Vinnie Williams & M. Phillips estates

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Announcing the sale of the Vinnie Williams and M. Phillips estates. Saturday July 11th and Sunday 12th. Sale location will be disclosed at 9:00 a.m. on Friday July 10th. Sale hours are 9:00-3:00 on Saturday and 1-4 on Sunday( bargain day). No early sales and no preview. All sales are final. Not responsible for accidents at this sale. Miss Vinnie as she was called was the owner and publisher of the Oconee Enterprise, accomplished novelist, and ardent supporter of the local volunteer fire department and other causes. This sale contains a wide variety of items from the 1800's to current and are priced to sell. Parking will be very limited so you may want to be dropped off unless you like walking. Several parking spaces two houses down on new high shoals rd.  We may have to control entry numbers depending on response. There are two buildings on the property that will help spread folks out. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT BEFORE VIEWING PICTURES. THIS SALE WAS SCHEDULED FOR MARCH AND DUE TO COVID 19 IS BEING HELD IN JULY. SOME OF THE DOLLS PICTURED HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE SALE AND WILL NOT BE AT THE SITE ON JULY 11TH. I WILL DO MY BEST TO UPDATE THIS LISTING IF ANYTHING CHANGES. AS OF TODAY THE DOLLS PICTURED THAT WILL NOT BE AT THE SITE ARE:  # 14, 15, 16, 18, 21,133, 134,& 150. THERE COULD BE OTHERS SO VIEW THE LISTING ON MONDAY JULY 6TH. THIS WILL BE THE FINAL LIST DAY AND ALL REMAINING DOLLS WILL BE ON SITE JULY11TH. WE ARE NOT ABLE TO RETAKE ALL THE PICTURES BUT I WILL LIST ANY PICTURED THAT ARE NOT ON SITE ON SALE DAY BY 7/6/20. SORRY FOR ANY CONFUSION BUT THERE ARE DIFFERENT CIRCUMSTANCES WITH THE ESTATE 3 MONTHS AFTER IT WAS FIRST SCHEDULED. I DO NOT WANT ANY OF MY CUSTOMERS COMING TO THE SALE EXPECTING A CERTAIN DOLL TO BE THERE AND IT NOT BE ON SITE AND FOR SALE. A HANDFUL OF OTHER ITEMS HAVE BEEN REMOVED BUT THOSE PICTURES WILL BE DELETED BY 7/6.  There are over 1,000 items in this sale so a comprehensive listing is prohibitive but some highlights are: 160+ collectible dolls of all kinds early madame Alexander- Rose Mary-Story Book-Bye-lo, patsy Ann, Ethnic-and others, 17 Georgia quilts, 1910 240 piece post card collection from Athens Georgia area, Grier's almanac collection from 1917 forward, 1910's wood washing machine, early metal ice box, 100's of books with some first editions and some signed, cook books, southern pottery churns-storage jars and whiskey jugs, Lance peanut jars, Watkinsville store candy jar, demijohn,1940's country store screen door with porcelain Rainbow bread door push and paint, dukes of hazzard car ,Ga wax milk bottle caps, hoop cheese boxes, vintage crossing guard signs, country store sieves, cotton basket, wood fruit baskets, camel back trunk, vintage school desk, 1920's metal churn, salesman sample wagnerware cast iron, wwii army uniform, 1930's Metal craft Shell oil truck with 8 barrels, 1950's Marx coca cola stake truck, 1960's coca cola truck with misspelled word, dining table and 6 chairs, 110+ pieces of Haviland Limoges china with roses, inlaid and marble top tables, large cast iron door stop and bookend collection some from the 20's on, cast iron skillets, 1960's girls bicycle, 1945 Alabama/Georgia football program where Charlie Tripi played but was not listed on the Georgia roster, 1920's beaded flapper purses, sterling compact and money purse, 1930's skirt gauge, 1958 western flyer X-53 boy's double Springer bicycle, art pottery from Jerry Chappelle- Jeff Bishoff, late Larry Wilson folk art pigs, early Chappelle canister set, enameled Mount Fuji tray, 1800's bed step wooden commode, 1887 dated ladies lap desk, early pointed fireman's water bucket,  2 beds, southern meal bin, wood tool chest, vintage metal Tonka bulldozers, matchbox cars and other vintage toys, exquisite 1890's silk lion portrait, 1850's federal style piano stool,  Roy Ward paintings-sculptures and wood block prints, paintings by other local artists, large collection of cat figures, sculptures, paintings etc. from miss Vinnie as you would expect, desk, typewriters, 2 rockers,1928 funny back dollar bills, two dollar bills, costume jewelry, 1910 peerless truck emblems, 1957 Chevrolet assembly manual-paint color chips,1860's congressional printed record collection, 1924 and 26 Glomerata (Auburn University) yearbook with Fob James Sr. inside, oak crank wall phone converted for modern use, rotary phones, early Bradley and Hubbard copper and brass lamp, McCoy pottery, depression glass, art pottery, 1940's tricycle, 1920's car jacks, broad axe, large ice tongs, child's radio flyer wagon with sides, wood bench, stained glass windows. Stained glass solid mahogany wood entrance door with schlage lock set, 1960's cabinet stereo/radio, modern record player, flat screen tv, silver plate flatware, German handmade knife, WW2 German officers dagger, sheath, hanger, and portepee, small country store hanging advertising, 78 & 45 records, You get the picture a little of everything. Items are priced to sell on Saturday. Many but not all unsold will be 1/2 price on Sunday. Others will be discounted but not 1/2 price so see Bill. House is being sold by sealed bids after the sale expected to close in mid  to late  august after some upgrades. See Bill Mcgraw at the sale for bidding documents and conditions. You really don't see sales like this much these days so be there. Please stay tuned to covid19 updates if any that day.