Item Description NOTES. Auction Ends Sunday July 19th starting at 8:00pm. Pick up on Monday July 20th from 3-6 at The Groves Rd. Depot. Unit 32 At this time we are unable to ship glass and delicate items. Only bid if you can make arrangements to pick items up. Please call the AUCTION MANAGER: Carri Ramsey, 614-378-4452 or email Ramseycarri@yahoo.com with any questions or for a preview of the items are listed. If you have items that you need sold, feel free to contact Carri and Julie at 614-378-4452. We would love to help you sell your items. The Groves Road Depot now has the capability to send invoice's to be paid online through the buyer's E-mail. Anyone unable to pickup on the designated pickup date will be issued a invoice to be paid within 48 hours after the pickup date. Any invoice's not paid by the designated time will be canceled and the items resold or returned to the original owner. Due to limited space and the increase of buyers waiting to pick there items up within 7 business days of the auction, the Groves Road Depot will start assessing a processing fee ranging from $1 to $5 dollars depending on the size or quantity of items. If items are bread boxed to the Groves Road Depot, the processing fee is waved. Thank you for your understanding. Gary GTC Online Auctions. 1. A vintage cast iron mailbox with a tin backing. After years of use the top portion does have some damage. The mailbox is approx. 12” tall. 2. A vintage tea pot and sugar bowl designed to look like a cottage and is marked Japan. There are no chips or cracks on the tea pot and a small crack on the rim of the sugar bowl. Tea pot is approx. 3 1/2” tall sugar bowl is 2 1/2" tall 3. A group of tin wall candle holders with crimped tops. The small candle holder is approx. 6” tall and has holders for two candles. The large candle holder is approx. 11” tall and has a holder for one candle. 4. A hand blown paper weight with a beautiful flower inside. Approx. 2 1/4" tall. 5. A brown handled crock with no markings. There are chips around the rim and a chip on the handle. The crock is approx. 10 1/2" tall. 6. A ceramic wall pocket in the colors, cream gold and black, marked with a #7 and is approx. 5 1/2" tall. A small ceramic oil lamp in the colors of green and cream with a yellow floral design and is approx. 4“ tall. 7. A group of three vintage enamel lids. The small lid is hinged, possibly for a coffee pot and is approx. 4 1/2" in diameter. The large lid is approx. 9” in diameter. The lid in the middle is approx. 7” in diameter. These would be great for that one missing lid of your enamelware set. 8. A vintage mallet with wooden handle and the head is made of hide. We believe that the mallet is handmade and is approx. 11 1/2" tall. 9. A vintage hand mixer with wooden handle painted aqua and cream made by A and J with a Pat. Date of Oct. 9, 1923. 10. A vintage ”The Game of Authors”, Salem Edition, by Parker Brothers, from 1943. 11. A vintage Hall 6 cup tea pot, #0749, in a cadet blue color with gold trim accents and hook cover lid. The lid has been repaired and there is a chip on the spout. 12. A group of two figurines of a man and women marked, Hadson made in Occupied Japan. Both are approx. 6” tall and have no chips or cracks. 13. A group of three vintage planters. The yellow planter has a butterfly design, has no marking and is approx. 3” tall 7” long. The Elephant planter has no markings, a chip on his trunk and is approx. 6 1/2” tall. The green planter is made in the USA, #8290, approx. 3 1/2" tall and 8” long. 14. A large two toned bean pot, marked McCoy with no lid, approx. 7” tall and has no chips or cracks. 15. A vintage blue ceramic sugar container with a floral design, made in Czechoslovakia, with lid, has no chips or cracks and is approx. 6 1/2" tall. 16. A vintage double hinged lid picnic basket with a red and white checkered cloth insert with no markings. To the handle, the basket is approx. 13” tall, 17” wide, and 13 1/2" deep. 17. A vintage group of two tin serving trays. The tray on the top is a Ming reproduction of a Ming Dynasty plate, approx. 13 1/2" in diameter. You could get this tray FREE when your purchase a Giant size Spin n Span. 18. A group of two vintage wood drawers that believed to be from a desk. The back corners of the drawers are dovetailed and are approx. 3” tall , 12 1/2" wide, and 10 1/2" deep. 19. A group of two vintage cast iron oil lamp sconces. One of the sconces is broken at the attachment to the wall piece. Both sconces are in vintage condition and are approx. 9” tall and 8” deep. 20. A group of three vintage enamelware pieces. There are two enamel cups, a red and white cup and a blue speckled cup and a blue speckled spoon which does show ware. 21. A group of five brass candlestick holders ranging in size 3 1/2" to 6” tall. 22. A vintage group of 15 Coca Cola cups, 7 fluid oz. made by Dixie, in very good condition and a wood handled Coca Cola ice pick, approx. 8” long. The handle on the ice pick is faded, but in good condition. We've never seen one of these kinds of Coca Cola ice picks before. 23. A group of vintage wooden beads in green and red that you could use as garland or any kind of creative design. 24. A small vintage handled tin milk can with no lid. It does have some rough parts on the bottom, but could be great for a planter with the drain holes already for you or you could spray paint it and put your kitchen utensils in it. The milk can is approx. 9 1/2” tall to the top of the rim. 25. A two toned handled crock with no markings. There is a hole at the top near the handle and is approx. 12” tall. 26. A vintage wood seeder and is approx. 34” tall. Can you imagine having to plant your garden like this, well your Grandma and/or Great Grandma did. 27. A cute wood storage box painted in a rusty red speckle color with 8 drawers and is approx. 14” tall, 10” wide, 3” deep. There is a small chip of paint on one of the handles. 28. A tin tray by Delft Design, made in England and is approx. 10” in diameter. Also included is a Delft vase made in Holland and has a small chip on the one side. The vase is approx. 2 1/2" tall and 5” long. 29. A vintage cast iron corn bread pan. The pan is approx. 12” long and 5 1/2” wide. I bet this made Grandma's best corn bread. 30. A group of three vintage cloth calendars. The rooster calendar is from 1974. The Herbs and Spices is from 1979 and the Welch's calendar is from 1981. How cool would these look hanging in your vintage kitchen? 31. A group of three ceramic planters. The yellow planter is marked USA. The black planter has no markings and the green planter is marked 896. The planters range in size from 2 1/2" to 4” tall. 32. A group of vintage salt and pepper shakers. The squirrel salt and pepper shakers are chalkware and the shaker in the middle does not have a mate. 33. A vintage handmade hot pad from New Orleans and is approx. 7” in diameter. 34. A wood toy cradle painted green and is approx. 7” tall, 9 1/4" wide, and 6” deep. The white picked fence planter is approx. 6” tall and 6 1/2" x 6 1/2". 35. A group of three glass flower frogs. There are two clear glass frogs and one amber colored frog. The amber colored frog is approx. 2 3/4" in diameter and the large clear frog is approx. 5” in diameter. 36. A pair of vintage handmade pot holders and 11 tin molds with red and white checkered ribbon tied around the rims. 37. A group of two decorative ceramic water cans. The blue water can has a chip on the side and both water cans are approx. 4 1/2" tall. 38. A vintage El Producto wood cigar box which is used condition and the lid has been taped, a metal tray, a vintage can of AllState tube repair kit, a vintage tin can of Calumet baking powder, and an old paint can. 39. A group of two vintage aprons. The apron on the right is a green with a pink stitched design. The apron on the left is sage green with a winter scenery. 40. A group of misc. bowls. There is a clear bowl which is approx. 4” tall and 7” in diameter. A handled milk glass bowl with a ruffled edge, with a floral design, no markings and is approx. 3 1/4" tall and 6” in diameter. A floral bowl with no markings and is approx. 3 1/2" tall and 6” in diameter. A Noritake handled bowl, made in Japan, with a floral design and is approx. 3” tall 6” in diameter. 41. A group of two green glass vases which are approx. 3 “ tall. 42. A small cut to clear red glass pitcher with the name Emma engraved on the front and the date 1907. The pitcher is approx. 4” tall. 43. A vintage hand mixer with a green wood handle. There is a Pat. date of 1923. 44. A group of three ceiling lights. There is a vintage milk glass ceiling light with a textured design and is approx. 5” tall and 10” in diameter. A vintage green glass ceiling light with a white glass on the inside which is approx. 4 1/2”, 9” in diameter, and a modern white glass ceiling light. 45. A basket full of vintage kitchen items. There are serving spoons, egg separator, a scoop, knives, a butchers knife, a sharpener, and more. 46. A small blue loaf pan marked HP Coors, China and is approx. 2” tall and 4 1/2" long. A handmade bag that holds two matching pot holders. A set of 4 white napkins made in Ireland, and a white table cloth with a green design, made in Hawaii. 47. A vintage cast iron candle holder with a hand painted Dutch design which is approx. 2 1/2" tall and the base is approx. 4” in diameter. 48. A group of 4 amber alcohol bottles. The two bottles on the far left and far right are liquor bottles. The two bottles in the middle are beer bottles. 49. A group of vintage wood and metal stamps, ink pads, an empty box of Prentice, and a vintage wire letter holder. 50. A wood plant stand which is approx. 23” tall 7 1/2' x 7 1/2" and a cream planter that is approx. 5” tall. 51. A group of two handmade flash back bags made from vintage fabric. 52. A vintage can of Sassparilla, "The soft drink that won the Wild West" and was canned in Lorain, Ohio. 53. A group of two vintage brown glazed crocks with no markings. The crock on the right has chips on the rims and is approx. 6 1/2" tall. The crock on the left has a crack and is approx. 6" tall. 54. A group of three vintage bottles. The bottle on the left is a Gem 50th Anniversary 1973 from Wellston, Ohio. The bottle in the middle is a Purity Bottling Co., Lorain, Ohio and Cold Bond bottle from Cleveland/Sandusky, Ohio. The bottles range in size from 11” to 12” tall. 55. A group of two planter baskets lined with plastic. The planter on the right is approx. 6 1/2" tall and 15” long. The planter on the left is approx. 7 1/2" tall and 21” long. 56. A hand stitched design of "Welcome Friends", matted in a wood frame with no glass, approx. 13x19. 57. A two tone pitcher that is marked Roseville. The pitcher does have a chip on the spout, a crack and is approx. 6” tall. A two tone crock that is believed to have been repaired. 58. A hand painted Delft vase from Holland with crazing and is very fragile. The vase is approx. 5” tall. There are two ceramic figurines, both made in Japan. The little girls pole is broken on the left side and the little boys pole is broken on the right side and is missing both buckets. Both figurines are approx. 6 1/2" tall. 59. A group of two baskets painted in an aqua color, a vintage doily and three small pitchers. The basket on the left is approx. 9” tall. The basket on the right is approx. 4” tall. 60. A vintage red apple basket which is approx. 11 1/2" tall and 17 1/2" in diameter. 61. A vintage potato smasher by Androck with the Pat date 11- 12- 29. A High speed super center drive beater with wood handles made in the United States of America, Pat #2049727. 62. An antique door hinge believed to be solid brass, part of the hinge has been painted, with the Pat date of June 24, 1879. Also included is misc. hardware with some being brass. 63. A group of two vintage wood drawers from The Line, Forest Park, Ill. Hedges stackable Files, #1721 with dovetailed corners. The drawers are approx. 2 1/2" tall, 10 1/2" wide, and 12 1/2" deep. 64. A red cut to clear paper weight, approx. 1” tall and 4 1/2" long, with the names Norm and Mary, 1915 on the top. 65. A vintage milk glass spice bottle with no lid or markings and is approx. 3 1/2". A vintage milk glass spice bottle, clove, made in the USA from the 1940's with a Dutch design. Packed by Frank Tea and Spice Company, Cincinnati Ohio, and is approx. 3 1/2" tall. 66. A vintage money bag, US mint, cents $50. There are no rips or tears. 67. A large group of plastic flower pots, one metal hanging pot, and a frog figurine. The smallest pot is approx. 5 1/2" tall and the largest is 13” tall. 68. A group of three handled baskets. These baskets would be great to display your flowers in from your flower garden or to carry your veggies in from your garden. 69. A group of four vintage soda bottles. There is a Barrel Head Root Beer, Mason’s, A&W Root Beer, and a Pepsi bottle 70. A group of brown glazed mugs, bowls, and bean pots. Some do have chips and cracks. The beige pot is marked, 7004 71. A group of three vintage enamel lids. The large lid is approx. 9” in diameter. The lid in the middle is approx. 7 1/2" and the small lid is approx. 5 1/2" in diameter. 72. A group of four vintage clear glass paper weights. There are three round paper weights and one is a rectangle paper weight. 73. A group of vintage tools with wood handles. There is a file, welding tools, a long screw driver, a wood box, and a wood mallet. 74. A white ceramic pitcher with a brown floral design that has a chip on the spout and is approx. 6” tall. A pewter pitcher which is approx. 3” tall and souvenir spoons. 75. A blue ceramic tea pot marked, USA. There is a chip on the lid and is approx. 4” tall. 76. A vintage wooden hand held water pump and is approx. 49 1/2" long. 77. An Alabama Miller Pottery Brown & Cream Crock with Cobalt Blue 4 Leaf Clover, 2 Gallon, from the early 1900's and is approx. 9" tall and 9" in diameter. The crock has been cracked and repaired, but still would make a great décor piece. 78. A modern Christmas serving tin tray, some modern red Christmas beads, and a bag of vintage Christmas tinsel. 79. A group of three enamel lids. The two lids with the white handles are approx. 7” in diameter. The lid with the red handle is approx. 5” in diameter. 80. A vintage sad iron base made of cast iron with no markings. The base is approx. 1 1/2" tall and 6” long. 81. A group of 4 vintage cardboard photo's of Western actors. These were dispensed through coin-operated arcade machines and other retail/entertainment venues. The photo's are approx. 5 1/4"x 3 1/2". 82. A trio of vintage serving forks believed to be with antler handles. 83. A group of two vintage cast iron oil lamp wall sconces. The lamp on the right has been converted to electric and is in working condition. It appears to be fairly easy to convert over to electric. The lamps are approx. 10 1/2" long. 84. A vintage Johnsons Brothers bowl with two handles and no lid. A vintage white ginger jar with a floral design with no lid and a porcelain hand painted, wood handle ladle. 85. A group of three decorative bottles. The bottle on the left has a porcelain cap and a floral design. The bottle in the middle is an oil bottle. Ranging in size, approx. 11” to 13” tall. 86. A two tone pottery tea pot with a beautiful swirl design, made in China, and is approx. 5” tall 8” long. There are no chips or cracks. 87. A vintage strawberry pitcher that appears to be hand painted, approx. 3 1/2” tall and signed PRS. A vintage blue tea pot without the lid, no markings, and is approx. 4” tall. 88. A basket full of porcelain and metal knobs, pulls, hardware, wood pegs, screws, and a small wood peg with porcelain knobs. 89. A group of two vintage cast iron oil lamp holders which are approx. 11” long. 90. A group of two baskets and four small cone shaped handled baskets. 91. A group of misc. items. There are decorative tiles, one is from Lakewood High School, Lakewood Ohio, 1918-1975, a Asian cork art, a ceramic turnip measuring cup, and more. 92. A small wood picnic basket that is approx. 6 1/2” tall and 6 1/2" long. A wood plate which is approx. 8” in diameter. A terra cotta basket and a Top Flite Power point, 10x6 propeller. 93. A tin sculpture with a glass colored balls wrapped in wire hanging from the middle of the sculpture and is approx. 14” tall. This would look awesome hanging outside on your patio or anywhere in your home. 94. A handmade corner shelf unit which is approx. 37” tall. There is a crack on the veneer on the second shelf, but still a unique shelf. The shelf is approx. 14” wide at the bottom, 9” deep, the top shelf is 5 1/2" deep. 95. An approx. 50ft soaker hose. Perfect for your garden and appears to be in good condition. 96. An approx. 50ft soaker hose. Perfect for your garden and appears to be in good condition. 97. A vintage black metal mailbox, in used condition and is approx. 11” tall and 22” long. 98. A vintage car jack and is approx. 32” tall. 99. A vintage believed to be produce scale marked Rensselaer, approx. 12” tall, 22” long and is Very heavy. 100. A Makita Cordless Chain Saw and a Pruning Extension with storage case in excellent condition. The battery pack charged up, has been tested, and is in working condition. The Pruning extension is approx. 51” to roughly 85” long. 101. A Limited Edition Collectible, Individually Numbered, Bobblemates, The Raiders, Rice and Brown. 102. A group of vintage Ohio State Marching Band albums. Ohio State, Volume 2, Buckeye Battle Cry, Stars Stripes 'N Brass. Fun fact: Did you know the first scribed Ohio was in 1936? 103. A vintage jewelry box made of genuine teakwood with tie pins, a Mobil charm, one of the tie pins is possibly jade, and tie clips. The jewelry box is approx. 5” tall, 11” wide, and 5 1/2" deep. 104. A box of vintage record albums. There is Chicago, Elvis, Barbara Streisand, Johnny Mathis, to name a few. 105. The World of Barbie Doll Case from 1968. The tall doll on the left is by Hasbro from 1972 and other misc. toys. The Barbie case dose show some ware. 106. A group of vintage Neil Diamond record albums. There is Neil Diamond Love Songs, Moods, You Don’t Bring Me Flowers and I’m Glad You Were Here With Me Tonight. 107. A Forever “Men on the Ice” Limited Edition Collectible bobble head from 2002, Klesla, from the Blue Jackets. 108. A Forman Brothers serving tray which is approx. 12 1/2" long and a Gotham silver on copper creamer and sugar bowl. 109. A group of vintage 8 track tapes from the 1970's. There is Simon and Garfunkel, Styx, Elvis, The Beach Boys, The Guess Who, and Bachman Turner Overdrive. 110. A 2003 Legends Of The North Pole, Limited Edition Collectible, Individually numbered, A Blue Jackets Santa. 111. A group of four John Denver record albums. There is Aerie, Rocking Mountain High, Spirit, Poems, Prayers & Promises. 112. A 2003 Legends Of The North Pole, Limited Edition Collectible, Individually numbered, Blue Jackets Santa. 113. A box of vintage record albums. There is Blood Sweat and Tears, Linda Ronstadt, Barbara Streisand Captain and Tennille to name a few. 114. A believed to be chalk ware vintage figurine of the Victor Dog and is approx. 10” tall. 115. A group of four Neil Diamond record albums. There is Double Gold, Stones, Gold, Tap Root Manuscript. 116. A group of misc. items of the OSU Women’s Basketball. There are Trading cards, Photo’s, a Signed picture of the Women’s Basketball Team coach, magnets, pins, and a bandana from Budweiser. 117. A vintage record case, Platter Pak, full of 45 records. There is Ricky Nelson, Elvis, Frankie Avalon, Fats Domino, Bette Midler, and more. 118. An Orioles Mascot Bobble Head. 119. A box of vintage 45 records. There is Hank Williams, The Platters, Conway Twitty, and the Andrews Sisters to name a few. 120. A group of sports items. There is a book of 100 Years of Baseball from 2002, a University of Alabama glass, 1984 for 33 years of drag racing, and a group of three micro machine cars. 121. A box of vintage record albums. There is Johnny Mathis, West Side Story, Peter Paul and Mary, Kenny Rogers, to name a few. 122. A Ray Whitney Columbus Blue Jacket Bobble Head. 123. A vintage metal record album case full of albums. There is Dynamite Super Hits Volume 1, The Movie, Chorus Line, Charley Pride, to name a few. The case is approx. 12 1/2" tall, 13” wide, 4 1/2" deep. 124. A box full of vintage 45 records. There is The Osmond's, The Carpenters, Three Dog Night, The Dobbie Brothers to name a few. 125. A box of vintage children 45 records. There is Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer, Smoky the Bear, Mickey Mouse Club, Disneyland Childs Garden Verses, Sesame Street Kermit, Green, and more. 126. A vintage record book with Silent Night, copyright 1949. Rain, Rain Go Away, Georgie Porgie, Three Blind Mice and more. 127. A group of believed to be bakelite children’s records, approx. 5 1/2" in diameter and one 45 record, Four Funny People. The Little Wonder, Pat dates range from 1901-1909.