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Scheerer McCulloch Auctioneers, Inc. Nice Collection of Jewelry, Watches, Rings, Bracelets, Vases, Antiques & Collectibles Type: Online-Only Auction Checkout Date/Time: 12:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m. Monday, June 3rd (BY APPOINTMENT ONLY, there will be NO EXCEPTIONS.) Dates: 5/23/2024 - 5/30/2024, ends with first lot, soft staggered close @ 7:30 p.m. EST Preview Date/Time: No preview available. For questions on specific lots, please contact Scheerer at info@smauctioneers.com. Location: 4420 Ardmore Ave., Fort Wayne, IN 46809. Auction pickup is by appointment only. Please call 260-441-8636, option 0, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, May 31st to schedule an appointment for MONDAY pickup OR email us with preferred pickup time at info@smauctioneers.com. 1) Payment Methods. Scheerer McCulloch accepts cash, wired funds, or the credit/debit card registered on the bidder's account in hibid.com ("Hibid") at time of auction registration. It is the bidder's responsibility to make certain the card on file at the time of registration is current, usable and not expired. 2) Scheerer McCulloch requires cash ONLY or an irrevocable wire transfer for lots containing jewelry, coins, precious metals and/or other higher value items. At auctioneers discretion, invoices with high dollar amount total may be subject to wire transfer only. Winning bidder is responsible for any wire transfer fees. 3) Credit Card Policy. AT FULL DISCRETAION OF AUCTION HOUSE TO ACCEPT CREDIT CARD PAYMENT FOR JEWELRY. IN MOST CASES, CASH OR WIRE TRANSFER ONLY. Scheerer accepts only the credit card registered through Hibid. Bidders paying with this method will be charged the current Hibid credit card processing fee in addition to buyer's premium, sales tax & bid price. It is the bidder's responsibility to make certain the card on file at the time of registration is current, usable and not expired. 4) Personal Check Policy. Personal Checks will not be accepted for this auction. 5) Winning bidder agrees to pay Scheerer McCulloch the full amount of the winning bid amount, the buyer's premium and sales tax (unless a sales tax exemption form is provided to Scheerer McCulloch) on or before the day of the scheduled pickup. If the winning bidder has requested shipping, then the winning bidder further agrees to pay a $30.00 packing, shipping materials and handling fee, plus costs of shipping and insurance per box. Scheerer McCulloch will make its best effort to combine winning lots into one (1) box if possible. Bidders who have not paid by the date of the scheduled pickup will be charged through their registered credit/debit card the day of the pickup day. If the winning bidder's credit card is declined and does not pay for the winning lot(s), Scheerer McCulloch will report the user to Hibid. This may result in a permanent ban from Hibid. Scheerer McCulloch reserves its rights and remedies to recoup its fees. Bidders who do not pick up items on the day of the pickup but have paid for the items will have 3 business days to pick up, make arrangements to pick up or ship the items before the auctioneer considers the item abandoned. The appropriate Buyers Premium is applied to winning bid(s). Credit Card Convenience Fee is the current Hibid credit card processing fee. Bidders must inspect items before leaving the premises. Please bring your own packing and moving supplies. If you purchase large items such as furniture, please bring additional assistance as the auction company will not be responsible for providing assistance with large items. Buyers Premium: 18% applied to win Credit Card Convenience Fee (Through HiBid): 3.5% Sales Tax: May apply Bidders must inspect items before leaving the premises. Please bring your own packing supplies.

Discover the Legacy of a True Horsewoman: The Jean McLean Davis Estate Online Auction! Step into the world of equestrian excellence with the legendary Kentucky horsewoman, Jean McLean Davis. Born in Portsmouth, Virginia in 1929 to a family of remarkable achievement, Mrs. Davis's journey began at the tender age of two when she first mounted a pony, igniting a passion that would shape her life's purpose. Her parents, Amelia Agnes Gatti and George Tutton McLean, epitomized the spirit of determination and success. George Tutton McLean, a self-made millionaire developer, was a titan in his own right. Starting as a coal dealer before venturing into the concrete business, he played a pivotal role in building drydocks at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard during World War II. His entrepreneurial spirit and dedication to excellence laid the groundwork for Mrs. Davis to craft her own legacy. Renowned for her unparalleled devotion to American Saddlebred horses, Mrs. Davis's love affair with these majestic creatures blossomed into a lifelong pursuit of excellence. With nearly 200 World Championship titles to her name, she became a revered figure in the horse world, captivating audiences both in and out of the saddle. In 1964, Mrs. Davis fulfilled her dream by establishing Oak Hill Farm in the heart of Kentucky's esteemed horse country, Harrodsburg. Here, amidst rolling hills and verdant pastures, she cultivated an empire dedicated to the art of horse showing and breeding. A true master of bloodlines and equine athleticism, Mrs. Davis's expertise shaped the very essence of her breeding program. Each horse that graced her stables bore the hallmark of her meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to excellence. But the legacy of Jean McLean Davis extends far beyond the stables. In this exclusive online auction, you'll discover a treasure trove of exquisite antique furniture, beloved trophies, and much more – renowned pieces acquired from high-end, world-renowned auction houses and dealers. Some items date as far back as the 1600s, offering a glimpse into the rich history and timeless elegance that defined Mrs. Davis's estate. This marks the first auction of a series of online-only events dedicated to preserving and celebrating Mrs. Davis's unparalleled legacy. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of equestrian history and immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of Jean McLean Davis. Bid now and make her legacy a part of your own.