A 1:24 scale die-cast replica of Mike Skinner&#39;s #31 Lowe&#39;s Chevrolet Monte Carlo, produced for the Action Platinum Series.

In 1997, Mike Skinner won the inaugural NASCAR Winston Cup Rookie of the Year award driving for Richard Childress Racing. This die-cast commemorates his first full season in the Cup series. Action Performance was the premier manufacturer of NASCAR die-cast collectibles during this era, often releasing limited edition runs with high detail like the &#39;Platinum Series&#39; shown here.

The car appears to be in excellent condition with no visible paint chips. The original box and Styrofoam packaging are present which affects the collector value.
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Action Racing Platinum Series 1997 Mike Skinner Lowe&#39;s Monte Carlo

A tilting wall mount designed for flat-panel televisions ranging from 13 to 32 inches.

The item appears to be in its original retail packaging, which shows minor shelf wear on the corners but remains intact.
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Sanus VuePoint F11c Tilting TV Wall Mount

A full-size antique gold resin football trophy mounted on a black circular base.

Modern fantasy football trophies emerged as high-demand items in the late 20th and early 21st centuries to commemorate league victories. This specific sculptural style mimics the look of a vintage game ball, designed to serve as a traveling trophy for competitive hobbyist leagues.

Excellent condition with minimal scuffing on the base and well-preserved metallic finish.

& a 5x7 picture frame 

& a smaller 3.5x6 football trophy piece.  
Dimensions:
13x7
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Perpetual Fantasy Football Trophy &#38; other sports display items 

A pair of original first-party wired game controllers for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Released in North America in 1991, this controller revolutionized gaming by introducing the &#39;shoulder buttons&#39; (L and R), which are now a standard industry feature. The iconic purple button color scheme is unique to the North American market, distinguishing it from the multi-colored Japanese and European versions.

The items appear to be in used, authentic condition with light surface wear and minor discoloration consistent with age. No fraying is visible on the cords.
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Super Nintendo Entertainment System Controller SNS-005

A 4K Ultra HD bullet security camera featuring active deterrence and infrared night vision.

Lorex was founded in 1991 and became a prominent name in consumer-grade video surveillance. The E891AB model represents a significant jump in residential security technology by integrating 4K resolution with active deterrence features like motion-activated lights and sirens to prevent crime before it happens.

Used condition with visible wiring and mounting base; missing original packaging 
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Lorex E891AB

A ceramic coffee mug featuring the primary cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Released in 1992 by the giftware company Presents, a division of Hamilton Gifts, this mug celebrates the fifth season of the hit science fiction series. It features a wrap-around graphic of the bridge crew, including Captain Picard, Commander Riker, and Data, under the tagline The Continuing Voyages.

Excellent condition with no visible chips or cracks, although the wrap-around graphic shows minor age-appropriate surface wear.

Lot also includes 3 vhs tapes
Dimensions:
Various 
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Presents Star Trek The Next Generation Continuing Voyages Mug &#38; vhs tapes

A vintage plastic-bodied insulated beverage bottle featuring Holly Hobbie illustrations.

Holly Hobbie was a character created by author and illustrator Denise Holly Ulinskas in the late 1960s for American Greetings. The character, known for her oversized bonnet and patchwork dress, became a massive cultural phenomenon in the 1970s, leading to a wide array of merchandise including these popular school lunchbox accessories manufactured by Aladdin Industries.

1970-1980

The item shows significant wear, staining, and surface grime. The graphic is intact but the base and cap show signs of heavy use which impacts the collectible value.
Dimensions:
6.5
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Antique Aladdin Holly Hobbie Thermos bottle 

An oval-shaped, fabric-covered trinket box featuring a metallic gold and black woven wave pattern.

This jewelry box was a popular vanity accessory produced by Avon during the late 20th century. Avon, primarily known for cosmetics, frequently offered decorative lifestyle items and jewelry containers as incentives or limited-edition catalog purchases for their representatives and customers.

Excellent vintage condition with no visible fraying to the metallic weave or staining on the interior lining.
Dimensions:
6x2.5
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Avon Vintage Fabric Jewelry Box &#38; snap wallet 

A commemorative stoneware beer mug featuring the purple and silver crest of Rice University&#39;s McMurtry College.

McMurtry College is one of the eleven residential colleges at Rice University in Houston, Texas. Opened in 2009, it was named in honor of Burt and Deedee McMurtry. These steins are produced as collegiate memorabilia, often for alumni events, student traditions, or as part of the college&#39;s culture which emphasizes community and unique identity within the university system.

Excellent condition with no visible chips, cracks, or fading to the purple collegiate emblem.
Dimensions:
6in
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McMurtry College Ceramic Beer Stein

A short-stemmed tulip glass featuring the Lexington Brewing Company horse head logo.

This glassware was produced by Alltech&#39;s Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. to complement their flagship Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale. The snifter shape is specifically designed to trap the complex aromas of the barrel-aged beer, highlighting the notes of vanilla and oak derived from the reclaimed bourbon barrels used during the aging process.

Excellent condition with no visible chips or cracks and clear, intact screen-printed graphics.
Dimensions:
5in
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Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale Snifter

A fine bone china tea saucer featuring the pink dogwood blossom pattern with gold gilt scalloped edging.

Produced by the Tuscan China works in Staffordshire, England, this pattern was famously created to celebrate the floral emblem of British Columbia, Canada. Tuscan, founded in 1898 by R.H. Plant, was later acquired by Wedgwood in 1966, making these mid-century floral pieces highly collectible examples of English bone china heritage.

1950-1960

Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks. The gold gilding on the scalloped rim appears intact with minimal shelf wear.
Dimensions:
5.5 in
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Tuscan British Columbia Dogwood Saucer

A ruffled iridescent marigold glass serving bowl featuring the Louisa floral pattern.

Produced by the Jeannette Glass Company, the Floragold pattern, often nicknamed Louisa, was a late depression-era glass style. It was manufactured primarily in the 1940s and 1950s, bridging the gap between traditional depression glass and the mid-century carnival glass revival. The pattern is characterized by its intricate floral motifs and textured ruffled edges.

1940-1955

The bowl appears to be in excellent condition with no visible chips or cracks. The iridescent marigold luster is well-preserved and even across the surface.
Dimensions:
9.5x2.5
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Jeannette Floragold Louisa Bowl (one of 2)

Jeannette Floragold Louisa Bowl ( 2 of 2 )

A white milk glass footed bowl featuring an embossed grape and leaf motif.

Produced by the Indiana Glass Company for their Colony line, the Harvest pattern became one of the most iconic milk glass designs of the mid-20th century. These pieces were mass-produced and often used as wedding gifts or high-end grocery store premiums, representing the quintessence of Americana kitchenware.

1950-1970

The item appears to be in good vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks. The white opacity remains bright, which maintains its decorative value.
Dimensions:
3x4
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Indiana Glass Colony Harvest Grape Sherbet Cup

A black glazed ceramic vase shaped like a conch shell with Art Deco influence.

United Ceramics operated out of Glendale, Arizona, and was a prominent producer of art pottery during the mid-20th century. Their work is characterized by the use of vibrant glazes and stylized, geometric forms typical of the late Art Deco and early Mid-Century Modern movements. This shell motif was a popular theme for floral arrangements and mantel displays in American homes during the post-war era.

1945-1955

The vase appears to be in good condition with a high-gloss finish. There are no visible chips or cracks. The presence of artificial flowers does not contribute to the value.
Dimensions:
6x9
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United Ceramics Art Deco Shell Vase

A vintage porcelain mug featuring Norman Rockwell&#39;s &#39;For a Good Boy&#39; artwork, created for Long John Silver&#39;s.

Part of a four-mug series commissioned by the Long John Silver&#39;s seafood restaurant chain in the mid-1980s. The &#39;Seafarers Collection&#39; featured various nautical-themed Norman Rockwell illustrations to capitalize on the popularity of Americana and Rockwell&#39;s nostalgic art style in commercial collectibles.

1985

Excellent condition as it is preserved in its original branded retail box, which adds significant collectible value over loose examples.
Dimensions:
5in
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Norman Rockwell Seafarers Collection Porcelain Tankard

A silver-tone metal souvenir handbell featuring a medallion top with the Casino Queen riverboat and the text Pride of the Mississippi.

This collectible was produced as a souvenir for the Casino Queen, a famous riverboat casino located in East St. Louis, Illinois. Since its opening in 1993, the Casino Queen has been a staple of Mississippi River gaming. These mass-produced bells were popular gifts in the 1990s for visitors celebrating their time at the riverfront.

1993-1999

Excellent condition, appearing to be in the original clear plastic display packaging which preserves the metallic finish from oxidation.
Dimensions:
4in tall
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Casino Queen Pride of the Mississippi Souvenir Bell

A limited-edition commemorative pint glass designed by the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild for the 2025 Georgia Beer Day celebration.

Georgia Beer Day is an annual celebration organized by the Georgia Craft Brewers Guild to support local independent breweries. Each year, a unique glass is commissioned featuring artwork that celebrates the state&#39;s brewing culture. A portion of the proceeds from these glass sales benefits the guild&#39;s mission to promote and protect the Georgia craft beer industry.

The glass appears to be in new, unused condition with vibrant enamel graphics and no visible chips or scratches.
Dimensions:
6.5-7
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Georgia Beer Day 2025 Collectible Pint Glass

A vintage ceramic trinket dish featuring hand-modeled yellow roses and green foliage on a cream base with ruffled edges.

Lora Aileen was a prominent mid-century California pottery studio known for its delicate floral appliqués. During the post-WWII era, California became a hub for small ceramic studios that produced highly decorative giftware, often characterized by hand-sculpted details and pastel glazes that embodied the Hollywood Regency style.

1940-1955

Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips to the delicate rose petals or crazing in the glaze.
Dimensions:
9x9
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Lora Aileen California Pottery Trinket Dish

A pair of crystal red wine glasses etched with the Sterling Vineyards logo.

Sterling Vineyards was founded in 1964 by Peter Newton and is famous for its Mediterranean-style architecture and aerial tramway in Calistoga, California. These glasses were commissioned from Riedel, a world-renowned Austrian glassmaker established in 1756, specifically for tasting room use and winery gift shops.

Crystal

Excellent condition with no visible chips or clouding and clear etching.
Dimensions:
9in 
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Sterling Vineyards Riedel Wine Glasses

Item available is the Darker one. Just posting lighter one so you can see the details better .

This is an Asian featured head, 2 1/4&#34; tall. The back says &#34;I keep cheerful because I use Goods from the Crane & Breed Mfg. Co.&#34; The shield on the left says &#34;Quality First.&#34; It is made of heavy metal with a copper colored wash; see close-up photo where the wash has rubbed off on the highest raised parts of the face.
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CRANE &#38; BREED HAPPY FACE ADVERTISING PAPERWEIGHT &#34;I KEEP CHEERFUL&#34;

A set of twelve (there are more in box,12 are unbroken and in good condition. Others need repair) earthenware napkin rings featuring green glazed frogs perched on cream-colored ring bases.

Majolica pottery, characterized by its bright lead glazes and relief decoration, became immensely popular in the mid-19th century and saw various revivals throughout the 20th century. Animal motifs, particularly frogs, are a staple of the whimsical Majolica tradition, often used to bring a touch of nature and humor to the dining table.

1960-1979

Excellent condition with consistent glaze and minimal crazing; no visible chips or cracks on the figures or rings.
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Vintage Majolica Frog Napkin Rings

A wheel-thrown stoneware chalice featuring an earthy brown glaze and light-colored slip trail decoration.

This piece is a classic example of the American Studio Pottery movement, which emphasized individual craftsmanship and the unique characteristics of hand-worked clay over industrial mass production. Popular in the latter half of the 20th century, these items were often created by independent artisans in small workshops, making each piece unique in its glaze and form.

1970-1980

Excellent condition with no visible chips or cracks. The glaze remains vibrant and the structural integrity of the stem is sound.
Dimensions:
8in tall x 3.5 wide
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Handmade Studio Pottery Chalice 

Hiram (Georgia, USA) SELLER MANAGED Reseller Online Auction - Hiram Acworth Highway (STORAGE)

dimensions

pattern

Square clear pressed glass canister jar, diamond-cut Wexford pattern, rounded neck, lid absent, circa 1967-1998, approx 4 in square, 4.5 in high

Square pressed glass canister jar missing lid

Front view of square Wexford glass canister showing diamond-cut pattern

Top-down view into jar displaying interior clarity and square opening

Angled view of jar rim and pattern for detail and condition

Transparent pressed glass with raised diamond points and crosshatch bands, thick walls, flat base, smooth rim

Anchor Hocking Wexford Glass Canister

A square pressed glass jar featuring a diamond-cut pattern and a rounded neck.

Introduced in 1967, the Wexford pattern became one of Anchor Hocking&#39;s most popular and enduring lines. It was designed to mimic the appearance of expensive cut crystal but was produced as affordable pressed glassware for American households. The line was extensive, including everything from punch bowls to spice jars, and remained in production through the late 1990s.

1967-1998

The glass appears clear without significant clouding or chips, however, it is missing its original glass lid.
Dimensions:
4x4.5
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Lot #66: Anchor Hocking Wexford Canister

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, April 12 2026 Category A: 08:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Category B: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Pickup Location: Hiram Acworth Highway, Hiram, GA, 30141 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #66: Anchor Hocking Wexford Canister

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, April 12 2026 Category A: 08:00 AM - 10:30 AMCategory B: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

Pickup Location: Hiram Acworth Highway, Hiram, GA, 30141 View Map (opens in new window)

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, April 12 2026 Category A: 08:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Category B: 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM