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Sunday October 13 Dollar Auction - Potluck 09/29/21 12:17:39 Sunday October 13 Dollar Auction - Potluck Auction Opens: Mon, Oct 7 7:00am PT Auction Closes: Sun, Oct 13 5:00pm PT Lot Title Lot Title RC1445 Candle Holders RE0128 Pallet Of Various Items, Ladder, Craftsman 12 RC1446 Protor -Silex super shooter cordless cookie In Band Saw Sander press & food decorator RE0129 Pallet Of Different Items, Picnic Basket, Lawn RC1447 old brass planters Chair, Olympia Monica Typewritter RC1448 Electra Professional Multiline telephone RE0130 Pallet Of Different Items, VHS Tapes, Stereo, Keyboard, Drums, Speakers, Pots And Pans RC1449 Glass plates serving plates, jars (storage) RE0131 Shark Picture RE0105 Pallet Lot Various Items, Microwave, Kitchen items RE0132 Lot Of Different Items, Doll, Heater, Records, Helmet RE0106 Pallet Lot Various Household Items, Stool, Books, Knick Knacks, Outside Table RE0133 Pallet Of Different Items, Pictures, Playstation RE0107 Lot Of Various Items, Stool, Carpet Cleaner, RE0134 Cabinet (some damage) Ironing Board, Silverware RE0135 Kathy Ireland TV Stand RE0108 Lot Of Various Items, Wall Clock, Vacuum, RE0136 Cabinet (some damage) Shoes RE0137 Cabinet (some damage) RE0109 Lot Of Various Items, Ladder, Sander RE0138 Filing Cabinet RE0110 Lot Of Various Items, Miller Light Up Sign, RE0139 Pallet Full Of Different Items, Speaker, Mirror, Paint Supplies, Books Heater RE0111 Stereo Table RE0140 Rug Rover Carpet Cleaner RE0112 Tall White Bookcase(some damage) RE0141 Pallet Of Different Items, Vacuum Hose, RE0113 Tall White Bookcase(some damage) Books, Tree RE0114 Tall White Bookcase(some damage) RE0142 Pallet Of Various Items Heater, XMas Items RE0115 Tall White Bookcase(some damage) RE0143 Pallet Of Various Items, Rocker, Comforter RE0117 Tall White Bookcase(some damage) RE0144 Lot Of Various Items, Cart, Throw RE0118 Tall White Bookcase(some damage) RE0145 Lot With Washer, Books, Suitcase RE0119 Maytag Fridge (some damage) RE0146 Lot Of Various Items Christmas Lights, Records RE0120 Kenmore Ultra Fabric Care RE0147 Cabinet Full Of Picture And Frames RE0121 Box Of Painting RE0148 Coffee Table RE0122 Box Of Various Items, Books, Propane Lantern RE0149 Whirlpool Washer RE0123 Display Case RE0150 Pallet Of Various Items, Pots And Pans, RE0124 Box Of Various Items, Doll, VHS Movies Blanket, Tire Chains RE0125 Box Of Various Items, Umbrella RE0151 2-Ottomans/plastic drawer container/bowling ball and more RE0126 Lot Of Various Items, Tackle Box And Misc Tools RF0384 EnMotion Paper Towel Dispenser RE0127 Pallet Of Various Items, Cooler, Desk RF0385 My mail list deluxe RF0386 Data pilot and more 1/13 09/29/21 12:17:39 Lot Title Lot Title RF0387 SAfety Masks RF0440 Glass bowls RF0388 Man's Travel Bag RF0441 3 Backpacks RF0389 Huge Lot of Placements RF0442 Dog sweater, etc. RF0390 Silver Desk Lamp RF0443 Four serving platters RF0392 3D Instrument wall art RF0444 Two Lady bug pillows RF0393 Simple mobile sim cards RF0445 Glass houseware collection RF0394 Football cards RF0446 Aquarium filter base gravel fish tank RF0395 Simplified Payroll Book1-15 Employees RF0447 Old vanity mirror 3'x 18" RF0396 Baseball cards RF0448 3'x4'cork board RF0397 Lid Opener -Works Great- RF0449 2-Drawer steelworks file cabinet RF0398 Large 10 key Machine RF0450 Baseball Cards RF0399 Misc. Electronics RF0451 Decorative Plate RF0400 Baseball Card Collection RF0452 ceramic solar latern RF0401 Box of Baseball Cards RF0453 Lighted Porcelain RF0402 2 Bathroom Porcelain Containers RF0454 Old Greece Doll RF0403 Football Card lot RF0455 Tested! Works great. Homedics neck massager RF0404 Grandeur noel carved wooden santa RF0456 Skeal Hats RF0407 Sports cards RF0457 Huge Lot of Paperback Books RF0408 Hugh lot of nail polish RF0458 Baseball talk cards RF0409 iRobot Device RF0459 USB AC power outlet charger adapter RF0410 Tested works! credit card machine RF0460 Cobblestone corners 2002 x-mas house RF0411 Glass Vases RF0461 bike cable lock RF0412 skirt and scarf RF0462 New nine west purse RF0413 Small wooden horse on wheels RF0463 old glass ornaments RF0415 NFL Oakland raiders stuffed bear RF0464 European glass ornaments RF0422 Royal Paper Shredder -Works Great- RF0465 Showbox photo viewer RF0423 Shower curtain rods RF0466 Santa bubble gum dispenser RF0424 Antique Tin Cans RF0467 Digital road and city travvel guide RF0425 Glass fruit bowl RF0468 Cobblestone corners 2002 3 stories x-mas house RF0426 Wizard diamond router RF0469 Easter egg grocery decoaration RF0427 Wooden carved wall picture RF0470 Indi Racing autographed hat RF0428 old Vintage thermometer RF0471 Avon Feng shui aromatheropy collection RF0429 Hugh nail polish lot RF0472 Sun mountain cool flag speed cart RF0430 Potpourri/rock/sand/candle holder RF0473 Jet,am House wood carving RF0431 New scrapbooks RF0474 hallmark ornament RF0432 New scrapbooks RF0475 Glass serving tray RF0433 Motorola universal bluetooth headset H390 RF0476 Coffee press by Bodum RF0434 Domino set RF0477 Plastic bathroom vanity sorter RF0435 2 Digitial communicators RF0478 500 Window Envelopes RF0436 Like new girls skechers size 7 RF0483 Palm Tree design footrest RF0437 1961 annual RF0484 baseball cards RF0438 Japanese ornament RF0485 Porcelain rocking horse RF0439 Upper Deck baseball cards sleeves RF0487 1 Dozen pentel superball fine line oens -new- 2/13 09/29/21 12:17:39 Lot Title Lot Title RF0490 Laptop bag/briefcase WB0493 Special Ceremony Glass Decor Item RF0491 Case of Thermal Shipping Paper WB0494 Nice Glass Piece RF0494 Hand Made Scarfs and Hats WB0495 Heart Shaped Glass Case RF0495 Christmas Ornaments WB0496 Drinking Glasses RF0497 Small travel bag WB0497 Special Ceremony Glass Decor RF0498 Lot of 10 ear pieces WB0498 Plastic Bowl RF0500 Working video fone WB0499 Candle Holders RF0512 Like New Ogio performance golf bag WB0500 Very Nice Wall Hangings RF0513 Office set WB0501 "Hot Air Safari' Decor WB0459 Really Unique Piece *Elephant* WB0577 Ladies Shoes -Very Nice- WB0460 Nice Glass Elephant Sculpture WB0578 Cat Dish WB0461 Fancy ligh Glass WB0579a Nice Womans Boots WB0462 Very Rare Small Elephant Secret Case WB0581 Ladies Boots WB0463 Modern Elephant Sculpture *Very Nice* WB0582a Ladies Tennis Shoes WB0464 Very Unique Elephant Figurine WB0583 Nine West Ladies Shoes WB0465 Very Nice Glass Elephant Figure WB0584 Womans Boots WB0466 Small Vintage Elephant Holder WB0585 Nice Ladies Shoes -White- WB0467 Unique Elephant Sculpture WB0586 Nice Ladies Boots WB0468 Elephant Decorative Plate WB0587 Ladies Shoes WB0469 Girl in the Flowers Decor Plate WB0588 Ladies Shoes WB0470 Mikasa Dish Set WB0589 Nice Dinnerware Set -Colorfull Plates and WB0471 Mikasa Dish Set Mugs- WB0472 Magic Sense Sliverware Set WB0590 Yelow Mugs Butterfly Art on It WB0473 Lenox "Touch of Luck" Elephant Figurine WB0591 Green Mug WB0474 Igor "Smile" Coffee Cup WB0592 Disney's Bella Tea Cup WB0475 Frost Glass Elephants Figurines WB0593 3 Pieces of Fine Glassware -Classy- WB0476 San Diego Zoo Elephant Mug WB0594 ladies Purse WB0477 Dumbo Figurine WB0595 Happy Hugs Doll WB0478 NY Belt buckle WB0596 Nice Display Plate WB0479 Mikasa Pitcher WB0597 Sunfower Display Plate WB0480 Nice Dishes WB0598 Ladies Bag WB0481 Sacramento Ca Collectable WB0599 Ladies Purse WB0482 Glass Heart Case WB0600 Artificial Flower Arragemnt WB0483 Napkin Rings WB0601 Oneida Silverware Set WB0484 Mother and Son Decor Plate WB0602 Lot of Stuffed Animals and More WB0485 Really Nice Elephant in Glass Ball WB0603 2 Glass Candle Holders WB0486 Hand And Rose Decorative Piece WB0604 Glass REcipient WB0487 Unique Vintage Ladies Umbrella WB0605 4 Peces of Clear Glassware WB0488 Panasonic Palmcorder VHS Ancient Artifact WB0606 2 Pieces of Clear Glassware WB0489 Tulip Tyme Stoneware Collection Plate WB0607 3 Pieces of White Glassware WB0490 Really Nice Plate WB0608 2 Pieces of Glassware WB0491 Very Unique Elephant Sculpture WB0609 Xera Pyrex Meassuring Pitcher WB0492 Walts 100's Collectors Item WB0610 Cherry Plate 3/13 09/29/21 12:17:39 Lot Title Lot Title WB0611 Really Nice Rug WB0655 Ladies Headwear WB0612 Lot of Clothing/Linen WB0656 Ladies Shoes WB0613 Lot of Clothing WB0657 Potenza Ladies Shoes WB0614 Lot of Clothing WB0658 Ladies hat WB0615 Lot of Clothing WB0659 Ladies Headwear WB0616 Lot of Unknown Items *Rare* WB0660 Vince Camuto Ladies Shoes WB0617 Lot of Clothing WB0661 Nice Frame Artwork WB0618 Lot of Clothing WB0662 Lot of Clothing WB0619 Lot of Clothing WB0663 Lot of Clothing WB0620 Lot of Clothing WB0664 Loth Of Clothing WB0621 Lot of Kitchenware Items WB0665 Lot of Clothing WB0622 Lot of Books WB0666 Lot of Clothing WB0623 Boxfull of Hangers WB0667 Clothing Purses and More WB0624 Lot of Books WB0668 Lot of Clothing WB0625 Nice Tablecloth WB0669 Clothing WB0626 NIce Tablecloth WB0670 Nine West ladies Shoes WB0627 Baby Girl Pink Jacket WB0671 Very Nice Ladies Shoes WB0628 NIce Womans Necklace WB0672 Ladies Shoes WB0629 Play Station 1 with Controler WB0673 Hello Kitty Thing WB0631 Spongebob Squarepants Ornament WB0674 Ladies Head Cover? WB0632 Trixie Belden The Secret of Mansion WB0675 Ladies Hat WB0633 MIsc Items *Hats. Pens, Pencils and More* WB0676 Nine West Ladies Shoes WB0634 Old Prunner WB0677 Ladies Shoes size 7 1/2 WB0635 Silver Ladies Purse WB0678 Ladies Top Hat WB0636 Ladies bag WB0679 Ladies Hat WB0637 Girls Purse WB0680 Nice Ladies Hat with White Bow WB0638 Piece Glassware WB0681 Silver COLORED Picture Frame WB0639 Nice Purse WB0682 Ladies Hat WB0640 Ladies Boots *Nice Grrr* WB0683 Old Ladies Hat *Unique Design* WB0641 Wooden Picture Frame WB0684 Wooden Picture Frame WB0642 Gold COLORED Picture Frame WB0685
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