Join host Jeffrey Burchard live from Burchard Galleries in St. Petersburg, Florida, for the fastest hour in radio as he previews the highly anticipated two-day October Harvest of Treasure Auction on Saturday and Sunday, October 17–18. With over 1,000 lots—nearly 90% selling without reserve—this sale features fresh estate material including an authentic Tiffany Studios Woodbine leaded-glass and bronze table lamp (Lot 1013, estimate $20,000–$30,000, already drawing strong interest), a rare 1938 H.C. Evans Roletto Junior coin-op console, Victorian peep-show machines, a Maltoscope Punch Bag arcade game, and other scarce pre-war gaming devices. Also crossing the block are pieces from a 10,000-square-foot mid-Florida mansion (ormolu-mounted cylinder desk, Moser-style Bohemian glass, porcelain), the James Resney collection of bronzes and Oriental rugs, Folio Society books already bidding strongly, Highwaymen paintings, works by Roberto Matta, Frederick Hart, Richard MacDonald, Charles Humphriss, and John Gould, plus Murano glass and more. Jeffrey shares insider tips on values, the history of early vending and slot machines (from Hero of Alexandria’s first-century holy-water dispenser to Caille, Mills, and Fay Liberty Bell machines that have sold for six figures), and why Florida estates continue to yield museum-quality finds. Call 877-969-8600, text photos to 727-560-5333, or visit burchardgalleries.com to bid online or consign. Don’t miss the action next weekend at 2522 30th Avenue North, St. Petersburg.


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Join host Jeffrey Burchard live from Burchard Galleries in St. Petersburg, Florida, for the fastest hour in radio as he previews the highly anticipated two-day October Harvest of Treasure Auction on Saturday and Sunday, October 17&ndash;18. With over 1,000 lots&mdash;nearly 90% selling without reserve&mdash;this sale features fresh estate material including an authentic Tiffany Studios Woodbine leaded-glass and bronze table lamp (Lot 1013, estimate $20,000&ndash;$30,000, already drawing strong interest), a rare 1938 H.C. Evans Roletto Junior coin-op console, Victorian peep-show machines, a Maltoscope Punch Bag arcade game, and other scarce pre-war gaming devices. Also crossing the block are pieces from a 10,000-square-foot mid-Florida mansion (ormolu-mounted cylinder desk, Moser-style Bohemian glass, porcelain), the James Resney collection of bronzes and Oriental rugs, Folio Society books already bidding strongly, Highwaymen paintings, works by Roberto Matta, Frederick Hart, Richard MacDonald, Charles Humphriss, and John Gould, plus Murano glass and more. Jeffrey shares insider tips on values, the history of early vending and slot machines (from Hero of Alexandria&rsquo;s first-century holy-water dispenser to Caille, Mills, and Fay Liberty Bell machines that have sold for six figures), and why Florida estates continue to yield museum-quality finds. Call 877-969-8600, text photos to 727-560-5333, or visit burchardgalleries.com to bid online or consign. Don&rsquo;t miss the action next weekend at 2522 30th Avenue North, St. Petersburg.
 #BurchardGalleries #AntiquesAuction #TiffanyLamp #VintageSlotMachines #CoinOpMachines #FineArtAuction #EstateSale #StPetersburgFL #FloridaAntiques #AuctionPreview #HighwaymenArt #Bronzes #Collectibles #LiveAuction #OctoberAuction

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