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Public Auction Monday, October 26th at 9 AM

Public Auction of

Modern & Timeless Furniture, Art, Asian Items, Hummels, China, Glassware (Carnival, Depression, Pressed Pattern), Farmall Tractor, Garden Elements, and Tools

Will sell for the Norman W. Myers estate, for the David Rahauser estate (% F&M Trust) and several downsizes at Gateway Gallery Auction- 643 Kriner Road, Chambersburg, Pa 17202 on:

Monday, October 26th at 9 AM

FURNITURE: Corner Cupboard; Bamboo & Rattan Chairs, etc.; Oak Pedestal Table; Wingback Chairs; MCM End Stands; Bookcases; Sofas; Side Tables; Vintage Chest of Drawers; Cherry Table/(6) Chairs; Cherry Hutch and Server; Rockers; Coffee Tables/End Stands; Drum Stand Bookcase; Day Bed; Nite Stands; Vanity & Stool; Curios Cabinet; Tilt Top Candle Stand; Child’s Table; Floor & Table Lamps; Desk; Grandfather Clock; and More!

ART: Original and Prints (Stoner/Braun and Others).

ACCENT/DÉCOR/COLLECTABLES: Glassware including – Ruby, Depression, Pressed/Pattern, Carnival (Cherry Wreath Console Bowl & More); Carriage Clock; Assorted China; Tea Sets; Hummels; Asian Statuary (1948 Tokyo); Tea Service; Hand Carved Screen; Corelle Dinnerware; Asian Carvings; Sleigh Bells; Crocks; Musical Wall Clock; Large Royal Doulton Mugs; Quits; Costume Jewelry; and More!

TRACTOR: Farmal M – 1947 – Sold at Approximately 5PM

PERSONAL PROPERTY: Assorted Office Furniture; Storage Containers; TV’s; Electronics; Handicap Items; Holiday Items; Treadmill; Wrought Iron Yard Décor; Mountain Bike; Grill; Ladders; Refrigerator; Freezer; General Household Dishes/Cookware; Flyrods; Car Ramps; Trolling Motor; Folding Tables; and More!

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Very good sale – worth your time to take a look! Live auction begins at 9AM with Lawn/Garden/General Household Items and Tools. Main Gallery cataloged items begin at 12:30PM with cataloged items sold in-house and online. Tractor sold at approximately 5PM followed by furniture. Remember to check out Buy-It-Now Online Marketplace items – Friday, October 23rd at 5PM.

Preview Sunday, October 25th 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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