FAR 680 - Reputable Radford Estate

This fantastic antique collection is the estate of Gary Cook. He taught in Montgomery County Public Schools for many years. His family lived in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Lexington, Va. His parents collected antiques and purchased a nice piece each year to celebrate their anniversary, and Gary continued to add to this collection. This sale offers an important early 1804 West Town Penn Quaker Embroidery. Many chests such as a Sheraton Walnut, Georgian Mahogany, Empire Walnut/Curly Maple, and an early Walnut Hepplewhite Virginia Inlaid Chest. Also included is a Cherry Corner Cupboard, an early Inlaid English Queen Anne Drop Leaf table, a Pennsylvania Walnut Blanket Chest dated 1782, a variety of Oriental Rugs, Tilt Top Tea Table, Birdcage Windsor Chairs, Queen Anne Armchair, Chippendale Chair, Virginia Metal Crafters Horse Doorstop, and Metal Horse Bookends. Brass Trivets and Kettles and Virginia Metal Crafters Plaque, a Lionel Train Set with cars in original boxes, Chinese Watercolors, Tom Lane Artist Mid-Century Paintings of Pirates Alley, Antique Desks such as a Virginia Hepplewhite Dropdown Desk, a Pine School Masters Desk, a Cherry Slant Front Desk, Walnut Candle Box, Clocks, Empire Parlor Table, a Dutch painted Blue Blanket Chest, Pewter small Cherry Blanket Chest, Antique Dry Sinks, Banquet Table End, Silver Plate, Mirrors, Lamps, China and Glassware, and Pembroke Style Table. Tools include a Table Saw, Planes, Skill Saws, Carving Chisels, Vise and others