Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wilson's Antiques, Prints, Glassware & Collectibles at Absolute Online Auction

Landscape print featuring a rural structure situated within a field, rendered in a palette dominated by red and blue tones. The image is presented in a textured, gilded-finish frame with mitered corners. The reverse side is finished with brown paper backing, two metal hanging brackets, and a retail label.

Oil on canvas painting depicting a floral arrangement in a vase, set against a geometric and stylized botanical background. The composition utilizes a warm color palette of ochre, sienna, and cream. The work is housed in a decorative, textured gilt frame with a linen liner. The reverse side features a paper dust cover and two metal sawtooth hangers.

Limited edition print by artist Mitchell Tolle, numbered 17/25 and signed by the artist. The artwork depicts a wooden bridge structure near trees. It is presented in a dark wood frame with a multi-layered matting. The verso features a label from Tolle Gallery of Fine Art, Berea, Kentucky.

Wall-mounted chalkboard featuring a black writing surface with screen-printed Western-themed graphics along the left margin. Illustrations include a teepee, covered wagon, sheriff badge, cowboy on horseback, lasso, and various equestrian accessories. The board is constructed of composite board with a wooden trim piece attached to the right edge. Pre-drilled mounting holes are present along the left side.

Framed lithograph titled The Power of Giving, featuring a lighthouse landscape and inspirational text. The artwork is housed in a dark wood frame with a double matting system and tempered protective glass. The reverse side features a Successories Certificate of Quality Assurance label and includes multiple handwritten signatures and inscriptions.

Framed print titled Summer Hollyhocks by artist Ben Hampton, dated 1987. The work is identified as Series X Plate III and features a signature in the lower right quadrant. The piece is presented in a wood-tone frame with a multi-layered matting system and includes a wire hanging mechanism on the reverse.

Limited edition print titled High Splendor, Plate 1 Series VI, by artist Ben Hampton. Dated 1979 and numbered 1270/1500. The print features a cabin scene and includes the artist's signature. Housed in a wooden frame with a double matting. Includes wire hanging hardware on the reverse.

Two framed print advertisements featuring early 20th-century automobiles. The first piece displays a Willys-Knight vehicle with descriptive text regarding sleeve-valve motor technology, housed in a gold-toned frame. The second piece features a Roamer automobile advertisement from The Theatre, dated December 1916, detailing vehicle specifications and the Barley Motor Car Co. of Streator, Illinois, mounted on a white backing board.

Framed print depicting a sailboat on water, featuring a sail decorated with a repeating monogram pattern. The artwork incorporates applied glitter elements on the sail design. The piece is housed in a metallic-finish frame with a paper-backed rear panel and integrated hanging hardware.

Color print titled My Old Kentucky Home, featuring an illustration by Haddon Sundblom dated 1958. The print is marked with the copyright of the Life Insurance Company of Kentucky, 1958. It is housed in a decorative wood frame with a gilded inner molding and includes a wire hanger on the reverse side.

Two hand-made glass eggs from Poland, featuring white and colored mottled patterns, each with original manufacturer tags. Included is a metal dustpan with a copper-tone finish and a turned wood spindle component. The items are presented within a cardboard shipping container marked with distillery-related text.

Anchor Hocking Royal Ruby glass set consisting of four cups and four saucers. Each piece features the original manufacturer foil label identifying the product as Royal Ruby Anchorglass, manufactured by Anchor Hocking Glass Corp, Lancaster, Ohio, U.S.A. The glassware is constructed of transparent red glass.

Set of three oval serving pieces consisting of two ceramic platters and one plastic tray. The two ceramic platters are marked Poppytrail California Apple, featuring hand-painted botanical motifs. One platter displays an apple branch design, while the second features a floral spray. The third piece is a dark teal plastic serving tray with integrated handles, marked Gordon U.S.A. on the underside.

Clear pressed glass set consisting of a covered butter dish and a separate bowl. The butter dish features a diamond-patterned dome lid with a faceted finial and a matching patterned base. The accompanying bowl features vertical ribbing along the exterior walls. Both pieces are constructed of colorless pressed glass.

Two ceramic dove figurines featuring a cream-colored glaze finish. Each bird is detailed with gold-tone accents on the beak and eyes. The undersides are fitted with green felt pads for surface protection. The figures are modeled in distinct poses with spread wings and fanned tail feathers.

Porcelain lidded jar featuring polychrome enamel decoration depicting birds and floral patterns. The vessel includes a black-glazed shoulder band with gold-painted scrollwork. The base is marked with the word JAPAN in red pigment. The lid is removable and features matching floral motifs.

A selection of ceramic and porcelain tableware consisting of two Hall Superior Quality dinnerware plates featuring an Autumn Leaf pattern and three Haviland France porcelain fruit plates with hand-painted fruit motifs, scalloped edges, and gilt trim. The Hall plates are marked on the underside with the Mary Dunbar Jewel Homemakers Institute stamp. The Haviland plates are marked on the underside with the Haviland France manufacturer stamp.

Assortment of household and decorative objects including an amber glass divided relish tray with thumbprint pattern, a scalloped-edge wooden bowl, four wooden napkin rings, two circular wooden components, a decorative toy tomahawk with leather tag, and a red mesh fabric mat.

Set includes five woven baskets of varying sizes, shapes, and construction styles, including round, oval, and rectangular forms with integrated handles. Accompanying the baskets is one carved wooden pumpkin figure featuring a white painted finish with etched botanical detailing.

Circular wooden storage container featuring a removable lid stamped with the word SPICES. The interior contains seven individual cylindrical wooden canisters, each labeled with specific spice names including Pepper, Cinnamon, Mustard, Nutmeg, Ginger, Cloves, and Allspice. The construction utilizes wood and metal banding.

Assortment of decorative items including a Homer Laughlin gravy boat with gold trim and floral motif, a Poppy Trail California Apple small bowl, a ceramic piece marked Japan with a central aperture and textured exterior, and a fabric gingerbread man figure dated 1992. The gravy boat features a maker's mark on the underside. The bowl is hand-painted with an apple design and bears the Poppy Trail California Apple backstamp.

Clear glass ice bucket featuring a diamond-patterned exterior and a metal swing handle. Phonograph-form oil lamp constructed of painted ceramic with a brass-tone burner assembly and a frosted glass chimney. Pair of wooden shoe trees with adjustable metal tension springs and metal identification plates marked Meyers.

Three-piece set including a clear glass decanter with a hexagonal base and matching stopper, a rectangular glass dresser tray featuring a pressed geometric pattern and central starburst motif, and a ceramic pelican figurine with a glazed finish and hand-painted details. The underside of the pelican is marked with the name Natelle.

A selection of four decorative items including a tall white milk glass canister with a textured exterior and lid, a Japanese porcelain ginger jar featuring hand-painted polychrome figures and floral motifs with a marked base, a square opalescent glass dish with a hobnail-style pattern, and a small brown glazed ceramic jar with a lid labeled for 1984 Christmas cold pack cheese food. Also included is a separate dark glass lid with gold-tone filigree and red stone accents.

A set of four decorative items including a flat-profile wooden goose cutout with a jute twine neck accent, a pair of resting ceramic pigs with a matte orange finish, a single stylized brown ceramic pig, and a small pink ceramic piglet figurine.

Pair of glass items consisting of a white milk glass Sunkist citrus juicer featuring a molded reamer and handle, and a green glass bottle with a fluted, clover-shaped base and narrow neck.

Todd Century Junior Protectograph Model 25 check writer featuring a green enameled metal housing, manual hand crank, and adjustable sliding levers for dollar and cent denominations. Accompanied by a black glazed ceramic teapot with a wire bail handle, spring coil grip, and decorative painted accents on the exterior.

Two 8-fluid ounce bottles of New Life Wood Moisturizer containing orange oil and beeswax, manufactured by Ramax Inc. Two 4-inch steel clip hooks in original retail packaging. A paper bag containing a quantity of assorted metal keys on various rings.

Set of four clear pressed glass items consisting of two dual-socket candle holders and two serving dishes. The candle holders feature a fan-shaped central motif with etched leaf patterns on the circular bases. The oval relish dish displays a radiating starburst pattern at the center. The circular dish features a concentric ribbed design. All pieces are constructed from clear glass.

Ceramic tableware set consisting of three pieces. Includes one large Poppy Trail California Apple pattern bowl with hand-painted fruit motif, one white ceramic pitcher featuring gold-tone horizontal banding and speckled texture, and one small cream-colored pitcher with brown rim and handle, inscribed with Essex, Canada.

Square throw pillow featuring an embroidered pumpkin design on the front panel and a plaid pattern on the reverse side. The front displays three pumpkins in varying textures and colors, accented with leaf motifs. The reverse side consists of an orange and brown plaid textile.

Five wooden yardsticks featuring printed advertisements for various Kentucky-based businesses, including Bluegrass Lighting and Supply, Fabric Fair Textile Tent, Grants, Peoples Bank, and Homehunters of Lexington, Inc. Each yardstick includes standard imperial measurement markings. The rulers display specific regional contact information, including addresses and telephone numbers for the respective entities.

Religious print depicting the Holy Family, featuring Saint Joseph, the Virgin Mary, and the Christ Child with a dove representing the Holy Spirit. The image is housed in a decorative, molded frame with a series of circular perforations along the perimeter. The reverse side features a paper backing with a Westinghouse logo and the word Photograph printed on the surface. The assembly includes a wire hanger for wall mounting.

Framed newspaper edition of The Richmond Daily Register, dated Wednesday, August 15, 1945. The front page features the headline WAR ENDS: JAPANESE ACCEPT SURRENDER TERMS, documenting the conclusion of hostilities in the Pacific theater of World War II. The publication includes reports on the termination of gasoline rationing, the resignation of the Japanese cabinet, and the appointment of General Douglas MacArthur to oversee the occupation of Japan. The item is presented in a black frame with a protective backing.

Framed print titled Still Life with Oranges by Robert Douglas Hunter. The composition features a stoneware jug, citrus fruit, and foliage. The artwork is housed in a wooden frame with a scalloped edge profile. A paper backing is present on the reverse side, secured with wire for wall mounting.

Framed limited edition print titled Kitchen Memories by artist Fred Thrasher, dated 1990. The work is numbered 1508/2000 and features a signature in the lower left quadrant. The composition depicts a still life of kitchen implements, including a churn, bowl, and textile, set against a brick background. The piece is housed in a wood frame with a double matting and includes a wire hanger on the reverse.

Two framed commemorative displays featuring religious and patriotic themes. The first print, titled Appeal to Heaven, incorporates 2 Chronicles 7:14 alongside historical imagery and scriptural references. The second print, titled United States of America, includes historical text, national milestones, and various flag representations. Both items are presented in black frames with gold-tone accents.

Framed print depicting an outdoor cafe setting with tables, chairs, and architectural elements. The image is housed in a dark-toned frame with a metallic inner border. The reverse side features a paper backing with hardware for wall mounting.

Pair of monochromatic prints by artist Ben Hampton, dated 1974. The works are titled Creek House and Crib House, respectively. Each print is presented in a wooden frame with a double matting. The prints feature rural architectural subjects. Both frames are equipped with wire for wall mounting.

Photographic print depicting a man operating a horse-drawn plow in a field, signed by the photographer Warren Simmons. The image is presented in a dark wood frame with a double matting in grey and red. The reverse side features a wire hanging mechanism and metal tension clips securing the backing board.

Framed print depicting an outdoor cafe scene with tables, chairs, and floral arrangements. The image features a storefront awning with the text Ristorante. The artwork is housed in a dark-toned frame with paper backing and D-ring hardware for wall mounting.

Retail display case featuring a glass top and side panels with a metal frame. The unit includes an interior white base and adjustable metal shelf brackets mounted on vertical standards. Rear access is provided by sliding panels equipped with a locking mechanism. The base is finished in a brown tone.

Circular glass table top featuring a polished edge profile.

A quantity of display stands constructed from twisted metal wire with a gold-tone finish. The inventory includes various configurations designed for supporting plates, frames, or decorative items. The items are contained within a cardboard shipping box.

Mid-20th century periodicals including multiple issues of Fortune magazine dating from 1938 to 1953, Dun's Review and Modern Industry from 1953 and 1954, a 1960 issue of USSR magazine, and a September 1969 issue of GQ Gentlemen's Quarterly. The publications feature various cover illustrations and editorial content representative of the era's business, political, and cultural landscape.

Seasonal decorative items including a dark-stained woven basket containing cotton bolls, a white-painted splint basket filled with artificial autumn foliage, sunflowers, and burlap accents, a red plastic Santa Claus figure, and a floral arrangement featuring artificial yellow flowers and greenery. Includes one grey plastic storage bin.

Assortment of household items including a plastic storage container filled with brass furniture hardware, drawer pulls, and Avery strung marking tags. Additional items include wooden advertising rulers, a black plastic flute, a box of crayons, a string of decorative light bulbs, various paper stationery, and a cookbook.

A selection of four character dolls, including one figure mounted on a plastic trunk, accompanied by a wooden basket containing various household items. The items include a small plastic infant figure, a leather key case in original packaging, metal clips, and assorted small hardware. The dolls feature varied construction materials including fabric, plastic, and synthetic hair.

Two poseable fabric clown figures manufactured by Annalee Mobilitee Dolls, Inc. of Meredith, New Hampshire. The first figure features a green and white polka-dot outfit with a yellow collar and is marked with a 1971 copyright date. The second figure wears a brown and red checkered outfit with a black hat and is marked with a 1980 copyright date. Both figures feature hand-painted facial details, felt construction, and white synthetic hair. Each figure is housed in a clear plastic storage bag.

Factory sealed 1992 Crayola Collectible Holiday Tin. Includes a dated metal container, an exclusive bear ornament, and a 64-count box of Crayola crayons. The exterior features holiday-themed artwork and product specifications printed on the base.