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Public Auction Monday, August 10th at 9 AM

Public Auction of

Vintage & Modern Furniture, Fiesta, Military Uniforms, Costume Jewelry, Art, Glassware,

China, and Personal Property

Will sell from several local downsizes the following at Gateway Gallery Auction- 643 Kriner Road,

Chambersburg, Pa 17202 on:

Monday, August 10th at 9 AM

FURNITURE: Oak Buffet; End Stands & Coffee Tables; Recliners; Drop Leaf Table; Bedroom Suite – [Queen
Bed Complete / Chest on Chest / Triple Dresser / (2) Night Stands]; Table & Floor Lamps; Blanket Chest; Oak
Double Bed Complete; Five Drawer Chest of Drawers; Double Recliner / Love Seat; Sofa with Recliner Ends;
Oak Book Shelves; Stands; Hall Table with Mirror and Marble Top; Corner Cupboard; Oak Pedestal; Dining
Table with (6) Arrow Back Chairs; Modern Victorian Marble Topped Stand; Windsor Chair; Small Dry Sink;
Brown Leather Sofa with Recliner Ends; Oak Extension Table with (4) Chairs; Secretary Desk; Child’s Desk &
Chair; Dining Table with (8) Chairs – Buffet – China Closet; Cedar Chest; Wing Chair; Etagere; Wash Stand;
Clothes Tree; and More!

ART: Numerous paintings, (some signed) prints (Kincaid) and others.

VINTAGE/DÉCOR/COLLECTABLES: Lance Selection of Fiesta China; Jewelry including Turquoise / Silver
Bracelet; Boyd’s Bear; Baskets; Military Uniforms; Dolls / Doll Clothes; Crockery; Soft Goods; Toys;
Glassware; China; Sheet Music; Radios; and More!

PERSONAL PROPERTY: Large Gun Safe; Gun Cabinet; Wheel Barrow; Dump Cart; Push Mower; General
Household Dishes / Pots / Pans; Holiday Décor; Flat Screen TV’s; Toys; Porch Rocker Grill; Chiminea; Sleds;
Power Washer; Little Giant Ladder; Folding Table; Treadmill; and More!

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Live auction begins at 9AM with yard items, general household items and tools. Main
Gallery cataloged items begin at 12:30PM with cataloged items sold in-house and online. Furniture sold at
approximately 5PM. Remember to check out Buy-It-Now Online Marketplace items – Friday, August 7th at
5PM.

Preview Sunday, August 9th from 1-3 PM

TERMS: Cash. Visa/MC/Discover accepted. 15% buyer’s premium discounted to 10% for cash or approved
check for in house bidders & online bidders using our website. Statements made day of sale take precedence.

GATEWAY GALLERY AUCTION INC
Our Service is the Difference
Phone (717) 263-6512, (800) 315-3265, AY002190, AH002001
www.GatewayAuction.com
Auctioneer Heather Kohler AU005651
Auctioneer John F. Kohler, Jr. AU000507L
Apprentice Auctioneer Mervin Jay Smoker AA0019843

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