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World's Largest Online Retailer Returns- 2530-2534 Acme Court- FEBRUARY 20 09/24/21 02:13:30 World's Largest Online Retailer Returns- 2530-2534 Acme Court- FEBRUARY 20 Auction Opens: Fri, Feb 14 6:00am PT Auction Closes: Thu, Feb 20 6:00pm PT Lot Title Lot Title TKC0100 Crock Pot- Modular Entertaining System- Slow TKC0123 Squatty Potty- The Original Toilet Stool Cooker TKC0124 Therapedic- Sherpa Reversible Warming TKC0101 Nautica- 3 Piece Longpoint Comforter Set- Blanket- Gray- King (100" x 90") Full/ Queen TKC0125 Choicest Comfort- Down Fiber Multichamber TKC0102 Madison Park- Palmer-7 Piece Comforter Set- Pillow ( 18.5" x 34.5" x 1.5") Cal King TKC0127 Hives Honey- Jewelry Frame- Sealed (12"W x TKC0103 Whimsical Blue Waters- 20" Wreath Seashell 1 3/4"D x 15"H) TKC0104 Smart Dry - Memory Foam Bath Mat (24" x TKC0128 Heartland- 325TC Twin Fitted Sheet 58") TKC0129 Bendon- Trolls-Imagine Ink Magic Ink Pictures TKC0105 LED Ruby Rattan Tree (48") TKC0130 Origins- Microfiber Tablecloth TKC0107 Hives Honey- Jewelry Frame- Sealed (12"W x TKC0131 Garland- Bathroom Rug Set 1 3/4"D x 15"H) TKC0132 Design Soluions- Total Blackout Curtain- TKC0109 Classic Collection- Antalya- 6 Piece Comforter Darcy- White(50" x 108") Set- King TKC0133 Brookstone- N a p Cozy Wearable Throw (60" TKC0110 Smart N Dry- Ultra Fast Drying Memory Foam x 70") Bath Mat ( 21" x 34") TKC0134 Candle Impressions- Flameless Wax Candle TKC0111 Classic Border- Decorative Accent Rug (30" x 46") TKC0135 Design Solutions- Total Blackout Curtain- Quinn- Ivory (50" x 84") TKC0112 Wamsutta- 300TC Cotton Down Pillow TKC0136 Attachable Hangers TKC0113 Noritake-Colorwave- Place Setting- 4 Piece- Clay TKC0137 Charisma- 1200TC Sheet Set- Queen TKC0114 Hives Honey- Jewelry Frame- Sealed (12"W x TKC0138 Soap Dispencer 1 3/4"D x 15"H) TKC0139 Zerowater- 5 Stage Replacement Filter- Sealed TKC0115 Total Eclipse- !00% Blackout Rod Pocket TKC0140 Attachable Hangers Window Panels- Berry ( 38" x 84") TKC0141 Levtex Home- Luxury Quilt Set- King TKC0116 Winter Wonderland- Mantle Clips- Set of 4 TKC0142 Winter Wonderland - 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Set of 10 Attachable Hangers TKC0162 Squatty Potty - Toilet Stool TKC0196 TheraPedic - TruCool Diamond Luxury Foam Mattress Topper (Twin X-Long) TKC0163 OXO - 14-Piece Knife Block Set (Missing Scissors) TKC0197 TheraPedic - X-Small Weighted Blanket, 8 lbs (Factory Sealed) TKC0164 Brookstone - Heated Throw Blanket TKC0198 simplehuman - Semi-Round Step-On Trash Can TKC0165 Lichtenberg - 24x54in Curtain Set wtih Valence (50 Liter) TKC0167 Olivia & Oliver - Waffle Duvet Cover Set TKC0199 Metal Napkin Holder (Full/Queen) TKC0200 Garden Joy - Folding Seat/Kneeler TKC0168 Progressive - Lettuce Keeper TKC0201 Boska - Cheese Fondue Party Set TKC0169 Candle Impressions - Flameless Wax Candle TKC0202 Modern Farmhouse - Set of 2 Cereal Bowls TKC0170 The Original Turbie Twist - Super Absorbent Hair Towel (Set of 2) TKC0203 simplehuman - Semi-Round Step-On Trash Can (50 Liter) TKC0171 Measuring Cups TKC0204 Rubbermaid - 6-Piece Food Containers with TKC0172 Anolon Advanced Hard Anodized Nonstick Lids Cookware Pots TKC0205 Lenox - 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