This incredible lifetime collection features: multiple automobiles, local advertising and historical items, pie safes, primitives, fine jewelry, antique furniture, MCM furniture, fine and decorative art, vintage clothing, quilts, musical instruments, assorted unique collectibles and MUCH MORE!  You won't want to miss this!

Mr. and Mrs. Akers were well know members of the Wytheville Community. The house containing these wonderful items is on the local historic registry. 

Mrs. Akers was the longest, continuous attending member of St. John’s Episcopal Church where she served in multiple roles and on the Altar Guild many, many years. 

Mr. Akers served in the US Navy. He was a Master Electrician with I.B.E.W. #637 of Roanoke and former Electrical Maintenance Supervisor at the Radford Ammunition Plant. He was an active member of St. John’s Episcopal Church where he served as Trustee, member of the Vestry and was Treasurer. He was a member of MENSA; member of Masonic Lodge No. 82 and Odd Fellows Lodge. 

OPEN HOUSE-FEB. 16 1PM-4PM.  CALLING INVESTORS AND DREAMERS.......Ever wanted a farm house of your own? How about one that includes land too??  This grand lady has been making memories for over 130 years. A hidden jewel is just waiting for someone to give her a little attention and make her their own. FOUR BEDROOMS, over 2,600 sq. ft. along with five acres. The possibilities are endless to create your own true authentic country dream home.  Adorable and quaint with the look and feel of a simpler time. This is truly a wonderful opportunity for someone with vision and creativity. We simply cannot wait to congratulate a new owner. Sale to be held live on site, March 5, 2020 at 2:00 pm.

Featuring: 1964 Studebaker Commander, sterling silver, fine cut crystal and art glass, fine and costume jewelry, primitive items, decorative household furniture, advertising collectibles, Martin guitar, John Deere riding lawnmower and much more!

IMPORTANT NOTE!!....This is an URGENT SHORT NOTICE AUCTION. MORE ITEMS WILL BE ADDED OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. PLEASE CHECK OUR WEBSITE AT ENTRUSTEDAUCTIONS.COM EACH DAY FOR ADDITIONAL ITEMS. 
 

FEATURING:Sterling silver, quality stoneware, amazing antique cherry step back cupboard, mid-century furniture and glassware, unique finds, local collectibles, local art, fine art, vintage clothing, vintage toys and so much more!  

 Mrs. Settle was a beloved member of the Fayetteville community. She led a most amazing life. She was one of the first five women ever admitted to Virginia Tech. While attending college, she worked for the U.S. Army in a civilian capacity during World War II, making topographic maps. She was an avid collector of antiques, and was the owner of Cracker Barrel Antiques of Fayetteville. Edna was also a member of the Red Hat Society, the Beckley Art Club and was an esteemed member of the West Virginia Watercolor Society.  A collection of her works are featured in this auction. 
Please see photo gallery for pictures of items included in this auction.
 
TRUCKS WITH TRAILERS ARE NOT PERMITTED AT THIS REMOVAL DUE TO THE LACK OF SPACE TO TURN AROUND. BOX TRUCKS ARE WELCOMED.