Strawser Auction Group's May 26-29 Antique Auction features majolica, Fenton glass, Pickard china

WOLCOTTVILLE, Ind. - May 4, 2021 - PRLog -- A four-day Antique Auction bursting with nearly 2,000 lots of quality items, including important collections of majolica, Pickard china, World War II collectibles, Fenton glass and more will be held May 26^th through 29^th, by Strawser Auction Group, live in the gallery at 106 East Dutch Street in Wolcottville, as well as online via LiveAuctioneers.com.

"Of special interest is the Ann and Robert Fromer collection of majolica, assembled over the course of more than thirty years. The Fromers were avid collectors," said Michael Strawser, the president of Strawser Auction Group and founder of the Majolica International Society. "The pieces in their collection are outstanding. The estate collection of Pickard china is also superb."

Day 1, on Wednesday, May 26^th, at 3 pm Eastern, will feature militaria (to include the World War II collection and firearms), toy banks, advertising collectibles, silver and jewelry. Top lots will include a Fowler Sportsman cast-iron mechanical bank by J. & E. Stevens (est. $1,500-$2,000); a Yankee Boy Plug Cut tobacco tin (est. $150-$250); and a silver mounted drinking horn with silver deer heads and other figures, made in Germany in 1899 (est. $800-$1,200).

Day 2, on Thursday, May 27^th, also at 3 pm, will contain furniture, over 300 clocks, lighting and Oriental rugs. Up for bid will be an oil on canvas of sheep in a meadow by Augustine Bonheur (French, 1824-1884) in a 28 inch by 35 inch frame (est. $1,200-$1,500); a Handel bronze desk lamp with large lily pad base (est. $300-$500); an unmarked Ansonia clock with Indian figure, key and pendulum and a bronzed 6-light lamp with boy and girl figure (both est. $200-$300).

Day 3, May 28^th, also at 3 pm, will feature 437 lots of antique glassware and collectibles, led by a rare Fenton Burmese child's 7-piece water set (5 ½ inch tall pitcher and glasses), signed Vicki Fielder (est. $200-$300); a Mt. Washington peachblow satin coralene vase, 6 ½ inches tall (est. $100-$150); and a Fenton topaz vaseline opalescent epergne 9 ½ inches tall (est. $80-$120).

Day 4, on Saturday, May 29^th, at 9 am Eastern, will be a majolica and ceramics auction, headlined by the Ann and Robert Fromer majolica collection, plus over 300 pieces of Pickard, R.S. Prussia and more. It's the day serious collectors of majolica, Pickard and other fine items will be waiting for.

To learn more, visit www.strawserauctions.com.