Directions: 169 Highway to Main Street Exit, West on Main Street to 16th Street, South on 16th Street to Brown Avenue to Address. Watch for Signs!
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SHORT NOTICE AUCTION OPPORTUNITY! MANY UNPACKED BOXES AT TIME OF LISTING! EXPECT MUCH MORE THAN WHAT IS PICTURED OR LISTED! THIS IS A LARGE AUCTION - MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND!
Antique, Vintage & Modern Furniture
Pair tufted wingback chairs; exceptional early 1900’s quarter-sawn oak curved curio cabinet w/ claw feet & carved “North Face” designs; 1930’s oak radio table; early 1900’s quarter-sawn oak shield-back rocking chair; red upholstered wingback chair; inlaid oak armoire-nice; oak Baldwin upright piano & bench; oak curved glass curio cabinet; 1950’s maple knee-hole desk & chair; small pecan French Provincial buffet; primitive oak washstand-early 1900’s; 1910’s quarter-sawn oak library table-nice; leather armchair; 1920’s “Mission” style tall trestle table; early wooden folding chairs; painted mid-century bookcase; pair early school desks; assorted end tables; several painted work tables; painted vanity; early 1900’s oak 2-drawer chest; early 1900’s oak medicine cabinet; late mid-century “Lane” cedar chest; 1930’s cedar chest; 1920’s wicker porch planter; bentwood chairs; early oak possum belly cabinet w/o top; vanity stools; assorted rugs; assorted odd chairs; painted Victrola cabinet w/o components-ornate; 1920’s dark mahogany sewing rocker; early 1900’s quarter-sawn oak side table; mid-century enamel storage cabinet; wrought-iron baker’s rack; oak serpentine-front washstand; Lane walnut hall cabinet & matching mirror; dark pecan chest of drawers; early 1900’s oak game table & (4) chairs-nice; (3) oak barstools; suede sectional-nice; assorted project pieces; etc.
Collectibles
Rogers “Bridal Veil” sterling silver flatware set in wooden case (46 pieces + 8 knives); assorted gold, sterling & costume jewelry; watches; some Native American turquoise jewelry; ballerinas statue; ice tongs; printer’s drawer; cast-iron “jitterbug” boot jack; Tiffany & Co. planter; old framed prints; Playboy magazines; large assortment of glassware & crystal; cut glass; pressed glass; stemware; glass decanters; Precious Moments figurines; many knick-knacks & trinkets; miniatures; carnival glass; pattern glass; hand-painted china-some Nippon; moonstone glass; bells; Seth Thomas mantle clock; figurines; “Heco No. 12” paper cutter; vinyl records (LPs & 45s); solid brass duck-head fireplace tool set-NIB; antique & vintage books; old scale; stoneware pieces; brass candlesticks-heavy; Murano & art glass; cast-iron tea kettle; wooden nail keg; porcelain spittoon; German seltzer soda bottle; Weller pottery vase; L.E. Smith “Moon and Stars'' amberina glass pieces; Fostoria “Coin Glass” cruet set-nice; crocks; primitives; several autographed KU basketballs; KU memorabilia; die-cast model vehicles; mid-century & retro items; wooden ironing board; transferware turkey platter; vintage clothing-some KU; blow mold Christmas candles; old cameras; vintage Christmas decor; collapsible wire laundry basket on casters; Corelle “Crazy Daisy” dishes; Aladdin pink & white hobnail glass oil lamp-nice; copper double boiler; bobble heads; vintage hat boxes & hats; fancywork & linens; quilts; old tools; old kerosene heater; sad irons; advertising items; old radios; record player; child’s tea set in org. box; Avon bottles; Singer sewing machine; Remington wooden ammo boxes; KU posters; Breyer & Hartland horses; early Victorian oak framed mirror-nice; depression glass; lots silverplate including complete flatware sets; vintage board games; lots 1960’s & 1970’s toys; Tom Thumb bank in org. box; Gilbert erector set; Lionel train set; Raggedy Ann tin-litho trash can; Heidi dolls; Cabbage Patch dolls; Fisher-Price toys; wooden rocking horse; doll furniture; doll buggies; wooden dollhouse & accessories; lots of smalls; & much more!
Yard Art & Related Items
Metal baker’s rack; terra-cotta pots & planters; assorted yard art; iron bicycle planter; concrete birdbath; birdhouses; cast-iron bathtub; iron trellises; assorted statutory; galvanized metal buckets; glass insulators; KU windchimes; KU yard art; Woodard wrought-iron rocker; metal minnow bucket; mid-century wrought-iron rack; mid-century sunburst clock; glass-top bistro table; odd wrought-iron chairs; metal gazebo frame; lots of miscellaneous; etc.
Household
Tons of home decor; framed artwork; aluminum folding ladder; dolly; extension cords; hand, yard & power tools; farm jack; metal filing cabinets; plastic storage totes; tow chains; lawn chairs; chemicals; hardware; pegboard store display; metal & other utility shelving; holiday decor; Briggs & Stratton 1800psi power washer-nice; Casio “CTK-720” keyboard w/ stand; pipe clamps; Ryobi gas-powered tiller; stainless steel above-stove microwave; kitchen goods; small kitchen appliances; NIB items; glassware; cook books; lots baskets; Pyrex; Samsonite folding chairs; Frigidaire washer; McGraw-Edison “Speed Queen” dryer; walkers; copper molds; tons faux greenery; linens; lamps; sewing supplies; crafting items; afghans; household goods; many box lots; tons of miscellaneous; & much more!
Estate of Lynda L. Cole
Auctioneer’s Note: Mrs. Cole was the owner of the former “Locker Room” in Osawatomie and thus, there is a good amount of KU collectibles. The family spent over 50 years in this home so there is sure to be some surprises! Make plans now to attend.
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