
Estate sale in Randleman, NC: Oct 25–Nov 8












Photos: Huff's Auction Services via EstateSales.NET · 50 photos in the full listing
| When | Sun, Oct 25 – Sun, Nov 8 · 12:00 AM–5:00 PM |
| Where | Randleman, NC 27317 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | Huff's Auction Services |
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52 items identified in 50 of the listing photos.

- Brass and glass sand timer hourglass with turned brass posts and disc base, mid-century style

- Murano-style hand-blown art glass free-form bowl, smoky amber/topaz with applied rim folds, mid-century Italian style

- Orange enamelware tea set with black rim: teapot, covered sugar bowl, two shakers, and serving tray (mid-century/Eastern European style)

- Studio pottery covered casserole dish with lid, brown speckled stoneware glaze, side handles, likely mid-century handmade

- Vintage red and white metal NO SMOKING sign with arrow accents, likely mid-century transit or business signage

- Watt Pottery cream-glaze bowl with green stripe band, mid-century
- Watt Pottery-style cream plate with red flower and green leaf hand-painted pattern, mid-century

- Antique violin with hard shell case and bow, likely early 20th century European

- Vintage German-style violin with case and bow, early 20th century, label not visible

- Glossy black ceramic skull head sculpture with pedestal base, possibly Halloween or gothic decor

- Moose Lodge 'Moose Care For Its Young' bronze-tone moose sculpture on wood base with plaque, Mooseheart Founded 1913 (Loyal Order of Moose commemorative trophy)

- Teak and brass ship's wheel, 6-spoke nautical wall decor

- Student-grade acoustic violin with case and bow, likely 1/2 or 4/4 size

- Student-grade acoustic violin with case, likely 1/2 or 3/4 size or unidentified maker

- Antique blue sponge spongeware ruffled stoneware pie plate

- Antique salt-glazed stoneware crock/jar with brown-gray glaze, likely 19th century American or European stoneware

- Calm Meadow Sporting Classics hunting knife with leather sheath, brass guard and stacked multicolor resin handle, in original box

- Italian crystal and silver-plated coaster/ashtray set of 4 with original paper tag 'Crystal and Silver Coaster Ashtray Set' on white ceramic tile base

- Jocko vintage tin and plastic bagatelle pinball game with clown graphic, black ball counts double

- Lenox Winter Greetings Cardinal candle lamp with shade in original box

- Lot of 4 blue speckled enamelware dinner plates vintage

- Lot of 6 ruby red flashed pressed glass wine goblets with clear knobbed stems, diamond band and leaf pattern, possibly Indiana Glass or Anchor Hocking, vintage

- Miller High Life Genuine Draft lighted bar sign with chrome tube base, vintage 1980s-1990s

- Red cranberry glass ball-shaped lantern with black wire cage and top vent, likely vintage railroad-style or Onion lantern style

- Red cut-to-clear glass cocktail shaker with chrome lid, Art Deco style, herringbone-cut pattern

- Silver-plated cruet stand with four cut glass bottles and stoppers, ornate pierced handle, footed base with engraved band (likely Victorian/Edwardian era, possibly Meriden or Rogers-style silverplate)

- Target Master Tournament Range toy shooting gallery with red Mystery Pistol, vintage 1960s-70s

- Vintage Coca-Cola embossed metal sign panel with script logo and 'REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.' notice, red with white script, weathered paint and rust

- Vintage cut crystal and gold-trimmed boudoir table lamp with pressed glass mushroom shade

- Vintage mounted steer horns on wooden diamond plaque with leather and rope wrap, Western/rustic wall trophy

- Vintage Pepsi-Cola wall clock with illuminated Pepsi bottle cap logo panel, wood-grain face, 1970s-era

- Vintage porcelain enamel 'For Use as a Motor Fuel Only Contains Lead (Tetraethyl)' gas pump sign

- Vintage student-grade cello visible (likely 3/4 or 4/4 size)

- Vintage wood key rack with brass steer skull plaque and six hooks, Western style

- Black sheet metal horse head silhouette wall art, hand-cut steel cutout

- Blue speckled glaze stoneware pitcher with pulled spout, handmade studio pottery
- Two-tone cream and cobalt blue stoneware pitcher with dipped glaze, studio pottery

- Breyer horse figurine, Clydesdale draft horse, bay with white socks and blaze (glossy matte finish)

- Hand-carved and painted wooden shorebird decoy on turned wood stand (sandpiper/yellowlegs style, folk art)

- Lot of 3 Time-Life The Civil War hardcover books (Gettysburg: The Confederate High Tide, The Bloodiest Day: The Battle of Antietam, Lee Takes Command: From Seven Days to Second Bull Run)

- Lot of 8 gold-rimmed blue and pink floral porcelain rim soup bowls, maker unidentified

- Lot of 9 Corvette News magazines, various issues, late 1970s to 1980s, including Dec/Jan issues with C3 Stingray covers

- Pair of carved wooden Balinese devil/demon face masks with bared fangs, one lighter natural wood and one dark stained finish

- Pair of hand-carved wooden African-style tribal face masks, mirror-image set, possibly Ghanaian or Kenyan souvenir carving

- Polly Gasoline wood-framed wall clock with advertising sign panel, Wilshire Oil Company, Los Angeles, California

- Powder horn with leather carrying strap and wooden plugs, black powder flask style

- Red Wing Stoneware Co. 5 gallon stoneware crock jug with blue numeral 5 and red wing logo, Red Wing Minn, early 20th century

- Royal Doulton Mr. Pickwick character jug, small size, green hat and spectacles

- Student-size cello, natural varnish finish, no brand visible

- Studio pottery stoneware bottle vase with ribbed body and salt-glaze style brown ash glaze, unmarked

- Tiffany-style stained glass mini table lamp with floral shade and bronze-tone base

- Weathered white metal 'NO FIREARMS' prohibition sign with red and black pistol graphic, on brass easel stand
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Item names come from our analysis of the listing photos, so they can be wrong. The best pieces usually go in the first hour of the first day. Check the organizer's listing for last-minute changes. More sales in Randleman.



