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Col. Dorothy Schaffer Auction, Estate Sale, & Appraisal Service LLC
The # 1 Estate Sale Company in St. Louis for Professional Service!
"Where you can always find a treasure"!
Saturday Dec. 3, 2011 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Sunday Dec 4, 2011 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
To be held at: # 38 Black Oak Fenton, MO. 63026.
Directions: From I-44 go east on Hwy 141 to Bowles Ave. make right, go one block to Switzer Mill Rd. and turn left. Go to first street on right Brookwood Dr., make another right, and follow to Black Oak Dr. and to sale.
NOTE: Cash Only! All sales final. Do not block mail boxes, fireplugs, or driveways, and keep off the grass please.
This is a Partial listing:
FURNITURE Beautiful Louis XV style display cabinet; antique Louis XV style sofa, & three side chairs, all with feather cushions; large German five door knockdown wardrobe; Stiffel brass floor lamp; Louis XV style onyx top coffee table; large wall tapestry; antique brass tea cart; Victorian style telephone seat; vintage lamps; circa 1960 Telefunken console Stereo/phono; mahogany dining room table with four chairs & leaf; shoe chest; folding three section mirror with gilt frame; cane insert bed headboard with matching chest;
Thomasville full size bed room set; recliners; antique gilt wall mirror; wall bookshelf; twin bed; footstools'; china cabinet; drop leaf dinette set with four chairs; patio table & four chairs; 1950's blond chest & porcelain top kitchen cabinet; pine country style dinette set; Lane cedar chest; 1960's end & coffee tables; like new sofa bed;
GLASS, CHINA, SILVER & POTTERY Lenox 8 place set china in Rhodora pattern (65 pieces); Hutchenreuther china set Dresden (48) pieces; Sterling silver candle holder, and ice tongs; Hummel's; Capo-Di-Monte; Dresden bowl; large porcelain swan vase made in Italy; Hutchenreuther cherub figure; pair white porcelain oriental figures; cut glass; 1960 French art glass vase by Vannes-Le-Chatel; ceramic elephant plant stand; brass & onyx ewer (Italy);
Lenox vase; gilt trim crystal stems by Leichlingen; hand painted Bavarian items; Delft; Goebel bird; bone china; Rosenthal lidded Casserole; Satsuma vase; Rosenthal crystal star candle holders; Handgemalt tea set (Germany); Multi-color bowl stem wear; cut glass lidded punch bowl with dipper;
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES Large oil painting with gilt frame of cows with windmills. (Holland) Hamilton Railway Special pocket watch ( needs repair); Seiko & Bulava ladies watches; old German game in box; Art Deco chrome airplane cigarette lighter; Korean War flap hat; 1951 US Army court martial book; WWII technical services book; 8 volumes post WWII Veterans of Foreign Wars books; other military books; antique books; antique cloth furniture protectors;
KS Germany anniversary clock inscribed 1952 Wurzburg Fire Dept. (needs repair); inlaid wood wall picture of Rotherburg Germany; hand carved oriental figure; small oil painting of German mountain village; Akai reel to reel tape player X200d; reel to reel tapes including Elvis & Hank Williams, jazz, and country western ; Sirocco Masonic dresser box; table lamp with longhorn steer figure; McDonald Douglas desk jet models; 1930 framed German religious certificate; 3D reverse glass picture of Last Supper; Canon QL-17 35MM camera; Retina IIa 35 MM camera; antique linens;
Kundo quartz brass desk clock; blown glass vases; cast spelter cherub candelabra; large antique iron kettle with wrought holder; Ironrite ironer; # 7 Griswold skillet; two cast iron pots; Army foot locker, old trunk; McDonalds rag doll; Miester Brau CB beer box; Pabst Blue Ribbon light up beer sign; Busch Bavarian light up clock beer sign; four 1950's chrome nude handle mugs with cobalt glass from Korea; Liquor decanters O.B.R. Balloon, Wild Turkey & others; Risqué' hand carved cork screw; Schlitz Beer pitcher; steins and other beer/bar items; 1950's decal nude tumblers; old beer can collection;
OTHER ITEMS Pfaff Hobbylock 756 sewing machine; sewing items; many books on WWII; many German language books & other books; veterans baseball style hats; men's & women's clothing & accessories; linens; large wall tapestry; kitchen items and appliances; 2 two door GE refrigerators; 1950's homemade tufted bar; wrought iron wine rack; box of yarn; area rugs; electric dryer; newer Maytag washer; dehumidifier; Craftsman work bench; Sunbeam Mixmaster; Schwinn XR-7 exercise bike; Xmas yard snowman; Hitachi Video cassette camera;
GARAGE ITEMS Craftsman machinist tool box; Christmas items; truck hitch; full propane gas tank; Weber propane gas BBQ grill & cover; concrete fountain cherub; cast garden planters; Coleman's sleeping bag;
AND MUCH MORE!
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-Our tag sales are cash only, and all sales are final!
-All prices are firm until the second day of a two day sale, and in the afternoon on a one day sale. We do not reduce everything to 50% off right away. Let us know what your interested in and we will negotiate a price with you. As the day goes on we reduce more. If we have anything left at the very end of a sale, you may be able to purchase it at a very deep discount.
-We provide a bid box where you can place written bids on items. On two day sales we will call you on Saturday night or Sunday morning to notify you if you are the high bidder. We expect you to purchase the item if you are the high bidder! You will be given the first hour of the last day of the sale to pay for the item. You may pick up the item then, or later in the day before we close.
-We don't pre-sale! You are assured to have first pick of items in the estate if you are there the first morning of the sale.
-We give out line numbers when we arrive the day of the sale. Usually that is 45 minutes to 1 hour before the sale. We will also limit the number of people at times who can enter to prevent overcrowding regardless of weather conditions.
-We expect you to purchase the item if you pull a price tag, or carry around an item at the beginning of the sale. We prefer that you place the item at the pay station, (or give it to another worker to hold for you) and tell the clerk that you want the item. They will keep it for you until you are ready to leave.
-Our sales are advertised in the Friday Post-Dispatch the week of the sale under "Estate Sales", on EstateSales.net, on Craig's List and other web sites. We usually have sale information with pictures on this web site a week before the sale.
-Children must be attended to at all times at our sales.
-Dorothy Schaffer Estate Sales is not responsible for any accidents that may occur on site. You enter the sale at your own risk.
-Thieves will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law (after we get done with them) with no second chance!
-We have fun and enjoy meeting all of you at our sales and hope you have as much fun as we do.
Thank you, and happy treasure hunting!
Col. Dorothy Schaffer, Auction, Estate Sale, & Appraisal
Service
636-938-1337 or 314-843-8479
email- schaff123@charter.net
St. Louis & St. Louis County, MO.
Professionally serving all your Auction, Appraisal, and Estate Sale needs.