Multi consignor online auction featuring items from Rutland Plantation, ca.1790 by BECK ESTATES
Listing ID#: 258162

Sale Location

Richmond, VA 23222
Sale Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Bidding Starts: Saturday Jul 13, 12:00 AM
Bidding Ends: Thursday Jul 25, 7:00 PM
Sale Type
 Online Auction  VIEW ONLINE CATALOG
Company Information
Beck Estates LLC

Contact: Heather R. Beck
Phone: (804) 402-3031
Email: HBeck@beckestates.com
Website: www.beckestates.com

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MULTI CONSIGNOR ONLINE AUCTION MOVED TO LGRA

Our late July auction features many collections, consignments and estates moved offsite to the Lewis Ginter Library located in Ginter Park. Featuring items from Rutland, country estate of the Timberlake family, ca. 1790. June 1862, as Union troops pushed toward Richmond and Rutland’s 1200 acres. Union troops rounded up Timberlake and about 100 other Virginia farmers and sent them to a prison in Hampton Roads. Already in poor health, Timberlake died 3 weeks later in February 1863 and was buried on the family cemetery at Rutland in an iron coffin which is now part of the Smithsonian Institute. During the war, JEB Stuart used Rutland as his headquarters in July of 1862. 
Rutland has now been developed and is in north Hanover County near Atlee. The original house still stands and is now the pool house for the Rutland development.

Highlights to mention:

  1. Important local 18th century tavern table, ca. 1760 pine and yellow pine, early surface and nearly untouched condition. Probably Hanover County, VA. From Rutland Plantation, Hanover County, VA
  2. 1940's sterling julep cups from Millwood, Upperville Hunt shows
  3. Monumental Victorian impressive bookcase from Rutland Plantation
  4. Navajo rugs, ca. 1960
  5. Abstract paintings by, Richmond artist, William Fletcher Jones
  6. Two Barbizon style paintings by Carroll Collier, 1982
  7. Highland County, VA pie safe with unusual height
  8. Antique room size Persian Mahal rug with wear but stunning colors
  9. Folk art hobby horse on stand with early paint


https://www.richmond.com/news/local/hanover/mechanicsville-local/rutland-finds-will-go-to-the-smithsonian/article_d439982b-0686-592d-b74e-d2b17140a268.html

https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/pdf_files/SpecialCollections/Rutland%20Public%20Brochure%20-%20Hanover%20County%202013.pdf

ADDRESS: 3421 Hawthorne Avenue, RVA 23222
PREVIEW: July 25th, 10-3
CLOSING: July 25th, at 7 p.m.
PICKUP: July 26th, 10-3. FIRM DATES due to room rental

Kendall Jones 804.972.8840 or kbjones896@yahoo.com for local moves
Carytown Pack and Ship Joey Chapman, manager, 804.355-8805 or joey@carytownps.com
Brock's Moving/Berkley Brockenbrough 804.730.1258
Russell Smith 804.908.6803 (text ok)
Jim Bragg with River City Movers 804.624.7145
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Multi consignor online auction featuring items from Rutland Plantation, ca.1790 by BECK ESTATES

Beck Estates LLC

Beck Estates LLC

Contact: Heather R. Beck
Phone: (804) 402-3031
Sale Location
Online ONLY Auction
Richmond, VA 23222
Sale Dates and Times
Sale Terms and Conditions
Our terms and conditions for online auctions can be found on the website under the terms and conditions tab listed on each and every auction
Listing Details

MULTI CONSIGNOR ONLINE AUCTION MOVED TO LGRA

Our late July auction features many collections, consignments and estates moved offsite to the Lewis Ginter Library located in Ginter Park. Featuring items from Rutland, country estate of the Timberlake family, ca. 1790. June 1862, as Union troops pushed toward Richmond and Rutland’s 1200 acres. Union troops rounded up Timberlake and about 100 other Virginia farmers and sent them to a prison in Hampton Roads. Already in poor health, Timberlake died 3 weeks later in February 1863 and was buried on the family cemetery at Rutland in an iron coffin which is now part of the Smithsonian Institute. During the war, JEB Stuart used Rutland as his headquarters in July of 1862. 
Rutland has now been developed and is in north Hanover County near Atlee. The original house still stands and is now the pool house for the Rutland development.

Highlights to mention:

  1. Important local 18th century tavern table, ca. 1760 pine and yellow pine, early surface and nearly untouched condition. Probably Hanover County, VA. From Rutland Plantation, Hanover County, VA
  2. 1940's sterling julep cups from Millwood, Upperville Hunt shows
  3. Monumental Victorian impressive bookcase from Rutland Plantation
  4. Navajo rugs, ca. 1960
  5. Abstract paintings by, Richmond artist, William Fletcher Jones
  6. Two Barbizon style paintings by Carroll Collier, 1982
  7. Highland County, VA pie safe with unusual height
  8. Antique room size Persian Mahal rug with wear but stunning colors
  9. Folk art hobby horse on stand with early paint


https://www.richmond.com/news/local/hanover/mechanicsville-local/rutland-finds-will-go-to-the-smithsonian/article_d439982b-0686-592d-b74e-d2b17140a268.html

https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/pdf_files/SpecialCollections/Rutland%20Public%20Brochure%20-%20Hanover%20County%202013.pdf

ADDRESS: 3421 Hawthorne Avenue, RVA 23222
PREVIEW: July 25th, 10-3
CLOSING: July 25th, at 7 p.m.
PICKUP: July 26th, 10-3. FIRM DATES due to room rental

Kendall Jones 804.972.8840 or kbjones896@yahoo.com for local moves
Carytown Pack and Ship Joey Chapman, manager, 804.355-8805 or joey@carytownps.com
Brock's Moving/Berkley Brockenbrough 804.730.1258
Russell Smith 804.908.6803 (text ok)
Jim Bragg with River City Movers 804.624.7145
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Multi consignor online auction featuring items from Rutland Plantation, ca.1790 by BECK ESTATES
 Online Only Auction
Sale Date(s)
Bidding Starts: Saturday Jul 13 , 12:00 AM
Bidding Ends: Thursday Jul 25 , 7:00 PM
Sale Location

Richmond, VA 23222
Listing Terms and Conditions
Our terms and conditions for online auctions can be found on the website under the terms and conditions tab listed on each and every auction

MULTI CONSIGNOR ONLINE AUCTION MOVED TO LGRA

Our late July auction features many collections, consignments and estates moved offsite to the Lewis Ginter Library located in Ginter Park. Featuring items from Rutland, country estate of the Timberlake family, ca. 1790. June 1862, as Union troops pushed toward Richmond and Rutland’s 1200 acres. Union troops rounded up Timberlake and about 100 other Virginia farmers and sent them to a prison in Hampton Roads. Already in poor health, Timberlake died 3 weeks later in February 1863 and was buried on the family cemetery at Rutland in an iron coffin which is now part of the Smithsonian Institute. During the war, JEB Stuart used Rutland as his headquarters in July of 1862. 
Rutland has now been developed and is in north Hanover County near Atlee. The original house still stands and is now the pool house for the Rutland development.

Highlights to mention:

  1. Important local 18th century tavern table, ca. 1760 pine and yellow pine, early surface and nearly untouched condition. Probably Hanover County, VA. From Rutland Plantation, Hanover County, VA
  2. 1940's sterling julep cups from Millwood, Upperville Hunt shows
  3. Monumental Victorian impressive bookcase from Rutland Plantation
  4. Navajo rugs, ca. 1960
  5. Abstract paintings by, Richmond artist, William Fletcher Jones
  6. Two Barbizon style paintings by Carroll Collier, 1982
  7. Highland County, VA pie safe with unusual height
  8. Antique room size Persian Mahal rug with wear but stunning colors
  9. Folk art hobby horse on stand with early paint


https://www.richmond.com/news/local/hanover/mechanicsville-local/rutland-finds-will-go-to-the-smithsonian/article_d439982b-0686-592d-b74e-d2b17140a268.html

https://www.dhr.virginia.gov/pdf_files/SpecialCollections/Rutland%20Public%20Brochure%20-%20Hanover%20County%202013.pdf

ADDRESS: 3421 Hawthorne Avenue, RVA 23222
PREVIEW: July 25th, 10-3
CLOSING: July 25th, at 7 p.m.
PICKUP: July 26th, 10-3. FIRM DATES due to room rental

Kendall Jones 804.972.8840 or kbjones896@yahoo.com for local moves
Carytown Pack and Ship Joey Chapman, manager, 804.355-8805 or joey@carytownps.com
Brock's Moving/Berkley Brockenbrough 804.730.1258
Russell Smith 804.908.6803 (text ok)
Jim Bragg with River City Movers 804.624.7145