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Multi Generation On-Site Estate Auction
Previous Page Listing ID#: 194637
Previous Page Listing ID#: 194637
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Burlington, NJ 08016 |
| Auction Dates and Times |
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Saturday Jun 27, 2020 Completed |
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 Live Auction
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| Company Information |
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21st Century Antiques GoToAuction.com ID#: 1375 View company information and listings |
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Live bid auction. ID required to bid. Cash, Check, Credit card. 3% processing fee for CC transactions. 10% Buyer's Premium. No sales tax. Bring a chair.
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Preview at 8 AM
As of 6/22/20, the NJ governor has given the go-ahead for outdoor gatherings up to 250 people so the auction will happen! As per CDC guidelines, masks will be required for all attendees. Hand sanitizer will be on-site.
Please review the detailed protocols located at the bottom of this ad.
No food vendor, please bring your own snacks and beverages. Bring a chair. Social distancing will be encouraged. Great intact multi generation estate in historic Burlington. Items of Interest: Many mantle & wall clocks, Civil War military photos & ledger, daguerreotypes, cast iron inkwell & pincushion, trade cards, advertising, radios, kitchen primitives, butter stamps, breweriana, Vintage Christmas, Wade whimsies, Mr. Peanut premiums, advertising cookbooks, paper mache Easter candy containers, Silhouettes, fine & costume jewelry, watches, sterling pitcher, sports memorabilia, weather vanes, advertising blotters sample book, Victorian Valentines & trade cards, Three Stooges, Records (45, 33 & 78 RPM), primitive cream whipper, 39 & 64 World’s Fair items, Putz pieces, 1970’s fabulous polyester & wool, clothing, baseball cards, sports books, sheet music, RCA items, artwork chromo lithos, great early samplers, antique baskets, Derby winners silk, uncut jigsaw puzzles, ad calendars, Halloween noisemakers, mid-century compacts & cigarette cases, lighters, souvenir spoons, few obsolete & foreign coins, Little Black Sambo books, early tin canisters, outdoor signs, ladies’ & children’s hankies, heavy metal memorabilia (posters, Creem & Circus magazines, more), Christmas & Halloween postcards, great photo of Hitler’s yacht going under the Burlington Bristol Bridge, Rock & Roll tour & reference books, vintage erotica, Mustang & Teen magazines, Burlington Island souvenirs, Beatles poster & coin purse, MAD magazines, Wallace Nutting, vintage concert ticket stubs from the Spectrum, coffin flag, stereoviewer & cards. Toys & Children's Items: Antique & celebrity paper dolls, Superhero toys, Dionne Quints & Shirley Temple memorabilia, Partridge Family, Brady Bunch, Batman, Mork & Mindy, Monkees, Addams Family, Welcome Back Kotter & others, paper toys, antique children's books, dollhouse miniatures, children's puzzles, cowboy characters, Beany & Cecil, Disney items, Star Wars figures, Power Rangers, child's Stepback Cupboard, collector & vintage Barbies, vintage unused coloring books, Fort Apache Carryall, character Halloween costumes, Marx firetruck, Wizard of Oz toys, wood skateboard, Golden & Elf books, Blondie & Lil Abner toys. Folk art, Compo & Bisque dolls, Zeroid, Major Matt Mason & GI Joe, bagatelle games, celluloid baby rattles, My Merry greeting card playsets, Schoenhut toys, 60's 70's TV character games, early pop-up books, +++. Glass: Fenton, other art glass, Depression in pink, green, amber & cobalt, Pyrex, Jadeite, salt & peppers, carnival, comic character glasses, figural candy containers, bottle collection, Hoosier jars ++. Pottery & China: Loads of Fiesta, Staffordshire, Bennington, figural toothpick holder collection, flow blue, autumn leaf, spongewear, Stangl, Hummels, German pig figurines, yelloware batter bowls, Tea sets, more. Furniture: Corner cabinets, dining room set, small dry sink, marble topped pieces, Music cabinet, Victrolas, great Bradley & Hubbard smoking stand/lamp combo W electric lighter intact, secretary, sewing stand, mid century TV stand, lamps, early wood chairs, sea boxes, cedar chests, more. Terms: Cash or Check w/ proper ID. CC w/ 3% processing fee. 10% buyer's premium. Questions? Call 609-877-6843 or email dolltoy@hotmail.com. Day of sale 609-560-3247. Auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Chris Doerner-Auctioneer Comfort Station on-site.
Please park at the Save-a-lot. NO PARKING ON SALEM RD. Police will ticket. Limited parking on side streets.
Covid-19 Precautions are in effect for this sale
As of 6/9/20, the NJ governor has given the go-ahead for outdoor gatherings up to 100 people so the auction will happen! In an effort to remain as safe as possible during the re-opening phase for the state of New Jersey, we are using the protocols as recommended by the CDC for out door events. What does this mean for the sale held today? Each person will have their temperature taken prior to entering the property. Anyone who tests with a temperature of 100.4 or higher will not be allowed to proceed onto the property. All bidders will be required to wear masks or face protectors PROPERLY during the auction in its entirety. This includes during the preview, the auction itself and at checkout with the cashier. Your nose and mouth should always stay behind the mask. Individuals that refuse to wear their mask properly will be asked to leave.
There will be a designated area, isolated and away from the bidding audience to allow bidders to temporarily remove their masks if needed. This will be located at the back of the property.
Hand sanitizer will be available on-site.
There will be no food vendor for this sale, please bring your own snacks and beverages. Bring a chair.
Social distancing will be encouraged. Protocols for examining cases. The "cases and valuable smalls" area: Please practice social distancing where possible when waiting in line to examine the cases. Only two bidders at a time will be allowed inside to examine case contents. Please use hand sanitizer when entering and leaving the cases and smalls area. In an effort to be as fair as possible, bidders will have a maximum of 5 minutes in which to examine the contents of cases. The bidder will then need to leave the case area. If the bidder did not have time to finish their examination, they may go to the back of the "cases" line and can go through again. The timer clock in this case will be re-set to give the bidder an additional 5 minutes to examine other items in the cases area. Protocols for Bidding Runners will not be delivering items directly into the hands of winning bidders. After an item has been hammered down to a bidder that item will be taken to an isolated table area. Once there, a staff person will note the winning bidder number on the item and leave it on the isolation table for the winning bidder to pick up.
Bidders will remain behind the caution tape line to keep the auction staff safe during the sale. |
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