Rugs & Carpets Antiques Auctions - Live and Online Sales

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Quality Furniture, Home Decor and 1941 Oldsmobile 4 Door Sedan!

Auction consists of Victorian chairs and sofa, leather top desk, Empire drop side table, name brand furniture including Hickory Chair furniture, Barnard and Simonds, Thomasville, Country style cupboards, Hoosier cabinet, Chinese Chippendale style lamp table, Chinese altar table, Queen Anne end table and other occasional tables, Mission desk, eight piece dining room, suite, four primitive style benches,

Miss O pinball machine, Liz Galbraith Philadelphia hanging light, plus!

30 PLUS rugs, most clean and ready to use, Commercial Kazak, Heriz and Oshak, small area rugs, runners to room size and palace rugs!

1941 Oldsmobile 4 Door Sedan, Parts or project car. A diamond in the ruff! We believe it is a 1941 Oldsmobile Sedan. 3 Speed manual transmission with a straight six cylinder engine. Engine does not run. All 4 tires are flat and the car will not roll.

7PM Tuesday, March 21, 2023
BID NOW! www.tomhallauctions.com

Name Brand modern furnirure including tables, chairs, occasional tables, arm chairs, book cases, sideboards, plus! Country, Primitives, Victorian, and antique furniture.

Preview by appointment, please call to schedule your appointment 610-799-0808.

Delivery service available for most items, call Mark Hall at 610-428-0187 to discuss your delivery fees.

Buying at auction is not like buying new; the items are used, vintage and antique. They are consigned by estates and people downsizing. They have been used in people’s homes for their purposes, so while most items are in good condition, most are not in perfect condition.

We provide private previews for the public to come to the gallery and physically inspect items being sold. If you cannot be here for the inspection, please contact us by email for additional photos or more detailed condition reports.

We try to present items to bidders fairly; however, it is the bidder’s duty to make independent investigation of the condition of items before bidding.

Items are located at Tom Hall Auction Gallery,
4644 Rt. 309, Schnecksville, Pa. 18078

Pick up hours at the gallery following the auction:
Monday thru Friday from 9:30AM-3:30PM daily
and Saturday, March 25, 2023 from 9am-11am.

All items must be removed within 7 DAYS of the auction.

Online Only Bidding
Auction starts closing with 2 items closing per minute, bidding continues as auction closes.

Extended bidding, if a bid is placed within the last 1 minute of a lot’s scheduled close time the bidding will be extended 1 minute from the last bid.

Online bidding Terms: Major Credit Cards, 13% Buyer’s Premium, 6% Sales Tax collected if you have provided a valid Sales Tax Exemption Certificate.

Do you have Something to Sell? We Can Help!
Real Estate * Downsizing * Estates * Business Liquidations
Motorcycle & Car Collections * Jewelry & Couture

Tom Hall Auctions, Inc. (AU-1734) 610-799-0808
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A.H. Wilkens is pleased to announce our upcoming Fine & Decorative Arts Auction on Wednesday, March 22nd at 11am EST.

To be Previewed Sunday, March 19th from 12 to 5pm and Monday, March 20th from 10am to 5pm. Public previews for this auction will be held at our One William Morgan Drive auction gallery.

The auction will be available for bidding through Hibid and Liveauctioneers, as well as over the telephone and with live bidding in the room.

Capital Area Treasures is excited to offer our March 22nd Auction.
Auction Includes;
Silver and Gold Jewelry Items
Coins
Signed Sports Memorabilia
Fine Art
Signed Prints
Housewares
Fine Crystal and Porcelain
Art Glass
...Much much more.

As with all of our auctions, each item begins with a $1.00 bid and will receive free delivery within the DC Metro area.

Thanks for bidding with us,
The Capital Area Treasures Team

ON LINE AUCTION!!! This is a timed auction with a staggered closing. Each item will close with 20 seconds between each lot, if a bid is paced within the last 3 minutes of the closing, the item will automatically extend for another 2 minutes.
There is a 10% buyers fee & 8% sales tax.
All items are sold as is. I will post if there is anything wrong with item in the lot description.
Shipping is available on all lots for cost of shipping, there is a 20% shipping fee*** Local pickup/courier pickup for large items. PLEASE bring loading help, auction staff WILL NOT be able to assist with loading.
We accept cash, approved check with phone number & driver's license number.

INTERNET ONLY AUCTION!!! INTERNET ONLY AUCTION!!!

THE ESTATE OF RICHLAND MANOR EST. 1719 ONE OF HOWARD COUNTIES FOUNDING FAMILY. THE DORSEY FAMILY. MORE ABOUT THE ESTATE BELOW.

Bidding opens at 7:00pm on Wednesday March 15th.
Bidding begins to close at 7:00pm on Wednesday March 22nd.
Lots will end every 30 seconds in numerical order unless bidding persists. With each additional bid one additional minute will be added.

Notice:
Almost all of these items are true antiques and have wear and tear indicative of their age. Please pay close attention to pictures for damage. It is also highly recommended to attend one of our in person preview dates.

Check out is immediately following the conclusion of the auction using the card provided at check in. If you wish to pay another you MUST put that in the notes at registatrion.

Dealer Notice:
If you are tax exempt please put that in the notes at registration to avoid being charged. REGARDLESS if you have given it to us previously. Keep in mind you must spend over $200 to use your tax ID.

Pick up will be on Thursday March 23rd from 10:00am-4:00pm and Sunday March 26th from 12:00pm-4:00pm at our Historic Savage Mill Auction Gallery. We are located in The Cotton Shed Building (which is shaped like a grey barn) our doors face the loading dock for easy pick. Please feel free to pull up right in front of our doors. We do NOT provide loading help if you need help bring it with you.

We do not ship however we do work with our local UPS store. You may arrange pick up with them directly. They will pick up from our gallery, pack and ship you are subject to their fees. Please do not try and arrange through us we will direct you straight to the UPS store. Their phone number is 240-965-5362 and are located at 15630 Old Columbia Pike Suite E Burtonsville MD 20866. Their pick up rates are $40 for items weighing 5 pounds or over and $25 for items weighing under 5 pounds. Plus actual shipping rates.

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MORE ABOUT RICHLAND FARM:

Richland Farm is a historic home and farm complex located at Clarksville, Howard County, Maryland, United States. The main house is a log and frame house, the earliest section of which is presumed to date from 1719. The main block comprises three sections, with a large addition on the rear added in 1920. It features a one-story shed-roofed wrap-around porch supported by 22 Doric order columns. Also on the property are the Overseer's/Superintendent's House, Gardener's Cottage, wagon shed, tractor shed and smokehouse with board-and-batten siding, a bank barn, a stone spring house and “Barrack.”

Richland was originally part of "Altogether," a land grant surveyed on May 10, 1719, by Thomas Worthington and his brother-in-law, Henry Ridgely.A small portion of Richland was also part of "Worthington's Range." Thomas Worthington left 300 acres of Altogether and 63 acres of Worthington's Range to his daughter, Ariana Worthington Watkins, who was married to Nicholas Watkins, Jr. Thomas Worthington's will, dated January 9, 1752 and proved after his death in 1753, indicates that Ariana's inheritance was already part of a plantation established by her husband. Ariana divided her holdings among her three sons, John, Nicholas and Gassaway. Richland was part of Gassaway Watkins's inheritance. Gassaway Watkins returned to Richland to live after his service in the American Revolutionary War.

The current boundaries of Richland were set in 1801. It shares its northeast border with the original boundary of Doughoregan Manor, patented to Charles Carroll the Settler on 7,000 acres and later expanded to 10,000 acres. Doughoregan Manor served as the summer home of his grandson, Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence and the only Catholic to do so. Like Richland, Doughoregan remains in the original family today.

Gassaway Watkins, born in 1752, was admitted as an original member of The Society of the Cincinnati in the state of Maryland when it was established in 1783. He later served as vice president (1831-1839) and president of the Maryland Society (1839-1840), serving in the latter capacity until his death. When he died in 1840, he was the last surviving original member of the Maryland Society, and reportedly of the Old Line. General George Washington reportedly referred to the Maryland Line as the "Old Line" due to the quality and length of their service during the Battle of Long Island.[7] He was also one of the Maryland 400. Colonel Watkins served under General William Smallwood at Long Island and at the Battle of Cowpens, among other engagements. Colonel Watkins was married three times: first to Sarah Jones, who died within a year without issue from the marriage; then, to Ruth Dorsey, with whom he had Gassaway, Bonaparte, Thomas, Turenne, Charlotte and Ann Watkins; and, following Ruth's death, he married Elenora Bowie Clagett on April 26, 1803, with whom he had Caroline Lyles Watkins (1804-1896), Camsadel Bowie Watkins (1805-1842), Eleanor Clagett Watkins (1807-1868), Amanda Watkins (1809 - ), Elizabeth Louise Watkins (1815 - ), Priscilla Agnes Watkins (1817-1893), Margaret Gassaway Watkins (1819-1896), Albina Charlotte Watkins (1822-1899), William Washington Watkins (1810-1880) and John Sebastian Watkins (1813-1893).

Elenora Bowie Clagett, Third Wife of Gassaway Watkins
Daughter Margaret Gassaway Watkins married Albert Gallatin Warfield. One of their sons and a grandson of Gassaway Watkins, Edwin Warfield, served as the 45th governor of Maryland from 1904 to 1908. He lived at Oakdale Manor in Howard County, which still stands and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

During his lifetime, Gassaway Watkins acquired nearby land, including Hayland Farm (now known as the Walnut Creek housing subdivision) and Walnut Grove (Clarksville, Maryland) (also now a housing subdivision), where he built a manor house that still survives and is listed on the Howard County properties of the Maryland Historical Trust. Gassaway Watkins, Elenora Bowie Clagett Watkins, John Sebastian Watkins and several other family members are buried at Walnut Grove. Howard County historian Ken Short undertook an exhaustive analysis of the history of Walnut Grove.

A son of Gassaway Watkins and Elenora Bowie Clagett Watkins, Dr. William Washington Watkins and his wife, Laura Louise Watkins Watkins, ultimately owned Richland Farm. Mrs. Watkins was the daughter of Thomas Jones Watkins (1773-1860), a Baltimore merchant, and Elizabeth Spurrier Watkins (1779-1851). Dr. and Mrs. Watkins were married in Baltimore on May 30, 1837. In 1846, they added a section to the main house at Richland that includes a first floor parlor and second floor bedroom. Their children included Eleanor Elizabeth Watkins (1838-1893); Lewis Jones Watkins (1839–40); Thomas Watkins (1840-1880); Louis Jones Watkins (1843-1888); Amanda Fitzallen Watkins (1845-1917); Dr. William C. Watkins (1846–81); and Laura G. Watkins (1849–52).

According to his obituary in the Baltimore Sun on June 2, 1880, Dr. Watkins received an appointment to West Point but preferred instead to pursue the medical profession. He attended the University of Maryland and received his medical degree from the Medical College of Philadelphia. In addition to his service as a medical doctor, Dr. Watkins was elected as a representative of the Howard District of Anne Arundel County in the Maryland legislature. In 1838, Dr. Watkins proposed the "Howard District" of Anne Arundel County, which became Howard County, Maryland in 1851.[9] He was elected as the first state senator from Howard County thereafter. Beginning in 1845, Dr. Watkins also served as a judge of the Orphan's Court in the Howard District of Anne Arundel County. He ran for the U.S. Congress but was defeated by Thomas Fielder Bowie. Following his departure from the Maryland senate, Dr. Watkins served as a director of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, and he was elected as the Clerk of the Howard County Circuit Court, a post to which a son, Louis J. Watkins, was later appointed. For a period, Louis J. Watkins and his half brother, J. Harwood Watkins, owned the Ellicott City Times.

Laura Watkins's brother, Thomas Jr., married Dr. Watkins's sister, Amanda, on February 16, 1835. Thomas died of pneumonia at Richland on January 10, 1874.

Thomas Watkins, Jr.
Laura Louise Watkins died in 1850, and Dr. Watkins subsequently married Margaret Eleanor Harwood. They had two children: Joseph Harwood Watkins (1853-1887) and Sophia Watkins (1855-1870).

Dr. Watkins retired to Richland in 1873, where he died on May 31, 1880. An obituary at the time of his death that appears in the Watkins family Bible (newspaper unknown) describes Dr. Watkins: "But in his retirement at Richland the people of his county fully realized was still of them and among them. His house continued the abode of the most liberal and unostentatious hospitality, where gathered a large circle of relatives and friends. To all was extended the warm and hearty welcome that bespoke the man." Another obituary observed: "Dr. Watkins was possessed of rare social qualities, and had the pleasant manners of the 'old school.' His hospitality was boundless, and his home was the favorite resort of the gentlemen of influence and standing throughout the county. Socially, he was sought and enjoyed not only by the old, but the young as well."

The last slave owner at Richland, Dr. Watkins was discussed extensively in the manuscript of Oliver Cromwell Gilbert, which is in the family papers of his great great granddaughter, Stephanie Gilbert. Oliver, a house slave at Walnut Grove, was the son of Cynthia Snowden, the enslaved cook at Walnut Grove, and Joseph Kelly, a free black man from Owingsville, Maryland. His grandmother, Rachel, who was the mother of Cynthia Snowden, "had charge of Richland," where many of Gassaway Watkins's slaves lived. (Indeed, Gassaway Watkins's will refers to Richland as the "Quarters Place".) Oliver's manuscript indicates that Rachel died at Richland. When Gassaway Watkins died, Oliver was first placed with Margaret Watkins Warfield, one of Gassaway's daughters, and then with Dr. Watkins, where he was a house slave. Dr. Watkins's daughter, Eleanor Elizabeth, asked him to accompany her to a nearby Methodist camp meeting in August 1848. He sought and obtained permission to stay at the meeting despite the hesitations of Dr. Watkins. During a break for the white attendees at about 6 pm, the blacks in attendance were told that they could take the seats formerly occupied by their white masters and mistresses. When the white attendees returned for the evening service, Oliver, then about 16 years old, escaped with fourteen other enslaved men. Dr. Watkins and William Clark, his brother-in-law and then owner of Hayland Farm next to Richland, ran an advertisement for the return of Oliver and two others in the Baltimore Sun on August 22, 1848. After Oliver's escape, he changed his name to Oliver Cromwell Gilbert. His manuscript, in turn, was the basis for a lengthy piece in the summer 2011 edition of the Maryland Historical Magazine by Jody R. Fernald, "In Slavery and Freedom: Oliver C. Gilbert and Edwin Warfield, Sr." Separately, his life and escape are retold in "Oliver Cromwell Gilbert: A Life," published in 2014 by Jody Fernald and Stephanie Gilbert, Oliver's great great granddaughter, as part of the University of New Hampshire Scholar's Repository, Paper 75.

Thomas Jones Watkins and his wife, Elizabeth Spurrier Watkins; Dr. William W. Watkins and his wives, Laura Louise and Margaret Harwood Watkins; and Thomas Watkins, Jr. are buried in Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland (Area P, Lot 36).

Joshua Worthington Dorsey, whose wife was Eleanor Watkins Dorsey, a daughter of Dr. Watkins who grew up at Richland, next owned Richland Farm.

Joshua Worthington Dorsey
He was the son of Rinaldo Warfield Dorsey (1812-1850) and Achsah Ann Worthington (1814-1839). A confederate soldier in the Civil War, he owned numerous tracts of Howard County farmland and also owned a large farm supply and hardware business in Ellicott City, Maryland. A directory from the Ellicott City Times describes Mr. Dorsey as a "Dealer in Coal and Fertilizers of all kinds; Horses and Vehicles of all kinds to hire, and Horses taken at Livery." He was one of the organizers and a director of the Patapsco National Bank and was a member of St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church in Ellicott City. He added many improvements at Richland, including the bank barn; corn crib; a barrack barn; an addition to the Overseer's House for the tenant farmer; and a cistern in the attic of the original log section of the main house that collected rain water for use in the house.

Joshua and Eleanor Watkins Dorsey had numerous children: Margaret Warfield Dorsey (1864-1921); William Watkins Dorsey (1865–66); Joshua Worthington Dorsey, Junior (1866-1923); Laura Watkins Dorsey (1868–72); William Rinaldo Dorsey (1869-1935); Sophia Harwood Dorsey (1871–73); Samuel Henry Dorsey (1872–73); John Malcolm Dorsey (1873-1919); Eleanor "Nell" Bowie Dorsey (1875-1954); Benjamin Henry Dorsey (1877-1962); and Achsah Maria Dorsey (1879-1961). After Eleanor Watkins Dorsey died in 1893, Joshua Worthington Dorsey married Katherine "Kate" Cooke Worthington (1855-1934) in 1898.

When Joshua Worthington Dorsey died in 1918, one of his daughters, Achsah Maria Dorsey Serpell,[12] and a son, Joshua Worthington Dorsey, Jr., bought out the interests of their siblings in Richland. They hired prominent Baltimore architect Bayard Turnbull (1879-1954) [13] to renovate and expand the main house over the period from 1919 to 1920.

Rear Admiral Benjamin H. Dorsey
Thereafter, Richland served as the venue for many summer family gatherings and parties for the Washington, D.C., "navy crowd" hosted by Achsah Dorsey Serpell's brother, Rear Adm. Benjamin Henry Dorsey and his wife, Theda Fulton Dorsey (1887-1983). A July 16, 1939 article from the Washington Times Herald describes Richland as the scene of a party for several hundred guests consisting of "ranking high officers of the Navy and many from the younger circles in Washington society . . . ". According to the article, "several hundred guests were received on the rich green lawn, where tables were laid for tea, and indoors a section of the Navy Band Orchestra played for dancing." An article in the Washington Post lauded Admiral and Mrs. Dorsey's daughter, Achsah Bowie Dorsey (1921-2001): "During the entire party the debutante was the chief center of attention . . . . [Miss Dorsey] had chosen a bouffant frock of white net that contrasted nicely with her dark hair and set off her creamy complexion."

In June 1953, Achsah Dorsey Serpell deeded Richland to Achsah Bowie Dorsey Smith, her niece, namesake and daughter of Admiral and Mrs. Dorsey. A 1939 cum laude graduate of the Holton-Arms School, she was a society reporter for the Washington Post and Washington Times Herald, in which she ran a daily column about the social scene in the nation's capital, "Ask Achsah."

Achsah Bowie Dorsey, 1939
Richland Farm passed to Achsah Dorsey Smith's goddaughter and niece, a granddaughter of Admiral and Mrs. Dorsey, in 2005. It thus remains in the same family after over 300 years and eight generations.

Richland Farm was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008.

Semi Annual University of Guelph Police Auction To Include A Large Offering of Newer and Used Recovered Bicycles-A Large Offering of Name Brand Fishing Tackle-Float Rods and Reels-New Tackle-Waders-Fishing Vests-Tackle Boxes-Very Old Antique Fishing Tackle Box Packed with Wooden Lures and Old Tackle-Landing Nets-Tools-Jewelry-Personal Electronics-New Old Stock Panasonic LCD Flatscreen TV-Clothing and Lost and Found Goods-Jewelry-Estate Items and Collectables-New Building Supplies Including Brand New Commercial Door Closers-Aluminum Door Sweeps-Hardware and Surplus Materials From The Hospice of Waterloo New Building Completion PLUS Contents of Storage Lockers as Consigned by Local Law Enforcement....

All types of collectables, Industrial equipment, Store returns, new items, music gear ,"AS-IS" Items for parts/Repair and much more. We will be adding Much more right up to the start of auction, so check back often. .Local pick-up is 4:30 pm-6pm Sunday March 26th.MMC Auctions is a Division of the Midwest Musician's Co-Op. Check out our GREAT feedback on Reverb.com. For our LOCAL folks, be sure to check out our "LIVE" Auctions every FRIDAY at 6pm (doors open 5pm).1036 W. Bristol St. Elkhart, We also sell Store return/Shelf pull Pallets along with other HEAVILY Discounted items at our MMC Discounts store at 1210 W. Bristol.

This is a downsizing auction of truly unique and valuable antiques and heirlooms sprinked with some very lovely and useful current items.

This family lived and travelled internationally. All the rugs were purchased in Turkey and kept in pristine condition. They have been sent outfor professional cleaning regularly. The furniture, art and china, cabinetry etc were all hand selected at designer centres or through auction houses.

The residence is in a condo and there are stairs to navigate. The larger, heavier items will require movers or several people to help. There are no elevators available.

There is a signifcant amount of construction in the surrounding area and parking is at a premium.
The bigger pieces will need to be coordinated with the Auctioneer to ensure that there is a seamless removal of items. If you have any questions please feel free to contact Teresa at 647-909-5119

STERLING SILVER
FINE ART
NORTH CAROLINA FURNITURE
PERSIAN RUGS
GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLRY
ANTIQUES
HOME DECOR
CHINA
CRYSTAL
COLLECTIBLE
BOOKSHELVES
QUEBEC PINE
VINTAGE HOME DECOR
PATIO FURNITURE
WEBER BBQ
TOOLS
LADDER
HOLIDAY DECOR
CRANBERRY LAMPS
OIL LAMPS
CANVAS ART
TAPESTRY
RATTAN FURNITURE
DESIGNER COUCH
SO MUCH MORE...


BUYERS PREMIUM IS 15%

Top of te morning to ya! Whether you are Irish, German or Jamaican, you understand that March is special to basketball fans. March Madness is also important at Sailors Return. With winter's end and Spring has sprung, all ships are back at sea without the aid of ice breakers. Jewelry, fine furniture, sterling Silver, art and much more abound at this months auction. Come see what treasures the boys have brought back from the High Seas and bid to own them!

*"PLEASE NOTE RBFINEARTS CFL INC AND RBSHIPPING INC ARE TWO SEPARATE COMPANIES, DO NOT ASSUME WE ARE THE SAME COMPANY, SHIPPING IS A DIFFERENT BUSINESS / ENTITY BUT SAME OWNERS"*. NOTE, WE USE SIX BIDDING PLATFORMS. This auction will have many items from around the globe from various estates and consignors, paintings, bronzes, collectibles. Asian American and European antiques. REGISTER ON RBFINEARTS AND PAY ONLY 21% BUYER'S PREMIUM. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. RBFineArts CFL INC. shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. The absence of a condition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfect condition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections, or the effects of aging. Please email for a condition report and photos, if desired. Emails should be received at least 48 hours in advance of the date of the auction. Please make sure you have read the Terms and Conditions* before you bid. ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS!. Any registration and/or bid placed by you guaranteed RBFineArts CFL Inc. you have read and will abide by the following Terms and Conditions of the sale. Transportation of buyer's items: For a charge of 15.00 per invoice, RBFineArts Shipping Inc. will pick up and transport your item's from the offices of RBFineArts CFL Inc. All OTHER transport to any other third party shipper there will be a 25.00 transport fee, there will be no exceptions for this condition. The buyer is responsible for paying for shipping, packing, and transport, etc. RBFineArts CFL Inc. is not responsible for packing, shipping, or transport of any items from buyer's invoice. *Please see terms and conditions for additional information on payment and shipping options.

Designer Purses, Furs, Vintage Clothing, Jewelry, Military and More

Luxury Online Only Auction The Estate of Gerrard Fee

A large selection of exceptionally high-end paintings and antiques from the 17th -19th centuries. Includes original portraits, King George Furniture, fine crystal, fine china, sterling silver, and collectibles from around the world and more!

About Mr. Gerrard Fee
Gerard Wayne "Jere" Cowle Fee was born in North Fairfield, OH on 2/12/33 to Cleland Randolph and Helen Marcella Cole. An exceptionally gifted student he received his Bachelor degree from Washington and Lee University (1955). A Fulbright Scholar he went on to receive his Bachelors degree from Washington and Lee University and his Bachelor of Letters from the Queens college at Oxford University (1959). He said that his greatest memories were of his time at Oxford. He fondly recalled writing his thesis on the Spanish Civil War in the evenings after the smog had settled. His neighbor would play the piano and a nightingale would accompany the music with its singing. After leaving Oxford he did post graduate work at the University of Madrid. He spent most of his life abroad and had a wonderful depth of knowledge gained from his many varied travels. He was an accomplished businessman throughout his life and held many different positions through many different industries. He was the assistant to the President of Lake Erie College, Paintsville, OH, a director with the Lexington School, and the executive director of the Ohio State Pharmacy Association. He served on several boards including the Ohio State Optometry Board and the Institute of Internal Auditors in Altamonte Springs, FL. He was a guest lecturer at many universities ranging from Tokyo, to Madrid, and to London. He was a member of the Oxford Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Sigma Alpha and was a vestry member of Christ Church Anglican. He was proud of his family heritage and was granted the title Hereditary Keeper of the Records of the Lords of the Isles. He spent many years doting over his family history gathering documents from centuries ago about his family lineage and their additions to history. Jere, as known to his friends, had a huge heart for all animals; especially cats. He will share his final resting place with his cats Jotero, Coco, and Su-Ying. He loved hosting his friends, Glenn Fiddich Scotch, esoteric knowledge of the Royal Family, and telling stories about his fascinating life and extensive travels. From hiking in Norway, to meeting the Dalai Lama; Jeri's was a life well lived. Preceded in death by his parents and beloved sister Sandra Fee, he leaves behind his best friends Virgina "Jenny" Shuman, Jennifer Locker, his cat that he affectionately referred to as Princess, and many friends that loved him and will miss him every day.

10% Buyer's Premium
Any and all card transactions will be charged an additional 5% Processing Fee. Cash and checks are accepted with no additional fees.

Shipping is available on select items.

We are proud to present our latest collection of 20th century furnishings, art, decor and collectibles.

-The auction will begin closing Sunday, March 26th at 7:30PM EST. Set your phone reminders! Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions or requests ahead of time.
-Pickup will be available from 10am-6pm Tuesday, March 28th through Tuesday, April 4th (excluding Sunday).
-Global shipping available for all lots marked "Shipping Available". Please contact us for a quote. Typically $30-$100 within North America with UPS/Purolator.
-Delivery serving southern Ontario, Ottawa, Montreal and everything in between is available on ALL lots. Please contact: Edy Z (EZ Transport & Delivery) by text/call at 416-697-9093 for a quote and/or to make arrangements. Typically $50-$250 depending on truck space, location and complexity. -Contact us for alternative courier services.

Auction is SHIPPING ONLY. 15% Buyers Premium applies. $10 Packaging Fee for all orders.

Invoices will be sent at the end of auction to buyers email. Buyer will pay through invoice emailed to them. We do not auto charge your card on file.

Shipping is automatically sent to buyer’s registered address on Hibid . FTO Auctions is not responsible for shipments lost due to incorrect address.

Items not paid for within 72 hours of auction end will be resold the following week and you will be blocked from upcoming auctions

Items will be shipped within 7 business days after the auction ends.

For any questions or concerns please contact foundtheoriginal@yahoo.com or (702)807-6494.

All items sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" with all faults. All descriptions believed accurate but not waranteed.
Bidder inspection is encouraged.
Bidder is responsible for doing their own research.
By placing a bid, bidder signifies that they have examined the items to their satisfaction, or that they have chosen not to personally examine them.
Reserve the right to reject any bid at your sole discretion.
Buyer's premium rate charged.

No returns or refunds.

Items are not stored for customers. Any items left paid or unpaid for more than 21 will be resold without refund.

All American Antiques Liquidation Auction in Red Wing, MN

All American Antiques is closing and liquidating their remaining antiques & fixtures. More details to come!

This auction will feature collectible & antique signs, crocks, stoneware, pottery, pictures & prints, cast iron toys, galvanized items, cast ironware, glassware, furniture, and much much more! Over 1000 items! Items will be added and updated until March 20th. Bidding will start to close Sunday, March 26th at 7 p.m. The auction will have a soft close with extended three-minute bidding. Don't not miss you opportunity to own a piece of history.

This auction will be open for bidding Tuesday, March 21st at 8 a.m.

Location: 2000 Old West Main Street, Red Wing, MN 55066.
The store is located next to Godfathers Pizza in the Pottery Place Building on the first floor. Signs will be posted.

Auction Inspection: Saturday, March 25th: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. You are encouraged to join our inspection days. NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS on items. It's the buyer's responsibility to check item(s) for completeness, condition, and working condition. Please understand these terms or do not bid.

For Local pick-up, we are allowing two days only: Monday & Tuesday, March 27-28th: 9 a.m.- 7 p.m. Please note we have given more hours for pick-up. We will not be allowing more time for pick-up.

Local pick will be preferred; however, shipping will be available. Shipped will be available on most items excluding glassware and furniture. We will be offering delivery to our shop in Rushford. Fees will be added to delivered items and need to be picked up in a timely fashion. Please message and coordinate with us ahead of bidding. Email: tony@beckerauction.com

Basic Directions: From Highway 61, turn onto Clay St. for 400 ft, then turn left onto Old West Main St. for .3 Miles, Pottery Place will be on you lefthand side.

This auction features furniture, advertising, silver, porcelain, Native American items, glass, rugs, lamps & lighting, maps and ephemera, antiques, and more!

This is a WEBCAST auction with live-online bidding & absentee bidding available.
QUESTIONS?- Please call 651-770-6175.
PREVIEW: Sunday 26th: 4p-6p or By Appointment. If you would like additional information, photos, or detailed condition report, please contact us by phone or email.
PICKUP: ASAP- Monday-Friday 9a-5p.
BUYERS' PREMIUM: 20%

March 2023 Online Only general merchandise auction. This auction consistes of many local estates and downsizings. We will be in and out of the office all next week so please be patient. We will answer all calls and emails about this auction as soon as we can. This auction includes a great selection of quality books on fly fishing and antique reference books. We also have Longaberger Baskets, tools, quality funiture, patio furniture, decoys, rugs, Waterford, artwork, etc. Thank You so much for your interest in our auctions.

JR Russum

This estate features the lifelong legacy of Equestrian Horse Trainer Ellis Waggoner and his wife Nancy Waggoner. Featuring horse show awards/trophies, large collection of original fine art, antique furniture, sterling silver, china, vintage horse book collection and so much more!!!

Location: 13109 Springhill Way, Prospect, KY 40059

10% Buyer's Premium

Any and all card transaction will be charged an additional 5% Processing Fee. We accept cash and checks for no additional fees.

A fine selection of glass, pottery, smalls as well as a full array of other items. Enjoy!

Online auction, consignment restaurant items being accepted until March 10. After this, any new items will fall into the April commercial items consignment auction. We also have a residential/office auction live now, ending late March and intend to continue these each month. We ship all items at the buyers cost to pack and ship. Delivery is also available.

This is our warehouse clean out and some consigned items too.
Do you have items for our March online auction? Please reach out to us, 812-998-2090.

Set your calendar for the ending night of the auction, Tuesday night, March 28, 2023. 8 pm eastern All times listed are eastern time zone. These items are in Huntingburg, IN warehouse. We do offer referral pay for leads for business auctions.

Online only auction with close starting at 7pm CST on Wednesday March 29, 2023. Pick up is Friday March 31ST 12PM - 6PM in 76132 Hulen Mall area. DO NOT BID IF PICK UP DATE DOES NOT WORK FOR YOU! Winning bidders will be given address. This is a soft close auction. Please read terms and conditions as you are bound by them when bidding in this auction.

Something for everyone. Antiques, Collectibles, Furniture, Tools, Piano, Household, Clothing and more!

Antique &Vintage Hand Knotted Oriental Rugs

The Wolf Museum of Music and Art was established in 1973 from the lifelong teaching and collections of Dr. William A. Wolf and his wife, Frances Harkness Wolf. Lots 1 to 305 are items from the Museum, including two Wm. Knabe & Co. Concert Pianos and one Baby Grand Piano, Furniture, including many pieces made by Lancaster, PA cabinet maker, Henry Slaugh, Oriental Rugs, Stoneware, Sterling Silver Flatware, Artwork, and more. Additional items from other consignors to include Quilts, Redware, Furniture, China including Gaudy Dutch, a Harrisburg, PA 1819 Needlework Mourning Sampler, Artwork, Sleigh Bells, Pottery, Baskets, and more.