Auction will be online only, taking place on Tuesday, 5/25/2021 starting @ 10 AM
Furniture, Decor, Office & More! $1 is all it takes to get the bidding rolling for this auction. We have all kinds of seating, desks, filing cabinets, lamps, and even some decor. This is an ONLINE ONLY auction - so there will be no preview day for these items, and in-person bidding will not be available. Pickup location will be in Virginia Beach, and will be required by Friday 5/28 at 5PM. Winning bidders must sign up for a time slot via a virtual scheduling tool. (Link & Pickup Address will be provided Friday 5/14 by 2pm)

Live auction will start on 5/27/2021 @ 6:30 pm EST.
A large collection of Pristine and Authentic Cabbage Patch Kids Softies, as well as Debonair Bears, Bunnies, etc. Join us for an incredible auction event! Bidding is online or live in person. Xavier Roberts (born October 31, 1955, in Cleveland, Georgia), the manufacturer of Cabbage Patch Kids, is an American businessman. His story begins in the American Folk art movement of the late 1970s, He observed techniques involving the making of dolls from various materials. Influenced by the quilts that his mother made, he began experimenting with a quilted doll. After much experimentation, he created a type of doll he called "Little People". He and a small group of friends began to travel from state to state in the southeastern United States attending various folk art exhibitions. At them, he began selling these handcrafted dolls he called "babies". Going into business as Original Appalachian Artworks, Inc., he started producing them at a converted medical clinic in his hometown of Cleveland, which he rechristened "Babyland General Hospital".The Little People evolved by 1982 into Cabbage Patch Kids, which quickly became a major toy fad. In 1984 alone, 20 million were bought, and by 1999, 95 million had been sold worldwide.