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Consignment Auction March 2018 3/31/2018 LOT # QTY 1 Oliver Consignment Auction March 2018 3/31/2018 LOT # QTY LOT # QTY 301 Oliver Manure Spreader 1 320 Wooden End Table 1 Ne Ne 302 Dresser 1 321 Wooden End Table 1 Ne Ne 303 Table top Pool Set 1 322 Table Top Podium 1 Ne Ne 304 Dresser 1 323 Computer, printer and accessories 1 Ne Ne 305 Coffee Table 1 324 Large Wooden Table 1 Ne Ne 306 Box Lot with lantern, spotlight, phone 1 325 Wooden Coffee Table 1 Ne Ne 307 Box Lot with VHS Tapes 1 326 Bookcase 1 Ne Ne 308 Portable Battery - TV / Lantern Combo 1 327 Bookcase 1 Ne Ne 309 Wall Mount Gun Rack 1 328 Bookcase 1 Ne Ne 310 Set of two wooden chairs 1 329 Hinged top wooden table with storage 1 Ne Ne 311 Box Lot with VHS Player, glass globes 1 330 Dining table with leaf 1 Ne Ne 312 Eureka Upright Vacuum 1 331 Wooden Chair 1 Ne Ne 313 Stamina 4755 Recumbant Exercise Bike 1 332 Rolling drop leaf table 1 Ne Ne 314 Collapseable Jewelry Armoire 1 333 Coffee Table 1 Ne Ne 315 Five piece Bedroom Set 1 334 Metal Decorative truck 1 Ne Dresser, Chest, Queen Bed and Two Night Stands Ne 335 Metal decorative wagon 1 316 Four Piece Bedroom Set 1 Ne Ne Double Bed, Dresser, Chest and one nightstand 336 Outdoor chair cushions and rug 1 Ne 317 Christmas Wall Art 1 337 Coffee table 1 Ne Ne 318 Office Chair 1 338 Buffett and China cabinet 1 Ne Ne 319 Dining Table 1 Ne Items listed in this catalog may change without notice, per the Consigner. This is a PARTIAL catalog of items logged by 3-29-18 Gray Auctions Co. Page: 2 Consignment Auction March 2018 3/31/2018 LOT # QTY LOT # QTY 339 Bookshelf with cabinet 1 361 Two boxes enamel ware 1 Ne Ne 340 Wooden rocking chair 1 362 Display Cabinets for nick knicks / 1 Ne Ne Angel Clock 341 Coffee Table 1 Ne 363 Box of old bottles 1 342 Blue recliner 1 Ne Ne 364 Hot water dispenser 1 343 Vintage toddler bed rail 1 Ne Ne 365 Box of misc glassware 1 344 Crib 1 Ne Ne 366 Box lot of small display shelves, oil lamps 1 345 Wooden high chair 1 Ne Ne 367 Metal Toolbox and contents 1 346 Wooden high chair 1 Ne Ne 368 Box Lot room decor 1 347 Kirby upright vacuum 1 Ne Ne 369 Box lot Christmas lights, flowers 1 348 Electric typewriter and stand 1 Ne Ne 370 Box Lot Misc craft supplies 1 349 Antique Underwood typewriter 1 Ne Ne 371 Box Lot nick knicks, pictures 1 350 laptop case / briefcase 1 Ne Ne 372 Tote of glassware, serving dishes 1 351 Box Lot Assorted Dishes 1 Ne Ne 373 Tote of Christmas decor 1 352 Easy Bake Oven 1 Ne Ne 374 Box Lot jars, vases 1 353 Cast iron tea pot 1 Ne Ne 375 Tote of misc home decor 1 354 Box Lot Angels 1 Ne Ne 376 Tote of misc home decor 1 355 Box and tote of computer accessories 1 Ne Ne 377 Crate of porcelain doll and mason jars 1 356 Box and tote of glassware 1 Ne Ne 378 Box lot stadium seats 1 357 Tote of lamp and misc items 1 Ne Ne 379 Box of nick knicks 1 358 Plastic flower bed border 1 Ne Ne 380 Metal cabinet 1 359 Hanging light fixture 1 Ne Ne 381 Tote of cake stands 1 360 Box of misc kitchen utensils / knives 1 Ne Ne 382 Tote of misc wooden shelves 1 Ne Items listed in this catalog may change without notice, per the Consigner. This is a PARTIAL catalog of items logged by 3-29-18 Gray Auctions Co. Page: 3 Consignment Auction March 2018 3/31/2018 LOT # QTY LOT # QTY 383 Wooden plant stand 1 405 China Cabinet 1 Ne Ne 384 Wooden picnic basket 1 406 Three (3) 5 Gallon gas cans 1 Ne Ne 385 Tote of glassware 1 407 5 Gallon Craftsman shop vac 1 Ne Ne 386 Electronic dart board 1 408 Coleman cooler and Playmate cooler 1 Ne Ne 387 Basket of clocks 1 409 Tote of outdoor Extension cords 1 Ne Ne 388 Tote with pressure cooker / glassware 1 410 Generator adaptor cord set 1 Ne Ne 389 Tote with glass serving ware, serving platters 1 411 Two (2) Foot spas 1 Ne Ne 390 Box Lot Clock, bible, and misc 1 412 120 Volt Craftsman inflator 1 Ne Ne 391 Tote of glassware 1 413 Tote of Surge Protectors 1 Ne Ne 392 Box of misc glassware, copper statues 1 414 Tote of indoor extension cords 1 Ne Ne 393 Crate with punch bowl set and cake stands 1 415 Tote of extension cords 1 Ne Ne 394 Box Lot of silver plate serving ware 1 416 16 gal Shop Vac 1 Ne Ne 395 Grinder 1 417 Four (4) Aluminum Beach Chairs 1 Ne Ne 396 Two metal rolling carts 1 418 Metal toolbox and contents 1 Ne Ne 397 Box of Camo clothing 1 419 Metal toolbox and contents 1 Ne Ne 398 Tote of Owl decor 1 420 Tote and box of extension cords 1 Ne Ne 399 Trash Can / Storage cabinet 1 421 Plastic box with contents 1 Ne Ne 400 Twin bed and frame 1 422 Oster ice crusher 1 Ne Ne 401 Small wooden table 1 423 Craftsman power blower (electric) 1 Ne Ne 402 Entertainment Center 1 424 Tote with electric Homelife Chainsaw 1 Ne Ne 403 Coffee Table and Two End tables (3 pc set) 1 425 Electric drill and case 1 Ne Ne 404 Step Stool 1 426 Trashcan and contents 1 Ne Ne Items listed in this catalog may change without notice, per the Consigner. This is a PARTIAL catalog of items logged by 3-29-18 Gray Auctions Co. Page: 4 Consignment Auction March 2018 3/31/2018 LOT # QTY LOT # QTY 427 Electric Reminton 13" Chain saw 1 449 Tote of gift boxes 1 Ne Ne 428 Karcher 360 Pressure Washer 1 450 Coleman Water Cooler 1 Ne Ne 429 Craftsman Electric 14" Chainsaw 1 451 Box of Brass Candle holders 1 Ne Ne 430 Craftsman 4 cycle mini tiller 1 452 Box of Coke Glassware 1 Ne Ne 431 Christie Battery Charger 1 453 Box Lot Cosmetic Supplies 1 Ne Ne 432 Metal Firewood cart 1 454 Tote of Curtains, Linens 1 Ne Ne 433 8 x 10 Tarp 1 455 Tote of Glassware 1 Ne Ne 434 Black and Decker Electric Trimmer 1 456 Suitcase 1 Ne Ne 435 Dremel Tool and Case 1 457 Wooden Display Shelf 1 Ne Ne 436 Small plastic toolbox and contents 1 458 Bag of Candy Dishes 1 Ne Ne 437 Large plastic toolbox and contents 1 459 Tote of Lamp Globes 1 Ne Ne 438 Metal Pail and contents 1 460 Box Lot Stationary 1 Ne Ne 439 Stack of pots 1 461 Box Lot Foot Spa & Massagers 1 Ne Ne 440 Toolbox and contents 1 462 Tote of Plastic Punch Cups 1 Ne Ne 441 Craftsman Circular saw and case 1 463 Rolling plastic Tote full of Christmas 1 Ne Ne Gift bags 442 Tacklebox and contents w/ styrofoam ... 1 Ne minnow bucket 464 Metal Garment Rack 1 Ne 443 Presto electric double burner 1 465 Box Lot Floral Arrangements, Pillow 1 Ne portable range Ne 466 Basket Lot with Mirror 1 444 Children's Ironing board 1 Ne Ne 467 Box of Misc Kitchen Utensils 1 445 1 full roll & 1 partial roll plastic sheeting 1 Ne Ne 468 Blue Crate w/ Books and Craft Supplies 1 446 Electric drill and case 1 Ne Ne 469 Red Crate with Craft Supplies 1 447 Folding wood working table 1 Ne Ne 470 Wooden Chair and Massage Cushion 1 448 Milk Jug 1 Ne Ne Items listed in this catalog may change without notice, per the Consigner. This is a PARTIAL catalog of items logged by 3-29-18 Gray Auctions Co. Page: 5 Consignment Auction March 2018 3/31/2018 LOT # QTY LOT # QTY 471 Blue Tub w/ Floral Arrangements 1 493 Bag of Queen size bedding 1 Ne Ne 472 Electric Space Heater 1 494 Box of Plastic Kitchen items 1 Ne Ne 473 Box Lot Books 1 495 Fireplace Candelabra 1 Ne Ne 474 Box Lot Lamps, Flower Pots, etc 1 496 Tacklebox with contents 1 Ne Ne 475 Suitcase 1 497 Box of misc tools 1 Ne Ne 476 Box Lot of Angels 1 498 Box of pictures 1 Ne Ne 477 Box Lot Race Car Memorabilia 1 499 Tote of pictures and photo albums 1 Ne Ne 478 Box Lot Cassette Tapes, Home Decor 1 500 Box of cups and glasses 1 Ne Ne 479 Box Lot Coca Cola Straw Holder, Snow Globe 1 501 VHS storage case 1 Ne Ne 480 Box of Floral Arrangements 1 502 Box of curtains and misc corkboard 1 Ne Ne 481 Bag of Pictures, dartboard 1 503 Box of misc home decor, bird clock, basket 1 Ne Ne 482 Bag of Wreaths 1 504 Box of misc Avon items 1 Ne Ne 483 Box of Outdoor Christmas Decor 1 505 Wingback chair 1 Ne Ne 484 Box of Glass Cannisters 1 506 Folding table 1 Ne Ne 485 Oriental Rug 1 507 Ironing board 1 Ne Ne 486 Area Rug 1 508 Sears Kenmore sewing machine 1 Ne Ne 487 Blue Area Rug 1 509 Minolta Binoculars 1 Ne Ne 488 Area Rug 1 510 Hand crank ice cream maker 1 Ne Ne 489 Set of two (2) green rugs 1 511 Basket of tent stakes and hooks 1 Ne Ne 490 3 bags misc candles, shadow boxes ..
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