Quick Closing Online Auction

Closing Date:  Friday December 11 beginning at 7 PM
Pick up Date:  Monday December 14 from 12 NOON until 6 PM
Location:  2398 Kenbridge Drive, Bartlett, TN

a very large piece of furniture that consists of 2 pieces. The base is 87" wide by 21" tall and 21" deep. Top is 84.5" wide, 39.5" tall, 16" deep. Contents not included.The top piece has a 3 shelf storage area with 2 doors, a glass display area with 1 glass shelf, and 2 sliding glass doors, and beneath it is the bar area with a mirrored back. The bottom is divided into 4 storage areas, the area to the left has 2 drawers

There is no maker on the desk, however the hardware, from Corbin cabinet lock is dated 1884! Notice the fabric-backed slats and the dove-tail joints are carved by hand, and do not appear to be machine made. The desk has 3 pieces; the top and the 2 sides with drawers. It's 44" tall, 48" across, 34" front to back

Pictures do the talking for this, but it's 32" tall, 12" across

12" tall, 18" across, 7" wide.

Very Fine & Captivating Mysterieuse - Original Dial When it comes to aesthetics, for some collectors topping the chart of the Jaeger-LeCoultre's special vintage wristwatches is the exquisite LeCoultre/Vacheron & Constantin Galaxy Mystery Dial. Named after the way the hour marker mysteriously floats around the dial, seemingly unattached to the rest of the watch yet keeping perfect time, these exceptional wristwatches captivate the imagination

Note, you can tell reproductions from authentic by: the main difference between a reproduction and the real deal is that old figures (with virtually no exceptions) were made in press molds; new figures (reproductions) are made in slip molds in the process called slip casting. The dime size or larger holes left in the base of slip cast pieces are an easily detected sign of a modern reproduction. Although some original figures were produced by slip casting, they are extremely few in number. Also: Although many old dogs were originally sold and have survived in pairs, they are very seldom exactly the same. Slight variations will exist in size, painting, mold detail and signs of normal wear developed over the years. Reproductions, on the other hand, are frequently identical matches because each is a result of modern mass production and uniform quality control. Be suspicious of a pair of dogs that match perfectly in every respect. These spaniels have the smaller slip casing holes. They also have the differences noted above.

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The workmanship on this is 2nd to none.The carving on this rocker is phenomenal, and the velvet material is so soft. The construction of this is different than most rockers. This sits 15" seat to floor, the back is 42" high, it's 24" across and 22" front to back

This is in fantastic condition, however the only downside the needle housing on the end of the needle arm has a cracked off piece which will need repair. This is 42" tall, 28" wide, 20" front to back. There is a nice area for record storage. Lots of pics to show off the condition of this 100 year old machine. From "answer antiques on a similar model, The Davenport Cabinet Works Cabinet in the condition that yours is in ( excellent ) is valued on the secondary retail market ( known selling prices) for an average of 650.00-675.00, depending on where it is for sale at. I have seen these Vintage Record Cabinets go much higher depending on where they are for sale. But, the average selling price is the 650.00-675.00.

Model H-19, It's definitely in working order! On the front a decorative part of fabric has been replaced with a needlepoint. This measures 40" high, 18" across, and 20" front to back. The records were made by the Edison company and are like 1/4" thick.

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9 RCA, RCA victor, 10 columbia,,5 decca, 5 perfect, 4 sonora, 13 assorted, including sleeping beauty (record guild)

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This is a "detrola" listed as model 209 E. But in researching it was also identified as a D711, and the back/tube layout resembles this. I'll furnish plenty of pics for researching.*note, this was not plugged in, as it should be inspected by an expert 1st

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The Thomas Jefferson is 19" x 15", the declaration is 23 x 20

Measures 21" x 25"

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30 x 29

The print is 28 x 32, onion skin is 24 x 20

32 x 28

30 x 34, onion skin is 22 x 28

16 x 16

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I will include several close-up pictures to show the great condition of the very fragile porcelain lace

The porcelain is in fantastic, I saw no chips. The lamp is 32" tall, the woman is about 20"the shade is 10" tall, with strung glass beads up to 7" long

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There's an unnoticeable (you have to lift the piece to see it) crack on bottom

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1 has a broken tusk

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The shelf is not included!

Obviously can't show them all, but I can a few

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