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SOME PHOTOS ARE UPLOADED, MORE TO COME. Just recieved some REALY nice oak chairs!  Please click on upcoming auction for more info on this auction.

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Consignment Auction

March 29^th 2008 10:00am

What is consignment? Consignment means that we're auctioning/selling your items for you in exchange for a percentage of your sales.  We think you will find that an auction is a great way to make more money on your items with less work than garage sales, eBay, Craigslist, or even traditional consignment stores.

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For sale: one dinosaur, 24ft long, 65 million years old, only the second fossil of this grandeur ever to go under the auctioneer’s hammer.

Would suit well-endowed museum or very spoilt, dino-mad, four-year-old with large bedroom. Reserve price: €500,000 (£375,000).

For the next six weeks, a two-thirds complete skeleton of a Triceratops horridus (horrible three-horned reptile) will dominate the Christie’s auction show-room in Paris. The dinosaur, with its missing bones replaced by resin replicas, will be the star attraction at what will be, literally, a “monster sale” in the French capital on 16 April.

Davis and Sons Auction Company wil be collecting DVD's to send to both the troops in Afganistan and Iraq, Please bring them by on Auction Night.

There is also a Box in the office @ the

BarnYard Fleamarket in Greer, SC on Hwy 101

They are very homesick and every little bit helps!

Among the tens of thousands of pieces of redware created in the mid-Atlantic region during the late 18th- to mid 19th-centuries, a limited number of them bear the slip decoration now desired by collectors and even fewer are found with the rarest sgrafitto decoration. Potters were generally creating plates, loaf dishes, crocks, and jars for primarily utilitarian purposes. As such, it is no great surprise that American pieces with these ornate, originally European, sgrafitto designs, command the highest dollar from redware collectors.

Heritage Auction Galleries says it sold bogus Hollywood memorabilia for two dealers and has taken a costly blow to its reputation.

One of those dealers says the accusations are wrong and defamatory as well.

Now it's on to the courthouse.