Directions: 435 to E. Winner Road, East on E. Winner Road to S. Sterling Avenue, North on S. Sterling Avenue to Burton Street, East on Burton Street to Address. Watch for Signs!
VERY NICE SELECTION OF FURNITURE AND COLLECTIBLES! EXPECT SOME SURPRISES AS THIS FAMILY HAS LIVED IN THE SAME HOME FOR OVER 100 YEARS! EVERYTHING IS EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN AND WELL MAINTAINED! MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND!
Antique, Vintage & Modern Furniture
Early 1900’s Singer treadle sewing machine; upholstered wingback chairs w/ claw feet; assorted stools; various end & side tables; early 1900’s Morris quarter-sawn oak reclining chair w/ claw feet-nice; wall shelves; painted beadboard armoire cabinet; several braided floor rugs; painted “Bombay” side table; Schnadig upholstered wingback chair w/ claw feet; Trend mahogany moon-phase grandfather clock; nice Flexsteel upholstered sofa; very nice pair of inlaid black walnut side tables w/ turned legs; vintage Bassett maple dresser w/ mirror; wrought iron 4-poster bed w/ mattress & box springs; very nice Lane “waterfall” inlaid cedar chest; early 1900’s washstand w/ yoke towel bar; early 1900’s oak gentleman’s chest of drawers; very nice early 1900’s quarter-sawn oak dresser w/ mirror; 1950’s “Ethan Allen” maple bed frame w/ mattress & box springs; early 1900’s dining room set-table & chairs, buffet; several odd chairs; 1950’s oak wagon wheel twin bed frame set; early 1900’s Victrola record player; 1960’s oak dresser w/ mirror; 1950’s Young Republic by Tell City “hard rock maple” dining room set-hutch, table & chairs; early 1900’s oak secretary desk/china cabinet-nice; early 1900’s oak Hoosier kitchen cabinet w/ porcelain enamel top; very nice & early German butcher’s block; nice round oak claw foot table & pressed back chair set; Victorian walnut washstand w/ tobacco twisted legs-nice; primitive puched tin pie safe-small; Victorian “Eastlake” walnut parlor table; long primitive walnut drop leaf farm harvest table; early school desks from Sugar Creek School; 1960’s oak chest of drawers; primitive multi-drawer cabinet; primitive walnut side tables; porcelain enamel top work table; trunks; very nice & ornate quarter-sawn oak rocker; several quarter-sawn oak rockers; several wrought iron bistro table & chair sets; wrought iron outdoor bench; etc.
Collectibles
Doll furniture; child’s ride-on horse & buggy; framed wall art-many Victorian; hand painted “GWTW” style oil lamps; celluloid mantle clock-unusual; spongeware painted pitcher & bowl set; enamelware; Raggedy Ann & Andy dolls; old cameras; few quilts-1 yo-yo; oak wall phones; lots of primitives; (2) Hull pottery swans; L.E. Smith clear glass wedding basket; silverplate flatware; several displays of miniatures; oil lamps; old books; doll or child’s hump-back trunk; retro child’s record player; Victorian dresses & clothing; very nice ornate 3-way wall mirror; old baby scale; graniteware bucket w/ bail handle; crocks; salt glazed 6 gallon crock; early double wash tub stand; large set of Pfaltzgraff stoneware; glassware; set of copper nesting bowls; Pittsburg 2 gallon crock butter churn; nice Victorian glass chandelier-ornate; vintage pottery cookie jars-some McCoy; old advertising tins & cans; several 1950’s ceramic kitchen canister sets; Hall’s Jewel Tea “Autumn Leaf” dishes; old marbles; lots of rooster decor; early porcelain enamel bread box; lots of hand-painted china-some Nippon; Blue Willow china set; Canadian Mountee bayonet w/ sheath; small crocks & jugs; nice German wall-mount coffee grinder; early enamel grocery scale; copper molds; Blue Band 8 gallon crock; old match safe; 1950’s glass tumblers; old yokes; early oak gingerbread kitchen clock w/ mercury pendulum; early egg scale; Black Americana items; lots of copper items; German coffee grinder; early mortar & pestle; several old scales; early oak spice cabinet; several cast iron salesman sample stoves; Hall’s teapot set-nice; vintage Pyrex bowls; crock bowls; carnival glass; cast iron squirrel nutcracker; early mouse traps; brass coal miner’s lantern; several milk & cream cans; arts & crafts period copper chandelier; old glass canning jars; vinyl records; old adding machine; wooden crates & boxes; ice tongs; early Stanley “Bailey” plane; old wringer washers; cast-iron horse head hitching post; cast iron wood stove; wooden soda crates; brass fire nozzle; horse collar mirror; 2 gallon crock dispenser; many good “smalls;” & much more!
Household
Element flat panel TV; refrigerator; lots of home decor; Christmas & holiday decor; linens; wooden folding ladder; misc. kitchen; Ridgid pipe stand; like new tires; some yard art; misc. fishing; large wrought iron sections from the Cliffs; concrete birdbath; concrete statues; household goods; & much more!
Estate of Dorothy Snow
Preview of merchandise and bidder registration will begin one hour prior to the auction. All bidders must provide name, address, phone number, and a valid driver’s license. By registering, all bidders acknowledge having read and agree to be bound by the Auction Terms and Conditions. Everything will be offered in "as-is, where-is" condition. All sales are final. Legacy Auction Group is not responsible for any accidents, injuries or losses. Accepted payment is cash, valid check, and credit/debit cards. A 4% service fee will be charged on all credit/debit card transactions. All items must be paid for in full before any portion of the merchandise is removed. All items must be removed from the property in the time allotted by the auction company. The auctioneer reserves the right to re-open the bidding. The records kept by the auctioneer and his staff shall in all cases be accepted as final. All announcements made day of auction take precedence over any printed or online materials. Employees and staff can and possibly will bid on auction items.
