Regis Philbin memorabilia auction to raise money for Bronx Food Bank
Presented to Regis Philbin by WWEs Vince McMahon is a WWE champion belt ($100-500) in its original box commemorating Monday Night Raws 1,000th episode in 2012.
MOUNT KISCO, NY
.- A collection of television history will cross the block at The Benefit Shop Foundation, Inc. in its Red Carpet auction on Wednesday, March 24, at 10 am, when it offers items donated by the family of the late Regis Philbin. The longtime TV host was once dubbed the hardest working man in show business and given the outregis nickname by one of his longtime colleagues Kathie Lee Gifford.
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Curated kitsch collection to be offered at Benefit Shop Foundation
This RCA Victor fireplace radio ($500-1,500) comes with a set of fireplace tools and accessories. It measures 50 by 60 by 25 inches.
MOUNT KISCO, NY
.- Some collectors collect one type of thing they are passionate about while others have room in their hearts and homes for more than one collection. For decades, a Brooklyn couple collected vintage radios and phonographs, Roseville pottery, Asian porcelain, blue and white china, Gone with the Wind lamps and much more, filling their home. The kitchen was a veritable sea of whimsical and kitschy red items from cherry red bowls to pots and even the toaster oven. Their home was chock-full of the antiques they loved and the living room, for example, looked like a Victorian parlor on steroids with red velvet chairs and a large cathedral radio. The home was tidy and neatly organized however with everything in its place.
Provenance, connection with royalty and a wide range of antiques sourced from around the world are the hallmarks of a specialty two-day auction that The Benefit Shop Foundation, Inc., .
Benefit Shop Foundation, Inc. to offer Janine Metz estate over two days
Highlighting the second day of the auction is this Midcentury Modern glass topped console table, 75 inches wide, decorated in a chain link pattern on the front ($600-3,000).
MOUNT KISCO, NY
.- Provenance, connection with royalty and a wide range of antiques sourced from around the world are the hallmarks of a specialty two-day auction that The Benefit Shop Foundation, Inc., will host January 20-21, starting at 10 am each day. The auction features the estate of the late Janine (nee Spaner) Metz, who was Social Secretary to the Duchess of Windsor from 1962 to 1972 and lived with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in their Manhattan penthouse. This is the first multi-day single-estate auction to be hosted here and necessitated because of the size of her estate.