A milk glass table lamp featuring a hand-painted floral motif with a brass burner-style base and chimney.

Untested due to being a vintage electronic.

Hurricane lamps originated in the 18th century as a functional design to protect open flames from drafts. By the mid-20th century, these lamps were redesigned as electric accent pieces, becoming immensely popular in suburban homes as a nostalgic nod to Victorian-era decor.

1960-1980

The item appears to be in fair condition with visible cord wear and typical signs of age; the chimney and globe are intact.
Dimensions:
17x9
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Vintage Milk Glass Hurricane Lamp

A vintage-style lamp featuring a hand-thrown ceramic base with a white glass hurricane chimney shade.

Hurricane lamps were originally developed in the 18th century to prevent candle flames from being extinguished by drafts. This specific design, combining a contemporary ceramic base with a traditional chimney style, became popular during the mid-20th century revival of rustic home decor.

1970-1985

Excellent vintage condition with no visible chips or cracks to the glass or ceramic base.
Dimensions:
14x5
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Ceramic Hurricane Oil Lamp

A pair of vintage miniature souvenir kerosene oil lamps featuring a brown glass base and chimney with an applied wooden handle and gilded decal.

These miniature oil lamps were popular tourist souvenirs produced in the 1960s and 1970s. They were commonly sold in national parks, amusement parks like Six Flags, and other major tourist attractions across the United States. While intended to mimic the style of antique finger lamps, they were manufactured as novelty decorative items rather than functional lighting for daily use.

1965-1975

The item shows signs of age-appropriate wear including some degradation of the gilded graphics and minor chips on the wooden handles.
Dimensions:
6x3
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Six Flags Souvenir Miniature Oil Lamps

A small decorative kerosene oil lamp featuring amber-colored pressed glass with painted floral motifs.

Miniature kerosene lamps gained significant popularity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Often referred to as fairy lamps or night lamps, they were manufactured to provide a soft, dim light for bedrooms or nurseries. These items became highly collectible in the late 20th century, leading to mass production of similar styles.

HongKong 1960-1980

Excellent vintage condition with minimal signs of wear and original paint detailing intact.
Dimensions:
5x2
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Vintage Miniature Amber Kerosene Lamp

A decorative miniature oil lamp featuring floral transferware decoration, accompanied by a matching empty porcelain base.

Miniature oil lamps, often referred to as &#39;fairy lamps&#39; or &#39;night lamps,&#39; became popular in the late 19th century as a safer, decorative alternative to larger oil lamps for bedrooms and hallways. They were mass-produced in various styles, including those resembling Aladdin&#39;s lamp, and remained a popular gift item throughout the 20th century.

Japan 1950-1970

The glass chimney shows signs of wear and age-related clouding. The porcelain base and lamp body are in good condition, although they exhibit minor shelf wear consistent with age.
Dimensions:
7x4
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Vintage Porcelain Miniature Oil Lamp

A small vintage kerosene oil lamp featuring a glass reservoir and a metal reflector, designed for wall mounting.

Miniature oil lamps, also known as &#39;finger lamps&#39; or &#39;salesman samples&#39; in some contexts, became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These smaller lamps were often used as nightlights or for supplementary lighting in smaller spaces. The inclusion of a polished or metal reflector plate was a practical feature designed to direct the light output and prevent soot damage to the wall surface.

1890-1920

The item shows signs of age-appropriate oxidation on the metal components. The glass reservoir appears intact without visible chips or cracks, though it is missing its original chimney.
Dimensions:
4x3
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Miniature Wall-Mounted Kerosene Lamp

A charming miniature porcelain oil lamp modeled in the shape of a turtle featuring floral decorative accents and a brass burner assembly.

Miniature novelty oil lamps became exceptionally popular as decorative collectibles during the mid-20th century. Often mass-produced in regions like Hong Kong, these lamps were designed to look like whimsical animals or everyday objects, catering to the burgeoning hobby of miniature collecting rather than serving as primary light sources.

Hong Kong 1950-1970

The item appears to be in good vintage condition with intact porcelain and original metal burner hardware, showing appropriate minor wear for its age.
Dimensions:
4x3
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Vintage Porcelain Turtle Oil Lamp

A small, decorative, hand-painted porcelain oil lamp base featuring a floral motif and a brass burner assembly.

Miniature oil lamps, often referred to as finger lamps or night lamps, became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These small vessels were designed for portability, allowing individuals to move easily between rooms before the widespread adoption of electricity. They were produced in a vast array of materials and styles, ranging from mass-produced porcelain and glass for common household use to exquisite, artisan-crafted pieces for the affluent.

HongKong 1960-1980

The item is in good condition, showing expected light wear and patina consistent with age on the metal burner assembly. It is missing the glass chimney and wick.
Dimensions:
3x2
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Vintage Miniature Floral Porcelain Oil Lamp Base

A small, oval-shaped porcelain oil lamp base featuring a delicate floral transfer print pattern and a beaded rim detail.

These miniature lamps were popular during the mid-20th century as charming decorative accessories. They were often produced in Japan, inspired by the Victorian-era tradition of using functional miniature oil lamps, although most of these later versions were intended primarily for display or as quaint night lights rather than for primary lighting.

Japan 1950-1970

The item appears to be in good condition, retaining its floral detail and original metal burner component, which contributes to its value as a complete decorative piece.
Dimensions:
4x5
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Miniature Floral Porcelain Oil Lamp Base

A vintage porcelain single-size egg coddler featuring the Lavinia pattern, which includes detailed illustrations of blackberries and leaves, complete with a metal screw-top lid and handle.

Royal Worcester, one of the oldest and most esteemed English porcelain manufacturers, produced these egg coddlers as a practical kitchen tool. The coddler is used to prepare eggs by placing the cracked egg inside, securing the lid, and boiling it in water. The Lavinia pattern became one of the most recognizable and beloved designs for these kitchen staples, frequently found in households throughout the 20th century.

United Kingdom 1960-1980

The porcelain body appears intact with no visible chips or cracks. The metal lid shows expected light surface wear and minor oxidation consistent with age, which is typical for this utilitarian collectible.
Dimensions:
3x3
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Royal Worcester Lavinia Egg Coddler

A miniature ceramic oil lamp featuring a figurine of a young boy reading a book next to a basket.

Miniature figural oil lamps became popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as both novelty decorative items and functional portable lighting sources during a time when kerosene was widely used in homes.

1940-1960

Previous repairs have been made 
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Dimensions:
6x4
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Vintage Boy Reading Miniature Oil Lamp

A vintage miniature oil lamp featuring a figurine of a young girl holding a basket next to a woven-pattern oil reservoir.

Miniature figural oil lamps became popular decorative items during the mid-20th century, often manufactured in Japan and Europe. They combined utilitarian lighting with charming porcelain figurines designed to appeal to collectors.

Good/fair vintage condition with minor wear to the painted details and patination on the metal burner.
Previous repairs have been made see pictures 
Dimensions:
6x4
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Bisque Porcelain Figural Oil Lamp

A vintage resin figurine depicting Prince Hamlet holding the skull of Yorick.

- Item type: Statue
- Material: Resin
- Subject/Theme: Man with skull / memento mori
- Color: Brown; Black/Dark Blue; Tan/Flesh; White (paint chips)
- Size (approx.): Small (under 6 in / 15 cm)
- Markings/Maker: Unmarked / Unknown
- Condition: Good — some paint wear / chips
Dimensions:
6x3
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Tom Clark Hamlet Sculpture

A pair of decorative wine goblets featuring Ancient Egyptian motifs with hand-painted resin and stainless steel inserts.
Dimensions:
7x3
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Ebros Gift Egyptian Wine Goblet Set

The item is a silver metal housing for a digital video recorder featuring a white manufacturer label on the underside with black text stating Digital Video Recorder along with model and compliance markings.
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ADT Digital Video Recorder

A cylindrical black Bluetooth speaker system featuring a wraparound speaker grille, a control panel on the top surface, and the iHome brand logo displayed prominently on the front. An audio cable is bundled behind the unit.
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iHome iBN26

Manufactured by On-Hold Plus, this digital audio playback unit was designed for businesses to integrate customized audio and music into telecommunication systems. Released during the expansion of digital office solutions in the late 1990s and 2000s, these units replaced older tape-based hold systems. They are collected and utilized primarily by telecommunication technicians and small businesses maintaining legacy office PBX systems.
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On-Hold Plus 8000 Music On Hold Player

A rectangular metal control box featuring a white label printed with model and serial number information.

Manufactured by Skutch Electronics during the late 20th century, this device serves as specialized audio or telecommunications control equipment. Skutch Electronics gained recognition for producing niche interface adapters and custom electronic solutions for broadcasting and telephonic applications. Today, such legacy hardware is primarily sought after by technicians, collectors of vintage electronics, and audio enthusiasts maintaining vintage studio or communication setups.
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Skutch Electronics CK-1A4

Two black and silver analog multi-line desk phones featuring a central keypad, display screen, directional navigation pad, and a row of customizable speed dial buttons at the bottom. A quick start guide in clear plastic wrap is positioned to the left of the upper unit.

Produced by AT&T for small office and home office environments during the late 2000s and 2010s, these multi-line analog speakerphones were designed to handle high-volume business communications with features like caller ID, call waiting, and intercom capabilities. They represent an era of robust desktop telecommunications hardware prior to the widespread adoption of cloud-based VoIP systems. Today, they are primarily collected and utilized by small businesses seeking reliable, hardwired analog phone infrastructure without subscription costs.
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AT&T 1040/1070 4-Line Small Business Telephone

New old stock

A white thermoplastic LED exit sign featuring bright red letters spelling EXIT rests on top of its original corrugated cardboard packaging box, which is branded with Lithonia Lighting graphics and clear packing tape.

Manufactured by Lithonia Lighting in the United States, this modern commercial exit sign is designed for institutional and commercial buildings to meet strict life safety and fire code requirements. Lithonia Lighting has been a prominent provider of commercial and industrial lighting fixtures for decades. These units are widely utilized for reliable egress illumination in public spaces.
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Nos Lithonia Lighting LED Exit Sign

A black plastic wireless network router featuring two adjustable external antennas, a silver front panel with status indicator lights, and the D-Link brand logo on top.

Manufactured by D-Link Corporation, a Taiwanese networking equipment manufacturer, the DIR-615 model was introduced during the late 2000s as an affordable home networking solution. It became widely adopted for providing 802.11n wireless connectivity to residential households during the widespread expansion of home broadband internet. Today, it is recognized as a vintage piece of computer networking hardware from the early era of consumer Wi-Fi.
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D-Link DIR-615 Wireless N Router

A black plastic strip-cut paper shredder with a central feed slot and a power cord wrapped around the unit. Visible safety warnings and operational icons are printed on the top housing.fits over a small waste basket.
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Durabrand Paper Shredder

New w/o box. 
A black plastic foot pedal controller featuring two directional arrow buttons for up and down operations, connected by a coiled black electrical cord.
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Foot Remote Control

Brother wireless compact desktop scanner, featuring white and blue branding with product specifications and an image of the scanner scanning a document.
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Brother ADS-1700W Wireless Compact Desktop Scanner w/box

Dallas (Georgia, USA) SELLER MANAGED Reseller Online Auction -  Hearthwood Place

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Soft brown potato-shaped plush doll by Coleco, dated 1987, seated in original printed cardboard armchair packaging; box shows wear, plush approx 11 in tall

Couch Potato plush doll with original armchair box

Front view of plush seated in original chair box

Tan knit fabric upper body with stitched sleepy eyes, burlap sack lower body printed red lettering, packaged in green printed cardboard chair with ‘COUCH POTATO’ header

1987 Coleco Couch Potato plush in chair box

A soft plush doll shaped like a lumpy brown potato with sleepy eyes, a prominent nose, and a burlap sack body, seated inside its original printed cardboard armchair packaging.

Created by underground cartoonist Robert Armstrong and produced by Coleco in 1987, the Couch Potato toy captured the humorous pop culture slang of the era. It was marketed as the ultimate companion for lazy television watchers and has since become a nostalgic collectible among fans of quirky 1980s novelty items.
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Lot #93: vintage Coleco Couch Potato Plush

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, September 13 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 12:45 PM

Pickup Location: Hearthwood Place, Dallas, GA, 30157 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #93: vintage Coleco Couch Potato Plush

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sun, September 13 2026 Category A: 10:00 AM - 12:45 PM

Pickup Location: Hearthwood Place, Dallas, GA, 30157 View Map (opens in new window)

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