Burton Estate Absolute Auction

’15 Chevy Silverado – Cast Iron Skillets – Antiques & Primitives - Tools

To settle the estate, we will sell by absolute auction located at 855 Tanglewood Dr. Medina, OH 44256 (approx. ¾ mile North of Medina Public Square on N Court St, then West ½ mile on Highland Dr. and right on Tanglewood to auction).  Street Parking.  Very large auction - selling in 2 rings all day.  See full list & pictures at www.rdfarnsworth.com

Saturday, September 25, 2021 -  9 AM

Auction Updates:  Almost 200 new pictures added today (Thursday 9/23).  Many late finds, including primitives, advertising items, and all kinds of collectibles.  There isn't just ONE of anything at this sale...there are multiples (sometimes DOZENS) of everything.

Doors open for preview and registration at 8 AM on auction day.  We will be selling in 2 rings all day.  First crew will start at 9 AM on cast iron skillets, collectibles, and primitives over the auction block.  2nd crew will start at 9 AM on box lots and hand tools in the back yard, then selling furniture in the house.  Chevy Pickup sells at 12 Noon.  Bring a friend and a big truck, and plan to stay for a while....this is a VERY large auction.  We have thirteen 8' tables stacked full of primitives and small collectibles in the garage, plus the back and front yards are FULL of box lots, larger primitive items, and tools.  Entire auction will be held outdoors RAIN or SHINE, so dress for the weather.  Food stand by Jimbo's Concessions.  Parking on various side streets around the sale (park on ONE SIDE of the street ONLY, by order of Medina City Police Department). 

Chevy Pickup (sells at 12 Noon):  Nice 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LS 4x4 double cab pickup truck w/5.3L V8, auto trans, 6.5’ bed, trailer package, fiberglass cap, & under 57k miles.

Cast Iron: 150+ cast iron skillets of all sizes and varieties, including Griswold, Wagner, Wapak, Lodge, and others; cast iron cornbread pans, dutch ovens, tea kettles, and more.

Primitives/Collectibles: Winchester, Pepsi, Heineken, and other mirrored advertising signs; coffee grinders; carved duck decoys; nail kegs; Flex Flyer sleds; child’s trikes; many stoneware crocks and jugs (some decorated); Griswold mailbox; (8) cast iron dinner bells; (3) cast iron parlor stoves; (2) Dazey churns; wooden butter churns; copper & brass pails; pocket knives & hunting knives; Blackhawk, Little Giant, and other hand corn shellers; butcher block; Gov. Winthrop secretary; washboards; sausage stuffers; grindstones; old pulleys; hay grapple; straight razors; old RR locks and keys; hardware & other scales; barn lanterns; milk bottles; canes; ice tongs; school bells; string holders; vintage toys; RCA floor radio; old Admiral TV; repro advertising signs and thermometers; Budweiser & other beer steins & mugs; Medina memorabilia; Aunt Jemima items; marbles; powder horns; many novelty belt buckles; old banks; cast iron toys (mostly repro); weathervane; record cabinet; old buckboard wagon seat; lava lamps; dozens of rolling pins; Griswold & other meat grinders; 100s of unlisted kitchen & farm primitives!

Fishing/Tools/Misc:  Nice Toro 22” push mower; 100+ fishing rods and reels; 50+ tackle boxes (some full); 20+ toolboxes with assorted hand tools; blacksmith vise; power tools; chainsaws; many lunchboxes and thermos jugs; reel push mowers; many shovels, pitchforks, and garden tools; Coleman stoves & lanterns; Cleveland Indians, Browns, and Ohio State memorabilia; BB guns; several gun cabinets; rocking chairs; misc. furniture items.

Terms: Cash, Good check, Credit Cards.  5% buyer’s premium waived for cash or check.  ID to register.  Buyer takes responsibility for safety & proper use of all items purchased.  All items are sold “As Is” with no guarantees or warranties.  All sales are final. 

Estate of Stanley L. Burton

Medina Co. Probate #2021-07-ES-00421 - David Burton, Executor

Farnsworth Auctions LLC

Russell D Farnsworth Auctioneer

Seville, OH (330) 334-3731 or (330) 302-0659

www.rdfarnsworth.com 

Assisting Auctioneers: Chris Sulzener, Matt Sulzener, Clark S. Stoller (Apprentice)