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Frank & Cathy Sykes
FABULOUS ESTATE AUCTION - SATURDAY MAY 24 - 10 AM
We've been busy cleaning out a huge local estate. Not often do we see a true estate come along in this business vs. a put together sale of dealer cast offs. This is a rare opportunity. We'll include everything from the paintings on the wall to the linens in the closets. This will be a very comprehensive sale - don't miss it. Highlights include 2 extra large steins, paintings, lots of sterling silver, porcelain, glass, china, furniture, rugs and so much more!!!!
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 Tons of smalls to include Brilliant cut glass, Hummels, Sewing Collectibles, Porcelain Figurines, Birds, Dogs, etc. Wine glasses, individual cobalt blue salts, cut glass salts.
 This estate includes an entire hutch chock full of Sterling silver pieces. It also includes two full sets of Sterling flatware. This represents a very small amount of the sterling to come out of the hutch. It will all be selling at unreserved absolute auction. Don't miss this great opportunity to pick up some real Sterling Silver at auction prices!
Below is a shot of our auction gallery located on the Bridge Falls Path which is on the old rail line for the Wolfeboro Railroad. Our building used to be a freight building for the Boston & Maine Line when it was the primary source of transportation for the Lakes Region. Like most everything in our life the building is also for sale. Please ask if you're looking for a dynamic commercial spot in Downtown Historic Wolfeboro, NH.
 85 Center Street
Route 28
Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
Post Office Box 678
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
603-569-0000
AUCTION RESULTS . . . prices quoted include buyers premium
New Hampshire Civil War Items Sold for $840
 WOLFEBORO, NH - On Saturday, November 10th, Auctioneer Frank Sykes of Antiquebug in Wolfeboro New Hampshire offered numerous selections of New Hampshire historical memorabilia as well as 7 pieces of Hampshire Pottery gleaned from 2 New Hampshire estates.
An important document signed by one of Wolfeboro's most famous Veterans, Captain Alvah Libby of the 18th NH Volunteers will be part of a Civil War lot to be sold November 10th. "Signed May 28, 1865 in Fort Sumner Maryland granting permission for several of his soldiers to visit the 18th NH Volunteers and return this day." Also, a framed NH Vol. Soldier Memorial featuring many other citizens from Holderness, Gilford, Rumney, Laconia, Moultonborough, Plymouth, Freedom, Madison, Portsmouth, Northfield, New Castle, Gilmanton, Canterbury, Albany, Loudon, Dorchester, Eaton, Bridgewater, Alexandria. Also comes with a tin type of Alvah Libby and a Cabinet photo of Alvah Libby with a 3 cent stamp on the back. All of this comes from the same Northfield New Hampshire attic along with a Civil War era canteen.
The Victorian Architectural Pediment is from the turn of the century and was on St. Cecilia's Catholic Church having been recently removed during a transformation to a performing arts center for Brewster Academy. This beautiful piece sold for $220.
 This sign sold for $785. It was from the famed roller skating rink and restuarant which graced the waterfront in Alton Bay for many years. The Alton Bay Pavillion burned last winter making this sign more desirable then ever as it was found at an Antiques Show in Tennesee after traveling from NH to Ohio and then brought home to the area to be sold here. This is a good example of how regional antiques sell best in the region from where they originated.
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