REAL ESTATE | offered first at 10:30AM
Fast Facts:
2 bedroom (3rd non-confirming and additional in basement)
2 ½ bathroom
1 car garage
Built in 1957
Charming, well cared for, all-brick, true ranch on a nearly quarter-acre lot will be offered at public auction. Original hardwood floors throughout (excellent condition)! Large open-concept living and dining room with sizable picture windows, built-in cabinetry and large brick fireplaces with gas logs. Eat-in, country kitchen. All main floor bedrooms including master suite with walk-in closet. Full, partially finished basement includes non-confirming bedrooms, large brick fireplace with gas logs, wet bar, full bathroom, ample storage. Single car garage with separate entry. Front porch, lovely landscaped, fenced yard with nice, newer Tuff Shed, newer deck and ample shade trees. Situated on established, quiet, dead-end street, excellent highway access, walking distance to Parkway Elementary School and Helen Davis State School. Just bring your decorative touches. Don’t miss this excellent opportunity!
OPEN HOUSE: Sunday, September 6th 2-4PM
Personal property to sell following the real estate...
MASSIVE L.E. SMITH MOON & STAR GLASS COLLECTION
Hundreds of pieces of all sizes, shapes and colors including cake pedestals, oil and fairy lamps, cruets, compotes, baskets, etc. Colors include amberina, ruby red, pink, blue, green, amber, jadeite, amethyst, and others. Incredible collection amassed over the years by the late Mrs. Milbourne.
COLLECTIBLES
Hand painted china; many knick-knacks; cranberry Fenton glass pitcher and tumbler set; Fenton custard glass compote; Fenton carnival glass large bowl; American Fostoria glass tumbler set; several pieces Fostoria “Coin Glass;” Avon “Cape-Cod” glassware; coffee grinder; hand painted “GWTW” style electrified oil lamp; oak country wall telephone; (2) large wrought iron floor clocks-ornate; Victorian Eastlake walnut wall shelf with mirror; many figurines; decent amount of jewelry including gold, sterling, designer including Barbara Bixby, Joseph Esposito, etc.; large turquoise necklace; “Bushnell” telescope; art deco “Chromium” coffee service set; large cast iron tea kettle; several hand-stitched quilts; fancywork; jewelry boxes; turquoise rotary dial wall telephone; marble rolling pin; oak rocking horse; & much more!
ANTIQUE TO MODERN FURNITURE
Antique “Lane” waterfall cedar chest-nice; wrought iron stand; oak lighted curio cabinet-locking-very nice; oak lawyer’s barrister bookcase; mid-century oak curio cabinet; Broyhill oak dining room set-lighted china cabinet, round table and (4) chairs; oak jewelry armoire cabinet; wrought iron bed frame-nice; matching 2 piece Broyhill oak chest set; 3 piece wrought iron/glass top coffee and end table set-ornate; 3 piece oak coffee and end table set-nice; Danish teak round kitchen table and (2) chairs; several sofas; unusual oak telephone table-ornate; oak electric fireplace unit-nice; mahogany corner shelf; set of (4) metal barstools; antique oak pressed-back rocking chair; several overstuffed chairs including La-Z-Boy; several end tables; etc.
OUTDOORS AND PRIMITIVES
Very nice concrete table and (3) piece bench set; concrete and iron birdbaths; hand painted glass hummingbird bird bath; miniature buckboard wagon; large concrete flower baskets; large concrete fountain-ornate; several sets ornate iron fencing; wrought iron bistro set with mosaic topped table-nice; (2) aluminum gliders; assorted aluminum chairs; (2) early Disney concrete statues; set bronze frogs and umbrella; early fire hydrant; several sets of steel wheels; pair wooden wagon wheels; “birdhouse” wooden bench; iron park bench; early wheelbarrow; 2-man saw; ice tongs; blue grass stripper; lots antique tools-some rare; lanterns; washboards; railroad iron spittoon-rare; block and tackles; metal horse head hitching post; wagon wheel hubs; “Radio-Flyer” metal wagon; iron well pumps; grindstones; concrete park bench; iron dinner bell on post-nice; Coca-Cola wall thermometer; several milk cans with advertising; chicken feeders and waterers; galvanised buckets and pails; iron tractor seats; decorative iron cart; De-Laval cream separator; “E-Z” well pump; early corn sheller; John Deere cast iron planter machinery; John Deere cast iron plow; large cast iron kettle; cast rooster weathervane; several metal whirligigs-nice; large assortment metal chickens and roosters; pair concrete deer; several iron shepherd’s hooks; windchimes; stepping stones; “Suncast” plastic storage unit; many planters and pots; tons of yard art; & much more!
TOOLS
Dolly; Werner fiberglass folding ladder; several wooden folding ladders; extension cords; several push lawn mowers; gas cans; lot yard and hand tools; tool boxes; weed eaters; hedge trimmers; bolt bins; hardware; & much more!
APPLIANCES AND HOUSEHOLD
Kenmore side by side refrigerator; Whirlpool dryer; Maytag washer; Haier dorm refrigerator; much home decor; several sets of dishes-nice; glassware; crystal; china; lots of books; wrought iron fireplace set; Tupperware; kitchen goods; small kitchen appliances; lot nice baking dishes from QVC; walkers; card table and chair set; hose reel with hoses; Keurig coffee maker; tons of holiday decor; sewing notions; lots of misc.; many box lots; & much more!
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.
