at 1225 Main / Stateline Road in Southaven, Ms 38671
Preview on Friday, July 11th from 10:00 am until 8:00 pm
Big Two Day Auction on
Saturday, July 12th, 2008at 10:00 am
& Sunday, July 13th, 2008 at 1:00 pm
Lambert’s Auction Service is honored to have been commissioned by mall owner, Mr. Willie Leflore, to sell at public auction the complete inventory & fixtures of “Antiques on Main Mall”. The mall is literally PACKED full of quality antiques, furniture & collectibles. There will be a full day’s auction on both days with many items of interest, so come prepared for a fast paced, fun & exciting auction.
Directions; From Interstate 55 in the Southaven / Memphis area, take exit #291 (Main Street / State Line Road) - travel west about 1/2 mile, Auction will be on the left in DeSoto Plaza.
Plenty of off-street parking. Watch for auction signs.
This is only a very partial listing as the mall is packed and there is just far too much to list. Just an unbelievable amount of merchandise… something for everyone!
Furniture:
Wonderful large pine plantation cupboard (7' tall - 5' wide), oak Empire curio/china, large three door Victorian curio/china, huge oak entertainment center (9' 2" tall, 9' 3" wide & 2' 2" deep), Victorian medallion back sofa, great five stack barrister’s bookcase w/base & crown in oak, mahogany 3 tier dumbwaiter, two Mission oak desks, large fireplace mantle, nice spool cabinet, quarter sawn oak Empire wardrobe w/beveled glass doors, Eastlake dresser w/glove boxes & mirror, slate top dining table w/6 chairs, Spanish style china hutch w/matching buffet, dry sink, French bow-top china hutch, Duncan Phife 7 drawer chest, large double dome-top china, Duncan Phife drop front secretary, cherry Jamison dresser w/glove boxes & mirror & matching night stand, oak 4 drawer dresser, walnut Bible stand, modern painted Mission style display china, marble top 3 drawer dresser, cherry Queen Anne server, 4 drawer dresser (Looks like a spice cabinet!), 2 large matching wood lighted showcases with glass shelves, French tapestry chair, pine corner cupboard, maple corner cupboard, walnut turned leg drop leaf table, modern desk w/bookcase hutch top, Depression era wardrobe w/beveled mirror, painted primitive wardrobe, pair of parlor chairs w/cabriolet legs, several small marble top tables, Depression medallion door china up on legs, rose carved fireside chair, turned leg table with set of 6 great carved balloon back chairs, nice vintage wrought iron breakfast table w/four matching chairs, lots of small bookcase & wall shelves, several 1900’s to 1940’s china hutches, book troughs, lots of odd sets of chairs, several very nice walnut tables, canoe shaped bookcase, Eames style drop leaf table w/4 chairs, several of the very nicest iron baker’s racks, display rack of iron and glass w/beveled shelves shaped like a huge pie cooler, English drop center dresser, good early butterfly leaf pub table w/matching chairs, large four light china, iron & glass wall display, nice shell carved hall tree, great fireside chair with birds & floral needle-point, country wash stand, primitive log & branch hat rack, several nice rocking chairs, country harvest table with 4 mule-ear rush-bottom ladder-back chairs, pie safe with punched tin doors, Queen Anne bench, garden bench, lots of small decorator tables, English wet bar, piano & organ stools, small bookcase w/leaded glass doors, several mahogany corner cabinets & cupboards, more to come!
Remember, you can see hundreds of pictures of the items in this auction by visiting our web page at auctionzip.com!
Special items:
Ships wheel from the “MV Ancient Mariner” christened the "Seattle" circa 1913 (Ship retired in 1972 and wheel totaly restored to original finish in May 2007), large National cash register Model 1912, Reg. # S88040, Size 442 in finish 13 (Nickel) Great piece! 6 full size double compartment lighted commercial showcases w/locks, several floor model showcases, several vintage style bicycles in near mint condition (Schwin Cruiser Deluxe / Western Flyer Special Edition / Roadmaster 16' Junior), showcase of good pocket watches & hundreds of vintage silver coins, full security system with video monitoring, showcase full of good Hull, Van Briggle, Hummell figurines & Roseville pottery, pair of 6' hand carved wooden Indians, Hohner Sexlet Tremolo harmonica with original box circa 1893 - 1900.
Smalls & Collectibles:
Roseville pottery, Hull matte glaze pottery, Van Briggle pottery, several pieces of Staffordshire England pottery, Blue Willow, Yellow-Ware, several very nice mantle lustres, large lot of American pattern Fostoria, several pieces of opalescent Fostoria, several good clocks, Bohemian cut glass ruby to clear epergne, large collection of salt & pepper shakers including Millie & Willie, collection of good cookie jars, lots of silver-plate, large lot of amber glass, large lot of blue & white, good vintage clothing, Dazey football churn, wooden hand crank churn, several very nice crocks, churns & jugs from small to large, good vintage toys, lots of Walt Disney collectibles, good lamps & hanging lamps, lanterns, old books & Bibles, decorator items, King’s Crown glass, Fenton glass, several quilts, hundreds of good pictures & frames, Maxfield Parrish print, several great bubble-front pictures (Including a scarce square shaped), vintage “Clinging to the cross” print in original frame, lots of collector plates, large amount of crystal, old spinning wheel, lots of vintage & collector dolls, pedal cars, old tools & farm items, several new candy machines, several candy jars including “Lays”, “Tom’s” & others, lot of head vases, large lot of beer advertising mirrors, old signs & thermometers, Nippon dragon-ware, black memorabilia, Vaseline glass, 2 working traffic lights, lot of glass prisms, old fans, large amount of old kitchen ware, old wooden wheel chair, campaign desk, Elvis Presley memorabilia, large lot of Oriental items, floor model pagoda bird cage, several pieces of good McCoy pottery, large lot of rolling pins, large lot of beer steins, several shelves full of miscellaneous beer related items, old iron & wood school desks, baskets, booth of movies & posters, old records, comics & rack, old bottles, old dome top trunk, Depression glass, Speas gallon vinegar jar, porcelain pill boxes, carousel horse, Westmoreland glass, art glass, antique wicker baby buggy, Coca-Cola cooler, old chicken crate, booth full of collectible Christmas items, decorator plates, cup & saucer sets, small showcase of political items, and just so much more than we can list here. Remember, this is only a very partial listing, just come on out and see for yourself on sale day!
Terms Of Sale; Cash, good check (With current bank letter of credit made out to Lambert‘s Auction Service), Master-Card or Visa. 10% buyers premium added to hammer price to determine final bid on all items sold. Everything sells as-is, where-is, with no guarantees. All announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material. All items subject to prior sale. Not responsible for accidents or loss. Auction held regardless of weather. Arrive early & bring your lawn chairs.
Auctioneer -
Col. Terry Lambert - Cell Phone 1-662-643-8926
Certified Personal Property Appraiser -
Terra Lambert, CAGA - Cell Phone 1-662-643-8927
Mr. Willie Leflore (Mall Owner)
- Shop Phone 1-662-342-0725
Lambert’s Auction Service
- MAL #976
If no answer, leave message, We will return your call. We specialize in & buy antiques & estates.
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