Estate, Consignment, and Moving Auctions in Topeka, KS

More Masters Estate Finds: Antiques, Furniture & Collectibles Saturday, October 31, at 4 PM

713 NE US Hwy 24, Topeka, KS
(Across from Tractor Supply)

There’s still plenty to discover from the Masters estate! Join us for another auction filled with antique and everyday furniture, primitives, vintage toys, linens, and unusual finds. Come browse, find your favorites, and enjoy vegetable soup for Saturday night supper!

FURNITURE & HOUSEHOLD
Oak dresser with mirror; kitchen cupboards; new recliner; side chairs; oak pattern-back kitchen chairs; oak dinette; walkers; coffee and end tables; entertainment centers available for free; like-new office chairs; 15 mini refrigerators; sofa and footstool; floor and table lamps; oak dinette with six chairs and hutch; pine dresser; small four-drawer dresser; glass-top TV stand; vintage step stool; area rug; small oak Eastlake dresser with mirror; children’s Paw Patrol youth bed and play desk with Paw Patrol vehicles; Zenith wooden floor-model radio; vintage tabletop radios; lawn chairs; stools; and more.

STARTING OUT BACK, WEATHER PERMITTING
If it’s not raining, we’ll begin outside with a small selection of tools, a small metal pull trailer, propane bottles, extension cords, jumper cables, cleaners and oil, a grain fanning mill, and more.

PRIMITIVES, COLLECTIBLES & MORE
Graniteware; cast iron; tea towels; advertising thermometers; miner’s hat lantern; Lincoln Drape Alacite oil lamp; other kerosene lamps; kitchen utensils; pottery; small kitchen appliances; pictures and art; new-in-box Ertl miniature combine; like-new Buddy L toy cash register; train set; tiny blown-glass chicken figurines; blankets; feed sacks; linens and doilies; books; holiday decorations; large round wooden Baker’s Cocoa container; tins; baskets; backpacks; crock jugs; die-cast cars; stainless steel kettle; galvanized boiler with wash stomper; two-man saw; and much more.

A PIECE TO LOOK FOR
An iron military sword described as an 1831 French sword with a brass handle, bearing the stamp “ANO 1802.”

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