Sit Down, Stay Awhile, Bid Often: Collectable Treasures, Tools, Tableware, Trinkets

Auction description Grab a cart and a sense of adventure. This sale is a treasure hunt through a well-loved home, and there's something in it for everyone. For the home & table: Phaltzgraff white ceramic sets, bakeware and serveware. A big selection of napkin rings, from carved wood to ceramic chickens to bone china. Vintage glass tableware, kitchen gadgets, spice jars, and decorative accents. Collectors will want to see the early 1900s hand-painted floral plates, the six Hummel-style figurines, and a Sunny Slope Farms South Carolina peach crate. For the collectors: An antique Seth Thomas Tambour No. 7 mantel clock with its original key. A large new-old-stock MCM Rolly Poly barware bundle with Coca-Cola and 7Up promotional glassware. Vintage weight plates, a boxed Sonic Control Christmas tree and Walking Santa, and several lots of vintage lace and embroidered handkerchiefs. For the fashionable: A lot of Coach totes, wallets and a crossbody, plus a Prada nylon shoulder bag. For the furniture hunters: A mid-century double-pedestal desk, a ladder-back armchair, a wood dining table with four stools, a painted floral cabinet, and a vintage side table. There's also an Ikea Bergshult shelving set and a wrought iron panel with a curved wooden frame. For the outdoorsy and the fixer-uppers: Coleman coolers, stadium seats, a Homelite gas trimmer, a Craftsman hedge trimmer, walkie-talkies, lanterns, and fishing gear. There's also a fitness set with a balance board, dumbbells, and yoga DVDs. With 41 lots , this is a good sale for beginning bidders and seasoned pickers alike. Please review all photos and descriptions carefully, since items are sold as-is, and note any damage or wear mentioned in individual lot descriptions. Happy bidding!

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