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Online Estate Auction on September 17th in Huntly, Virginia

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6 years ago

August 30, 2020

On Thursday, September 17th, starting at 6:30 pm, all are invited to join online for an estate auction! Find tools, housewares, antiques, campers, zero turn mowers, are more! Some examples of the auction include:

victorian, empire and eastlake antiques
sofas
wardrobes
lamps
clocks
blanket chests
writing desks
oriental rugs
framed artwork
hundreds of pieces of casual and formal dining & kitchen ware
4 poster beds
patio furniture
BBQ grille
Troy bilt & mantis tillers
20HP grasshopper zero turn mower
wheelbarrows
carts
dual fuel portable generator
hundreds of hand
power and woodworking tools
2014 artic fox all weather camper – stored indoors when not in use.

For the complete catalog with hundreds of photos, and to begin bidding, visit our website or call 703-966-8422.

Royal Examiner

Online Estate Auction on September 17th in Huntly, Virginia

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