Desireable Collectibles from Yesterday and Today

Auction begins Thursday, November 2nd at 10:00:00 A.M. Central Standard Time   
Auction ends Thursday, Novemeber 9th at 7:00 P. M. Central Standard Time     

There will be a 3-Day pickup held for items won.     
Pickup dates are:  
Friday, November 10th from 1:00 P.M - 5:00 P. M.  
Saturday, November 11th from 10:00 A.M. - Noon  
Monday, November 13th from 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.     

Pick up will be at our new warehouse in Fort Worth, Texas    

Items begin closing at 7:00 P.M. and will close at a rate of three per minute.     

Winning bidders will be contacted by email with their invoice and pick-up instructions following the completion of this auction. Please look for an email at the completion of the auction. All instructions will be in the invoiced email sent out to the winners. The email will come from Live Oak Auctions. We usually have invoices sent out close to an hour after the last bid of the auction.    

Please contact us if you have any questions at 817-565-2343! Text message is our best means of communication, especially after business hours! Thank you!  

This Desirable Collectibles of Yesterday and Today auction includes many famous glass makers from around the world.  You will find Bohemian Glass, made in the Bohemia Region of what is now the Czech Republic from the late 14th Century all the way through to Present Day.  US Glassmakers are well represented in this auction, with several pieces of Fenton Glass (late 19th Century through 2011), LE Smith Glass (1907-2004) Horse Head Bookends, and an Impressive Carnival Glass Punchbowl Set by Imperial Glass, circa 1960’s.  
    
Ceramics and Pottery includes a large lot of Mackenzie-Childs pieces that you may have recently seen selling very high on a home shopping network.  They have been producing wildly popular and fairly pricey modern ceramics since 1983.  Capodimonte has been producing their iconic porcelain roses & flower bouquets in the area that is now Naples, Italy from the late 18th Century until today. Roseville Pottery (1890-1954) & Shawnee Pottery (1937-1961) produced their individually iconic pieces that are still highly sought after today.  The last US Potter worthy of mention in the auction is McCoy, who has quite a following and produced pottery for almost a century, 1899-1991.
    
Militaria Collectors will want to find the WW1 Scoville Artillery Shell Fuse, which is mentioned in  Collectors Weekly, Military & Wartime Show & Tell #579/7283.  You will also find Military Stripes & Patch from Guadalcanal.  Those collecting Toy Soldiers will want to check out from the 2 lots from the 1940’s & 50’s.

Gamers are getting into their emerging collectable market and will find a PS3 Console w/ Controllers and some older Wii Games & Accessories in this auction.  Pop Culture enthusiasts will find both Coca-Cola and Disney Collectibles.
    
Rounding out the auction are the many lots with Precious Moments Figurines and Dept 56 Christmas Village, Heritage Village Collection, Dickens Village Series.  There are several buildings in that collection that are worth a look, or even worthy of starting a collection.  Don’t miss the lots of Dept. 56 Accessories to decorate your new village!  
    
Whatever your interests or collection, we hope you enjoy browsing our collections offered from yesterday and today. Along the way you may also find that useful tool or household item you can no longer live without.  Good luck in your bidding and we look forward to seeing you at our new warehouse in Fort Worth.  Busy Bidders and Out of Towners, don’t forget our delivery and shipping services.