (2) Kitterman canes (one near mint & one rough); vintage rod/reels; (3) scythes; quilt frames; bushel baskets; amber medicine bottles; vintage tools/tray; child’s snow sleds; berry carrier; sewing stand; early cow print block; late 1800’s needle packages; vintage Argus camera; amber fish cork bottle; 5+ Lilly bottles;mid-century multi-colored aluminum ware; brass knob horse hames; camel back steamer trunk; Shakespeare 1960 Criterion GE reel w/box; 15+ KY Derby glasses; Hop-a-long Cassidy cup; Carter/Mondale campaign items; vintage toys; rare unopened double wrapped Sprite over Coke can label
ARTWORK: “The Grabel Place on Indian Creek” 16.5x12, watercolor SLL G. Moore; “Path on Creek Bend” 7.5x9, oil/masonite, attributed to Indiana artist; etc
NATIONAL GRANGE OF THE ORDER OF PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY: “Harrison Co Grange #2133-Org 1902” hand-ptd wood sign; 1936 framed Grange certificate; book of meeting minutes (1930’s); (8) sets of tall vintage wood shutters from Grange Hall
OX YOKE: early set used in Corydon Bicentennial 1959 parade-Harry Conrad Estate; modern calf yoke set
LONG GUNS/POCKET KNIVES: Winchester #24 12 ga side-by-side shotgun; Remington #550-1 22 cal rifle; early Rodgers 12 ga hammer-type side-by-side shotgun; Belknap; Case XX
15+ PCS ZIMMERMAN ART GLASS: White basket signed Bart Z. ’87; pink candle holder Bart Z. ’99; small red pitcher signed Kerry Z. ’90; cobalt basket signed Kerry Z. ’98; scalloped orange bowl; green ashtray; green cup; white tooth pick holder; (4) pencil holders, signed; (3) paperweights, signed; Zimmerman ornament
VINTAGE GLASSWARE/CHINA: (9) Wedgewood “First State Capital” plates; 10+ pcs of pink Mayfair depression; early blue hand-ptd water set; Roseville 1320-7” pitcher; crystal stemware; red Fostoria; Waterford; Fenton; Carnival; emerald green; depression glass; hen on nest; berry sets; King’s Crown; punchbowl sets; McCoy pottery; modern Fiesta; Fire King multi-colored mixers; glass baskets; Magnolia Tienshan 16x china setting; Noritake “Crest” 24x china setting
STONEWARE: Early half-gallon wax sealer-cobalt blue rings; several stoneware crocks/jugs; early circa 1800’s hand-turned pcs; green/white milk crock bowls
VINTAGE CAST IRON COOKWARE: 25+ pcs (Griswold & Wagner-details coming soon!); Griswold #866 Lamb cake mold; Dutch ovens; 20” two-handled skillet
COINS: Morgan Silver dollars (1886, 1888 AU-58, 1896-S, 1921); 1959 proof set; bicentennial silver proof set; etc
EPHERMA: 100+ vintage postcard collection; hand-written letters circa 1890’s (Brandenburg Family); early political posters; large amount of late 1800’s letters, ledgers; pamplets, from 1837-1942
JEWELRY: details coming soon!
SEWING MACHINES: (3) Singer & Pfaff units
MODERN FURNITURE: American Drew cherry 5-piece bedroom suite (queen); massive 3-pc cherry entertainment center; Cherry quilt display rack; hand carved upholstered chair; Keller maple china cupboard; Keller maple bedroom suite; maple corner cupboard; 50’s cedar wardrobe; etc
ELLIPTICAL TRAINER: Octane Fitness XR6CE seated elliptical trainer (purchased last year from Schillers Fitness-$3600)
OWNER: Living Estate of Geneva Sams
NOTE: Geneva Sams has taken great pride in her quilts, antiques, and country primitive collections! Come join us as this quality collection will be sold to the high bidder! An excellent offering of fresh to the market country antiques! Auction held at the Heidelberg UM Fellowship Hall, plenty of parking & seats.
DIRECTIONS: From I-64 Corydon Exit #105, south on SR 135 3.3 miles, then right (SW) on Heidelberg Rd 3.0 miles to site.
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