Directions: I-35 South to 68 Highway, West on 68 Highway to N. Main Street, North on N. Main Street to W. Wilson Street, West on W. Wilson Street to Address. Watch for Signs!
LARGE AUCTION WITH MUCH MORE THAN WHAT IS LISTED OR PICTURED AS THERE ARE SEVERAL OUTBUILDINGS STUFFED FULL OF UNOPENED BOXES! EXPECT SURPRISES! TRULY SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND!
THE WATTS FAMILY HAS BEEN WELL KNOWN AND RESPECTED IN THE LOCAL AREA FOR MANY YEARS AS THEY WERE IN THE AUCTION BUSINESS FOR NUMEROUS YEARS! EXCELLENT, LIFETIME COLLECTION OF FIESTAWARE AND GLASSWARE!
Glassware Collection
Uranium glass; set of uranium glass nesting bowls-very hard to find; green depression glass; unusual pink depression glass salt & dip set; opalescent glass; Victorian glass; Moser glass; flash glass; Viking glass; swung glass vases; hobnail glass; glass baskets; satin glass; carnival glass; art glass; Fenton glass; cranberry glass; art glass paperweights; pink depression glass cake stand; glass fairy lamps; milk glass; vintage kitchen glass; ruby red glass; Fostoria glass; black amethyst glass; amber glass; cobalt blue glass; marigold glass; Akro Agate glass; vintage character & cartoon glasses; Fire King; jadeite glass; vintage Pyrex bowls; L.E. Smith “Moon & Stars” glass collection: amber footed banana bowl, amberina oil finger lamp, green candlestick holders, ruby red compote, amberina bud vase, amber fairy lamp, several large sets of canisters & apothecary jars, salt & pepper shakers, etc.
Fiestaware Collection
Massive collection of Fiestaware (1,000’s of pieces!), all ages, colors, patterns & designs; creamer & sugars; teapots; coffeepots; gravy boats; sugar bowls; covered bowls; serving pieces; syrup pitchers; ball pitchers; plates; platters; ashtrays; dog bowls; bowls-some large; footed bowls; bud vases; vases; divided trays; divided plates; set of nesting mixing bowls; salt & pepper shakers; lots of dinnerware; cups & saucers; & much more!
Collectibles
Folk art hand painted saw blade collection; 2-man saw-painted; tons of vintage & retro goods; huge amount of china; hand painted china teacup & saucer collection; several nice glass pickle jars w/ bail handles & lids; early child’s sewing machine toy; kerosene lanterns; lots of primitives; Black Americana; Aunt Jeminia & Uncle Moses salt & pepper set; “Victory” glass washboard; oil lamps; oak potato bin; nice set of Gorham sterling silver flatware in wooden chest; shadowbox full of thimbles & miniatures; lots of antique & vintage books-some child’s; primitive wooden table; wooden crates & boxes; huge cigarette lighter in org. box; NOS items; old army footlocker; antique trunks; galvanized watering cans; galvanized ash buckets; antique & vintage tools; lusterware child’s tea set; vintage toys; several old metal wagons; antique bird cage & stand; graniteware; antique parlor radio table; primitive step stools; folk art wooden barn toy; retro COSCO kitchen step stool; antique cast iron Fairbanks floor scale w/ weights; several crocks; old Pyrex percolators; huge amount of jewelry-some gold & sterling silver; lots of vintage costume jewelry; watches; (3) Singer “Featherweight” sewing machines; vintage sewing notions; lots of linens & fancywork; nice collection of hand-stitched quilts; quilt tops; sizable collection of cast iron skillets-Griswold, Wagner, Lodge, etc.; cast iron dutch ovens; antique painted cedar chest; head vase; Bauer dishes; vintage kitchen; Hoosier kitchen glass; early toaster; country store glass jars; MCM bar cart; Dazey butter churn; old steel implement wheels; old framed wall art & prints; antique oak wall phone; copper double boiler w/ lid; 1950’s piggy bank-large; several milk cans; old galvanized feeders; old galvanized funnels; galvanized “cowboy” washtubs; large lot of galvanized wash tubs; old metal advertising signs; “coal miner’s cart” w/ cast-iron wheels; several large pieces of antique farm equipment: manure spreader, etc.; many good “smalls;” & much more!
Pottery Collection
Roseville pottery ashtray-unusual; retro planters; majolica; MCM green jaguar TV lamp; Jewel Tea; Hall’s pieces; Autumn Leaf; retro & MCM dinnerware; apple cookie jars & salt/pepper shakers; Shawnee “King Corn;” Hull vases; Stangl; nice selection of McCoy; Shawnee “Puss in Boots;” drip pottery; Frankoma; Ozark; etc.
Household & Miscellaneous
Misc. tools; sawhorses; yard art; several wooden bed frames; large quilting frames; lots of “project” furniture; rugs; gardening equipment; huge amount of glass canning jars-some antique; wind chimes; lots of planters; large amount of horse tack-much antique; horse collars & haines; lots of Christmas & holiday decor; NIB items; lots of NIB Pampered Chef items; cardinal collection; misc. kitchen items; dining table & chair set; upholstered furniture; misc. outdoor furniture; recliners; lots of afghans; lots of knick-knacks; bells; massive amount of sewing & quilting materials & supplies; sewing machines; crafting supplies; oak jewelry armoire cabinet; mobility & health equipment; old pressure cookers; silverplate; window A/C unit; metal filing cabinets; utility shelving; shop cabinets; tons of plastic storage totes & tubs; Tupperware; Corning Ware; Corelle; (2) oak quilt racks; fans; odd chairs; patio umbrella & stand; lots of miscellaneous; home decor; household goods; many box lots; & much more!
Living Estate of Donna Bitterman
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.
