Tentative dates of Upcoming
Auctions in 2008
Saturday, January 12, @ 10am, Shenandoah Valley Moving and Storage, Front
Royal, VA.....
...................selling delinquent storage bays
Friday, January 25, @ 5:30pm, at the gallery selling general household and
more
Thursday, January 31, @ 10am, Stor-All of Warrenton selling delinquent
storage bays
Saturday morning February 9, @ 10am at the gallery selling antiques and more
SOLD
Farm Equipment
Auction
From The Estate of Dorothy Burnette
10 am Saturday, December 15, at
Cedar Crest Farm - 10405 Eustace Road (Rt. 643), Calverton, VA
Tractors and all sorts of vehicles and implements – MANY in excellent condition:
1990 International 4600 truck w/16’ dump; JD 2550 tractor w/245 loader; JD 4020 tractor; International 414 tractor; International 574 tractor; JD 670 riding mower, diesel; Ford 515 tractor w/loader; Woods 3 pt. hitch-mounted backhoe; JD 650 tractor; Ford 8N tractor w/loader; JD 915 discbine; New Holland 145 manure spreader; JD 430 round baler; Morbark Model 17 chipper; Lilliston sod drill; Bush Hog 10’ rotary mower; Paulk 416 gravity wagon; JD 660 hay rake; Grimm hay tedder;New Holland 311 square baler; JD 12’ roller harrow; Bush Hog 1432 disc; Danuser post driver; Danuser post hole digger; Pequea 520 feed wagon; International 1010 cyclone spreader; four hay wagons; Unverfirth bale wrapper; JD 709 rotary mower; International 251 corn planter; JD Van Brunt grain drill; Little Giant 40’ elevator; King Kutter 4” finish mower; EZ-Go 3-wheel golf cart; Yamaha golf cart; Fimco sprayer; one-, two-, and three-bottom plows; several scraper blades; hay spears and forks; JD 34 manure spreader (needs floor); 2-row cultivator; york rake; JD 503 rotary mower; New Idea one-row corn picker; Allis Chalmers HD5 track loader (been sitting); Caterpillar 951C track loader (been sitting); Dearborn cordwood saw; round bale feeders; mineral feeder; diesel tank w/hand pump; three Rubbermaid water troughs; Lone Rider and two Lark mobility scooters; automatic waterer; string trimmers; 2 barn fans; much more!
TERMS:
Cash or good check. Sorry, No Credit Cards accepted at this auction.
Sold Saturday, December 8 @ 11am
Complete Carnival Glass Collection
of E.A.Zeppieri
Offered will be the entire select collection of the late E.A. Zeppieri of Virginia Beach, VA. Mr. Zeppieri was very discriminating and accumulated some rare glass in wonderful colors and shapes. Selling will be approximately 275 lots.
Sold AUCTION
4:30 pm Friday, November 9
at the gallery, Rt. 211, Amissville, VA
Nice furniture, nice smalls, LOTS and LOTS of box lots – note early start...
weather-permitting, we’ll begin outside. Come see!
FURNITURE features walnut marble-topped dressers, oak bonnet chest, oak icebox, chairs/rockers, oak dining table, washstand, oak hall tree, side-by-side bookcase secretary, elderly twin beds, cute mini chest, fine floor model Victrola, treadle sewing machine, LaZBoy sleep sofa, and much more!
Also, glassware
(Carnival glass, Depression, crystal, etc.), lots
of ironware
(Griswold, Wagner, and others - skillets,
cornsticks, bundt, etc.), kitchenware, lovely OLD prints, mirrors, toys
(Breyer horses, Hess and other trucks/cars,
old tin Lionel train, etc.),
gold, sterling, and costume jewelry, old advertising tins, utility crocks
and jugs, pottery - McCoy, old Oriental, etc.;
group of molding planes; a couple of old Longerberger baskets;
fine old crochetwork and tatting, etc.;
ornately-decorated eggs and a good number of framed fine cross-stitchery,
all created by an elderly Virginia Beach lady;
old military pins, etc.;
MORE, MORE, MORE - including a GABAZILLION box lots, absolutely FULL of treasures!
Keep checking website -- we're still digging things out for you!
Terms: Credit card w/fee, cash, good check...
10% buyer’s premium
Sold HUGE AUCTION
Property Originating From The Estate of Dorothy Burnette
(she and her husband were the former owners of
Ray Burnette Volkswagen on Glebe Road in Alexandria)
ON SITE: 6127 Guilford Drive, Alexandria, VA
10:00 am Saturday, November 3
Offering at auction the select full estate of a longtime,prominent family of the Alexandria community! MANY important pieces, most in wonderful condition. This is a can’t-miss event; plan to spend the entire day!
Fine Gun Collection – Antiques – Art – Crocks – Horse Racing – Toys – General Household
19th c. Pima Native American Basket – Important Maryland Decoy
Furniture begins at 10am -- Stoneware/pottery and decoys begin at 11am -- Guns sell at 12 noon
Five Grenfell hooked rugs/mats
Murano glass shade (complete w/original paper
label)
(right) desk lamp with Handel-signed
reverse-painted shade
1814 map ("Correct Map of Virginia")
Ralph Hedley ’82 oil of dog/cat
(damaged)
Elizabeth Newton, dated August 8, 1822 C.W. Anderson pencil drawing
Lockheed Sirius battery-op tin prop plane (great
condition)
(left) old automaton - boy and girl ice skaters -
from the old Woodward & Lothrop store located on 14th Street in
Washington, DC
(left) stamped ale bottle - Geotown DC
Pottery w/cobalt blue +
unidentified decoy
OLDER FURNITURE: Large mahogany breakfront cabinet; ten-tin pie safe; Empire china cabinet (converted to gun cabinet); the prettiest miniature 4-drawer walnut chest, inlay on drawer fronts (photo appears here); small round oak dining table; oak server w/carved lions’ heads; two bowside china cabinets; several very elderly dovetailed blanket chests; Empire flame mahogany chest; marble-topped 3-drawer dresser with mirror; several washstands; wonderful dropleaf tables; set of four T-back oak dining chairs; primitive deacon's bench; primitive chairs; finely-carved Oriental low table; and more of the same.... (REMOVED FROM AUCTION/NOT TO BE OFFERED: small primitive pine corner cupboard – two glass doors over single blind door; the cutest small oak rolltop desk)
CROCKS and STONEWARE: Ale bottle - Geotown DC; 1/2 gal. jug BC Milburn (no blue); half-gallon B.C. Milburn (Alexandria, VA), lots of blue (chip); ½ gal. H.C. Smith (Alexa DC) ovoid w/blue; eared ovoid redware crock dated 1838 in blue; 1 ½ gal. blue “1884” Ziff, PA/Newark, NJ; lots of highly-decorated Vermont crocks: 3 gal. Lewis Bostwick & Co, Fairfax, VT; 3 gal. jug A.K. Ballard, Burlington, VT; 5 gal. Nichols & Royston; 4 gal. churn w/dasher A.K. Ballard, Burlington, VT; and others (all w/lots blue!): 4 gal. Edmands & Co.; 1 ½ gal. H. Smith & Co. ovoid w/ears; G.W. Farrar 2 gal.; small unsigned butter crock w/blue; 2 gal. Brady & Ryan, Ellenville, NY, 1887-1902 jug; 3 gal. 1932 Pfaltzgraff 200th anniversary crock; others of all sorts; Bennington bowls, yellowware bowls and pitcher; blue/gray butterfly-motif salt-glazed pitcher; Bennington spittoon; brown cherries-motif pitcher; etc., etc.
All out-of-state gun buyers must provide copy of FFL.
50+ GUNS: Lefever 20 ga. sidelock, engraved, B grade; Marlin Mdl. 39 .22 rifle; Browning Auto 5 Light 12 ga.; Winchester Mdl. 97 12 ga.; Winchester Mdl. 1873 32 WCF; Remington 870 Wingmaster 12 ga.; Stevens Mdl. 311 410 ga. side-by-side; Winchester Mdl. 94 30-30 “Teddy Roosevelt”; Browning Auto 5 engraved 12 ga.; Browning Auto 5 20 ga. (28”); Browning Superposed 12 ga. (1955 production); Remington 760 Gamemaster 30-06; Browning Auto 5 16 ga. “Sweet Sixteen”; Nikko 5000 12 ga.; Remington 740 30-06 w/Weaver scope; Winchester 94 Classic 30-30; Beretta Silver Snipe 20 ga.; Remington 7 mm Mauser rolling block; Winchester Mdl. 1400 20 ga.; Ithaca Field 20 ga.; Winchester Mdl. 94 30-30; Winchester Mdl. 92 octagon barrel .32 WCF; Lefever trap gun 12 ga.; Winchester Mdl. 1400 20 ga.; Smith & Wesson .32 Hand Ejector (2nd model); Smith & Wesson Mdl. 15 K-38 Combat Masterpiece .38 special (4-screw model); SWD, Inc., MAC-11 semi-auto 9 mm pistol; Colt Official Police Revolver; Rossi (Interarms) .38 cal. revolver; Smith & Wesson 32 Break Top .32 Double Action (3rd model); and many more.
OF SPECIAL NOTE:
1932 L.T. Ward, Crisfield, MD, signed decoy duck; + two additional unidentified duck decoys
MOST INTERESTING SMALLS: It just keeps getting better -- discovered today: Loveliest large cream/blue/red/green woven coverlet, signed and dated in two corners "E + H 1839"; SEVERAL (at least FIVE) wonderful early 1900s Grenfell (Labrador/Newfoundland) rugs/mats........You're NOT going to believe this: TWO Rolex watches: Man's model #15003 Oyster Perpetual Date, plain 18k yellow gold bezel, stainless steel/18k yellow gold Jubilee band, reverse is engraved 1989 Sales Excellence w/Volkswagen logo; lady's model #69178 18k yellow gold President w/18k yellow gold watchband -- both watches run and are GORGEOUS; beautiful little ELGIN gold-filled pocket watch, running; FANTASTIC late 19th century Southern Arizona (Pima) basket; lovely pearl necklace; LAMPS: Several PERIOD Tiffany-style art, one with Murano glass shade (complete w/original paper label), beautiful little desk lamp with Handel-signed reverse-painted shade; splendid old automaton - boy and girl ice skaters - from the old Woodward & Lothrop store located on 14th Street in Washington, DC; table-top Victrola VV-IX; oak Kellogg wall phone; duplex lamps, etc.; a couple of AMF Car No. 503 Fire Chief pedal cars; two early tin donkey- and horse-drawn cart toys, one w/clown, key-wound, tin wind-up climbing fireman (w/o ladder, but pretty good otherwise); old stuffed teddy bears and riding toys; wonderful Lockheed Sirius battery-op tin prop plane; framed works: Albert E. Steiner ’85 ink drawing, C.W. Anderson pencil (mare and foal), Chinese painting of three rabbits, 1814 map ("Correct Map of Virginia"), Ralph Hedley ’82 oil of dog/cat (damaged), Charles Chenet oil, TWO Wallace Nuttings - one small, one larger; framed under glass sampler - Elizabeth Newton, dated August 8, 1822; much more – oils, watercolors, etc.; silver – Tiffany, etc.; fine crystal, including a huge Waterford bulbous vase, pitcher, tumblers, combo double pen stand/clock, etc., Fostoria “American” punch bowl, Bellflower EAPG large open compote/other pieces, Heisey, etc.; Roseville bowl; small horse-shoe embellished photo album – full of tintypes of children, etc.; tiny old portrait album – also full; neat old ironware: Match holders and safes, trivets, hooks, etc.; Schau Bach Kunst and Royal Doulton figurines; Royal Doulton character mugs (mostly smalls); LOTS of Wild Turkey decanters; Limoges; 1985 Kentucky Derby tumblers and lots of other horse racing stuff: Trophies (Maryland Million, etc.), figurines, LOTS of win photos, etc.; silver castor set; older globes; very fine, elderly, carved ivory hound's head whistle; large handcarved 3-masted schooner; puppies, cat, and dog old iron doorstops; Griswold #50 Hearts-Star 959 mold pan; old bulldog mold; old cheese boxes and measures; Ideal Jersey Cow model; J.E. Caldwell mini brass carriage clock (“Made In France”); another small carriage clock, heavy brass and glass, Giles Bro & Co, Chicago; and MUCH more similar!
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD: Skandia slantfront bookcase/desk; twin maple beds; table lamps; sofa; cedar chests; recliners; endtables; TVs; coffee table; knick-knacks; dishes/cookware/utensils; miscellaneous chests; stools; books (Thoroughbred and racing; Wallace Nutting; New England and Virginia; MANY antique reference, including Ward decoys, etc.; AND MORE! Well, now this furniture WILL be offered --- CRAFTIQUE bedroom suite: Large dresser w/mirror, tall chest; Pennsylvania House cherry buffet
Keep checking our website for additions and
photos....
Terms: Cash or good check
w/ID – 10% buyer’s premium
Sorry, no Visa/MC accepted this auction.
sold AUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, October 19, at the gallery
The building is literally packed full right now – mainly smalls and box lots, though some larger pieces will be offered, too. Whether you have a shop or you do flea markets or you’re a collector or you’re looking for something for your home, YOU MAY JUST FIND IT HERE! Plan to come early – we’ll be starting outside, weather-permitting...
Offered will be Griswold and other ironware; Hess and other collectible trucks (Texaco, John Deere, NASCAR, Coca Cola, Caterpillar, lots of scale MIB, etc.); tin toys; Depression (pink Mayfair, Queen Mary, etc.; jadite mugs, egg cups; etc.), Acorns carnival glass bowl, and lots of other glass; old trunks; lots of old advertising boxes and crates; aluminumware (nearly all is Guardianware); kitchenware; LOTS of marbles; utility crocks and jugs; children’s and doll furniture; contemporary porcelain and other dolls (mostly MIB - Ashton Drake, Knowles, etc.); older musical instruments: Banjo, guitar, violins, mandolin, flutes, clarinet (and more!); a few tools; a barely-used SNOWBLOWER (hopefully, it’ll never be used much around here!); NEW solid wood corner computer desk; large file cabinets; Deco china cabinet; enamel-top tables; chairs; lamps; books; double-recliner sofa and matching chair; gas fireplace w/mantle (new!); large floor model copier (Pitney Bowes C355); and MUCH, MUCH MORE
...plus a GABBAZILLION box lots!
Terms: Visa/MasterCard, Cash, or good check, 10% buyers premium
SOLD AUCTION
Firearms, Sporting, Militaria
with Complementary Pieces Added
5:30 pm FRIDAY evening, October 5
At the auction gallery, Rt. 211, Amissville, VA
This fine auction will
feature excellent rifles and shotguns; sporting prints and gear; and much
more in similar veins.
You won’t want to miss this exciting event!
Of Most Extraordinary Importance:
A large, comprehensive, handwritten journal of the Meriwether family compiled by Major Minor Meriwether, CSA, after the Civil War. Included are original letters, documents (Minor Meriwether’s special orders and appointments during the Civil War, signed by Seddons, Rives, Withers, etc.), newspaper clippings, currency (1781 $150. Virginia currency, Confederate paper, including 1863 $100. bond and 1864 $500. bond, other Confederate notes), wills (1765 will of William Douglas of Goochland, father-in-law of Nicholas Meriwether; 1875 will of Avery Meriwether), indentures, Confederate cipher, and much more dating from the 1700’s through the early 1900’s. Detailed are Mr. Meriwether’s personal thoughts on religion and the Civil War, among many other topics, as well as his family history from the time of their immigration to America, specifically from Louisa, Orange, Albemarle, and Hanover counties in Virginia, on to rural, unsettled Kentucky and Memphis, TN. Mentioned are many well-known American forefathers in connection with Meriwether ancestral personal experiences. There is a veritable treasure trove of genealogical data, as well as side comments, to be found, too.
Also offered will be a large number of Meriwether family photographs (men (some in uniform), women, children (some in military school uniform); some overseas, etc.).
Several of the most interesting books written by members of the Meriwether family (Lee, Elizabeth Avery Meriwether, etc.) – “Recollections of 92 Years 1824-1916” by Elizabeth Avery Meriwether (The Tennessee Historical Commission, 1958); “My First 100 Years 1862-1962” by Lee Meriwether; “The Meriwethers and Their Connections” by Louisa H. A. Minor (Munsell’s, 1892); “Records of Lewis, Meriwether and Kindred Families” compiled by Lottie Wright Davis (Artcraft, 1951); etc. – will be auctioned, as well. The Meriwether family, obviously through the recollections found in these books, rode the crest of American culture and politics from the time of the family’s arrival in America.
This is a most rare opportunity to acquire American history from a personal perspective!
(all of the above found in journal and sold as one lot along with
Meriwether family photo album)
Two photo cards of Jefferson Davis presented to Minor Meriwether by
Mr. Davis himself
(along with documentation).
Several of the most interesting books written by members of the Meriwether family (Lee, Elizabeth Avery Meriwether, etc.) will auctioned, as well. The Meriwether family, obviously through the recollections found in these books, rode the crest of American culture and politics from the time of the family’s arrival in America.
This is a most rare opportunity to acquire American history from a personal perspective!
Also Offered During the Evening:
GUNS: Winchester Mdl. 94 30 cal. lever (ser. #675915); M1 Garand 30 cal. (US Rifle/Springfield Armory, ser. #1549800); Winchester Mdl. 94 .22 magnum (NIB, ser. #524024104); Mauser Mdl. 1909 (Ejercito Argentino, ser. #003799); Ruger .44 magnum carbine w/scope (ser. #56514); Savage 20 ga/.22 magnum 24DL w/scope (under/over); Remington 870 magnum 12 ga. pump (2 barrels, one w/scope; ser. #W795862M); Savage Mdl. 311A .410 dbl.; USAAF Mdl. M-8 WWII flare pistol; Springfield 1842 musket, dated 1852; Remington WWII 1903-A3; Savage 1863 musket; Springfield 1903 MK1 30-06; English percussion 10 ga. (Fowler, London) w/39” B61; Mauser Mdl. K98k 8mm (ser. #3484); British Enfield .303 No. 5 MK1 (Jungle Carbine ser. #V6184); Glenfield Mdl. 60 .22 rifle w/scope; 1858 Army .44 cal. Revolver; Winchester Mdl. 1400 12 ga. shotgun; Traditions 50 cal. Tracker muzzle-loader w/scope; Remington Mdl. 7600 pump, 30-06 Springfield rifle w/scope; Kessler Arms Mdl. 300 12 ga., bolt-action; Zouave 58 cal. muzzle-loader; Ruger .22 semi-auto pistol; High Standard .22 Centinel Deluxe revolver; Inland M1 carbine; C2-27 .32 pistol; 50 cal. percussion boot pistol; Czech flare pistol;
.AND QUITE A FEW OTHER FIREARMS;
Very nice pieces of furniture: Two Victorian walnut MT dressers w/mirrors; lovely oak church pew; fine oak bonnet chest; five-piece parlor set (totally refinished) – loveseat, 2 gentleman’s chairs, 2 lady’s chairs; fine mahogany hall table w/drawer; iron fullsize bed; lovely Kohler spinet piano (originally from the music department of George Mason University); 5-legged oak dining table, lovely reeded legs, 2 leaves; parlor stands (walnut, ornate twig, etc.); Eastlake-style homemade shaving mirror; bamboo stand; glass ball/claw piano stool; etc., etc.; 2-drawer walnut spool cabinet; lots of Griswold ironware; MANY field-grade points and other Native American stone implements – Virginia, Texas, Florida, New England (all from a local collector); Raymond Bell, Marsha Cooper, and many other prints and artistic works; militaria includes WWII pillows, aluminum WWII German eagle (originally train-mounted), WWII German police sword w/scabbard and tassel, Civil War-era powder flask, British 1940 artillery sight, badges/patches/medals, knives (including a Civil War-era side knife, Disston & Son Civil War-era field knife/saw), German WWII knife, etc., web gear, books – Civil War and local interest (primarily Fauquier County, etc.), holsters, McClellan saddle; etc., etc.; fishing rods/reels; utility crocks and jugs; lots of MAYFAIR pink Depression glass; very nice English coal scuttle; TWO Singer Featherweight sewing machines (!!); scales; powerful Meade digital telescope; Lenox “Hayworth” dinnerware, mostly unused (ivory w/gold band); a pine mantle clock made from lumber salvaged from a remodeling of the Amissville United Methodist Church; colorful old enamelware; lots of old kitchenware; ox yoke; other old paper featuring a July 22, 1862, District of Columbia manumission certificate, a letter written from "Camp near Alexandria VA" October 9, 1862, partial pencil diary-type notes describing the day's events, including President and Mrs. Lincoln passing by in a carriage, etc., July 12-13, 1864, Mobile and Ohio Railroad letterhead letter to Col. A.L. Rives dated February 1, 1879; AND MUCH MORE OF THE UNIQUE AND INTRIGUING!
3 Army "good conduct" medals
Army Military Merit medal
Air Force Meritorious Achievement medal
Southwest Asia Service medal
Armed Forces Expeditionary Service medal
WWII Victory medal
Asiatic Pacific Campaign medal
Army Cross. (missing pinback)
WAC medal
Check the website often for updates, photos –
this listing is just the very tip of the iceberg!
TERMS: Visa/MasterCard w/fee; cash or good check – 10% buyers premium
Sold AUCTION
5:30 pm FRIDAY, August 24,
at the gallery, Rt. 211, Amissville
The gallery is full to over-flowing – weather-permitting, we’ll be starting outside promptly at 5:30! Lots and lots of furniture, from good old antiques needing some love to nice, clean contemporary pieces for every room – expect lots of smalls, accessories, and box lots, too; we have yet to begin to unpack the small stuff. Come join us for a VERY full evening!
FURNITURE will include a couple of clean sofas, one beige and one very pretty print of dusty roses strewn on a lineny-beige background; chests and dressers, matching sets and singles (set: tall chest, large dresser w/tri-fold mirror, 2 nightstands; singles: tall lingerie chest, large dresser w/framed mirror, etc.), modern to elderly, ready-to-use to needing a little bit of attention; several dining tables: Dropleaf, round, and country farm table-styles; beds, to include a king-size four-poster (most attractive wood and metal), as well as twin sets and singles (complete pair of tiger maple low 4-poster; pair of paint over mahogany low 4-poster, etc.); cabinets: Curio/display, bar, entertainment, the cutest small open-top china cabinet, etc.; lots of chairs, both sets and singles, formals to country primitives; pump organ, Cornish Company, Washington, NJ; all sorts of stands, end-tables, coffee tables (including an oak contemporary Mission-style matching coffee-/end-table set); stools, including an upholstered piano stool, etc.;
AND MORE OF THE SAME!
ALSO, there will be glassware (some black amethyst, milk glass, Fenton, etc.), kitchen stuff, wall mirrors; a great big, HUUUUUGE basket; a few pieces of smoking/pipe stuff: stands, boxes, etc.; rug beaters; many pieces of framed art, prints, etc.; Aubusson-type rug in dusty blue w/other muted colors, 5x8; cigar boxes; architectural pieces (columns, etc.); lamps – including a few large gaudy ones (!); Christmas decorations (it’ll be here before you know it!); old pennant – Skyline Ski Area, Washington, VA (out of business by the mid-1970s); sled (again, it’ll be here before you know it!); a few tools; and who knows what else we’ll find -------------
TERMS:
Mastercard/VISA
w/fee; good check or cash. 10% buyers’ premium
Sold AUCTION
5:30 pm FRIDAY, July 27, at the gallery, Rt. 211, Amissville
Oh, what a splendid
mid-summer auction offering we have for you – LOTS of highlights and quite a
few curiosities, too – from Rappahannock and Fauquier homes. Many boxes yet
to be unpacked, so keep an eye on our website for updates and photos; this
is an auction you won’t want to miss!
OF MOST DISTINCTIVE NOTE:
Signed TIFFANY three-lily table lamp – lilies are signed, also. Most graceful example of period lighting!
Classic KAWAI parlor grand piano. Dating from the early 1970’s, this beauty is ready for the discerning musician. Belovedly owned by a retired professional performer who has moved to a smaller home.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE FURNISHINGS
Clore cherry vanity with mirror; magnificent oak sideboard with heavy applied carvings, beveled mirror; THREE pine food safes: Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear – all two drawers over two blind doors; small INDIANA oak icebox; lovely spoon-carved oak dresser with round beveled mirror and matching washstand; white-painted children’s church pew; pair of period carved chairs – lady’s and gentleman’s – with busts carved into the crests; lovely blue-upholstered camelback loveseat, finely-carved ball/claw feet; Shenandoah Valley tilt-top table (small, rectangular top); spinet desk, more interesting than most; inlaid mahogany chiffarobe and matching chest;
AND MORE OF THE SAME!
SPECTACULAR ACCESSORIES
Pair of Arts & Crafts-era electric wall sconces in excellent condition; mini Empire-style chest (salesman sample?) marked “G.M. Necker & Co.” from St. Louis, MO; working Singer Featherweight sewing machine; small collection of inkwells and related desktop pieces – some highly exceptional; very cute small dark green-painted pine carpenter’s chest; intriguing, select collection of old straight and other razors (and related items); several old lap desks, including a very elderly fancy black lacquer with abalone; LOTS and LOTS of country collectibles: Washboards, one-piece rolling pins, grinders, old tools, milk bottles, inc. several 1/4 pints; kitchenware, etc.; ironware galore: Griswold (including a Griswold Bolo Oven, #14 skillet, 129 square egg skillet, aluminum kettles, #10 (949B) muffin iron, 666 colonial breakfast skillet, 0 tite top dutch oven w/#6 lid, dampers, bundt w/bail, #8 waffle iron, #'s 2, 3, 5, 8, 9, 10 skillets, MORE!), Super 8 tobacco cutter, cherry pitter, boot scrape, door stop; match holder, flatirons, butchering kettle on stand, and more of the same; butter prints; oil lamps and lanterns, including a nearly pristine, original chrome Rayo lamp; copper apple butter kettle; cut glass; children’s/doll teasets; milk bottles, White House vinegar bottles (spouted apple, small spouted jug, Cabbage Rose), others; coin silver-cased American Waltham pocket watch; Southern Railway small platter; marbles; oil paintings and old framed prints; German steins; very unique heavy brass-trimmed copper punch set; lots of books; AND, YES, STILL MUCH MORE SIMILAR!
MISCELLANEOUS (but still of great interest!)
HOHNER Concerto II accordion in like-new condition (plus a smaller sister to it!); TELEFUNKEN console stereo, very retro in appearance...and it works; pristine Pentax 35mm SLR camera and accessories; fine audio components, including a Sony 100w mini hi-fi system, never out of the box; heavy oak trestle dining table; set of T-back dining chairs; small computer desk; dining table w/chairs; patio furniture; small two-piece china cabinet, cute as it can be; framed Fauquier County maps; bookcases of all sizes; DR chipper; Roto-Hoe shredder; yard wagons; AND MORE YET!
TERMS: Mastercard/VISA w/fee; good check or cash. 10% buyers’ premium
Sold ESTATE AUCTION
10:00 am Saturday, June 9, ON SITE
4479 Courtney’s Corner Road, Morrisville, Virginia
The S.H. Edwards Home, also known as the Garrett House
(located on the
corner of Courtney’s Corner Road and South River Road just off of Rt. 17)
Click here for map.
An exciting auction featuring all contents of the home and outbuildings (excepting personal effects), much owned by the family for generations! You’ll find unique furniture (some crafted by family members generations ago), as well as a good deal of the usual household – much also in this home for generations.
Plan now to spend the day with us!
FURNITURE: Primitive large bookcase/cabinet (ancestor-crafted) – single glass door over 2 blind doors, copper molding around glass; Victorian marble-topped dresser, drop pulls, carved escutcheons, ornately-framed mirror; wonderful marble-topped burl walnut server, 2 drawers over 2 doors, mirror w/shelf; Eastlake 3-drawer dresser, marble-topped, applied carvings, mirror; absolutely lovely light-blue upholstered ball/clawfoot sofa; French-influenced dining room suite: Table, glass-doored china cabinet, small server, buffet; Victorian 3-drawer dresser, carved pulls, mirror; Phyfe-style dining table in very nice shape; fullsize spool bed; graceful lady’s wingback chair; Victorian marble-topped parlor stands; two short painted pews; enamel-topped wooden-base extension table; cute twinsize metal bed; small oak table; corner étagère; balloon-back carved upholstered armchair; small open washstand, towel bar sides; old platform rocker; set of 5 shield-back dining chairs; porch rockers; maple bedroom suite: Double bed, vanity, chest; washstand, 2 drawers over 2 doors; ..........AND MORE!
OTHER GREAT ITEMS OF INTEREST: Very early small Singer treadle sewing machine w/abalone inlay; lots of old books, many children’s, etc.; utility crocks, jugs, pitchers; beautiful mantle mirror; 1904 signed oil painting, a number of old pastoral prints, large old framed photo portraits, etc.; old patches – military, Redskins, etc.; old hats; pink Depression glass, other old glassware; old Philco floor radio/phonograph; lots of rugs – area, roomsize, etc.; 1964 Girl Scout uniform; small parlor stoves; lots of linens; dinnerware; old black-face table-top lighter; oil, electric, floor lamps; old wrought iron fence sections; kitchenware; lots smalls;
ALSO: GE upright freezer; miscellaneous tools, etc.;..........AND MORE!!!
TERMS: Cash or good check w/ID; 10% buyers’ premium
Check the website for details, photos, and additions!
Sold AUCTION
5:30 pm FRIDAY, May 25, at the gallery
Rt. 211 (10 Maddox Lane), Amissville
Featuring a complete workshop of tools, plus furniture, coins, and much more...make plans to be here now!
TOOLS – Woodtek dust collector 805-930; AMT 14" band saw; Ridgid chop saw on stand; Dewalt planer; Intergram drill press; Craftsman spindle sander; table saw; Craftsman wrenches, screwdrivers, etc.; toolboxes; Craftsman router & stand; Ryobi router; Dewalt jig saw; Porter Cable nailer; workbenches, stands; lg. vise; clamps; LOTS long-handled tools; power hand tools; wood chisels; drill bits; much more.
FURNITURE – Chests; knotty pine hutch; mahogany inlaid chest and matching chiffarobe; unfinished oak gun cabinet; maple dropleaf table, chairs, server; pawfoot round table; painted chiffarobe; stands, chairs, etc.; folding poker table; 4-drawer chest w/carved pulls, glove boxes; bowed-glass china cabinet; bookcases;
COINS – Lots of American, to be sold singly and in groups (silver, pennies, etc.: 1899-S and 1883 silver dollars, lots of Walking Liberty/Franklin/Kennedy halves, Washington quarters, Mercury/Roosevelt dimes, Indian Head/steel/wheat cents, silver certificates, and more!)
OTHER STUFF: 1991 Dodge Caravan; 1990 Hooper 16' flatbed trailer; three woodstoves; screen and interior prehung doors; CANDY DISPENSER; dozen collectible Hess trucks; brass fire extinguishers; sewing baskets;more, more, more; GREAT BOX LOTS, too!
Keep watching our website for additions and photos!
Sold
10 AM SATURDAY,
APRIL 28,
AT THE AUCTION YARD
All sorts of vehicles, farm equipment and tractors, lawn and garden equipment, tools of all sorts – power, shop, and hand; electrical contractor supplies...and much, much more!
Give us a call soon to consign your similar supplies and
equipment and to take advantage of the best advertising!
Including: JD
1530 tractor w/loader;
'88 Dodge 4 x 4 pickup (Bob's Baby --sweet!); 16'
Stoltzfus feeder wagon; MF small loader; Big Valley 14' bumper hitch stock
trailer; '83 Chevrolet 70 series stake body truck, good condition, 63k
miles; 12 ton 3-axle lowboy trailer; '92 Ford F-250 pickup w/'8 utility bed;
3-pt 5' King
Kutter blade; IH 37 square baler; JD tricycle rake; NI rake; 3210
Ditch Witch trencher w/backhoe; Zetor 7745 turbo
4 x4 tractor w/loader, bucket, spear, and pallet fork; Deutz D6207
tractor w/loader; International T4 dozer; Baltic 3-pt rear
tiller; 5' Woods Brushbull BB60 rotary mower; 3-pt. Herd broadcaster;
3-pt Tifone orchard sprayer; Lazo Agtec Frost Dragon orchard heater; Heavy
duty 3-pt Bush Hog scraper blade; 1980 Scottsdale 30 truck
w/refrigeration unit; Krone KR125 round baler; 3-pt. hydraulic
Cross hay unroller; Massey Ferguson 135 (gas) tractor;
Ford
8N tractor; ’85 Dodge ½-ton pickup; Cushman 3-wheeler w/dump,
turf tires; 7’ JD 39 sickle-bar mower; MF-12 baler; New Holland
256 rake; 2003 '05
Roketa 200 cc. 4 x 4 wheeler; LandPride-FS 700 spreader;
Agri-Metal pto straw blower; LP-PS1572 primary seeder; LP-2572
box scraper; LP-LR 2584 york rake w/cylinder & extra blade; 250 gal. water tank; 24' Kraftsman gooseneck flatbed trailer; '73 Suzue 150WD w/Ford
390A mower; '89 GMC 14ft. Box Van w/ladder rack; '88 GMC 10ft
Box Van, diesel; '97 Nissan Altima, 136K miles, new tires, battery,
muffler, etc.; '91 Dodge Caravan, 201k miles, auto; White
20hp lawn tractor, new engine, needs rear work; 18hp Poulan-Pro 42"
cut
lawn mower; 2400 psi pressure washer; air compressor; drill press; sand
blaster; 60k btu force air heater; laser level kit; jig saws; 10' chop saw;
weed eater; assortment DeWalt cordless tools; 12” Delta
planer; Misc. conduit, fittings, electrical wire, plumbing supplies, light
fixtures, electrical panels, more;
Assortment of new
wheelbarrows; Rubbermaid water
troughs; Picnic tables; Child's seesaw; Yard cart; Chainsaws; Sting
trimmers; Universal hitch;
Go-carts; 4-wheelers;
tag-a-long sprayer; bale spears and carriers;
Photos below
16' Stoltz Feeder
Wagon
MF small loader
3-pt Tifone orchard sprayer
3-pt. Herd 750 broadcaster
Lazo Agtec
Frost Dragon orchard heater
5'
Baltic 3-pt rear
tiller
Deutz D6207
tractor w/loader
Heavy duty 3-pt Bush Hog scraper blade
'73 Suzue 150WD w/Ford
390A mower
(recently overhauled)
'91 Dodge Caravan, 201k miles, auto
5'
cut Woods Brushbull BB60 rotary mower (like new)
'97 Nissan Altima, 136K miles, rebuilt transmission, new tires, battery, muffler, etc.
More
being added daily!!
Keep checking our website for photos and updates as they happen...
sold AUCTION
5:30 pm Friday, April 13, at the auction gallery
Rt. 211 & Maddox Ln., Amissville, VA
All manner of merchandise for your perusal; come see!
Pfaltzgraff SUMMER BREEZE
FURNITURE features include a highly unusual ornate tall dressing cabinet with mirror, marble and tile inserts; walnut tall chest with bonnet cabinet; oak bowside china cabinet; oak and other chests; kitchen tables; very primitive poplar wardrobe; likely the loveliest mahogany china cabinet with just enough embellishments; wingback chair; tall gentleman’s chest; maple dresser; 4-poster canopy bed; butler tray tables; several green-marble topped parlor stands; patio furniture; a few French Provincial pieces (chest, nightstand); bookcases; endstands and small tables; all kinds of chairs, too; old painted church pew;
and more!
ON THE SMALLER SIDE, we’ll offer about a dozen Longaberger baskets and accessories: Picnic basket, mixing bowl stand, Oregano booking basket, fabric, etc.; turtle collection, including an old tin nodder; Goebel figurines; several Royal Copenhagen animals (elephant, German shepherd, lambs, calf, squirrel); old license plates (Virginia 1972, etc., and local county metal plates, etc.); Pfaltzgraff SUMMER BREEZE service for 4 w/many add'l pieces -- such a pretty set in ideal condition; COINS (Morgan 1882-O and 1921-S Morgan dollars, very nice 1923 and 1922-S Peace dollars; halves, mint sets, etc.); Texaco trucks (tankers, tow truck; tugboat and Fire Chief pedal car banks, etc.) and THREE airplanes - all in original boxes; NINE Hess Recreation Van sets, all still in boxes; model kits; Indonesian painted boxes, wine racks; wall pockets; sports cards and postcards; lamps and several ceiling fixtures; arrowheads; tools – Dewalt chop saw, impact drills, Craftsman chainsaw (3.3ci), etc.; old doors; glassware; kitchenware; ironware; large bolt of upholstery/decorating fabric; Nintendo Gameboy Advance set; prints of all sorts (a lot of foxhunting/carriage themes); architectural pcs.: Old doors, carvings, etc.;
AND MUCH MORE, including some box lots, too!
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