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Public Auction Monday, September 28th at 9 AM

Modern & Timeless Furniture, Art, Barbie/Ken/G.I. Joe Items, Military Uniforms, Crockery, Modern Tiffany Styled Lamps, Jewelry, Fiesta, Pin/Pill Containers, Glass, China, and Tools

Will sell from several estates including the Arthur Bruaw Estate at Gateway Gallery Auction- 643 Kriner Road, Chambersburg, Pa 17202 on:

Monday, September 28th at 9 AM

FURNITURE: Assorted Bookcases; Chambersburg Hospital Chair; (2) Keystone Health Center Rockers; Walnut Drop Leaf Table; Marble Topped Plant Stand; Glass Top Display End Stand; Chest on Chest; Wing Back Chairs; Sofas; Wall Table; Victorian Side Chair; Hoosier Corner Display Cabinet; Colonial Dining Table with (6) Chairs; Colonial Buffet; C.I. Umbrella Stand; Day Bed; School Desks; Marble Coffee Table; Leaded Glass Fireplace Screen; Leather Office Chairs; (6) Plank Seat Chairs; Wash Stand; Grandfather Clock; Bedroom Suites; Leather Recliner; Dining Table with (4) Chairs; Love Seat; Sleeper; Kincaid Bedroom Suite; Dry Sink; and More!

ART: Paintings/Prints (some signed Braun and Others); Civil War Prints and other wall art.

ACCENT/DÉCOR/COLLECTABLES: Brass Inkwell Set; Clocks; Sets of Flatware; Collection of Pin/Pill Containers; Statuary; China Cup/Saucer Sets; Assorted Lenox China; Cut/Press Glass; Flower Basket Cast Iron Door Stop; Stemware; Nice Selection of Fiesta; Numerous Tiffany Styled Table Lamps; Costume Jewelry; Globe; Cat Door Stop; Barbie Dream House (Cardboard); Crockery; Barbie & Ken Theater; Barbie RV; Dolls; Hummels; Hot Wheels; Quilts; Matchbox; G.I. Joe Items; WWI Uniforms; Fenton; Shirley Temple Cups; Roseville Pitcher; and More!

PERSONAL PROPERTY: Wire Plant Stand; Kitchen Rack; Brass Planter; Gold Clubs; VHS and DVD’s; Zenith Stereo; Vintage Fire Extinguisher; Ladders; Wheelbarrow; Work Tables; Craftsman Tools; Hand/Power Tools; Pressure Washer; Hair Cutting Items; Various Outdoor Garden Tools; 24 Craft Cutting Machine; Drill Press; Radio Flyer Wagon; and More!

AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: Lots for everyone. 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. Furniture sold at approximately 5PM. Remember to check out Buy-It-Now Online Marketplace items – Friday, September 25th at 5PM.

Preview Sunday, September 27th 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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