McKnight Lifetime Collection Online Auction
1:00 PM *
Wednesday, October 21 2026
Buyer's Premium
10% Buyer’s Premium added to the hammer bid price to determine the final purchase price.
Sales Tax
7% Indiana Sales Tax. United States Coins & Currency Exempt.
Personal Property Terms
Cash, Check, Wire or Credit Card in USD
- Credit cards accepted up to $5,000 with 3% convenience fee.
- Payment by check may be subject to a 14-day bank clearance for out of state and buyers unknown to the auction company.
- Possession held for wire confirmation.
Shipping
Shipping available on select lots at buyer’s expense. Contact us to confirm shipping availability.
- Shipping Inquiry: Contact us at 812-944-0217 to confirm shipping availability on lot.
- Shipping Request: After the auction, contact us at 812-944-0217 to request shipping.
- Payment & Address Confirmation: Ensure your invoice is paid online through the email invoice using a credit card and verify your shipping address with us.
- Shipping Preparation: We will take your items to our local UPS Store for professional packaging and UPS will calculate the total shipping cost.
- Shipping Payment & Tracking: We will contact you directly from the UPS store to collect your credit card information for payment over the phone. Once payment is received, your items will be shipped and we’ll provide you with a tracking number to monitor the delivery.
Inspection
Contact Us for a Private Showing
Condition report not provided. Please view detailed photos closely as they are part of the description.
Pick Up
- Thursday, October 22, 2026
- Friday, October 23, 2026
Schedule pick-up by appointment only. Buyers are responsible for packing, loading, and moving all items purchased without assistance from the Harritt Group. Bring your own help and equipment to load your items.
Seller
Genevieve B. McKnight Estate
Personal Representative
Deborah J. Weber
Estate Attorney
Jenny Kraft Kuchle
Lorch Naville Ward, LLC
Selling the lifetime collection of the Genevieve McKnight Estate at online auction. This extensive collection features a variety of items including a Harmar stairlift, Chrysler LeBaron GTC convertible (non-running, no title), large selection of Orvis, Barbour, Woolrich and other quality hunting and outdoor apparel, costume jewelry, vintage and antique furniture and furnishings, Ray Harm and other artwork, Roseville and other collectible pottery, Depression and uranium glass, cobalt blue glassware, stoneware crocks and jugs, vintage Duke University memorabilia, books and science fiction collections, Christmas decor, vintage toys, tools, garden and lawn equipment, household goods and more.
VEHICLE
Chrysler LeBaron GTC convertible, non-running, no title.
STAIRLIFT CHAIR
Harmar Mobility SSL-SL300 stairlift includes chair and railing, dismantled for easy loading.
ART & DECOR
George Baum Brown County floral oil painting, Berner floral oil painting, A.P. Morrow “Tea Pot & Flowers” oil painting, antique corn still life oil painting, Hobbema “The Watermill” oil painting, Ray Harm bird prints including “American Goldfinch,” “Yellow-Breasted Chat,” “Yellow-Throat Warbler” and “House Wren,” “Indiana Dunes in Autumn” print, J. Franklin Brown Delta Queen print, botanical prints, wildlife prints, velvet lion painting, Sheila Bonser “Into White” collage print, folk art masks, framed artwork, Art Deco lamps, blown art glass, table lamps, mirrors, artist easel and decorative prints.
FURNITURE
Antique cherry corner cupboard, antique claw-foot burled secretary bookcase desk, oak pedestal dining table and chairs, antique Melodeon desk, cherry swivel-top game table, Bombe chest of drawers, antique cherry chest, Victorian walnut furniture, Victorian settee benches, Victorian accent chair, rocking chairs, retro pine bedroom suite, cherry king-size bedroom suite, American of Martinsville curio cabinet, antique steamer trunk, drop-leaf gateleg table, cedar chest, office furniture, bookshelves, end tables, lamp tables, sewing machine table, oak prep table, bar stools and miscellaneous vintage furniture.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
Uranium and Vaseline glass, uranium glass hen-on-nest, Vaseline humidor, vintage banks, taxidermy piranhas, cast iron toy stoves, Trick Dog bank, antique coffee grinder, W. & T. Avery brass balance scale, miniature anvil, vintage watches including Elgin pocket watch, Mason jars, vintage kitchenware, egg basket, antique Ford wrench, brass telescope, silverplate, vintage jewelry boxes, Franklin Mint “Partners in Space” sterling silver medal and stamp set, Sears factory keepsake boxes, perfume bottles, vanity items, political bumper stickers, Cabela’s snowshoes, Wagner Ware cast iron skillet, vintage canister jars and insulators, mortar and pestle sets, U.S. Army Ordnance Corps award, Master Key Chromatic Pitch, lighters and ashtrays, M.A. Hadley Goose bowl, folk art masks, Japanese wall pocket, Franklin Mint Duke University sterling silver collector plate, MAD paperbacks, Duke memorabilia, geodes, vintage cameras, Steiff Santa and bellhop monkey, miner’s lamps, antique jardinière, LP records, Coca-Cola collectibles, vintage toys, miscellaneous advertising, collectible items and much more.
GLASSWARE & CHINA
Pink Depression glass, cobalt blue glassware, Harmony House Simone china, Fire-King Primrose milk glass, Wedgewood, blue and white transferware, pressed glass, milk glass hen-on-nest, vintage blue and white dishes, vintage colorful and opalescent glass, drinking glasses, pitchers, vases, cream and sugar sets, serving pieces, dinnerware and collectible glassware.
STONEWARE, CROCKS & JUGS
German stoneware water bottles, three-gallon stoneware crock, brown and white stoneware jug and crock, Roseville Pottery spongeware mixing bowls, King’s Crown two-gallon stoneware drink dispenser, large glazed stoneware bowl, vintage pitchers and creamers, collection of stoneware crocks, planters and other stoneware pieces.
TOOLS & HARDWARE
Collection of hand tools, saws, hammers, wrenches, pliers, bolt cutters, antique two-man saw, mowing scythes, folding ladders, yard tools, hedge trimmers, shovels, rakes, potato fork, small-engine lawn equipment including Skilsaw chainsaw, Weed Eater trimmer, Ryobi trimmer and Craftsman Chipper/Shredder, Steel Craft No. 174 table vise, wood workbench, antique cultivator, fishing poles and net, extension cords, concrete cinder blocks and other tools and hardware.
APPAREL & ACCESSORIES
Orvis, Barbour, Woolrich, L.L. Bean, Cabela’s, Beretta, Pendleton, Moose Creek, Kobler and Lands’ End clothing, leather vests, hunting vests, down vests, jackets, button-up shirts, T-shirts, Woolrich shirts, Orvis shirts, Barbour shirts, sports T-shirts, NFL, MLB and college apparel, men’s blazers, scarves, pants, hats, purses, Southwestern bags, Pendleton bag, Navajo bag, Will Leather Goods bag, costume jewelry and Hudson Bay Company wool blanket.
HOUSEHOLD
American Camper four-person enameled steel cook set, industrial rolling magnifying lamps, binoculars, opera glasses, cane stand and canes, vintage kitchenware, pots and pans, tea kettles, serving dishes, baskets, Longaberger baskets, plant stands, garden supplies, watering cans, sprinklers, fireplace tools, folding chairs, folding tables, household organizing items, Radio Flyer walker wagon, Christmas décor, medical accessibility equipment including commode, shower chairs and walker, Sharp stereo, Sound Design speakers and headphones, flat-screen TV, DVDs, Blu-rays, 8-track tapes, lamps, electronics and miscellaneous household items.
BOOKS
Vintage science fiction books including Foundation Trilogy, The Belgariad, The Black Company and other science fiction titles; vintage cookbooks including Julia Child and New York Times Cookbook; antique and collectible reference books including Roseville, Jewelry, Bakelite and Kovels; children’s books, vintage books, yearbooks including Duke Chanticleer and Waggener High School, history books and general books.
Directions
I-64 to Hwy. 150 Exit 119. West 3 miles to right on Scenic Valley Road to Myerwood to W. Shoreline Drive.
We know that the end of an online auction can be a hectic place. Here are some tips & things you should know to help make it a little easier…
Lots will end 30 seconds apart.
To prevent bid sniping, last-minute bids will extend individual lots using our ‘soft-close’ functionality.
- If a bid is placed in the last 10 minutes, the lot will remain open for an additional 10 minutes.
- If any further bidding occurs, the extension timer will reset to 10 minutes.
- If no further bidding occurs, the lot closes when the timer runs out.
Place your max bid and let the system bid for you. In the event two bidders have placed identical max bids, the first bid received will be the successful bid.
You can “watch” lots for an easier way to keep track of items you’re interested in.







































































































































































































































































