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Dates
Fri
Oct 4
10am to 5pm
2024
Sat
Oct 5
10am to 5pm
2024
Sun
Oct 6
10am to 5pm
2024

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COVID 19 GUIDELINES
G & G Estate Sales respects our clients’, buyers’, and shoppers’ health and well-being. While Covid transmission rates are greatly reduced compared to the last few years, we still encourage everyone to wear a face mask while indoors and practice social distancing when possible. If you have tested positive for Covid or are experiencing cold or flu-like symptoms and insist on coming to the sale, wear a N-95 or KN-95 face mask. Or ask a friend to come in your place so you can stay home and rest. We are not responsible for any illnesses contracted during the sale.
1. We recommend shoppers and G & G associates wear a face mask during their stay in the home.
2. Physical distancing will be encouraged throughout the sale.
3. We do not create or keep any wait lists or sign-in sheets. Please practice patience and courteousness to your fellow shoppers.
4. No public restrooms will be available.
5. Hand sanitizer will be provided for everyone to use.
6. G & G associates will not carry or load any purchases.
7. By attending this sale, you, the customer or shopper, agree to hold harmless the property owner(s), G & G Estate Liquidations, and their associates for any injuries, accidents, illnesses, or traffic tickets that occur in association with this sale.
We recognize some of these restrictions can be frustrating, but by implementing them we aim for the safest sale possible. Honestly, if you are not feeling well, please stay home, take care of yourself and avoid spreading any illness to others.

A few reminders about this sale.
1) All sales are FINAL. No returns, no exchanges.
2) All sales are CASH ONLY.
3) All sales are FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.
4) No returns, no exchanges.
5) Please be careful in and around the property. We are NOT RESPONSIBLE for injuries, illnesses, accidents, or traffic tickets.
6) Bring help for the larger items. This includes hand trucks, dollies, ropes, or straps, as well as additional people to lift the items.
7) Be considerate of the neighbors and other patrons when parking or loading your purchases.
8) Parking near the sale is your own responsibility and at your own risk. Parking in the driveway is generally not permitted.
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Description & Details

Hello, and thank you for taking a look at this sale.  A note on the schedule:  the garage will open at 12 noon on Friday instead of 10 am.  On Saturday and Sunday it will open with the rest of the sale at 10 am.

 

Take a look at the photos and you'll see there are several vintage audio pieces, including two Victrola record players, a vintage wooden AM/SW1/SW2 radio, and a large-cylinder-format hand-crank music box.  There are at least two barrister bookcases.  Here is a partial list of the other items:

  • an upright player piano with lots of piano rolls
  • vintage LPs, probably for the Victrola players
  • a Columbia Grafanola player
  • unusually designed filing cabinets (probably for specific storage requirements)
  • vintage Underwood typewriter
  • China cabinets
  • dressers & lingerie cabinets
  • a vintage National cash register
  • art nouveau (?) hanging and table lamps
  • a Coca-Cola hanging lamp
  • a Kenmore washer and dryer set
  • a collection of fire extinguishers
  • an antique room stove
  • tables: coffee, side, wall, sofa
  • dining room furniture
  • kitchen appliances and equipment
  • flatware, silverware, glasses, crystal stemware, and dishes for entertaining
  • dressers, with and without mirrors
  • beds and bedding
  • display cabinets
  • desks and office equipment
  • books, LPs, and other media

We also have clothing, shoes, framed artwork, garage-related tools and equipment, patio furniture and much, much more!  Priced to sell!

This is an exquisite piece, part secretary's desk, part display cabinets. This is a fine example of a grandfather clock, sure to enhance any decor.This china cabinet is available, as are the dishes inside.There are at least two barrister bookcases (possibly three) in this sale. You can also see the figurines on display in this one.These are not the only finely crafted filing cabinets in this sale. This card catalog-style or modern apothecary's cabinet is shown here. By the way, 4 columns of 10 rows = 40 drawers.This sale has a lot of vintage items, including the Underwood typewriter and Victrola record player sitting on top of the glass-topped desk.This emblem of Victrola belongs to one of the pieces in the sale.This particular piece is quite unique, although I'm sure there are more than a few out in the real world. This is a vintage, hand-cranked, cylinder-format music box. This hand-crank record player has a Columbia Grafanola, sitting in front of a Tiffany-inspired table lamp.In this photo, you can see the five-drawer filing cabinet. Two of the drawers are extra wide, probably for legal-sized documents. On top, the lockable four-drawer card catalog with a sliding front door. On the right, an Ohaus balance scale, sitting in front of the vintage record player with bell horn. Could be a Victrola, but possible an Edison or another maker's?This is an unmistakable Singer sewing cabinet for a treadle sewing machine. On top are several RCA Victor LPs.This is another of the barrister bookcases.Under this vintage AM / SW1 / SW2 radio is a nice glass-fronted cabinet. There are six preset buttons for specific radio stations: PHONO, WMT, and WGN are among them.This is a stand-up Victrola record player. There are other items besides the vintage music players, like this roll-top desk and wooden office chair. A rather fetching framed painting of a woman and her bicycle sits on top. There is also a small model house, a pitcher and wash basin, a bicycle bookend set, and a lamp without a shade.This, of course, is the upright player piano and stool that could be yoursFor the piano, here are some of the inner workings. And in case you were wondering, there are lots of QRS player piano rolls, with a few Aeolian and other brands. Plus, there's this nice wooden case to store them!Vintage musical playback not your thing? Try this vintage cash register from National.Or maybe this Coca-Cola hanging lamp is more your style?There is a second hanging lamp that matches a similarly-styled table lamp (next picture). Obviously you'll want both...Here is an ornate table lamp if there ever was one. Would this be an example of "art nouveau"? Here we have a very nice china cabinet with lots and lots of storage for...well...china. Or honestly whatever else you want to use it for.This piece is also a display cabinet for your various collections: stamps, coins, Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels & Matchbox cars, miniature train sets, antique blue glass, all sorts of things.This tall cabinet strikes me as a lingerie drawer, or a dresser for tall people. Come take a look and you decide.Here is an overview of several bedroom pieces: two dressers, a mirror, a lingerie cabinet, and a display cabinet.In case those other dressers weren't your preferred style, consider this one. Everyone needs a lamp to brighten up a corner. This one could do the trick. Don't forget the hexagonal table underneath it.This integrated dresser and mirror definitely has a style and "a look" to it.One of the interests that can be seen in this sale is in vintage bicycles. The wall mirror here is a part of that collection. Of course the table is also worth a look. Look carefully on the right at the blanket hanging rack.Feeling a bit worn out? Take a rest in this chair. Better yet, take it home with you.Here we are showing another dresser, taller this time, with an integrated oval mirror. There is a rocking chair in the corner.Now here we have a cuckoo clock with a deer's head on the top. Have an interest in beer steins? There are seven on this shelf.And to go along with the vintage collections, five vintage irons are on this shelf.A fine example of a Regulator clock is shown here.This is one of two fur coats available in this sale. And this is the other fur coat. As you can see this is much longer than the white coat.Two walk-in closets are in the home. This is one of them.This is another of the two walk-in closets. There are lots of clothes in both.And bedding. Don't forget the bedding. Towels, blankets, washcloths, tablecloths, all sorts of things.All white dishes, cups, saucers, candlestick holders, pouring cups, and much more!The front of the stove says Oakdale. Probably can't do a lot of cooking on it, but it looks great! And don't forget the "holiday" themed lamppost or the milkcan with the stickers on it.Yes, there is patio furniture, including this matching table and chairs set. Or this loveseat, table, and chaise lounger set.As always, there is a myriad of furnishings from the kitchen that you can sift through. Remember the end-of-year holidays are coming up. Perhaps there is a gift in there somewhere....?I mentioned the holidays, and there are Halloween and Christmas decorations, along with some Easter items.Here is a different set of holiday decorations to look through.Folding chairs are often needed when you have visitors over for an evening of games or just relaxing.The "witch" is guarding the vintage lantern, water pump, and fire call box. I think if you ask nicely, she'll let you see them.Here you can see another example of the bicycle theme in the house. In this case, the stained glass shows a pennyfarthing.More dishes are seen here, along with the four matching chairs and the dining table. There is a wooden shelf unit in the corner of the picture.Here are the Kenmore Elite washer and dryer set.Just in case you doubted the claim "Kenmore Elite".There are a few collections of glasses and stemware in this photo, as well as the Tiffany-style lamp, and let's not forget the cabinet in the center of the picture.Were you waiting for the garage items? This Sears Craftsman drawer set is in excellent shape.I especially like when the garage is organized into various boxes. It makes finding things so much easier.Here you can see a table fan, more parts drawers, and a handheld toolbox. Also, what's in those drawers?This is a first for me. Is this a collection of antique fire extinguishers?

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