Judging from a few of these ABA Auction #63 hammer prices, there are a number of lighter wallets out there this morning; (and these figures don't include the extra 15% in fees).
Congratulations to both the buyers and the consignors!
Congratulations to both the buyers and the consignors!
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And the winner is.......................................
That is the most I have ever heard of being paid for slickers whew and the Lyons 31k plus juice the Buffalo Bourbon sold for 600 had a weak strike
ReplyDeleteBill C.
believe me more money has been paid for unembossed whiskeys from the 1860s than $650 dollars MAX BELL
ReplyDeleteAgreed Max. I personally sold a glop top sapphire star base cylinder some time ago for quite a bit more.
ReplyDeleteTwo sold for 900 each plus juice would be around 1100 for a green slicker just seems a bit high sorry if it offends anybody
ReplyDeleteBill Curtiss
Those weren't slickers. They were embossed Pacific Glass Works bottles and one sold in Glass Works Auctions for more than $3200 not long ago.
ReplyDeleteThose weren't slickers. They were Pacific Glass Works embossed cylinders, and one just like these sold recently in a Glass Works Auction for more than $3200.
ReplyDeleteThere was one light greenish yellow slicker with a star base...sold for huge money. I think I will break out some of my boxes of them and start offering them.
ReplyDeleteThe value also depends on the type of STAR on the base. The earlier 1860s Sixths have many more rays. How many of those in greenish yellow don't you wish you had in your boxes WGA ?? !!
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