Terms and Conditions of the Sale: T1) All items offered for sale at the Auction ("Items", "Property", "Product", "Purchases") subject to the following Terms and Conditions of Sale, which, combined with each Auction's specific terms as posted in materials and on the web, make up the Complete Terms and Conditions of Sale. T1a). Notice given JD's Auctions LLC and Auctioneers have the right in accordance with Tennessee State law to bid on this and any other auction for their purpose or on behalf of the Property owners or the estate. T2) All items are being sold As-Is with no warranty. Auctioneer shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness of, or defect in any lot, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. On-site inspection of items being sold is recommended. Auctioneer makes every effort to provide accurate information about the items being sold. However, neither Auctioneer nor its Client will assume responsibility for Buyer's bidding errors. It is Buyers' full responsibility to confirm the accuracy of items offered for sale. Buyers are recommended to inspect all items. Descriptions and photos are offered as a guide only. Do not rely solely on photos to make buying decisions, be sure to read descriptions, and ask questions if you are unclear. Auctioneer shall not be held responsible for such errors as posting the wrong photo for an item. When in doubt about the condition of an item, please bid accordingly. You may preview all of the items for auction on the first and third Saturday starting at 11am. In case of an online-only auction, items may be previewed the Friday (10am-4pm) before the auction is set to close or as prescribed by the auctioneer. T2a). Bidder understands and agrees that this agreement and all rights of the parties there-under, shall be governed by the laws of the County of Anderson, State of Tennessee and any action brought by either party shall be brought in the Courts of the State of Tennessee. In the event, that for any reason, the forum is deemed to be sufficiently inconvenient or the agreement on the forum selection is unenforceable it is still the intention of the parties that the Laws of the State of Tennessee govern the parties agreement and their rights attended thereto. Buyer agrees that any legal filed action will take place within the county of Anderson, City of Clinton, State of Tennessee. T3) ALL SALES ARE FINAL. A successful bid at auction, whether live or online, constitutes a legally binding contract of sale. All sales are final. There will be no refunds, returns or exchanges. T4) Absence of Warranties. The condition of the items being offered varies. The Buyer understands and agrees: (1) that any description or sample of the items given or furnished by Auctioneer is solely for identification, and does not create any warranty expressed or implied, that the item actually conforms to such description or sample, (2) that Buyer or agent on Buyer's behalf has inspected or has had the opportunity to inspect, all of the items upon which Buyer will be bidding and/or does purchase, (3) that all items are purchased and accepted by Buyer "AS IS", "WHERE IS" and "WITH ALL FAULTS". 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In the event items are not removed within three (3) business days after the auction(s) end OR freight/large items shipping information has not been received within five (5) business days after the full payment of the item(s), the items purchased shall be deemed abandoned and Buyer will lose any right, title, or interest Buyer may have acquired and the items shall revert and repossess to Auctioneer without further notice to Buyer. Auctioneer shall also be entitled to any costs associated with the removal, storage and reselling of Buyer's items, and any other charges, fees, and expenses incurred as a result of Buyer's failure, including all attorney fees and costs incurred by Auctioneer to enforce Buyer's obligations hereunder. T7) Buyer's Premium Online buyer's premium is 15%, there is a 3% credit card surcharge. Payment: P1) By agreeing to our terms and conditions you agree to allow us to charge the credit card on file if you are the winner upon close of the auction. 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If a winning bidder decides to "cancel" an item after it has been paid for, there will be no refunds, no exceptions. P10) Personal Information It is vital that your personal information (name, address, phone number, and email) are correct. We ship and contact using that information and if it not correct, delays will occur. JD's Auctions is not responsible for correcting your information and is not responsible for any delays or incorrect delivery of items due to incorrect personal information. Please contact the office if you would like to verify your information: 865-264-4641. Shipping: S1) Buyer to pay all shipping charges. Shipping will be added to the total cost of the item(s) (hammer price + buyer's premium + sales tax (if applicable). Our third-party shippers do not invoice but contact you directly via phone or email for payment processing. Please contact them directly with any shipping questions, claims, or quotes. We use The Mail Center ETC. If you are unsure where your item may have been sent for shipping, please contact the office @ 865-264-4641. The Mail Center ETC Teresa or Ashley 865-483-4177 S2) Large, extremely fragile, & freight shipping Buyer has five (5) business days to contact the office (865-264-4641) with shipping arrangements (name of shipper, contact information, and pickup timeline). All exceptionally large or irregularly shaped items will be packaged through UPS Packing and shipped via UPS. Furniture, large signs, or extra large pieces may require freight (anything over 110lbs packaged). We have shipped using two companies: Rancho Buck out of Atlanta, GA, and UShip.com. If freight or third-party shipping is needed, it is the responsibility of the buyer to coordinate and pay for all shipping. Please contact us prior to bidding with any shipping questions. Any buyer who fails to provide this information will fall under: Failure to Remove Items (para T6) Rancho Buck 404-524-9122 Uship.com S3) In-house shipping We no longer provide in-house shipping. S4) Non-Payment of Shipping If the buyer refuses or does not wish to pay for shipping or will not pick up the winning items, JD's Auctions will not refund the purchase for any reason. The buyer can then become a consignor and consign the item(s) with JD's Auctions. A contract will be sent via email for the buyer to review and sign. The contract must be scanned and emailed back to us or mailed. The buyer has five (5) days to return the signed contract. When the contract is received, JD's Auctions will lot the item in an auction. If the contract is NOT received within five (5) days, the items will be deemed abandoned and become the sole property of JD's Auctions (para T6). 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Unique estate auction in the heart of West Knoxville. Antiques, collectibles, art, and so much more. Join us for this estate auction online now and closing on Sunday, August 26th at 2pm. Mr. & Mrs. Bird's Story: Biography for sellers Kay and Bob Bird Kay King Bird is an accomplished designer with an extensive background in textiles, merchandizing, and manufacturing. Graduating with her Bachelor of Science from West Virginia University, she continued her education with the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. She designed for movies and television while working in Beverly Hills, California for such stars as Deborah Winger for the Academy Awards and Mindy's wedding dress when she married Robin Williams character Mork on their hit television sitcom. Upon her move to Richmond Virginia, Kay served as the General Manager of the retail division of Biggs Furniture, a Division of Kittinger and maker of bench-made, fine hand-crafted 18th Century reproductions. She was elected to be an associate member of the American Society of Interior Design (ASID). She chose to move from retailing to manufacturing pursuing her creative nature through the design of evening and bridal wear. Kay was distinguished as the only non-staff designer to be recognized by Pricilla of Boston and have her work placed with Pricilla's line. Deciding to transition from couture clothing; Kay created a line of totes and travel accessories that ultimately became the sole focus of her manufacturing company; The Kay King Collection. This product line was sold in every major market in North America, delivered to 46 states and 4 foreign countries. The totes and accessories were featured in exclusive shops and specialty boutiques at places such as the Greenbrier, the Homestead, Disneyland, Trimingham's Department Store in Bermuda, and throughout. Kay grew the business to the point of needing to significantly escalate the investment in The Kay King Collection if it were to compete at the next level. This came at a time when her husband was given the opportunity to follow his Fortune 50 career with an acquiring company but a move would be required. The decision was made to close Kay's factory and move with her husband to Knoxville, TN. To Kay's credit, the doors of her factory remained open until every single employee had found a new source of employment and every debt was arranged for payment. While Kay's design and business career is certainly noteworthy, her true identity is that of being a Christian. Her passion to serve God and His people through prayer and healing ministries occupy her time each and every day. Kay views her calling to be helping people come to an intimate relationship with Jesus and teaching them to know how to hear God's voice. She is an aspiring Non-fiction Christian Writer. Kay is a woman of great compassion, a teacher of the Gospel, and a spirit filled warrior for all that will reflect Jesus. Kay believes the sale of these various items from three estates will add greatly to the support of her ministry. Bob, Kay's husband of 39 years, earned his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Marketing through WVU's College of Business and Economics. He was recruited by Reynolds Metals Company out of college and was under their employ until their acquisition by Alcoa, Inc. His Reynolds career included field assignments in Chicago, Charlotte, St Louis, and Los Angeles prior to being named as Corporate Director of Marketing for Aircraft, Aerospace, Defense at their World Headquarters in Richmond, VA.. Reynolds sponsored Bob's further academic study at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business Executive Program in Finance and Industrial Marketing. Bob transitioned while at Reynolds to the primary metal commodity side of the business which became his focus within Alcoa. He represented Alcoa as their North American Sales Director for continuous cast rod along with alloyed and commodity ingot. He retired from Alcoa with 33 years of tenured service. BBird Enterprises was then established as a small business private consulting organization chartered to bring his many years of corporate experience and wisdom to those who may require an extra set of eyes on their business. Like his wife, his career is not what defines him. Bob is a Christian serving to Glorify God in a multitude of ways. Post retirement, Bob leads a jobs program he helped establish over seven years ago to assist those who are unemployed or underemployed sharpen their tools to be more competitive as they seek the right fit for their next employment opportunity. He served on the Board of Deacons at Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church. He is a founding member and Ruling Elder of New Life Gathering, a newly planted Church in the Bearden area of Knoxville. Bob is active in Bible Study Fellowship and Links Players International. In addition to his Church, Bob has served his community holding seats on the Performing Arts Council Board and on his HOA Board. He currently serves as President of the WVU Alumni Association's Smoky Mountain Chapter. He is an active member of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity's Order of the S.C. He is an avid fan of college sports. Being a native West Virginian, he is especially fond of Mountaineer football and basketball. Even with his deep WV roots, Bob always cheers for the Tennessee Volunteers… unless they are playing his Alma Mater. This auction is offered by the Birds to facilitate their goal of ministry to others. With the recent passing of Kay's Mother there was a realization that many things are kept from family estates simply because they were family items and had emotional attachments. They realized the true value was more in the memory than the item. Bob had this same experience with the loss of his Mother and recently his Brother. What once was the luxury of space in a large home became a full to the brim house that was no longer comfortable. There was always "stuff" out of place and there was no longer a place to put the "stuff". Everything being sold has a story but it's not the story that matters. It is that the person who buys these possessions will find joy, suitable use, profit, or something that meets their current need or desire. The next chapter of the story for the Birds is how their ministry will be increased as a result of this sale.