Join us all three days for this eclectic Estate Auciton of The Greg Lueckenhoff Estate at 1673 Maine street in Historic Quincy, Il.

Day 1 Saturday April 6th at 10 a.m.  SOLD!

Day 2 Saturday April 27th at 10 a.m.

Day3 : Monday June 3rd at 4:00 p.m.

Mr. Greg Lueckenhoff was an extensive collector with many varied tastes.  He enjoyed collecting many different items, such as paperweights, jewelry caskets, elegant glassware, compotes,
and more.  He was especially attracted to the Victorian era which filled his large Victorian home here in Quincy. Greg also was a china painter, and learned his style under a good friend, Carolyn Williamson, who owned Stonecroft Mansion in Hannibal, Mo.  His painted china pieces have won nationwide awards for design.  Greg also had several antique and collectible booths in the tri-state area for the past 25 years.  The owner of Adam Florist until his untimely death from a rare disease called Al Amyloidosis on Nov. 3rd, 2018, he was a friend to everyone, and missed by many.
He also was the pastor of The Upper Room Christian Fellowship and has several religious books and items for worship in the auctions.
Day 1:  Saturday April 6th
Large collection of:  Compotes, Victorian furniture, antique furniture, China painting, Ruby Glass, Cranberry glass, Burmese glass, Early American Pressed glass, Depression glass, Crystal, Bristol Glass, Stained Glass, Biscuit jars, Jewelry Caskets, Paperweights, Belleek, Oil Paintings, Salt dips, German Bisque figurines, Marble top furniture, Berry bowl sets, Fenton, Gone with the Wind lamps, Parlor lamps, Kerosene lamps, Oriental furniture, Wedgwood Linens, Quilts, Fainting Couch, Lenox, Silver plate, Brides Baskets, Canes, Tooth pick holders, German Souvenir mugs, Dresser jars, Records, books, Decorative plates, picture frames, religious items, Staffordshire figurines, Dutch Figurines, Cookie jars, Milk bottles, Ornate light fixtures, Trinket boxes, Candle holders, salt and pepper shakers, Pillows, mirrors, Mantel clocks, Wicker, and much, much more.
Many of these items will be on Day 1 and Day 2.  Day 3 will encompass some of those items but concentrate on liquidation of Adam florist and the remainder of primitives and household items of
Mr. Lueckenhoff's Estate.   Cornerstone Auction & Realty, Inc. would like to thank Steve Lueckenhoff Executor of the estate for trusting in our company to liquidate these once in a lifetime assets.
Special thanks to Mr. Scott Wheeler for the help, advice, and expertise in organizing the Estate.

Vintage AL CAPONE Gambling Table

This 10’ 6” x 4’6” gambling table was said to have been one that Al Capone gambled on in the 1920s. He was in Quincy many times during those years with other gangster figures. The building that he supposedly gambled at was at 126 N. 5^thin Quincy and had three floors above the main floor. In the center was a sky light and garden room that extended all the way up to the roof – and it was originally surrounded by the apartments. The windows were covered at the roof so that no light would show from the outside when the “gamblers” were inside the building. There was a peep hole and buzzer at the top of the stairs on the second floor for access into the building. While there is no provenance on the table the story seems to pan out with the “evidence” of the table there and the alterations to the windows. This wonderful piece of history does have some staining and minor tears to the canvas material from age and storage. The wording appears to be hand painted. It is attached to heavy wainscot material.  A neat piece for any gaming collector.