Peanut Gallery May IV Auction (2024)

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Internet-only (timed) auction

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Have Gavel Will Travel

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1 Hawks Nest Plaza, St. Charles, Missouri, 63303. USA. tel: 314-517-4013

Started:
9th May, 2024
Ends:28th May, 2024
View:St. Charles Auctions Missouri Auctions

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This is an online only auction to liquidate collections from local estates. All items sell as is -- as received with no attempt to improve. This auction has a soft close beginning at 7:00 on Tuesday, May 28th with 1 lot closing every 13 seconds. Pick up is from noon until 6 on Thursday, May 30th at the NEW shop: 1 Hawks Nest Plaza, St. Charles, MO 63303.There is a 15% Buyers Premium added to all successful bids. We will automatically charge the card on file for all invoices under $1000 UNLESS you leave a note in NOTES TO AUCTIONEER.Shipping will be handled by Goin Postal in Warrenton, MO (636-456-1853). They will pick up packages from Peanut Gallery on Tuesday, June 4th and will call or email you for payment. If you do not contact us VIA EMAIL with your shipping request by end of business on pick up day, your items will not be sent with the courier. They typically take 1 week to package your items and prepare for shipping. There is $5 courier fee to get your items to shipper.Estate of Schniedermeyer, Gramps, Hake

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This is an online only auction to liquidate collections from local estates. All items sell as is -- as received with no attempt...

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Lot 2

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Ceramic co*cker spaniel dog planter

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Lot 2b

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3 train tunnels

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Lot 3

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Custard glass table lamp

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Lot 4

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2 glass oil lamps

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Lot 5

3

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NEW Barrington leather bag

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Lot 6

3

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3 small Cross mechanical pencils

2 are gold filled; one is sterling

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Lot 6b

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Flat of American Flyer switches

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Lot 7

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Carved wood Asian figure

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Lot 8

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55" plush Winnie the Pooh

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Lot 10

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Sterling silver wrap ring

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Lot 11

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1921 Morgan silver dollar

This silver dollar had been mounted in a bezel

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Lot 12

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Ceramic horse head planter

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Lot 13

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Stanley tool organizer

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Lot 13b

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Pair of Lionel No.1122 switches

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Lot 14

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Hull Pottery brown drip pot

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Lot 14b

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Pair of Lionel No.1122 switches

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Lot 15

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2 green Coca-Cola glasses

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Lot 15b

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Pair of Lionel No.1122 switches

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Lot 16

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Mexican silver pill box

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Lot 16b

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Pair of Lionel No.1122 switches

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Lot 17

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Mantel clock

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Lot 18

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Ocean theme bathroom decor

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Lot 19

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Asian black lacquer and hardstone cabinet

15x42x31" tall

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Lot 20

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Sterling silver abalone butterfly pinky ring

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Lot 21

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1880 Morgan silver dollar

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Lot 21b

5

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American Flyer toy typewriter

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Lot 22

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Blue ceramic weiner dog planter

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Lot 22b

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Lionel Trainmaster transformer

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Small green metal parts drawers

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Lot 23b

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Lionel No.132 illuminated station

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White metal bread box with hinged lid

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Electrapack speed controls

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Lot 26

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Costume ring with Mexican 5-cent piece

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Lot 27

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Carved alabaster elephant

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Lot 28b

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American Flyer transformer

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Lot 29b

4

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Lionel No.022 right hand RC "O" gauge switch

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Sterling silver ring with purple stone

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Lot 31

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1881 Morgan silver dollar

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Ceramic co*cker spaniel dog planter

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Lot 34

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Pfaltzgraff brown pottery cookie jar

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2 packs of NEW half pint canning jars

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Sterling silver ring with multicolor stones

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Kanawha amberina art glass vase/pitcher

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Lot 39

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Elephant side table with drawer

18" round x 23" tall

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Lot 40

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2 weighted sterling silver Duchin candelabra

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Lot 41

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1879 Morgan silver dollar

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Lot 42

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Ceramic mallard duck TV lamp / planter

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Lot 43

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Pair of MCM ceramic table lamps

Need rewiring; one lamp has been repaired. Please check photo

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3 green Coca-Cola glasses

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FAQs

What does it mean if someone calls you a peanut gallery? ›

The meaning of peanut gallery is a group of people whose opinions are not needed or required but who make their thoughts known anyway. The peanut gallery is often compared to hecklers, people who speak up during a performance to taunt or disrupt those speaking or performing.

What to say instead of peanut gallery? ›

peanut gallery
  • botherers.
  • cheap seats.
  • hecklers.
  • interrupters.
  • paradise.
  • second balcony.
  • the gods.
  • upper balcony.

What does "no comments from the peanut gallery" mean? ›

Informal. the rearmost and cheapest section of seats in the balcony or the uppermost balcony of a theater. Slang. a source of insignificant criticism: No remarks from the peanut gallery!

What is the meaning of the pina gallery? ›

A peanut gallery was, in the days of vaudeville, a nickname for the cheapest and ostensibly rowdiest seats in the theater, the occupants of which were often known to heckle the performers.

Why was it called the peanut gallery? ›

Since peanuts were the cheapest snack, they were the projectiles of choice for hecklers. Untalented – or unlucky – entertainers were pelted from the back of the theater – a section that became known as the “peanut gallery.” Vaudeville fell into decline with the rise of motion pictures and lower-priced entertainment.

What is a peanut English slang? ›

An individual whom is extremely stupid. Lacks intelligence and common sense. An idiot. A mild insult often used in the work places of southern England. Somebody who does something incredibly stupid.”

What is a peanut in slang? ›

any small or insignificant person or thing. peanuts, Informal. a very small amount of money: working for peanuts.

How do you use peanut gallery in a sentence? ›

peanut gallery noun [C usually singular] (IN ATHEATER )

We could only afford seats in the peanut gallery. There were heckles from the peanut gallery. Even in the peanut gallery, seats were $100. He looked like he'd snuck in from the peanut gallery.

What does the phrase "long time no see" mean? ›

"Long time no see" is an English expression used as an informal greeting by people who have not seen each other for an extended period of time. The phrase is also acronymized as LTNS in Internet slang. Its origins in American English appear to stem from pidgin English, and it is widely accepted as a fixed expression.

What is an example of a peanut gallery? ›

Using Peanut Gallery: Examples in a Sentence

The coach advised the whole team to disregard the peanut gallery's comments and concentrate on the game so they could win. The world-renowned chef, while known for his expert culinary skills, had little patience for the peanut gallery in online food forums.

Why is it called peanut butter? ›

It's made out of peanuts. Some peanut butters have additional ingredients: salt, or some added oils or emulsifiers, but real peanut butter has one ingredient: peanuts. It's called a butter because it is thick and spreadable at room temperature.

What does no comment mean from a guy? ›

No comment indicates that the speaker does not choose to say anything on the subject.

What does pinya mean in Spanish? ›

pineapple

Why is it called a gallery? ›

Galleries appear as long, narrow rooms in substantial Renaissance houses and palaces, where they were used as promenades and to exhibit art. In Elizabethan and Jacobean houses these were called long galleries. The modern term art gallery is derived from this usage.

What is gallery in law? ›

Gallery means the area set aside in the Council chamber or meeting room for the public; Based on 8 documents.

What does it mean if someone calls me a peanut? ›

any small or insignificant person or thing. peanuts, Informal. a very small amount of money: working for peanuts.

What does it mean to be a peanut for someone? ›

peanuts [ plural ] informal. something so small it is not worth considering, especially an amount of money: pay someone peanuts They pay people peanuts in that organization.

What does peanut mean in person? ›

2. : an insignificant or tiny person. 3.

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