Shipshewana Misc. & Antique Auction
Listing ID#: 68801

Auction Location

Shipshewana, IN 46565
Auction Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Wednesday Aug 22, 2018 Completed
Auction Type
 Live Auction 
Company Information
Shipshewana Auction

Contact: Lora Gates
Phone: 260-768-4129
Email: info@shipshewanatradingplace.com
Website: www.ShipshewanaTradingPlace.com

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Listing Terms and Conditions
1. Auction merchandise may be inspected on Tuesdays and Wednesdays prior to auction time. Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 5:30 AM - Auction Time Misc. Office Hours: Tuesday: 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Wednesday: 7:00 a.m. – until end of auction 2. A Buyer Number is required to make purchases. Valid driver’s license is required. There is a $5.00 Buyer Card fee. Additional cards are $1.00. Buyer Cards expire at the end of each calendar year. New cards are required each calendar year. 3. No private exchange of merchandise between buyers and consignors. A penalty may be imposed for this violation. 4. Terms: Cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover. 5% Buyer’s Premium will be added to all credit card payments. 5. Sales tax will be collected on all purchases unless a sales tax number is registered in office. 6. All merchandise is sold “as is” or as represented by consignor only. Shipshewana Auction, Inc. is not responsible for any consignor’s guarantee or statement. 7. Minimum opening bid accepted per item, per choice, per grouping of merchandise offered for auction will be $5.00. 8. All items, unless otherwise stated, are sold with a reserved bid. 9. Shipshewana Auction, Inc. assumes no responsibility for damaged or stolen merchandise of the buyer or seller. 10. Merchandise is 100 percent the responsibility of the seller prior to the sale of item, and 100 percent the responsibility of the buyer after the item is sold. Sold stickers are available in the office. Roll of 50 stickers = $3.00. Roll of 100 stickers = $4.00. 11. All merchandise must be removed the day of the auction. Storage of left over items will be assessed a fee of $25.00 per item. 12. All purchases must be paid day of purchase. 10% Buyer’s Premium will be added to any merchandise not paid day of sale. 13. 10% Buyer’s Premium will be added to all phone or absentee bids. Storage of items not removed the day of auction will be assessed a fee of $25.00 per item. 14. A parking permit or fee is required from Memorial Day through September. Season permits available in Misc. Office ($35 for season), all other fees collected by gate attendant. You are expected to park where you are directed. 15. Loading of merchandise inside of building is allowed after the auction is over. Overhead doors are to be operated by Shipshewana Auction personnel only. 16. See other side of sheet for auction building floor plan. Check office for starting times, starting positions and specialized area in auction building.
Listing Information
Shipshewana Misc. & Antique Auction
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Bell rings at 9 AM
6-10 Auctioneers Selling Simultaneously! 
Huge collection of antiques, collectibles, toys, primitives, glassware, artwork, advertising, signs, furniture, vintage items, quilts, industrial, and more!
 
Row 4, Spaces 21-28: 1880s All Original Washing Machine; Early Fire Bellows; Large Cast Iron Planters; Vintage Carnival Marquee Sign; Cast Iron Horse Heads; Vintage Daisy Churns; 1880s Spool Cabinet; 1920s Porcelain Barber Pole; Heavy Cast Iron Streelight; 1910 National Cash Register (4 Total Cash Registers); Wrought Iron Gates 9 Feet Wide; 1880s Carpenter's Bench; Two Oak Store Counters 1880s; 1890s Soda Fountain Back Bar 18' x 17'; Early Painted Butter Churn; Tall Chimney Cupboard; 1830s Pine Table; 1830s Wall Water Bucket; Brooke Bond Tea Large 4 Foot Porcelain Sign; 1880s All Original Flower / Vegetable Cart; 1850s Painted Cupboard; 1930s/40s Metal Stop Sign; Unusual 1880s Bakery Counter, 5.5 Foot; Early Row 4, Spaces 21-28: 1880s All Original Washing Machine; Early Fire Bellows; Large Cast Iron Planters; Vintage Carnival Marquee Sign; Cast Iron Horse Heads; Vintage Daisy Churns; 1880s Spool Cabinet; 1920s Porcelain Barber Pole; Heavy Cast Iron Streelight; 1910 National Cash Register (4 Total Cash Registers); Wrought Iron Gates 9 Feet Wide; 1880s Carpenter's Bench; Two Oak Store Counters 1880s; 1890s Soda Fountain Back Bar 8' x 7'; Early Painted Butter Churn; Tall Chimney Cupboard; 1830s Pine Table; 1830s Wall Water Bucket; Brooke Bond Tea Large 4 Foot Porcelain Sign; 1880s All Original Flower / Vegetable Cart; 1850s Painted Cupboard; 1930s/40s Metal Stop Sign; Unusual 1880s Bakery Counter, 5.5 Foot; Early Butcher Block; Table with Cast Iron Base; Stack File Cabinet (Oak); Cast Iron Statue; Early Tavern Table; Early Quilt; Butcher Block Industrial Table; 1830s Two-Piece Stepback Cupboard; Vintage Primitive Benches; 1880s Bell; Vintage Copper; Wrought Iron Candle Holder; Vintage Quilts; Primitive Bread Board; Primitive Rope Bench; Small Primitive Oil Painting of George Washington; Vintage Marbles; Hickory Rocker; 1880s Stained Glass Windows; Star Twist Spool Cabinet, and MORE! See photo gallery.
 
Row 4, Spaces 29-30: Bradley Hubbard Lamp; Ledded Hanging Lamp; Stuben Crystal Bowl; Zenith Radio; Stain Glass Window; Marble Lamp; Vintage Flower Lamp; Martha Washington Sewing Stand made by the Davis Byerly Trading Company Shelbyville, Indiana; Vintage Jewelry, and MORE! See Photo Gallery.
 
Row 4, Spaces 11-16: Several Signed Paintings / Artwork; Hand-painted Double Sided Folding Screen; Inlaid Travel Desk; Brass and iron A.j. Shute Stampled 1916; Bronze Mall Figure Approx 22 Artist Stamped; Bronze Ormolu Child with Lizard Stamped 1922; Bronze Lady Candle Holder; Cherub Wall Sconce; 1920 Lighted Mirror, marble, Iron; Drop Leaf Table; Limstone Architecture; Sterling pieces; Bone, Stone, Sterling Dresser Set; Antique Disk Player with 29 Disks works including key; Music Box (works); Cigarette Holder; Silver Coins; Sterling Silver Pieces; Greek Coins; and MORE! See photo gallery.
 
Row 5, Spaces 2-4: MICHIGAN ESTATE with decades of collections featuring primitives, Asian furniture, crocks, oil paintings, Royal doulton figurines, Native American baskets, dozens of farm tractors and other toys, unusual Slag glass lamps and other shades, super nice original Quilts some dated back to early 1900s and many other items you will want to see. 
 
Our Miscellaneous & Antique Auction is held every Wednesday, year round. The auction starts by the sound of the bell at 9 am sharp! Eight to ten auctioneers will take up the auction cry. Our main market thrust is for the better quality antique and collectible items, however as one of our old time auctioneers, Argie, used to state, "We sell anything from soup to nuts!" 
 
Every Wednesday we have people in attendance from all across the country. Many of our customers are here every Wednesday, both buyers and sellers, while every Wednesday there are people in attendance for the very first time. First time or for the last 40 years, we appreciate your business. 
 
If you are interested in selling, give us a call to reserve your auction space. If you are wanting to buy - one time or a box truck full, this is the place!

Photos are uploaded as received by the vendors and each Tuesday evening by 5 pm, so check back often to see what has been added. This sampling of items is a great way to find where you want to start your bidding on the day of the sale!  *Please Note: Day of sale takes precedence over advertised material (listings, captions, photo gallery and print ads). Thank you for understanding.
 
Lodging with the Farmstead Inn & Conference Center is right across the road. Our beautiful Inn is open to meet your rooming needs and you can book your stay by calling 260.768.4595, or book online now.

Auctioneer License Information: AH29800019

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Contact: Lora Gates
Phone: 260-768-4129
Sale Location
345 S Van Buren St
Shipshewana, IN 46565
Sale Dates and Times
Wednesday Aug 22, 2018 Completed
Sale Terms and Conditions
1. Auction merchandise may be inspected on Tuesdays and Wednesdays prior to auction time. Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 5:30 AM - Auction Time Misc. Office Hours: Tuesday: 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Wednesday: 7:00 a.m. – until end of auction 2. A Buyer Number is required to make purchases. Valid driver’s license is required. There is a $5.00 Buyer Card fee. Additional cards are $1.00. Buyer Cards expire at the end of each calendar year. New cards are required each calendar year. 3. No private exchange of merchandise between buyers and consignors. A penalty may be imposed for this violation. 4. Terms: Cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover. 5% Buyer’s Premium will be added to all credit card payments. 5. Sales tax will be collected on all purchases unless a sales tax number is registered in office. 6. All merchandise is sold “as is” or as represented by consignor only. Shipshewana Auction, Inc. is not responsible for any consignor’s guarantee or statement. 7. Minimum opening bid accepted per item, per choice, per grouping of merchandise offered for auction will be $5.00. 8. All items, unless otherwise stated, are sold with a reserved bid. 9. Shipshewana Auction, Inc. assumes no responsibility for damaged or stolen merchandise of the buyer or seller. 10. Merchandise is 100 percent the responsibility of the seller prior to the sale of item, and 100 percent the responsibility of the buyer after the item is sold. Sold stickers are available in the office. Roll of 50 stickers = $3.00. Roll of 100 stickers = $4.00. 11. All merchandise must be removed the day of the auction. Storage of left over items will be assessed a fee of $25.00 per item. 12. All purchases must be paid day of purchase. 10% Buyer’s Premium will be added to any merchandise not paid day of sale. 13. 10% Buyer’s Premium will be added to all phone or absentee bids. Storage of items not removed the day of auction will be assessed a fee of $25.00 per item. 14. A parking permit or fee is required from Memorial Day through September. Season permits available in Misc. Office ($35 for season), all other fees collected by gate attendant. You are expected to park where you are directed. 15. Loading of merchandise inside of building is allowed after the auction is over. Overhead doors are to be operated by Shipshewana Auction personnel only. 16. See other side of sheet for auction building floor plan. Check office for starting times, starting positions and specialized area in auction building.
Listing Details
Shipshewana Misc. & Antique Auction
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Bell rings at 9 AM
6-10 Auctioneers Selling Simultaneously! 
Huge collection of antiques, collectibles, toys, primitives, glassware, artwork, advertising, signs, furniture, vintage items, quilts, industrial, and more!
 
Row 4, Spaces 21-28: 1880s All Original Washing Machine; Early Fire Bellows; Large Cast Iron Planters; Vintage Carnival Marquee Sign; Cast Iron Horse Heads; Vintage Daisy Churns; 1880s Spool Cabinet; 1920s Porcelain Barber Pole; Heavy Cast Iron Streelight; 1910 National Cash Register (4 Total Cash Registers); Wrought Iron Gates 9 Feet Wide; 1880s Carpenter's Bench; Two Oak Store Counters 1880s; 1890s Soda Fountain Back Bar 18' x 17'; Early Painted Butter Churn; Tall Chimney Cupboard; 1830s Pine Table; 1830s Wall Water Bucket; Brooke Bond Tea Large 4 Foot Porcelain Sign; 1880s All Original Flower / Vegetable Cart; 1850s Painted Cupboard; 1930s/40s Metal Stop Sign; Unusual 1880s Bakery Counter, 5.5 Foot; Early Row 4, Spaces 21-28: 1880s All Original Washing Machine; Early Fire Bellows; Large Cast Iron Planters; Vintage Carnival Marquee Sign; Cast Iron Horse Heads; Vintage Daisy Churns; 1880s Spool Cabinet; 1920s Porcelain Barber Pole; Heavy Cast Iron Streelight; 1910 National Cash Register (4 Total Cash Registers); Wrought Iron Gates 9 Feet Wide; 1880s Carpenter's Bench; Two Oak Store Counters 1880s; 1890s Soda Fountain Back Bar 8' x 7'; Early Painted Butter Churn; Tall Chimney Cupboard; 1830s Pine Table; 1830s Wall Water Bucket; Brooke Bond Tea Large 4 Foot Porcelain Sign; 1880s All Original Flower / Vegetable Cart; 1850s Painted Cupboard; 1930s/40s Metal Stop Sign; Unusual 1880s Bakery Counter, 5.5 Foot; Early Butcher Block; Table with Cast Iron Base; Stack File Cabinet (Oak); Cast Iron Statue; Early Tavern Table; Early Quilt; Butcher Block Industrial Table; 1830s Two-Piece Stepback Cupboard; Vintage Primitive Benches; 1880s Bell; Vintage Copper; Wrought Iron Candle Holder; Vintage Quilts; Primitive Bread Board; Primitive Rope Bench; Small Primitive Oil Painting of George Washington; Vintage Marbles; Hickory Rocker; 1880s Stained Glass Windows; Star Twist Spool Cabinet, and MORE! See photo gallery.
 
Row 4, Spaces 29-30: Bradley Hubbard Lamp; Ledded Hanging Lamp; Stuben Crystal Bowl; Zenith Radio; Stain Glass Window; Marble Lamp; Vintage Flower Lamp; Martha Washington Sewing Stand made by the Davis Byerly Trading Company Shelbyville, Indiana; Vintage Jewelry, and MORE! See Photo Gallery.
 
Row 4, Spaces 11-16: Several Signed Paintings / Artwork; Hand-painted Double Sided Folding Screen; Inlaid Travel Desk; Brass and iron A.j. Shute Stampled 1916; Bronze Mall Figure Approx 22 Artist Stamped; Bronze Ormolu Child with Lizard Stamped 1922; Bronze Lady Candle Holder; Cherub Wall Sconce; 1920 Lighted Mirror, marble, Iron; Drop Leaf Table; Limstone Architecture; Sterling pieces; Bone, Stone, Sterling Dresser Set; Antique Disk Player with 29 Disks works including key; Music Box (works); Cigarette Holder; Silver Coins; Sterling Silver Pieces; Greek Coins; and MORE! See photo gallery.
 
Row 5, Spaces 2-4: MICHIGAN ESTATE with decades of collections featuring primitives, Asian furniture, crocks, oil paintings, Royal doulton figurines, Native American baskets, dozens of farm tractors and other toys, unusual Slag glass lamps and other shades, super nice original Quilts some dated back to early 1900s and many other items you will want to see. 
 
Our Miscellaneous & Antique Auction is held every Wednesday, year round. The auction starts by the sound of the bell at 9 am sharp! Eight to ten auctioneers will take up the auction cry. Our main market thrust is for the better quality antique and collectible items, however as one of our old time auctioneers, Argie, used to state, "We sell anything from soup to nuts!" 
 
Every Wednesday we have people in attendance from all across the country. Many of our customers are here every Wednesday, both buyers and sellers, while every Wednesday there are people in attendance for the very first time. First time or for the last 40 years, we appreciate your business. 
 
If you are interested in selling, give us a call to reserve your auction space. If you are wanting to buy - one time or a box truck full, this is the place!

Photos are uploaded as received by the vendors and each Tuesday evening by 5 pm, so check back often to see what has been added. This sampling of items is a great way to find where you want to start your bidding on the day of the sale!  *Please Note: Day of sale takes precedence over advertised material (listings, captions, photo gallery and print ads). Thank you for understanding.
 
Lodging with the Farmstead Inn & Conference Center is right across the road. Our beautiful Inn is open to meet your rooming needs and you can book your stay by calling 260.768.4595, or book online now.

Auctioneer License Information: AH29800019

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Shipshewana Misc. & Antique Auction
 Live Auction
 
Auction Date(s)
Wednesday Aug 22, 2018 Completed
Auction Location

Shipshewana, IN 46565
Company
Shipshewana Auction

Contact: Lora Gates
Phone: 260-768-4129
Website: www.ShipshewanaTradingPlace.com

Listing Terms and Conditions
1. Auction merchandise may be inspected on Tuesdays and Wednesdays prior to auction time. Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 5:00 PM Wednesday: 5:30 AM - Auction Time Misc. Office Hours: Tuesday: 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Wednesday: 7:00 a.m. – until end of auction 2. A Buyer Number is required to make purchases. Valid driver’s license is required. There is a $5.00 Buyer Card fee. Additional cards are $1.00. Buyer Cards expire at the end of each calendar year. New cards are required each calendar year. 3. No private exchange of merchandise between buyers and consignors. A penalty may be imposed for this violation. 4. Terms: Cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover. 5% Buyer’s Premium will be added to all credit card payments. 5. Sales tax will be collected on all purchases unless a sales tax number is registered in office. 6. All merchandise is sold “as is” or as represented by consignor only. Shipshewana Auction, Inc. is not responsible for any consignor’s guarantee or statement. 7. Minimum opening bid accepted per item, per choice, per grouping of merchandise offered for auction will be $5.00. 8. All items, unless otherwise stated, are sold with a reserved bid. 9. Shipshewana Auction, Inc. assumes no responsibility for damaged or stolen merchandise of the buyer or seller. 10. Merchandise is 100 percent the responsibility of the seller prior to the sale of item, and 100 percent the responsibility of the buyer after the item is sold. Sold stickers are available in the office. Roll of 50 stickers = $3.00. Roll of 100 stickers = $4.00. 11. All merchandise must be removed the day of the auction. Storage of left over items will be assessed a fee of $25.00 per item. 12. All purchases must be paid day of purchase. 10% Buyer’s Premium will be added to any merchandise not paid day of sale. 13. 10% Buyer’s Premium will be added to all phone or absentee bids. Storage of items not removed the day of auction will be assessed a fee of $25.00 per item. 14. A parking permit or fee is required from Memorial Day through September. Season permits available in Misc. Office ($35 for season), all other fees collected by gate attendant. You are expected to park where you are directed. 15. Loading of merchandise inside of building is allowed after the auction is over. Overhead doors are to be operated by Shipshewana Auction personnel only. 16. See other side of sheet for auction building floor plan. Check office for starting times, starting positions and specialized area in auction building.
Shipshewana Misc. & Antique Auction
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Bell rings at 9 AM
6-10 Auctioneers Selling Simultaneously! 
Huge collection of antiques, collectibles, toys, primitives, glassware, artwork, advertising, signs, furniture, vintage items, quilts, industrial, and more!
 
Row 4, Spaces 21-28: 1880s All Original Washing Machine; Early Fire Bellows; Large Cast Iron Planters; Vintage Carnival Marquee Sign; Cast Iron Horse Heads; Vintage Daisy Churns; 1880s Spool Cabinet; 1920s Porcelain Barber Pole; Heavy Cast Iron Streelight; 1910 National Cash Register (4 Total Cash Registers); Wrought Iron Gates 9 Feet Wide; 1880s Carpenter's Bench; Two Oak Store Counters 1880s; 1890s Soda Fountain Back Bar 18' x 17'; Early Painted Butter Churn; Tall Chimney Cupboard; 1830s Pine Table; 1830s Wall Water Bucket; Brooke Bond Tea Large 4 Foot Porcelain Sign; 1880s All Original Flower / Vegetable Cart; 1850s Painted Cupboard; 1930s/40s Metal Stop Sign; Unusual 1880s Bakery Counter, 5.5 Foot; Early Row 4, Spaces 21-28: 1880s All Original Washing Machine; Early Fire Bellows; Large Cast Iron Planters; Vintage Carnival Marquee Sign; Cast Iron Horse Heads; Vintage Daisy Churns; 1880s Spool Cabinet; 1920s Porcelain Barber Pole; Heavy Cast Iron Streelight; 1910 National Cash Register (4 Total Cash Registers); Wrought Iron Gates 9 Feet Wide; 1880s Carpenter's Bench; Two Oak Store Counters 1880s; 1890s Soda Fountain Back Bar 8' x 7'; Early Painted Butter Churn; Tall Chimney Cupboard; 1830s Pine Table; 1830s Wall Water Bucket; Brooke Bond Tea Large 4 Foot Porcelain Sign; 1880s All Original Flower / Vegetable Cart; 1850s Painted Cupboard; 1930s/40s Metal Stop Sign; Unusual 1880s Bakery Counter, 5.5 Foot; Early Butcher Block; Table with Cast Iron Base; Stack File Cabinet (Oak); Cast Iron Statue; Early Tavern Table; Early Quilt; Butcher Block Industrial Table; 1830s Two-Piece Stepback Cupboard; Vintage Primitive Benches; 1880s Bell; Vintage Copper; Wrought Iron Candle Holder; Vintage Quilts; Primitive Bread Board; Primitive Rope Bench; Small Primitive Oil Painting of George Washington; Vintage Marbles; Hickory Rocker; 1880s Stained Glass Windows; Star Twist Spool Cabinet, and MORE! See photo gallery.
 
Row 4, Spaces 29-30: Bradley Hubbard Lamp; Ledded Hanging Lamp; Stuben Crystal Bowl; Zenith Radio; Stain Glass Window; Marble Lamp; Vintage Flower Lamp; Martha Washington Sewing Stand made by the Davis Byerly Trading Company Shelbyville, Indiana; Vintage Jewelry, and MORE! See Photo Gallery.
 
Row 4, Spaces 11-16: Several Signed Paintings / Artwork; Hand-painted Double Sided Folding Screen; Inlaid Travel Desk; Brass and iron A.j. Shute Stampled 1916; Bronze Mall Figure Approx 22 Artist Stamped; Bronze Ormolu Child with Lizard Stamped 1922; Bronze Lady Candle Holder; Cherub Wall Sconce; 1920 Lighted Mirror, marble, Iron; Drop Leaf Table; Limstone Architecture; Sterling pieces; Bone, Stone, Sterling Dresser Set; Antique Disk Player with 29 Disks works including key; Music Box (works); Cigarette Holder; Silver Coins; Sterling Silver Pieces; Greek Coins; and MORE! See photo gallery.
 
Row 5, Spaces 2-4: MICHIGAN ESTATE with decades of collections featuring primitives, Asian furniture, crocks, oil paintings, Royal doulton figurines, Native American baskets, dozens of farm tractors and other toys, unusual Slag glass lamps and other shades, super nice original Quilts some dated back to early 1900s and many other items you will want to see. 
 
Our Miscellaneous & Antique Auction is held every Wednesday, year round. The auction starts by the sound of the bell at 9 am sharp! Eight to ten auctioneers will take up the auction cry. Our main market thrust is for the better quality antique and collectible items, however as one of our old time auctioneers, Argie, used to state, "We sell anything from soup to nuts!" 
 
Every Wednesday we have people in attendance from all across the country. Many of our customers are here every Wednesday, both buyers and sellers, while every Wednesday there are people in attendance for the very first time. First time or for the last 40 years, we appreciate your business. 
 
If you are interested in selling, give us a call to reserve your auction space. If you are wanting to buy - one time or a box truck full, this is the place!

Photos are uploaded as received by the vendors and each Tuesday evening by 5 pm, so check back often to see what has been added. This sampling of items is a great way to find where you want to start your bidding on the day of the sale!  *Please Note: Day of sale takes precedence over advertised material (listings, captions, photo gallery and print ads). Thank you for understanding.
 
Lodging with the Farmstead Inn & Conference Center is right across the road. Our beautiful Inn is open to meet your rooming needs and you can book your stay by calling 260.768.4595, or book online now.

Auctioneer License Information: AH29800019