This lot is two General Electric brand 5000 BTU window air conditioners. We bought them for our second floor bedrooms.  Installed one, but shortly thereafter, we got central H/AC installed.  So one like new in box and one slightly used.  One bid gets both!
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Two 5000 BTU GE Window Air Conditioners-One Still In The Box

This lot is 24 x 36 canvas painting of a lonely lighthouse.  Painted in the late 60s to the 70s.  Signed “J. Bailie.”  In a period custom 29 x 41 inch wood with linen matting frame.  You could buy this one for the custom frame!
Dimensions:
3 x 29 x 41
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Vintage Large Framed Painting Of A Lighthouse 

This lot is a rare 1950s chair by Boling Chair Company of North Carolina. It is famous for high end, hand-made modern and mid-century style chairs. It also recreated early 1800s style chairs.  This is one of those chairs.  Empire revival style.  Hand woven bottom and hand painted floral designs.  It still has the 1950s label on the bottom.  It makes a great accent piece!
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Vintage North Carolina Chair

This lot is a 1920s to mid 1930s English grandfather clock.  It is a small size (approximately 54 inches tall), made for London “flats.”  It’s a neat piece.  When we put it in storage, the time and quarter hour chimes were working, but the hour chimes were not.  We’re selling it as a decorative item.  
Dimensions:
10 x 10 x 54
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Antique English (London) Grandfather Clock

This lot is an antique wood printer’s tray.  Approximately 12 x 32 inches.  About 2 inches deep.  Has about 120 spots in it.  Has weathering, cracks and some missing dividers.  Has two modern picture hangers on the back. Will look great on your wall!
Dimensions:
12 x 32 x 2
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Antique Printer’s Tray

This lot is a limited edition framed art print titled &#34;Boundary Waters&#34; by noted wildlife artist Leo Stans.  The print features two loons on a tranquil lake surrounded by pine trees.  The framed piece also includes a 1990 National Parks Series collector&#39;s stamp and two Earth Day coins. The print image is 12 x 14 inches.  The Oak frame is approximately 20.5 x 24.5 inches. The matting is linen.
The print is pencil-signed and designated as “collector’s edition” by the artist.  It is ready to hang on your wall!
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1990 Custom Framed Wildlife Print “Boundary Waters” by Leo Stans

This lot is a large, (approximately 90 x 127 inches), hand knotted Oriental/Persian rug. We’ve had and enjoyed it for decades, but will be downsizing and will not have room for it.  Over 50 years old with lots of character.  It does show wear and use.  So, please review photos carefully for more details.  This is one of two similar sized rugs we are selling.
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Large (90x127 inch) Hand Knotted Oriental Rug

This lot is a large, very early 1900s oil painting of a gold miner’s home in Dahlonega.  We acquired it from an estate sale in the historic district.  Canvas on a handmade stretcher.  The frame is approximately 27 x 32 inches.  A neat historical piece
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Antique Oil Painting Of Dahlonega Home

This lot is a vintage, 1970s to early 80s red, hand knotted Persian rug.  Approximately 8’5” x 9’.  Beautiful pattern.  It does show wear from use, but does have several more years of use!  Please examine the photos carefully as to the condition.
Dimensions:
8 feet 5 inches x 9 feet
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Large Vintage Hand Knotted Oriental Rug

This lot is an antique (late 1800s) cash drawer table.  Hand cut dovetails.  It came from an 1850s Louisiana town home, owned by a shopkeeper.  The table was used in the store, church events local school events.  It was sanded and polished by his sons in the early 20th century.  The top is 19 x 24.5 inches.  It is 30.5 inches tall.  Ready for another century of use!
Dimensions:
19 x 24.5 x 30.5
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Antique Cash Drawer Table

This lot is a large, 30 x 40 inch, abstract painting.  Painted with very thick strokes and splashes of paint. The estate history we got is that is was bought in an Atlanta art festival in the late 70s.  We have enjoyed the fact you can display it in any position, horizontal or vertical!  
Dimensions:
1 x 30 x 40
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Large Vintage (1970s) Abstract Painting 

This lot
Is an original, vintage “Tiffany & Co, New York” leaded crystal glass bowl.  A beautiful pattern that is hard to show on camera because it catches so much light.  It is approximately 9 inches wide at the top and 3.5 inches high.  It is in excellent condition.  
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Vintage Tiffany &#38; Co Crystal Glass Bowl

This lot is a wonderful vintage Hall Art Deco style teapot.  Dates from the 1930s
Dimensions:
6 x 6 x 10
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1930s Art Deco Hall Tea Pot USA Made

This lot is a nice hand carved and painted “hen” duck decoy.  Do not know the age, but the estate we got it from displayed it on a desk for “almost 50 years.”  A nice piece.  The body is about 10 inches long.  The neck and head are about 5.5 inches high.
Dimensions:
10 x 5 x 6
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Vintage Hand Carved &#38; Painted Duck Decoy

This lot is a wonderful antique wood rolling pin.  Came from an 1855 home in Dubberly, Louisiana.  The history we got was that their grandmother acquired it when she got married “early 1900s.” She lived until 1967.  It has patina from decades of use.  19 inches overall.  The roller is 10 inches.  It’s about 2.75 inches in diameter.  You can roll pie crust as soon as you pick it up!
Dimensions:
3 x 3 x 19
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120+ Year Old Wood Rolling Pin

This lot is a box of approximately 100 DVDs.  (The 50 pack of Westerns has 24 discs).  Action, Romance, Westerns and Comedy. The family had years of fun watching them until online movies came along.
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Box of 100+ DVDs

This lot is a “Special Edition” signed print by maritime artist Tim Thompson titled &#34;Yachts of the America&#39;s Cup: The Schooner,&#34; produced in 1992. Hand signed.  It was then custom double matted and framed in a 

The Schooner America, winner of the original 100 Guinea Cup in 1851, by beating the British yacht by a few minutes.  Thereafter, the cup was called “The America’s Cup.”  Thompson did a series of special edition prints depicting the winners of the race.  

Custom matted and framed in a 25.5 x 30.5 inch Oak frame.  It will need a  new hanging wire.  This print sells for around 100 on EBay. On
Dimensions:
25.5 x 30.5
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Vintage Framed Print Of 1851 America’s Cup Tacer

This lost is a nice, vintage cast-iron hand cranked coffee grinder.  The wood box underneath is approximately 8 inches square
Dimensions:
8 x 8 12
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Vintage Cast Iron Coffee Grinder

This lot is a 1970s Model F545 “Yankee Clipper” Flexible Flyer” children’s sled.  Made in Medina, Ohio.  It shows decades of love, but still works.  Our grandkids used it this winter until their mother found out.  Approximately 45 inches long at the bottom the runners.  5 inches high and 14 inches wide.  
Dimensions:
14 x 5 x 45
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Vintage “Yankee Clipper” Flexible Flyer Snow Sled

The lot is a box lot of 11 pieces of antique and vintage glassware.  Dates from Victorian, early 20th Century to Mid-20th.  
Dimensions:
Various
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Box Lot of 11 Antique &#38; Vintage Glassware

This lot is a huge vintage folk art painting by H. Huntington. The frame is approximately 38 x 46 inches.  Often called “The Happy Pig.”  It came from a children’s clinic.  It’s a mixed media piece.  Huntington would first do an oil print or stencil and then hand paint in the details.  In
Dimensions:
38 x 46 x 3
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Large H. Huntington “Happy Pig” Folk Art Painting 

This lot is a pair of USSR WWII patriotic posters.  These were reprinted off the original dies in 1985 for the 40th anniversary of the end of WWII.  Each are approximately 17.5 x 22.  Unframed.  The left one, is our favorite. It shows a woman cloaked in red, titled “MOTHERLAND CALLING.” In her hand is a copy of the Soviet “Military Oath,” encouraging young men to sign up.  The second one is titled “For The Motherland!” and shows Stepan Ermolenko, a Soviet sailor, who caught on land, died stopping a German advance.  
Dimensions:
17.5 x 22
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Two Original Vintage Soviet Union Patriotic Posters

This lot is an unusual antique (1920s-30s) elementary student size school desk.  The seat and desk are joined together by industrial tube steel that curves along the floor.  It’s small.  The seat is only 10.5 inches high.  The lift-top desk is 15 x 20.5 inches.  Our kids used it for years.  Then it became a lamp table.
Dimensions:
22 x 24 x 18
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Unusual Antique Elementary School Desk

This lot is a large (36” x 48”) abstract painting on canvas.  Titled “Art Force” and dated 7/22.  When we bought it at an art show a couple years ago, we chatted with the artist.  Later, we realized he has not signed it.  Now we don’t remember his name.  It’s a striking piece of art.  Painted to be hung without a frame
Dimensions:
36 x 48 x 1
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Large Abstract Painting “Art Force”

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Pink glazed ceramic double-cornucopia vase, Abingdon Pottery, circa 1940s, approximately 5 in H x 11 in W x 4 in D.

1940s Abingdon pink double cornucopia ceramic vase

Top view showing twin cornucopia openings and scalloped rims

Close-up interior of one cornucopia opening

Front view of vase base and scroll detail

Soft pink glossy glaze, ribbed Art Deco styling, twin flared cornucopia openings with scalloped rims joined above a rectangular pedestal base.

Vintage 1940s Abingdon Pottery Double Cornucopia Vase

This lot is an interesting piece of American pottery.  It is a 1940s “double cornucopia” vase made by Abington Pottery 8
Vintage Abingdon Pottery.  Abingdon Pottery (1934–1950) was an Illinois-based manufacturer, known for producing high-quality art pottery, vases, and cookie jars alongside their primary vitreous plumbing fixtures. Collectors prize Abingdon for its Art Deco, glossy-glaze styles and sculptural designs.
This piece is in excellent condition.  At the top, it is about 5 inches high, 11 inches wide and 4 inches across.
Dimensions:
4x5x11
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Bid Date	Bid Amount
Oct 15, 2026, 2:43:36 PM UTC	$3.00
Oct 14, 2026, 1:46:20 PM UTC	$2.00
Oct 12, 2026, 9:41:31 PM UTC	$1.00

Lot #26: Vintage 1940s Abington Pottery Cornucopia Vase

Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, October 17 2026

Category A: 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Pickup Location: Ridge Vista Ct, Lawrenceville, GA, 30043 View Map (opens in new window)

Lot #26: Vintage 1940s Abington Pottery Cornucopia Vase

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Only Available Pickup Date/Time: Sat, October 17 2026

Category A: 10:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Pickup Location: Ridge Vista Ct, Lawrenceville, GA, 30043 View Map (opens in new window)

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