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Kim Hemingway Auctions holds 3rd auction for Estate of Elmer Heintz

  • Submitted Photo Stanley Bedrock #603 Flatside plane

    Submitted Photo Stanley Bedrock #603 Flatside plane

  • Submitted Photo Primitive wooden painted carving of a penguin

    Submitted Photo Primitive wooden painted carving of a penguin

  • Submitted Photo Montgomery County blanket chest with red wash

    Submitted Photo Montgomery County blanket chest with red wash

  • Submitted Photo Eight-pointed star quilt

    Submitted Photo Eight-pointed star quilt

  • Submitted Photo Glass Planters Salted Peanut jar

    Submitted Photo Glass Planters Salted Peanut jar

  • Submitted Photo Cinco Cigar sign

    Submitted Photo Cinco Cigar sign

  • Submitted Photo Red painted two-door milk cupboard

    Submitted Photo Red painted two-door milk cupboard

  • Submitted Photo Roycroft book cabinet with original finish, the top...

    Submitted Photo Roycroft book cabinet with original finish, the top seller of the day

  • Submitted Photo Caesar's Crown patchwork pattern quilt

    Submitted Photo Caesar's Crown patchwork pattern quilt

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Kim Hemingway Auctions held its third auction for the Estate of Elmer Heintz of Sumneytown. The collections of Mr. Heintz filled the building and attracted close to 200 attendees on Saturday, June 11. The auction was held in the “Treasure Barn” located at Jake’s Flea Market in Barto. The enthusiastic crowd was able to bid on items from the Heintz collection with two to three auctioneers selling consecutively. The auction included antique tools and hardware, furniture, books and ephemera and a wide selection of antiques.

There were more than 18 quilts, red ware, stoneware, unusual kitchen items, weather vanes, bucket benches, country cupboards and more. The top seller of the day was a beautiful Roycroft book cabinet with original finish. The cabinet quickly reached the selling hammer price of $15,950 (prices realized include Buyer’s Premium). A primitive wooden painted carving of a penguin, standing more than 30 inches tall, realized $522.50. Two top quilts of the day were an eight-pointed star for the hammer price of $440 and a Caesar’s Crown patchwork pattern for $412.50. A stretcher-based farm table brought $467.50 while a beautiful red painted two door milk cupboard realized $742.50 and a Montgomery County blanket chest with red wash, $440.

Advertising items held the attention of many bidders; a glass Planters Salted Peanut jar with original label brought $165 and a Cinco Cigar sign realized $715. Also included in the auction was a large collection of antique tools. Some of the highlights included a Stanley plane #1 Sweetheart model for $440, and a Stanley #2 Sweetheart for $399. A Stanley Bedrock #603 Flatside plane brought $143.

The owner of the auction company, Kimberly K. Hemingway, has more than 20 years of experience as an auctioneer with Graduate Personal Property Appraiser (GPPA) and Gemologist (GG) designations. Her company is based out of Boyertown with services including auctions and appraisals. If interested in consigning to a future auction or would like any more information please go to www.kkhemingwayauctioneer.com or contact the company directly at kkhauctioneer@gmail.com or 215-416-8837. Her next auction will be on July 9, which will also take place at Jake’s Flea Market. Prices realized include Buyer’s Premium.