Dressers , Wardrobes & Armoires Furniture Auctions in NEW JERSEY - Live and Online Sales

Day 1 of the Spring Uncurated Estate Finds Auction features a large selection of Japanese and Chinese items, as well as artwork, porcelain, glass and furniture. The sale features items from the estate of Ruth Nelkin. Highlights from her extensive collection of Japanese and Chinese pieces include an embroidered Chinese silk child's robe, a Loo chip set in a lacquer box, a Chinese Export iron red carp form wall vase and a Chinese Imari plate. Japanese items include lacquer Jubako boxes, iron teapots, Noh theater masks, and a selection of porcelain, including Satsuma, Imari, sake and sencha cups, and celadon. Beyond Chinese and Japanese items, Day 1 of this two day sale also features a collection of illustration art, a modern plant stand by Mark Levin, a Helen Shupla pottery vase and a selection of glass including Baccarat and Steuben.

Date(s):05/22/24 - 05/29/24 Bidding opens May 22 and Begins to close on Wednesday, May 29th at 7:30PM. This auction has a soft close feature, if a bid is placed within the last 1 minute of the lot ending time the auction will extend by an extra 1 minute. The Soft close feature will be linked for all lots. EVERY item is sold AS IS, No refunds given. Please come preview the items before purchasing. We cannot ship any item! All items must be paid for and picked up by Saturday, June 1 th. Won items will be charged the invoice balance to the card on file the next day after the auction closes. Preview/ Inspection Date/Time: Auction Preview Day will be Wednesday May 22 th, 10:00-am to 2:00-pm Auction Pick Up- Auction items can be picked up on Friday 05/31/24 from 11:00 am to 2:15 and 3:20 pm to 5:00 pm. Pickup is also Saturday, 06/1/24 from 11:00am – 2:00 pm. Auction Pick up Location: 617 Madison Street Palmyra NJ 08065 Payments Forms: Credit Card on file from auction registration, which will be processed on the next day after the auction closes. Buyer Premium: 13% buyer's premium plus 6.625% State Sales Tax. Any items not picked up will be FORFIETED with no refunds issued. The invoice Price will be the restocking Fee. By agreeing to the terms and Conditions you are entering into a legally binding contract, and you are giving us permission to charge the card on file for your winning items and fees associated. By bidding you are accepting the terms and conditions of this auction and are relinquishing the ability to perform a Credit Card Chargeback. Items will close in numeric order with a soft close of one minute with 10 seconds between lots closing. Soft close means that any bid within the final minute of an item will, in turn, add an additional minute to that item and all items following. Items listed as “open box” may be new or used items; it is the buyer's responsibility to inspect the items prior to bidding.

COME AND JOIN US FOR ANOTHER SPECTACULAR 2 DAY BUILDING MATERIALS SALE!! AMAZING SELECTION IN VANITIES, SHOWERS, TUBS, & ACCESSORIES, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNER KITCHEN CABINET SETS, SINKS FAUCETS, BRAND NEW GE DISHWASHERS W/ 1 YEAR MANUFACTURE WARRANTY!, FLOORING: ENGINNEERED, LAMINATE, CLICK LOCK, WATERPROOF, VINYL, PLANK, & TILE IN ALL COLORS, & STYLES, BACKERBOARD, TRIM; 7', 12', & 16' MDF & PINE, LIGHTING - INTERIOR & EXTERIOR, HOME REPAIR ITEMS, TOOLS, OUTDOOR, YOU NAME WE HAVE IT. SO DONT MISS OUT ON THIS HUGE 2- DAY SALE FOR ALL YOU HOME PROJECT NEEDS!!!

Day 2 of the Spring Uncurated Estate Finds Auction includes pottery, glass, artwork, silver, coins, quilts and other decorative items. The sale features items from the Estate of Ruth Nelkin, including a selection of glass ranging from Steuben colognes and candlesticks, to American pressed glass pieces, Moser, and a large selection of tumblers. Also from the estate is a large collection of early American quilts. Day 2 also includes silver, including Tiffany Makers flatware and 18th century English sterling spoons, as well as Austro-Hungarian 800 and Russian 84 silver pieces. A selection of artwork rounds out the sale, with a watercolor by John Whorf and an oil from Stanley Wingate Woodward among the highlights.