Jeffery S. Evans Auction

potstone · Sep 25, 2009

Jeffery S. Evans Auction is going on right now.
There is loads of glass and a few chestnuts. The
auction ends in less than 24 hours.
http://www.auctionflex.com/showlot.ap?co=45242&weventitemid=3433790

baltbottles · Sep 26, 2009

Jeff seemed like a decent guy I met him at a party a few months back he used to do the catalogs for Green Valley auctions. I left a few bids in his sale. Hes only a couple hours drive so I can go pick up anything I win.

Chris

earlyglass · Sep 26, 2009

I left quite a few bids online, but I really doubt I will end up with anything. There was some great colored pressed glass, as well as some super Pittsburgh pillar molded pieces. Greg, I was on the chestnuts and glob as well!

Jeff is a very trustworthy and accurate auctioneer, and a real nice guy.

potstone · Sep 27, 2009

I had started to bid on the chestnuts myself but stopped bidding
since I had just got two that I posted pictures of.
Your right, there was a lot of very nice glass in the auction.
There were several pieces of glass that I would have liked to get.

kungfufighter · Sep 27, 2009

Here's another vote for for Jeff (and let's not forget his lovely wife Beverley) as being GREAT folks. One of the very few auctions where I will bid with abandon without having seen the objects "in person."

baltbottles · Sep 27, 2009

So did anyone here manage to win anything? the early New Jersey Chestnut and the New England Glob were very nice. I thought the geometric inks, though common molds went kind of cheap.

Chris

GuntherHess · Sep 27, 2009

I was really tempted to bid on the air twist wine glass (like I need more stuff setting around the house). They had some really nice items.
It was pretty much last minute notice for me. I guess i need to register to get on thier list. How often do they have sales?

potstone · Sep 28, 2009

I did not know of this auction until I was sent a link
from a American Cup Plate forum member.
With the amount of glass in that auction I would
assume they deal with glass on a regular basis.

earlyglass · Sep 28, 2009

Greg,

Green Valley has been dealing nice glass for years. Jeff Evans was managing Green Valley before going on his own. He has quite a bit of experience in this area, and I am sure you will see much more.

Is there a post auction price list anywhere?

By the way, I concur with Jeff about the chestnuts, however, I will say that the base of the smaller one looks a bit different than most New England style examples. It looks like the pontil glass broke off a bit further back leaving a heavy scar. Usually the scar is faint and much more delicate on the New England chestnuts. No doubt about the one on the left... love it!

Mike

woody · Sep 28, 2009

Try this link, Mike.
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http://www.auctionflex.com/showlots.ap?co=45242&weventid=8379&weventitemid=3434005&wmaingroupid=0&wcatmastid=0&inventorytype=&minyear=1990&minmonth=1&minday=1&maxyear=2009&maxmonth=9&maxday=27&keyword=&lotsortorder=lotnumasc&pagenum=1&action=&lang=En

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