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Important Announcement: Special notice to those visiting this site for the first time. Most of the lots on this auction, over 99%, are being sold ABSOLUTE with no minimums, 13% Buyers Premium, 3% Discount for payment by cash or good check. Bring you Trucks! Delivery for hire also. The auction starts promptly at 10am with Persian Rugs, then the better items. Restoration items and modern H.H. Goods, if offered, are gradually sold towards the end of the auction. Please, no smoking in the buildings and be sure children are content WITH A FREE SNACK FROM OUR GALLERY! If you like a fast paced auction with items being truly sold to the highest bidders, then you will be happy to make the drive to Roumillat's. Preview the photos to get a general idea of this sale. PLEASE TAKE NOTE! The photos and text are no-where near a complete representation of the auction. We will add some of the more interesting items as we can, sometimes right up to the day before the auction, so please review the photos often. You really must preview in person to really understand the large scope of our auctions.

AUCTION ALERT SIGNUP FORM

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The Quick List:

1890’s German porcelain lamp, New Love Seats, Bar Stools, Drop leaf bar & stools, Open hutch, Dining room table, Huge display faux clam shell, King size bed & mattress, Dresser, Chest of drawers, Pair of metal accent tables, Upholstered bench / ottoman, Work counter & display shelves, Tsunami art, Sunburst mirror, Round table and chairs, Padded bar stools, Desk & upholstered storage chests, Twin beds, Twin beds & dressing table, Dresser & child's chair, Accent chair & Butterfly art, Upholstered headboard queen bed, Dresser, end tables, mirrors, Roll around chairs, "HeadMan" by Chas. artist John Coles, 12 in tall glass cloche, Athena by The Doll Maker, Kutani Crane by Wedgwood, Mitterreich demi tasse c&s, Metal Griffon, Crystal decanter, Shannon crystal flutes, Calla Lilly engraved vase, Spode creamware, Ruby red glass goblets, Service for 6 Repousse by Kirk , Repousse Sterling serving pieces, Seashell bowl by Royal Cpenhagen, Signed acrylic sculpture, Signed pottery vase, Golden Sagi porcelain, Large pottery covered casserole, 100 faces fan, Glenlivet Royal Wedding Reserve #522, Block crystal cobalt glasses, Plum cut to clear goblet, Block crystal cobalt glasses, Kosta Boda & Holmegaard crystal, One of a pair of candelabras, Lighted mahogany curio cabinet, Lighted 4 shelf curio cabinet, Ingraham 1913 Gingerbread clock, Plymouth mantel clock, Victorian print in outstanding frame, Curved glass mahogany china, Convex glass photo frame, Cuckoo clock, George Fritz engraving, African carved totem, Metallic thread Asian embroidery, Mahogany dresser, Huge silk arrangements, Pair of open shelf cabinets, Shabby Chic chest of drawers, Display cabinet, Mahogany china cabinet, Thomasville table & 6 chairs & sideboard, Chrome & glass serving cart, Pair of demilune accent tables, Walnut Herrmann Furniture Co., Ethan Allen bedroom suite by Baumritter, Inlaid trumpet leg table, Rush bottom ladder back chair, Spindle back rocker, Stylish accent floor lamp, Stripped boudoir chair, Mahogany table 3 leaves & 5 chairs, Nice mahogany chairs, Landstrom 2 drawer chest, Drop side end table, French style arm chair, Tall jewelry cabinet, Small Inlaid accent table , Mahogany Canterbury, Painted armoire, Baby cradle, Roddy Fly Rod South Bend Fly Reel, Fishing creel and net, 5 gal stoneware butter churn, Corn Likker stoneware jug, Bud Neon & Camel Advertising signs, Delft Cigar maker tile picture, Camel advertising , Washboard & Decorative stars, Pottery Ballerina wall art, Skimmed milk bottles, Decorative pottery vase, Composition Chicken statue, Cookbooks & South Carolina books, Ships, Aircraft & Military books, Diecast model car collection, Yearbooks, Naval ship plaques, Early children's books, Milk glass, Crystal, Porcelain, Pottery, Ceramic, China, Unique Violin lamp, Chinoiserie cabinet by Habersham, Pressed oak High Chair, Metal Easel and Trellis, Chrome floor lamp, Marble top demilune table, Marble top coffee table, Stained glass hanging lamp, Unusual crystal chandelier, Brass & glass coffee table, Arts & Crafts chair, Inlaid game table, Metal patio chairs & tables, Daguerreotypes, Gem stones, Coins, Hummel flower holder, Chinchilla cape, Spode pitcher, Sterling porringer, Cunard White Star salt, Carved goose eggs & Russian egg, Nikon F camera, Steiff Sterling Repousse, Pipe collection, Rugs, Too many to list, Shelves are loaded with great finds..

RUGS; STARTING AT 10AM
The auction will begin at 10am WITH RUGS. It only takes about 10 minutes to sell the rugs so don't be late. Photos of the rugs are usually posted late Wednesday before the auction.
FURNITURE

CRYSTAL, GLASSWARE, CHINA AND POTTERY:

STERLING & PLATE

ART & PICTURES
(please note: Because of difficult signatures some names may not be exactly correct)

JEWELRY

MIRRORS & LIGHTING

COLLECTABLES & ODDITIES

DOLLS, TOYS, & Children related

CLOCKS

BOOKS

COINS


BACKROOM TABLE LOTS (BEGINS APROX 2 - 3pm)
THE BACK ROOM TABLES LOTS FOR THIS AUCTION. GREAT TREASURE. Special Note: Backroom table lots normally start about 3pm but may start a bit EARLIER for this auction. POSSIBLY AS EARLY AS 2PM! The back tables are composed of all the normal household items Decor, Household goods, Tools, Collectibles, Books, repair parts, etc etc. Because of the large quantity of consignments and estate clearances there are more items than ever on the 3pm back table lots. Our back tables look like many other auctions star items!! Don't miss out on great table lots.

99% of this auction is being sold ABSOLUTE with no minimums. Buyers Premium is 13% with a 3% discount for payment by cash or good check. Bring your trucks! Delivery for hire also.

Note: An "absolute" auction is one in which the item will be sold to the highest bidder. There will be no minimum opening price or required price to be met on items sold absolute. A buyers premium is a fee, usually a percentage, many auctioneers add to the buyers final bill. It is a revenue enhancement method some auctioneers use to help offset the selling expenses to entice sellers to consign better items for absolute auction.

   We operate a rather fast paced auction so we can get all the good stuff sold between 10am and 3pm.  When we are having the backroom table lots we like to get started on them about 3pm so everyone can get home early.

On the main 10am auction we will try to sell requests early so you don't have to wait hours for just one item. We don't mind if you want to start the bidding low. Besides its not where it starts that is important; it's where it ends!  Also we won't waste your time with lectures and we won't try to start the price up high and come down to nothing just to see it go back up. (It's a waste of time, everything starts low)

For people who can't attend the auction: Absentee bids are treated like a proxy bid and bought at the lowest bid up to the amount offered. For example, if you leave instructions to buy a lot for up to $100.00 and the bidding stops at $60.00. Then that is your bid, $60.00. Tie bids go to the person on the floor. All items including absentee bid items must be removed from the building by Monday 6pm after the auction.
                           
                                       

Note to Out of town people and new buyers: Please bring a Visa/MC to guarantee your checks !!

Our location is very easy to find. 2241 Savannah Hwy is U.S. 17 South of Charleston about 4 miles. Coming up from the South on U.S 17 look for us on the righthand side of the road immediatly after the Hess Gas station.

Coming from the North on U.S. 17 it is advisable to take the by-pass (I-526) toward North Charleston and continuing on I-526 toward Savannah. When you get to the end of I-526 take a right on U.S 17 South toward Savannah. Go about 1/3 mile and look for us on the lefthand side of U.S 17 just before the Hess Station.

Coming from the West on I-26 take exit 212 where it says "I-526 Savannah". Continue to the end and make a right onto U.S.17 South. We are about 1/3 mile out on the lefthand side just before the Hess Station.

There are Plenty of Motels, Lodges, and B&B and Charleston has more World Class Restaurants than most Major Cities.