A Clinking, Clanking, Collection of Caliginous Collectibles

June 9th & 10th

Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Address and Directions Released Friday

Be sure to join our social media pages for weekly updates and early preview pictures of our weekly sales.

No valuables will be kept on-site until sale days.

This is an incredibly massive sale with tons of vintage collectibles, antiques, and so much more. You won't believe it until you see it!

This home was going to be featured on American Pickers, the History Chanel hit show about unique, obscure finds, but the home sold too quickly.

Collectibles:

Edison rolls; Mid-century canisters; Amethyst; Aluminum lazy susans; 100s of wooden cigar boxes; Primitive utensils; oil lamps; Playskool collectibles; Tons of Walt Disney collectibles and memorabilia including Mickey Mouse and others; Advertising tins; Lots of Statue of Liberty and Eiffel Tower models; Vintage ashtrays; Lots of brass figurines featuring cannons, elephants, deer, horses, owls;

Lots of tobacco-related items including pipes, pipe racks, humidors and more; Vintage baseballs; baseball bats; and collectible cards; Barkley and Manoli metal soldiers; Tons of vintage toys including Tootsie toy, Lunar, Pony express, Hot Wheels, Marx tin cars, large Marx trucks; soldiers, trains, planes, tank, and other toys; Marx tin service station; Vintage board games;

Vintage character lunchboxes; Owl collectibles; Antique rotary dial and crank phones; Dishware and pottery from all the greats: McCoy, Frankoma, Hull, Hall, Haeger, Roseville, Rosenthal, Fenton, Fire King, Pyrex, Fiesta, Shawnee; Magnalite, West Bend, Griswold, and Wagner kitchenware; Retro Hamilton Beach milkshake mixer; Mason jars and retro kitchen appliances;

Egg beater collection; Tons of collectibles from Beverly’s restaurant in OKC; Vintage ice crushers; Haeger Puma figurines; Puma or Jaguar platers; Musser xylophone; Dozens of piggy banks; Tons of Coca Cola collectibles including trays, large tin signs, clocks, dishes, advertising items, coolers,and vinyl banners; Ironwood carvings; Coca Cola Gibson china; Lots of art deco lamp shades, fixtures, and slip shades; Lots of 1930s through 1950s car hood ornaments and other parts; Paperweights; Art glass; Milk glass; Jadeite; Collectible glasses from Seattle, N.Y., and Seattle world’s fair;

Texaco advertising items; Movie posters; Antique tools; Stained glass pieces, including windows;  100s of antique yardsticks; Collectibles from celebrities including Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, and more; Antique license plates; Railroad collectibles; Over 200 vintage cameras; Antique gas cans; Lots of neat bookends; Freed Eisemann radio and speaker; Over 100 clocks; Wooden and metal soda crates; Antique mixing bowls; Glass water bottles; Oak Kellogg telephone; Antique iron collection; Zippo lighters;

Costume jewelry; Wool military blankets; Coca-Cola, Dr. Pepper, and Pepsi aluminum ice chests; Lots of antique crocks; Nazi and Hitler items; 100s of collectible old soda bottles; The Vanished Splendor books; National Geographic magazines with vintage Coca-Cola ads; Vintage candy boxes;

Movie posters; Miller, Coors, and other beer advertising items; Red Good & Poll Parrot Shoe Display; Coors neon sign; Drum major batons; Vintage film projectors; Playboy magazines; Toms peanut jar; Original Mayfield Parrish prints; Iron banks; Ship clocks; Lots of Native American collectibles including statues and figurines; Chalk figures; Antique tobacco and coffee cans; Antique cash register; Big Boy bank; Sinclair oil can; Slag glass lamp;

Globes; Zenith and other antique radios; Lots of magazines from the 1930s through the 1950s; President Lincoln statues and collectibles; Department 56 cider jug; Anubis lamp; vintage presidential busts; Vintage store displays; Art deco travel clocks; Celluloid vanity sets; Political buttons; Inkwells; Cap guns; Acee Blue Eagle glass set and trays; Rolling pin collection; Advertising thermometer signs; Lots of vintage cookie cutters;

McCoy cookie jars; Military shell casings; Perfume bottles; Vintage metal toy stove; Old street signs; Kachina dolls; Will Rogers statues; Texaco oil truck banks; Four eyes nodder; Pin-up girls; Lefon prints; Old comic books; Horse metal statues; Antique food packages and boxes; WW2 gas masks; Antique irons; Antique 8-spoke ship wheel

Large Items:

Original lighted movie poster box from Art Deco movie theater; 1930s tricycle; Several old metal, wooden, and dome lid trunks; Vintage floor lamps; Fire pit; Giant 10ft outdoor Statue of Liberty; Boat motor; Art deco wagon; Fire truck pedal car; Art-deco counter stools;

Huge landscaping boulders; Iron gate; Iron bed; Concrete pieces from both the Biltmore Hotel and the Daily Oklahoman buildings in Oklahoma City; Miscellaneous concrete statuary; Metal glider; Slipper chair; Theater chair; Russel statue; Well pump; Large Coca-Cola advertisement signs; Antique console radio; Art deco side tables; Corner shelf;

Amazing lighted Victorian fish stand and tank; Several antique and mid-century bookcases; Wood carved drug store Indian; Nude marble statue; Vintage Mazda Lamps display; Antique fireplace mantle; Display cabinets; Lots of furniture; Marble pedestals; Specter statuary; Primitive cabinets; Antique child’s mannequin; Art deco mirrors; Lawyers stack bookcase in wood and metal; Antique dresser; Octagon 1920s table; Piano;

Maas cathedral chimes; Art deco curio cabinet; Stacking washer and dryer; Fridge; Mini-fridge; Gas stove; Architectural columns; Wine racks; Rolling kitchen island; Old car grilles; Car hood from the 40s; Bench; Art deco vanity; Shutters; Orange Velvet Hide-a-bed

Miscellaneous:

Hundreds of books on every subject including movies, celebrities, biographies, art, ancient history, architecture, Egypt, kids books, décor, cars, and military; Glass and ceramic door knobs; Antlers; Silverplate flatware; Enamelware; Framed art, prints, and advertising; 1000s of postcards; Hay-bale crane and pulley system; Oil lamps; Wagon wheels;

Lots of great CDs; Lots of records, including the Beetles; Antique light fixtures and globes; Ammo boxes; Parking meters; Cedar jewelry boxes; Wall pockets; Leather coats; Mexican blankets; Sedgewick county manhole cover; Victorian fence end-caps; Duck decoys;

Snare drums, saxophones, bongo drums, bass drums, autoharp, zither, tuba, baritone, violin, flute, accordion, drums, cello, and clarinet instruments; Canes and umbrellas; Folding screens; Egyptian décor; Buddha’s; Scales; Skis; Coat trees; Barn hay fork and trolley; Kitchen décor; Lightening rod; Wooden airplane propeller; Several steins; Rocks and minerals; Wooden spools; Poker chips; Marbles; Potato chip tins; wooden leg; Vintage rugs; Cypress slab

Pricing Structure:

Saturday 9:00 am to 1:00 pm is full price

Saturday 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm is 25% off

____________

Sunday 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm is 50% off

We will not pre-sale any items to anyone.

Learn more at JamesBeanEstateSales.com Visit our website, JamesBeanEstateSales.Com, to find more information on the best estate sales in Oklahoma, and to join our email list so you never miss an estate sale.