TUESDAY June 19th until SUNDAY June 24th, when the auction will begin to close at 7:00 p.m. at a rate of 7 lots per minute.
What we have here primarily are vast amounts of tools. Secondarily, we also have tools. And for those of you looking for collectibles, we have tools--collectible tools. When we weren't looking, some one snuck in some Hooker furniture, some fine art prints, vintage bikes, street signs, a massage table, two plastic wading pools, some china and cookware. But don't get any funny ideas. This is all about tools. Got it? Also, there may be a bit of Roseville pottery and other art pottery. And some hunting/camping/fishing stuff. But that's all tools too. That's right. Like I said at the start. It's all about the tools. Be All In.

THURSDAY June 21st until MONDAY June 25th, when the auction will begin to close at 7:00 p.m. at a rate of 7 lots per minute.
Elegant, tasteful, sophisticated, classic, asthetic, polished & charming. That about sums up this sale! There is Waterford stemware, Arthur Court serving items, Wallace Grand Baroque Sterling Silver flatware, a Mario F. Nardini Bronze Sculpture on a marble base of a beautiful nude female with roses, Thomas Kinkade " Blossom Hill Church" numbered print, and Mark Roberts Faries. Ladies you might almost not believe it until you see it, a Ladies Full Length Black Ranch Mink Coat from Finland! There are designer purses such as Louis Vuitton, Coach, Brighton, Mercedes Benz & more. If Christmas in July is your thing then there is a selection of Fitz & Floyd holiday decor, Susan M. Yoid signed and numbered nut crackers, Lenox Ornaments and the list goes on you need to see! Please come join us at the open preview Sunday June 24th, 1:00- 3:00 p.m. Good Luck & Happy Bidding!

SATURDAY June 23rd until WEDNESDAY June 27th when the auction will begin to close at 7:00 p.m. at a rate of 7 lots per minute.
There is so much nice stuff in this sale we couldn't fit it all into one house! Seriously! We have furniture from antique China cabinets, a Chippendale mahogany highboy, to shabby painted shelves to French Provincial desks and an Incredible distressed dinning table. There are collectibles such as Tom Clark figurines, Longaberger baskets, Sarah's Attic figurines, Fitz & Floyd pieces ,Borghese vintage ceramic figurines, Mark Roberts Faries, Jim Shore Santa's, you get the idea right? Kitchen items like Arthur Court serving trays, Longaberger glazed pottery mixing bowls, Carafina stoneware sets, Keurig coffee maker, Breville Juicer, Wusthof Knife Block & Knives, etc. etc. Ladies Designer Sunglasses, clothing, shoes, purses and fashion jewelry. Including brands such as James Avery, Kendra Scott, Tiffany, Brighton, Kate Spade, Coach, Burberry, Michael Kors, Vera Bradley and more. All sorts of Gameing consoles, controllers and games including Playstations, Wii's, XBOX, & Game Cube, with gaming assesories, headsets, strategy guide magazines and a neat chair. You won't lose steam going thru this catalogue because each page will leave you wanting more. Good Luck & Happy Bidding!

MONDAY June 18th until THURSDAY June 28th when the auction will begin to close at 7:00 p.m. at a rate of 7 lots per minute.
Here in Texas most folks are connected to the land, their passions and each other. They are "all in". Richard Matsler was a supreme example of "all in". He was a life long Arlington native. Graduated from Arlington High and UT Arlington. Attended the same Arlington church for 50 years. So it should be no surprise that his estate is also the definition of "all in". You know a guy is "all in" with trains when he builds hundreds of feet of track through his back yard, around his pond, through his patio (yes, through) and under the picnic table. You know a guy is "all in " as a hunter when he has 85 mounts hung on his living room walls. INCLUDING an 11' giraffe. A zebra, a water buffalo. a hippo (just the skull on his end table. It doubles as an ashtray), three wild cats, including a lioness which was claimed by a family member and is NOT a part of this sale. You know a guy is "all in" with fire arms when the commander of the local armory knocks on his door when they're running low on ammunition. OK. I made that up, but he does have reloading equipment and supplies piled almost chest high. That's only a slight exaggeration. What else was he "all in" on? Signed guitars by Glen Campbell & The Beach Boys. Art prints. TOOLS. To get the "all in " experience you'll just have to come to the preview. Have your picture taken with the giraffe. But whether you make it there or not, make sure you are "ALL IN" on this auction.