Pics from our past estate sales | Estate Sales & Appraisals

Here’s a small sampling of pics from our past sales — feel free to browse as much as you like.

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: Here’s a pic of
Matt working hard
on stocking a
showcase in a
Nichols Hills sale.

: Meissen porcelain
tiered compote
in the famous
“Blue Onion” pattern

: Massive garden statuary
remains a popular
choice among our
customers.

: Italian made earrings
of 18K yellow gold
& brilliant-cut diamonds

: Eisenberg
rhinestone
necklace

: Austro-Bohemian
cordial set
ca. 1910 – 20

: Tudor Era
traveling coffer

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: 2012 Honda CRV
with app. 16,800
original miles

: flow blue
basin and ewer
in Grindley’s
“Primula” pattern

: ladies’ wristwatch
in 14K gold
(Seiko movement)

: massive
Royal Copenhagen
porcelain
floor vase
(artist signed)

: Here’s one of
three different
Venetian scenes
(oil on board,
unidentified artist)
from the estate
of the late
John C. Maddox.

: Doulton flow blue
platter with
(rare) steer design

: MacKenzie-Childs?
It never lingers.

: Bankruptcy sales?
Yes, Ma’am.
We handle those, too.

: Rogers group
entitled
“Coming to
The Parson”
(ca. 1865 – 70)

: Watercolor entitled
“Gathering Wood,” by
Choctaw-Chickasaw artist
Norma Howard

: living room,
Choctaw sale

: We routinely sell vehicles
at reduced commission.
(Vehicles are
terrific draws
for any given sale!)

: Meissen compote
in the
“Blue Onion” pattern

: a whimsical pair
of Sitzendorf
porcelain nodders

: Need a John Deere
corn sheller
from the late
19th century?
We sold one
in Edmond!

: terrific
Mid-Century Modern
living room grouping
(Woodward estate sale)

: unsigned
14K yellow gold
figural brooch
with ruby eyes

: This unusual choker
of Baltic amber
sold immediately in
an August 2014 sale.

: Colt Match
(.22 LR,
Woodsman model)

: Portrait, oil on canvas,
by Etienne Ret
(1900 – 1996)

: an exquisite pair
of late Meiji Period
Shibayama vases
from the
Drakestone estate of
Édith Sullivan-Cashion
(née Toupet)

: This important folio
of art photography?
It included works
by Paul Caponigro
and other renowned
photographers, and was
published in OKC.
(We sold it
for $3K in
January 2017.)

: oil on canvas
by fondly remembered
Oklahoma painter
Donna Berryhill

: Swarovski crystal
cockatoo figure

: Curtis Jeré
brass wall hanging
(Golden Gate Bridge)

: Here’s a fine
Old Paris vase
we sold in July 2017.

: Navajo, Hopi,
and
Zuni jewelry
(Gatewood estate sale)

: Precious metals, firearms,
and other valuables
are always secured
off-site before
a sale.

: gilt metal
and porcelain candelabra
(porcelain attributed
to Schierholz)

: Our customers
go gaga for
estates filled
with fine jewelry.

: Here’s a kitschy
and very affordable
Sixties head vase
we sold in a
south Oklahoma City
estate sale.

: We’re careful to label
a great many items
in our preview photos,
thus clarifying matters
for our customers.

: handsome
Edwardian Era
Italian marble
figure of Erato

: enameled cranberry
glass celery holder
with quadruple
plate frame,
ca. 1885 – 90

: Staffordshire
pottery grouping
ca. 1830 – 40

: Late 19th c.
Dutch barometer

: Ford 1720 tractor
(ranch sale near
Purcell, Oklahoma)

: Bushmaster
AR-15

: Nothing says
“much needed levity”
quite like finding
a stash of
ugly Christmas sweaters.

: Magnificent art glass vase
by Toshi Iwata

: Listing provenance?
It makes a difference!

: 14K gold jewelry
custom made in Italy
for a Guthrie client

: Russian (Izhmash) Saiga
20 gauge rifle
(AK-47 design)
Magazine not pictured.

: We’ve sold these
Oklahoma favorites
many times over
across the decades.

: Gold coins and
bullion alike
sell with
rapidity and ease.

: We’re happy to
provide complimentary
co-marketing for
your real estate,
thus giving your
realtor SCADS of
free publicity prior to
and during your
estate sale.

: 2001
Polaris ATV

: Czech
beaded lamp
atop a plateau
ca. 1920 – 30

: Small condo sales?
Not a problem.

: oil on canvas
by well listed
Texas painter
Ulrich Fischer

: Smith & Wesson
.40 caliber M&P

: a selection of
scarce flow blue;
an Ansonia clock with
a Royal Bonn case;
a RomWeber dining suite

: marvelous
late Victorian
vitrine with deeply
carved pilasters and
handsome burl

: Bauer Pottery
jardiniere
designed by
Russel Wright

: Baume & Mercier
ladies’ wristwatch
in 18K gold filigree

: oil on canvas
by California artist
Edith Sowersby
(1875 – 1959)

: R.S. Prussia
porcelain pitcher
ca. 1905 – 10

: Browning
“Yukon Gold”
gun safe

: vintage Phillips 66
dealer sign
(as found)

: formal dining room,
Norman estate sale

: Oil on canvas
by John Joseph
Enneking

: oil on canvas
by noted Brazilian
painter Aníbal Mattos
(1889 – 1969)

: We routinely
liquidate businesses
as well as
the contents
of residences.

: Renaissance Revival
dark oak cabinet
(likely Belgian)
ca. 1890 – 1900

: Annemarie Davidson
enameled copper
smoking set
ca. 1960

: This grand
Nichols Hills mansion
sold for $1.2 million
in December 2014
thanks to the exposure
from the estate sale
we conducted on site.

: We had over
5,000 pigs
(yes, PIGS!)
in this Quail Creek
estate sale,
including these
crystal examples.

: Colt .380 pistol
(government model)

: wrought iron sculpture,
title unknown,
by renowned artist
William Bowie

: dining room shot,
Glenhurst sale
(August 2016)

: We sold this
Buccellati flatware service
for $11,500.00.

: Boehm Studios
“Fledgling Kingfisher”
(from the
Glenbrook estate
of the late
Dr. Jack Barney, M.D.)

: vintage Steiff toys
(from the
Hakel sale in
Ann Arbor Estates)

: Beretta .32 caliber
pistol (Model 70)

: Here’s a shot
of a massive sale
we moved to OKC
from Enid, Oklahoma.

: Barbara Bixby’s
jewelry is
always popular!

: Matt and John
had a BLAST
prepping a sale
just west of
downtown
Edmond!

: Bucherer cocktail-style
platinum wristwatch
with diamond sets
in its lugs.

: We have customers
who pay top dollar
for Oklahoma pottery
rarities.

: This vintage Pucci
silk shift
was one of
the first things sold
at a Lakehurst sale.

: Reed & Barton
sterling tea service
in the
“Georgian Rose” pattern

: Here’s one pic
of the gargantuan sale
in which we
liquidated Oklahoma’s
most successful
staging company.

: 2007 Chevrolet
Avalanche pick-up
(Southern Comfort package)

: The Quail Creek
estate of
John & Berta Rex
featured (!!!)
over 5,000 pigs,
including these
Italian examples
in sterling silver.

: Here’s a shot
of a huge sale
we moved out of
Gaillardia.

: American gold
and silver coins
and medals
(Tealwood estate sale)

: late Victorian Knabe
parlor grand piano
in rosewood
(Summerfield sale)

: Here’s an
exceptional pair of
Teplitz garniture urns
we sold at the
Don Pearson sale
in Norman, Oklahoma.

: a truly fine
Asprey of London
hinged box

: Tag Heuer
“Sports Elegance”
wristwatch

: Gilcrease bronze,
“Southwest Potter,”
by Doug Hyde

: We sold this 1919
panoramic photograph
of the Oklahoma Capitol
from the estate of
the late William
and Janice Townsend.

: Handsome, Rococo style
giltwood mirror
from the estate
of the late John Hobbes

: Oil on canvas
(lake scene)
by Thomas Blake
(1890 – ?)

: We sold EVERYTHING
in this handsome home
in Rivendell — EVERYTHING.
(What little was left
for charity
after the sale
fit into
one small box.)

: Staffordshire
transferware platter
ca. 1840 – 50

: den,
Fairview Farm
estate sale

: $50 Maple Leaf
w/14K bezel & chain;
Austro-Hungarian
corona re-strike;
Mexican 20 peso pc.
with 14K bezel & chain

: pair of Quezal
art glass shades
ca. 1905 – 10

: truly exceptional
armoire à deux corps
(French, ca. 1830 – 40)

: Viennese porcelain
cabinet plate
bearing the famous
“beehive” mark

: We sold this
truly superb quality
VVS1 diamond ring
at a sale in
Stillwater, Oklahoma
in May 2015.

: brass birdcage
ca. 1890 – 1900,
from Kansas City’s
famed Hotel LaSalle

: A mid-19th century
English engraving of
18th century
Scottish poet
Robert “Bobby” Burns

: Just because it’s
made of plastic
doesn’t mean that
it’s of low value!

: Oil on canvas
by Oklahoma legend
Regina Murphy

: oil on board by
Arthur Bowen Davies
(1863 – 1928)

: Here’s a splendid shot
of the front end
of an Oklahoma City
estate sale that
we conducted in July
of 2017.

: This WWII volume?
We’ve sold it
many times
over the decades.

: “Dream Passage” —
an original lithograph
by Salvador Dalí
(1904 – 1989)

: Warren Platner
designed this table
for Knoll.

: gouache
on cardboard
by Arnold Lakhovsky
(1885 – 1937)

: One of five
intaglio prints on
embossed artist’s paper
by S. Patricia Benson

: Oil on canvas
by Pasadena artist
Wyman Hope

: There’s a VERY
strong market for
Art Moderne
in Oklahoma and
north Texas!

: unusual
Rembrandt
boudoir lamps

: magnificent
French cradle
(First Empire,
ca. 1805 -1810)

: Victorian
mourning brooch
of 12K gold
and amethysts

: splendid
bronze sculpture
of a fencer
by German sculptor
Richard W. Lange,
ca. 1930 – 35

: BMW
650GS
motorcycle

: Fine jewelry, coins,
firearms, and other
small items of
high value
are kept in
locked, lighted
showcases.

: set of eight
dining chairs
in the
Henri II style
(French, ca. 1880)

: Dick Tracy tin
lithograph toy
squad car
ca. 1935 – 40

: random pic,
Nichols Hills
business liquidation

: Regina
musical box
with serial number
for 1897

: 18K Rolex 1556
(SN #400 3273;
CIN #1807)

: French sewing kit
of 18K gold
and elephant ivory
(We sold this set
prior to the 2014
Federal directive
regarding sales
of elephant ivory.)

: McNeil Liquidations’
loyal customer base
loves to peruse
the wide selection
of fine jewelry
at our sales.

: Lexus sedan
(Nichols Hills estate)

: glazed terra cotta
grouping modeled by
sculptor Louis Riché
(1877 – 1949)

: John had fun
displaying these
vintage outfits!

: Herman Miller
670 lounge chair
and 671 ottoman,
both designed by
Charles Eames

: fine French mirror
of gesso & gold leaf

: rare Mauser
“broom handle” C96
(7.63 caliber) pistol,
with original case,
stock, and strap

: Rosenthal
porcelain grouping
(“Venus With Parrot”)
designed by
Adolf Opel

: Wurlitzer jukebox
(Serial number
corresponds to 1957
production date.)

: Watercolor entitled
“Reflections,” by
Choctaw-Chickasaw artist
Norma Howard

: late Victorian
Chinese
soapstone
brush pot

: Armenta jewelry
in sterling and 18K

: Confederate
silver coins
(all from the
New Orleans mint,
all dated 1861)

: Acrylic on canvas
by Seminole artist
Gary Montgomery

: Meiji Period
Imari charger

: We’ve a small
but devoted coterie
of Zealandia
enthusiasts.

: Lee armchairs
(Gaillardia sale)

: Aaron Basha
baby shoe pendant
in enameled
18K yellow gold,
with diamond sets

: fine jewelry
with fine design

: Blue John urn (L),
Blue John garniture (R)
(both ca. 1790)

: Wurlitzer
black lacquer
grand piano
(Nichols HIlls
estate sale)

: early 18th century
French-made bed
from the inventory
of the late
Henri Chansolme, proprietor
of Orion Antiques

: Here’s a shot
of a huge sale
we moved out of
Gaillardia.

: Armand Marseille
porcelain doll
ca. 1910 – 15

: It was our
distinct pleasure
to assist the
Carmelite Sisters of
St. Thérèse of
The Infant Jesus
to liquidate the
entire contents of both
their mother house
and Villa Teresa School.

: Fine crystal
remains
highly collectible.

: Bucherer ladies’ wristwatch
in white 18K gold

: wonderful strand by
Patricia Von Musulin

: Louis Vuitton
pocketbook
and clutch

: Art Deco spelter
matchbook holder
by Frankart

: We sold this
Lexus sedan
in the Nichols Hills
estate of the late
Janet Williams-McLain

: Girard-Perregaux wristwatch
of white 18K gold,
diamonds, and sapphires

: oil on canvas
by Aaron Draper
Shattuck
(1831 – 1928)

: Bronze figure (“Keeper
of the Plains”)
by Harold Holden

: Our patrons
had a ball
shopping at the
sale of the late
Caddo-Delaware
master artisan
Buddy Guy.

: Expensive?
Hardly.
But Baby Boomers
love to buy back
childhood mementos!

: 2007
Ford Freestyle

: 1983
Mercedes-Benz
SL380

: London hallmarks
for 1864 on this
sterling pocket watch
(guilloche on dial)

: We sold these 3
Warren Platner pieces
(upholstery stains
and all!)
for over $8,000.00
in May 2014.

: John Hardy
sterling bracelet

: OKC artist
Mary Nickell
remains a favorite
among our local
fine art collectors.

: kitchen shot,
Fairview Farm
estate sale

: a pair of Staffordshire
pottery spaniels
from the
Tealwood estate of
the late Glorine Henley,
former Oklahoma
Secretary of State

: Substantial charger
in Royal Copenhagen’s
highly sought after
“Flora Danica” pattern

: Here’s just one example
of a typically full
jewelry showcase
at one of our sales.

: Country French pine
and other period
furnishings & accessories

: Engraving, “Femme Au
Balcon,” by Pablo
Picasso (1881 – 1973)

: fine
French porcelain
standish
(Norman sale)

: We’ve many collectors
looking to buy
hand-made figures
by Oklahoma artist
Patrick Jacobs.

: We’ll give
your realtor
or property manager
free publicity
to get your home
sold or leased
after the sale.

: Lalique
crystal figure
(“Floreal”)

: Small edition,
polychromed bronze figure
(“Spring Flight”)
by well listed artist
Gerald Balciar

: Harry Bertoia designed
the “Diamond” chair
executed by Knoll
(We sold this example
near Lake Overholser
in December 2013.)

: Heywood-Wakefield
occasional table

: fantastic American
folk art jug
(late 19th century)

: Daum Nancy
cameo glass
vase

: Art Nouveau
regulator (German,
ca. 1905-10)

: Beverly’s
“Chicken in
The Rough”
memorabilia

: Herend porcelain
cachepot in the
“Chinese Flowers”
pattern, filled with
Gorham enameled flowers
(Stillwater sale)

: fun, vintage
sheet music

: magnificent
English-made
tallcase clock
attributed to
the London firm of
John James Elliott

: stunning Amphora
(Riessner, Stellmacher,
and Kessel)
grouping ca. 1910 – 15

: tallcase clock,
Edmond sale

: antique
French
barometer

: black opaline
jewel casket
(likely French)
ca. 1880 – 90

: This cuff bracelet
sold within seconds
of the doors’
opening.

: Here’s 1 of 2
Wes Hunting
art glass vessels
we sold in
December 2016.

: Mills “Castle Front”
trade stimulator
bearing a serial
number indicating
1932 production

: We often sell
the works of noted
Oklahoma
and Texas
artists.

: We sell more than
just fine jewelry.
Costume pieces are
always big sellers.

: Collector’s Guild
Deschamps lithograph
of Yvette Guilbert
(after Henri
Toulouse-Lautrec)

: mid-19th c.
Staffordshire figures

: Mid-Century Modern
art pottery plaque
designed by
Bertil Vallien
for Hal Fromhold

: Victor Vasarely
screen print

: detail, tribal rug
made in western
Iran around the
time of WWI

: Oil on canvas
by Pasadena artist
Wyman Hope

: late 19th c.
Chinese Export
rosewood secretary
featuring intricately
carved fretwork

: Savvy customers know
to never pay retail
for fine jewelry.
(Trust me.)

: We’re glad to
work in venues
from townhouses to
warehouses
to mansions.

: diminutive, well cast
bronze figure
of Radetzky

: figural
condiment jars
by Holt Howard

: Stone lithograph
by Arkansas-Oklahoma
artist
Charles Banks Wilson
(1918 – 2013)

: art pottery vase
by Polish-American
artisan
Polia Pillin

: This torch-cut brass
chandelier was executed
in the Brutalist style
in the early Seventies
(Tom Greene for
Feldman Lighting)

: lithograph by
Pierre-Auguste Renoir
(1841 – 1919)

: We sold this
Omega Speedmaster
for $2,950.00
in March 2015.

: Czech beaded lamp
with a figural
patinated spelter base
after Moreau,
ca. 1920 – 30

: Brilliant Period
cut glass
lemonade set
(signed Libbey)

: Here’s a huge
Art Nouveau
spelter figure
we sold in
a Centennial Square
sale in 2013.

: We sold this
outstanding, mid-Victorian,
English made toilette
set of rosewood,
sterling, and crystal
from the Quail Creek
estate of Dr. Bill Fors.

: Original bas relief
by Glenna Goodacre

: Expensive baubles
remain
fast sellers.

: This Steuben Ivrene
console bowl
flew off
the shelves!

: Ansonia clock
(Royal Bonn case)

: Light, bright, and
easy for customers
to navigate —
that’s our goal.

: “butterscotch”
Bakelite
crib toy

: antique French
dining table
and chairs
(Nichols Hills sale)

: Breitling “Aerospace” model
wristwatch

: Frank Anderson
painting

: art glass vase
by Dominick Labino
(1910 – 1987)

: grouping of
C.F. Monroe’s
“Wave Crest” wares
all ca. 1900-10

: Classic cars
are always
huge draws!

: massive French
dining table
and chairs

: We sold this
pristine Lexus sedan
in the Norman estate
of the late
Sac & Fox
tribal official
Mrs. Marjorie Roane.

: Fun and colorful
Thirties Era
novelty lamp

: One man’s gaudy
is another man’s
3,450 bucks.
(This marvelous brooch
sold in 20 seconds.)

: ornately carved
throne-style chair
from Seminole’s famous
Grisso Mansion

: Rolex Oyster
Perpetual (Explorer
model)

: Nymphenburg
blanc de chine
porcelain grouping

: cameo brooch
of 9 karat gold
and Scottish agate
(Birmingham hallmarks
for 1894)

: dining room,
Crestwood
estate sale

: 2.75 ct. brilliant-cut
diamond solitaire
set in
18K yellow gold

: a heavy 14K gold
figural brooch
with sapphire and
ruby sets

: intricately cast
Art Nouveau
bronze tray
by Albert Marionnet
(1852 – 1910)

: grand scale
on this
Hekman
lighted breakfront

: Aficionados of
Mid-Century Mod love
Fantoni, Desimone,
Raymor,
Rosenthal-Netter,
and other funky
art pottery of the
Fifties and Sixties.

: Chinese Export
porcelain bowl
ca. 1790 – 1800
in the green
“Fitzhugh” pattern

: In January 2016,
we filled a
13,000 sq. ft.
warehouse in OKC
with the
working inventory of
Oklahoma’s biggest
staging company.

: Roberto Coin
“Elephant Skin”
ring of
18K yellow and
white gold
with diamonds

: colorful “buckaroo”
sheet music
(Wilemans Belle Isle
estate sale, 2007)

: etching,
“Velazquez,”
by Salvador Dalí
(1904 – 1989)

: richly carved
tête-à-tête
made in France
ca. 1885 – 95

: Moser-style
enameled wine set
ca. 1895 – 1900
(Denniston Park
estate sale)

: Staging is key.
Never forget that.

: Rolex
Oyster Perpetual
in 18K gold

: 1946
Ferguson tractor
with (modern)
Brush Hog

: late 19th century
Moser & Moser-type
glass boxes

: Heubach porcelain
piano baby
ca. 1900 – 10

: French hallmarks on
this bracelet of
18K yellow gold,
jade, and pearls

: Ludwigsburg
figures

: 72″ X 86″
oil on canvas
on glass
by internationally recognized
Norman artist
Eugene Bavinger
(1919 – 1997)

: assemblage of
Alcock’s popular
“Scinde” pattern

: Orientalia?
We’ have a
robust market
for exceptional examples.

: Potschappel
porcelain
figure

: Our sales are
noted for being
clean and exceptionally
well organized.

: framed collage by
OKC artist
Michi Susan

: detail, hand-tied
Persian wool rug
ca. 1920 – 40
(Rivendell sale)

: Fischer
porcelain pot
ca. 1900 – 10

: 2016 BMW
320i sedan
(app. 7,210 orig. miles)

: Salvador Dalí
designed this
18K gold & diamond
pendant and chain
entitled
“La Madonna
de Port Lligat”

: anodized copper mirror
from C. Jeré’s
“Raindrops” collection

: Chinese
silver censer
decorated richly
with enamel

: one of many
fine bronzes we sold
from the estate
of the late
Captain Joseph Krepps

: Here’s a shot
of a huge sale
we moved out of
Gaillardia.

: Herman Miller
marble-topped
conference table
with black leather
and chrome chairs

: 2000 Cadillac
Eldorado ETC
(from the Quail Creek
estate of
Mrs. Dorothy Eden)

: Massive Royal Dux
porcelain grouping
ca. 1925-35

: 14K and jade
cufflinks

: The wonderful, wild,
and wacky estate
of the late
Dottie Weissenberger?
It was FILLED
with showcases
full of bijoux!

: Diminutive
bronze figures
and groupings
sell rapidly.

: Wedgwood jasperware
abounded in this
sale near Linwood.

: Yes, we sell furs.

: 2007 Ford
Taurus SEL
(Norman sale)

: Here’s one of
many ltd. edition
decoys we sold
from the collection of
the late
Dr. Daniel Carmichael.

: Not all
that glitters
is gold.

: Bradley & Hubbard
slag glass lamp
ca. 1910 – 15

: 1969
Corvette Stingray,
with matching numbers
and original T-tops

: David Yurman
sterling jewelry

: “Echogee,”
a children’s book
written and illustrated
by Oklahoma artist
Lumhee Holot-Tee
(a.k.a. Acee Blue Eagle)

: vintage
patchwork quilt
(“Wedding Ring” variant)
ca. 1930 – 40

: late Victorian
spool cabinet

: 20′ Aermotor
windmill with pump
(rural Harrah
estate sale)

: These shiny baubles
weren’t expensive
in their day,
and aren’t expensive
even now.
(But they’re certainly
popular at sales!)

: This bauble
flew out
the door
in a January
sale in 2017.

: William Bowie
wall sculpture
of anodized brass
and copper

: Ltd. edition serigraph
entitled
“Sorcier d’Oz”
(“The Wizard of Oz”)
by Hiro Yamagata
(1948 – )

: one of several
fine French
table lamps
from the
Norman estate of
Mr. Donald Pearson

: McIntosh MVP84
DVD & CD player

: library,
Fairview Farm
estate sale

: Emilia Castillo
sterling charger

: cool
George McGovern
campaign poster

: This
Paidar barber chair?
It sold within seconds
at a Linwood sale.

: 1999 Lexus
RX300 SUV

: 1974
Rolls-Royce
Silver Shadow

: 2011 Dodge van
w/BraunAbility
handicapped-accessible
mobility package
and under 9K
original miles

: “The Viewing of
The Great
Waterfall,” by
Yu Jianhua
(1895 – 1979)

: Acrylic on canvas
by Oklahoma Comanche
artist George Smith
“Woogie” Watchetaker
(1916 – 1993)

: Our customers are
still talking about
this massive, four day
hoarder’s sale
we conducted in
NW OKC’s
Stonegate
neighborhood.

: Old Sheffield Plate
coffee urn
ca. 1830 – 40

: early 20th c.
Chinese cloisonné
fu dogs, each
on its original
brass plinth

: Meissen grouping
(Europa & The Bull)

: Here’s a well cast,
extremely heavy, 14K
yellow gold charm bracelet
from the Fabulous Fifties.
(♫ Sh-boom,
sh-boom . . . ♫)

: Lalique crystal bowl
in the
“Nemours” pattern
(block signature)

: kitchen shot,
Nichols Hills sale

: We had a BLAST
when we liquidated
the inventory of
Roost Interior Design
in February 2016.

: Springfield Armory
Model 1884;
U.S. Cavalry issue;
.45/70 caliber
single shot;
”trap door” action.

: deeply carved,
marble-topped table
from Seminole’s famed
Grisso Mansion

: Miniature portrait of
Marie Antoinette
(silver filigree frame
set with
Persian turquoise)

: A fine example
of Nathan Hart’s
exquisite work
at its best!

: Few finer bird guns
have ever been
produced, some say.

: antique
Sorrento wood
table with
stunning marquetry work
and Horner-style
carved frieze & legs

: We sold this
Egyptian-made
bracelet
in a Yukon sale.

: Gilcrease
bronze grouping,
“Ring of
Bright Water,”
by Kent Ullberg

: 14′ flatbed trailer

: a shining example
of American coin silver
at its very best

: burnished
black on black
pottery bowl by
Santa Clara Pueblo
potter Helen Shupla

: detail,
Antatolian rug
ca. 1920 – 30

: Tiffany Studios
bronze letter caddy
ca. 1905 – 10

: mid-19th century
ormolu figure of
Rebecca at the well

: Who doesn’t love
Jay Strongwater?

: Swiss musical box
ca. 1900 – 05
(twelve tunes;
marquetry designs
atop its lid)

: Japanese
mixed metals box
(late Meiji Period)

: This 1904 gem
in Heritage Hills
sold in 1 week
after the estate sale
and extensive
co-marketing
of the real estate.

: detail shot of
a truly charming
Renaissance Revival
tester bed
converted into
a bench

: We liquidated
the entire inventory
of Dulaney’s
in September 2014.

: We work hard;
we play hard.

: Gilcrease bronze,
“Feels So Good,”
by Gerald Balciar

: The living estate of
Ms. Alene Barrett
was chock full of
Fifties kitsch and
colorful, modern tributes
to the Mid-Century Era.

: early 19th. c.
tortoiseshell & sterling
étui sold from
Gloria Vanderbilt’s
private collection

: We sold these
Mid-Century Modern
armchairs by Selig
in a fun sale
in Treadwell Hills.

: Dutch
genre scene
by Andrew Zylinski
(b. 1869)

: Bronze letter opener
(gingko leaf)
by Tony Hochstetler

: dining room shot,
Edmond estate sale

: God is in
the detail.

: John Deere
L110
riding lawnmower

: tea & coffee svc.
in Reed & Barton’s
much loved
“Winthrop” pattern

: Outstanding example of
Vandermark-Merritt Studio’s
craftsmanship!

: basket woven by
Oklahoma Cherokee artist
Mavis Doering

: oil on canvas
by Gustav Weigand
(1870 – 1957),
entitled “Autumn”

: .800 silver compact
set with rubies
and adorned with
a Limoges enamel
cartouche

: The customer who bought
this Louis Vuitton
train trunk in 2017
was in love the second
she saw it featured
on EdmondEstateSales.com.

: 24′ flatbed
gooseneck trailer
(rural Choctaw sale)

: This sculpture by
Oklahoma City artist
J. Don Cook
sold first thing
in a Fourth of July
sale in July 2015.

: Chinese Export
silver tea service
(19th c. Shanghai
silversmith Luen Wo)

: Baume & Mercier
white 18K wristwatch
from the estate of
the late Barbara Sullivant

: oil on canvas
by noted Oklahoma
painter
Regina Murphy

: R. Lalique
scent bottle
(“Le Parisien”)
made for Molinard

: Original tempera by
Oklahoma Comanche
artist Joyce Lee
“Doc” Tate Nevaquayah
(192 – 1996)

: Louis Vuitton
“Alma PM”
handbag

: Ridgway
flow blue
turkey platter

: Watercolor by
Gerald Fritzler

: Gouda lantern
(Plateelbakkerij
Zuid-Holland factory;
cipher for 1924)

: Handsome bronze figure
(swimming carp)
by Tony Hochstetler

: Jonathan Adler
“Luciana” vase
in bisque

: Navajo rug
(Two Grey Hills)

: ranch mink coat
(custom-cut for
Neiman Marcus)

: tempera and acrylic
by Kiowa artist
Ray Darby
(a.k.a. Thayhaiya)

: handsome
Warren Ramsey
mirror

: reverse-painted,
mushroom dome
lamp, in the
style of Pairpoint
(from the Stillwater
estate of
Dr. Raymond Chapel)

: Baker console table;
neo-classical Italian
trumeau mirror;
celadon lamps

: one of many images
from the estate of
Tony & Teri Beals

: We sold this
6’1″ Yamaha
black lacquer
grand piano
equipped with a
for $13,000.00.

: One of several
quality gun safes
we sold in a
Blue Quail Ridge
sale in 2011

: formal living room,
Norman estate sale
(Brookhaven Square)

: Lalique crystal
leopard figure
(“Zeila”)

: Boehm Studios
“Firebird” figure

: 1 of 2
Wes Hunting
art glass vessels
we sold in
December 2016.

: kitchen pic
(Glenhurst sale)

: Chinese Export
silver bracelet
adorned with
enameling
and coral

: Perennially popular!

: McGuire
rattan and glass
dining suite
(Norman estate sale
on Smoking Oaks)

: living/dining room,
Nichols Hills sale

: 2.24 carat,
marquise shape,
brilliant-cut diamond
in a14K yellow gold,
Florentine finish band

: ladies’ Omega wristwatch
in 14K yellow gold
with diamonds

: late Victorian
spool cabinet
(Merrick’s)

: Exceptional fabric collage
by Oklahoma artisan
Meichi Kuchiko Susan

: 2008
Mercury Milan
with approximately
9,650 original miles

: We’re ga-ga for
Van Cleef & Arpels’
figural pieces!

: Edwardian
facsimiles of two
Louis XIII-style
fauteuils

: Here’s one of
many pieces
of fine jewelry
from the collection of
the late
Mrs. Berta Faye Rex.

: one of two
Handel hanging
lamps in the
Arts & Crafts taste

: Here’s a wonderful
panoramic room shot
of a sale we conducted
in The Village
back in July of 2015.

: Thirties novelty lamp
from the Bethany
estate of Betty
and Leo Lippert

: Pretty, pretty,
pretty.

: 18′ stock trailer
(rural Oklahoma County
ranch sale)

: grouping of
Quimper (Henriot)
faïence

: rare
Villeroy & Boch
“Bryonia” pattern
egg set
(nationally advertised
Norman estate)

: Herend porcelain
remains “hot.”

: pine armoire in the
Country French taste,
along with 19th
century painted plaster
statues of
St. Anthony of Padua
and Our Lady of Dolors

: 2006 Volkswagen Beetle
(fully loaded,
with leather interior;
app. 24,500
original miles
(Coffee Creek sale)

: Buffalo Pottery
Deldare Ware
vase ca. 1910 – 15

: We sold ALL
these MacKenzie-Childs
wares in under
20 minutes’ time.

: Original pen & ink
illustration drawn for
Grossett & Dunlap
by Oklahoma artist
Charles Banks Wilson
(1918 – 2013)

: We love
figural brooches!

: Rolex
Oyster Perpetual
Air King
in 18K yellow gold
and stainless steel

: Remington
Model XP100
bolt action pistol
(.221 Fireball caliber)

: Saginaw breakfront
customized by
the late Warren Ramsey,
a favorite interior decorator
in OKC and Dallas
in the middle of
the twentieth century.

: The
Quail Creek
estate of
John & Berta Rex
was FILLED with
pig-related
collectibles.

: Lalique
crystal tops

: Here’s just one
of many Parrish
lithographs we’ve sold
over the years.

: Drypoint by
Mexican artist
Alfredo Zalce
(1908 – 2003)

: We sold this
Paavo Tynell
chandelier for
$38,000.00
in October 2014.

: textile collage
by internationally recognized
Dutch artist
Karel Appel
(Cobra School)

: Our patrons love
luxury handbags,
both vintage
and modern.

: pottery vessel
by Edwina Tosa
Tortalita
(Jemez Pueblo)

: Here’s a shot
of a huge sale
we moved out of
Gaillardia.

: 2004
BMW X3
(Moore estate sale)

: living room shot,
Glenhurst sale
(August 2016)

: wonderful
raku-glazed vase
by fondly remembered
Oklahoma City potter
Montee Hoke

: 2007 Ford
Hybrid Escape
w/app. 24,400
original miles

: ladies’ Rolex
cocktail watch
w/diamond bezel
and 14K band

: We sold this
Italian alabaster
bracket shelf adorned
with the head of
the goddess Diana
at a Crestwood sale
in January 2014.

: massive,
quadrefoil-shaped
lead jardinière
(English, ca. 1880-90)

: French champlevé
and alabaster
holy water font

: Charles Pugsley lost
his 1951 College
World Series ring
in July 1971.
We found it
while prepping Pugsley’s
Quail Creek sale
and returned it.

: Gilt metal basket
with a hand painted
Sèvres porcelain liner

: Here are but a
few of the pieces
of Karges furniture
we liquidated from the
estate of the late
Mrs. Diane Meacham.

: Gwen Tafoya vase
w/incised decoration

: an assemblage of
early 20th century
Sumida Gawa
wares

: MacKenzie-Childs
items are huge
hits with our
customer base!

: detail,
massive Dresden
porcelain grouping

: detail,
Chinese Export painting
from the early
19th century
(from the estate of
the late Edward Walsh)

: Venetian
vanity tray,
likely Salviati,
ca. 1945-55)

: color lithograph
lobby card
from 1928

: late Edwardian
bar brooch
of 14K filigree
and guilloche enamel

: County Line
working chute,
w/palpatian cage

: What’s
not to love?

: Our customers LOVE
Royal Copenhagen’s
“Flora Danica”
porcelain dinnerware!

: Baccarat
“Genova” pattern
cut-to-clear
claret glasses

: poinçons for the
famed Chaumet firm
on this 18K gold
and diamond
broche trembleuse

: cameo glass vase
sold under Schneider’s
La Verre Français
name ca. 1920 – 25

: late Georgian
nécessaire
of tortoiseshell inlaid
with silver

: We often have
high end
Continental
porcelain wares
in the estates
we liquidate.

: acrylic on canvas
by Pawnee Wichita artist
Gerald Wayne Moore
(a.k.a. Ba-Ta-Dee)

: oil on canvas
entitled “Mademoiselle”
by Oklahoma artist
Glenda Youritzin-Green

: Here’s a
substantial pair of
Sèvres style
palace urns
that we sold
for $11,000.00 in 2015.

: Coin silver beaker
(unidentified Boston
silversmith, dated
1851 on its
obverse

: Marge Carson
partner’s desk

: Lama
“Comanche”
.357 revolver

: Deeply hand-chased
sterling frame
by Buccellati

: Paul Revere Pottery
(a.k.a. “Saturday
Evening Girls”)
earthenware bowl
and matching plate

: Rolex/Tudor
chronograph
(Tiger Woods
edition)

: Oil on canvas
by California artist
Thomas Safford

: Oil on linen
by Rod Goebel
(1946 – 1993)

: 1.62 carat
marquise-cut diamond
(VS-1 clarity; G-H color);
platinum band;
flanking baguettes

: Wooden sculpture
by James Strickland

: We have strict
showcase protocols
we follow at
all our sales.

: mid-18th century
Venetian
giltwood mirror

: 1993 Miata convertible
with app. 36K
original miles

: “Cascade Range” —
an oil on canvas
by American artist
Robert Wood
(1889 – 1979)

: No job
is too much
for McNeil Liquidations!

: formal living room,
Heritage Hills
estate sale

: Have a boat
in your estate?
Leave it for
the sale!

: Oil on canvas
by OKC artist
Gary Bates

: Superb set of
nesting Nantucket
baskets by
artist Martin Brown

: “Laughing Girl”
may not be
the rarest of the
vintage Coca-Cola
tin litho trays,
but it remains
one of the
most popular.

: Steinway Model O
grand piano made
between 1908
and 1909

: This Matt Smith
oil on canvas
(“Dana Butte”) that
we sold in Quail Creek
is a fine example
of a Prix de West
favorite.

: Judith Lieber
handbags
sell first thing
off the bat!

: color lithograph
hand pulled by
noted Potawatomi artist
Woodrow “Woody” Crumbo

: Fine jewelry
remains
wildly popular
with our
customer base.

: This Louis Vuitton
monogram handbag
in Rouge Vernis?
It sold in seconds
for $1,800.00 plus tax.

: oil on canvas
by Native American
artist Kenneth Su

: We sold this
coromandel screen
in Quail Creek.

: sterling tea caddy
in the “Repoussé
pattern by Kirk

: 1979
Fiat X1/9
convertible

: Conch cameo
ca. 1900 – 10,
with etched
10K gold frame

: Japanese cloisonné
censer ca.
1920 – 30

: 1995
Polaris ATV

: We scrupulously
abide by
all state and
Federal laws
when liquidating
firearms.

: acrylic painting
entitled
“Nation on the Move”
(Kansas City artist
Ron Raymer)

: one of two
Japanese cloisonné
vases made by
Namikawa Yasuyuki
around 1890

: bronze figure
of Dante Alighieri,
after the work
of Jean-Paul Aubé
(1837 – 1916)

: RETRO VEGAS KITSCH!
We sold this tufted
red Naugahyde bar
in a heartbeat
at our last
Woodward sale.

: kitchen shot,
Edmond sale

: Lladró figure
(“Pensive
Eskimo Girl”)
by Francisco Catalá

: Bobcat with attachments
(Pottawatomie County
ranch sale, 2012)

: a red fox stroller
custom-cut for
Neiman-Marcus

: double-sided,
French made
vitrine
ca. 1920 – 30

: We found this
Ruger revolver
hidden beneath a
pile of trash
in a Mustang sale.

: Roseville Pottery
hanging basket
in the
“Apple Blossom”
pattern

: Sterling, coin silver,
Old Sheffield Plate,
and modern electroplate
all keep our patrons
quite happy.

: We jokingly dubbed
these 18K earrings
the property of
The Maharincess
of Franistan.
(Remember
THAT episode of
“I Love Lucy?”)

: rare, six-volume
set of Gibbons’
“Roman History”

: burnished
black on black
San Ildefonso
bear figure
by José Aguilar
(a.k.a. Yellowbird)

: Gouda
art pottery
plate

: gilded cranberry
cordial set
ca. 1890 -1900,
attributed to Moser

: Vintage clothing?
Always in style!

: superb example of
a Black Forest carved
walnut jewel casket
ca. 1870 – 80

: We sold this
scarce
1958 Edsel
promo car
in December 2015.

: unbelievably heavy
14K yellow gold
ladies’ wristwatch,
with niello work,
marked “Mar-Vic”
on its dial

: bronze,
“Gilcrease Eagle,”
by Sandy Scott

: The emerald ring
pictured in the
upper half here?
We sold it for $4K.
Th diamond bracelet in
the lower half of
this collage?
We sold IT for
a cool $20K.

: We keep pace
with
changing markets.

: S.F.B.J.
(Société Française
de Fabrication
de Bébé & Jouets)
porcelain fashion doll
ca. 1910 – 15

: Art Deco
electric sconces

: Maitland-Smith
table and chairs

: library/sun room,
Heritage Hills
estate sale

: High end Omega
chronographs
sell with ease.

: Lalique bowl
in the “Pinsons” pattern

: The suspension
had been altered,
but we sold it
as found!

: gilded cranberry
mantel lusters
(Austro-Bohemian,
ca. 1870 – 80)

: vintage
petroleum signs
from a
Norman ranch sale
we conducted in
November 2013

: Philco “Predicta” television —
a popular collectible
in Mid-Century circles

: Gilcrease bronze,
“Pouncing Fox,”
by Sherry Sander

: rare
Glycine “Airman”
chronograph
w/orig. paperwork
and wooden case

: polychromed plaster
statue of
St. Joseph The Protector
(purchased from a
church in Bordeaux)

: Our sales are
beautifully staged
and
professionally photographed.

: den,
Fairview Farm
sale

: souvenirs from
the maiden voyage
of the R.M.S.
“Queen Mary”

: Lalique
crystal figure
(“Sanglier“)

: Bronze sculpture by
Southwestern artist
Tony Hochstetler

: full size
(app. 5’7″ tall)
mid-Victorian
cast iron coffee mill
(from an estate
we liquidated
on Britton Road)

: 1974
Rolls Royce
Silver Shadow

: English made
snuff box
papier-mâché
made to resemble
tortoiseshell
(ca. 1850 – 60)

: Artist’s proof litho
by Israeli artist
Itzchak Tarkay

: intricately cast,
electroplated épergne
(flint glass liners)

: Chinese
bronze grouping
(Budai Luohan
astride
a fire horse)

: English
tallcase clock
ca. 1835 – 40

: late Chi’ing Dynasty
rosewood altar table

: Large pastel by
Oklahoma City artist
Donna Berryhill

: Gilcrease bronze,
“The Long Reach,”
by T.D. Kelsey

: a selection of
frames from Dallas’
renowned firm of
Loyd-Paxton

: early 19th c.
polychromed wood
plaques (Chinese)

: Chinese
monochrome jars
(Daoguang Period)

: limited edition Colt
.22 caliber l.r.
revolver made to
commemorate Wyoming’s
Sesquicentennial

: We’re proud to
represent estates
filled with
the work of
Oklahoma artists.

: Need to move
a high end sale
to a
commercial venue?
We can help.

: Gilcrease bronze,
“Woodland Buffalo,”
by Ed Fraughton

: Not all
antique dolls
are in
superb condition,
but they’re
still salable
if priced correctly.

: hard paste porcelain
boudoir clock
ca. 1910 -15
with marks for
Sächsische
Porzellanmanufaktur
of Dresden

: 1928 lobby card
(Barney Google’s
“Money Balks”)

: Original serigraph
by Nicola Simbari
(1927 – 2012 )

: “Water Lilies”
(oil on canvas)
by Oklahoma painter
Carole Broughton

: Even modestly priced
costume jewelry
and fashion accessories
are well displayed
and marketed.

: Lladró porcelain grouping
entitled “Act II”

: Here’s a shot
of a fun sale
we conducted in
Edmond in 2016.

: Bronze figure of Pan
by Oklahoman sculptor
Leonard McMurry

: superb pair of
Davenport flow blue
sauce tureens
(British registry marks
for 1887)

: terrific bright-cut etching
on this late Victorian
gold bracelet

: Cub Cadet
riding lawnmower
(Mustang sale)

: We provide
as many locked,
lighted showcases
as your estate
requires.

: Oil on board
by noted British artist
Adelaide Haselgrave

: beadwork on deerskin
moccasins
(likely Comanche)

: dinner plate,
“Our America”
pattern dinnerware
designed by
Rockwell Kent
for Vernon Kilns

: Morbier style
tallcase clock
ca. 1820 – 30
(from the
Nichols Hills estate
of Karen Cunningham)

: Pandora charms
and bracelets alike
are “hot ticket” items.

: handle detail,
mixed metal
letter opener
(Japanese, late
Meiji Period)

: 1984
Mercedes
SL380 convertible

: Our sales
are arranged
for maximum
visual effect AND
heavy traffic flow.

: impressive choker of
gem quality
pumpkin coral with
interspersed beads of
Persian turquoise

: Here’s a shot
of a huge sale
we moved out of
Gaillardia.

: Why pay retail
if you don’thave to, honey?
Grandma McNeil

George Jensen
stainless flatware
in the
“Pyramid” pattern

We often have
more than one
staff member
running the banks
of showcases.

Fine books?
We routinely
sell them.

Here’s just one
of many different
vintage movie posters
we liquidated
in a 2014
Woodward estate sale.

lg. Herend porcelain
rabbit figure with
trademark “fishnet” decoration

woodblock print by
Hiroshi Yoshida
(1876 – 1950)

2001 Saab
9-3 sedan

Lalique crystal
cachet
(“Rapace“)

Schuco Combinato,
complete with its
original box
and steel key

Meissen figure
modeled by
Josef Konrad
Hentschel

We (pardon the pun)
uncovered this
early Victorian,
jacquard-woven coverlet
in the Chickasha estate
of the late
Mrs. Louise Jenkins.

Edwardian bracelet of
14K yellow gold,
seed pearls, and
mine-cut diamonds

Mid-18th century
French portrait
(oil on canvas,
artist unknown)

very scarce
Magnolia Gasoline
sign in
porcelain enamel

We had a ball
selling the contents
of this Edmond
interior design firm!

This black beauty
sold at a sale
in Muirfield
in March of 2016.

Ford 515 tractor

This Cadillac
sold for more
than the highest
“Blue Book” value.
(Most cars at
our sales do.)

This Bucherer
bracelet of white
gold and diamonds?
It sold in the
first 5 minutes
of a Nichols Hills
estate sale.

We specialize in
making order
out of chaos.

We move estates
as needed.
Here’s a shot of
a warehouse sale
whose contents were
moved out
of Oaktree.

“Graal” vase
by Edvard Hald
(1883 – 1980)
for Orrefors

1998
Subaru Forester

The new owner
didn’t want the
water feature
in his Quail Creek
garden, so we
sold it for him —
rocks & all!

Lalique
scent bottle
in the
“Dahlia” pattern

Here’s a small
sampling of a
$100K+ consignment
of fine jewelry
we sold in
2015 and 2016.

George II-style
mirror; marble bust
of Dante Alighieri
(Denniston Park
estate sale)

Tiffany & Company
earrings
in 18K gold,
with sapphires
and diamonds

Here’s a
great shot
from a
business liquidation
we conducted
in Nichols Hills.

American needlework
sampler dated 1828

exceedingly rare
1569 edition of
Bracton’s “De Legibus
et Consuetudinibus
Angliæ”

We often sell
the works of
Oklahoma artist
Gayle Curry.

late 18th c.
Derby soft paste
porcelain figure

Ladies’ Rolex
Oyster Perpetual
in 18K and
stainless steel

detail,
Anatolian rug
ca. 1920 – 30

Becky took on
the role of
Rhoda Morgenstern
when she donned
this Seventies Era
mink coat.

Parisian made champlevé
picture frame
ca. 1925 – 30

We sold this kitschy
Elgin wristwatch display
in November 2014.

living room shot,
the Heritage Hills
estate of the late
Hon. Stewart Hunter

living room,
Norman sale

2010 Mercedes ML350
(V6 engine; loaded)

Kewpie doll
ca. 1912 – 16
(from the estate
of the late
Nina Maxwell)

Czechoslovakian
beaded lamp
ca. 1920 – 30

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