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Japanese Sword/Samurai Helmet, Keychain
Firm price: $14.00 This is a super cool, good quality keychain with a samurai figurine in metal. Condition: good with some loss of detail due to age and use More photos in the gallery below. Follow Heritage Collectibles on AuctionNinja.com/heritage-collectibles We … Continue reading
Tall Stepladder (4 steps)
Firm Price: $40.00 Condition: Very good. It works as it should. For dimensions, capacity, etc please see photos. More photos in the gallery below. Follow Heritage Collectibles on AuctionNinja.com/heritage-collectibles We have lots of cool stuff coming up!For example:… an auction downsizing … Continue reading
Brand New Jute Home Sweet Home Style Scatter Rug
Firm Price: $25.00 This is a new, never used jute carpet in shades of dark rust, brown and black, with a homey design. Condition: New. There is one area of about an inch or so where the edge stitching has … Continue reading
More Photos from the Upcoming Estate Sale – Saturday, January 21st in Livermore Falls, Maine
IMPORTANT SAFETY ISSUES: 1) Due to the Friday storm and need to get the property plowed & sanded Saturday morning, the sale will begin at 10:00 AM. NO EXCEPTIONS. 2) Because in my other business, I go into the homes … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s Era, 1960s Era, 1970s Era, 1980s Era, 1990s Era, Cameras, Furniture - Dressers & Bureaus
Tagged art, Bell & Howell, camera, Cameras, canon, digital camera, dish sets, estate sale, film camera, floating shelf, Heritage Collectibles, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, household items, inexpensive home decor, inexpensivehomedecor, kitchenwares, lamps, lenses, Livermore Falls, photographic equipment, Scandia, tripod, vintage dolls, wheat dishes
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Cameras & Photographic Equipment – Vintage, Newer and Related Pieces – At the Estate Sale on Saturday, January 21st
IMPORTANT SAFETY ISSUES: 1) Due to the Friday storm and need to get the property plowed & sanded Saturday morning, the sale will begin at 10:00 AM. NO EXCEPTIONS. 2) Because in my other business, I go into the homes … Continue reading
Posted in Cameras, Furniture - Dressers & Bureaus
Tagged Bell & Howell, camera, Cameras, canon, digital camera, estate sale, film camera, Heritage Collectibles, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, inexpensive home decor, inexpensivehomedecor, lenses, Livermore Falls, photographic equipment, tripod
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SOLD! Set of Vintage/Retro Atomic Starburst TV Trays
Firm Price: $75.00 If you love retro, these must be what you’re looking for! Condition: Good. The edges have been banged up a bit, and there’s a section at the bottom of the rack where the stretcher should be reglued, … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s Era, 1960s Era, Furniture - Antique & Vintage, Furniture - Kitchen and Dining
Tagged atomic, atomic tray, baked beans, bean pot, black bean pot, Heritage Collectibles, Heritage Collectibles Books & Maps, inexpensive home decor, inexpensivehomedecor, retro tray, retro tv tray, starburst, tv trays
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SOLD! Beautiful Double-Handled Very Dark Brown/Black Bean Pot
Firm Price: $25.00 This is an absolutely lovely bean pot. My own is the classic brown and white model, and I hadn’t seen one like this before, and didn’t find a brand or makers mark on it. (It does, however, … Continue reading
SOLD! Art Nouveau Style Green Chandelier with Many Crystals
Firm Price: $80.00 I love love love this old chandelier, which I bought many years ago… at an auction, I think, The plan was to have my electrician husband install it in the house, but he passed away before we … Continue reading
SOLD! Nice Lot of About a Dozen Metal Baking & Cake Pans, Including Some Pyrex Brand
Firm Price: $25.00 for everything. It looks like all of these pieces of baking dishes have been used, and could probably benefit from a decent scrubbing, although none are what one would call grubby. The cook who used them did … Continue reading