SHORT NOTICE LIQUIDATION: Dawson Ranch Estate: Sofas, Tables, Bedrooms & Native Art Auction
!!!!!!!!!! ITEMS MUST BE PICKED UP ON THE DAY OF PICKUP !!!!!!!!!!!!!
THE AUCTION STARTS TO CLOSE ON MAY 20TH, AT 6:00PM MST
IF YOU BID AND WIN ITEMS THEY MUST BE PICKED UP BY 5:00PM ON WEDNESDAY MAY 21ST.
THE HOUSE HAS SOLD AND THE NEW OWNERS TAKE POSSESSION ON MAY 22.
ADDRESS WILL BE GIVEN TO WINNING BIDDERS ON THEIR INVOICES.
YOU CAN MAKE PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS FOR LATER PICKUP UNTIL 6:00PM, BUT ALL ITEMS LEFT AND NOT PICKED UP WILL BE FORFEITED BUT YOU WILL STILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT.
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ITEMS MUST BE PICKED UP ON THE SCHEDULED PICKUP DAY THIS IS AN ONSITE ONLINE AUCTION IF YOU DO NOT SHOW UP TO PICKUP YOUR ITEMS ON PICKUP DAY YOU WILL FOREFIT YOUR ITEMS AS THEY WILL BE LEFT AT THE LOCATION AND WE RETURN KEYS ONCE WE HAVE COMPLETED THE AUCTION.
DUE TO THE LARGE INFLUX OF MERCHANDISE, SPACE IS VALUABLE A $25 PER DAY STORAGE FEE WILL BE APPLIED TO YOUR CARD ON FILE IF YOUR ITEMS ARE NOT PICKED UP AND PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN MADE.
DUE TO A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE HAVING INACTIVE CARDS ON FILE ON THEIR ACCOUNT IF YOU DO NOT PAY YOUR INVOICE AND YOUR CARD DECLINES YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM PARTICIPATING IN FUTURE AUCITONS WE DO NOT AUTOMATICALLY CHARGE CARDS AND GIVE AMPLE TIME FOR THE PEOPLE THAT WOULD LIKE TO PAY WITH CASH OR CHECK ON PICKUP DAY.
- CREDIT CARDS ARE ACCEPTED ON INVOICES UP TO $2500
- CASH OR CHECKS ARE ACCEPTED ON PICK UP DAY
- FOR ALL INVOICES THAT ARE STILL NOT PAID BY 5PM ON PICKUP DAY THE CARD ON FILE WILL BE CHARGED IF YOU HAVE AN INACTIVE CARD ON FILE PLEASE MAKE SURE IT IS UPDATED BECAUSE IF YOU DO NOT PAY AND YOUR CARD DECLINES YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM PARTICIPATING IN OTHER WOOLSEY AUCTIONS.
PREVIEW: Tuesday May 20. 2025 from 12-4:00 PM MST
INSPECTION IS RECCOMMENDED WHEN A PREVIEW IS POSTED IT WILL BE POSTED ON HERE AS WELL AS EMAILED TO ALL REGISTERED BIDDERS IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO MEASURE OR CHECK THE SPECS FOR THESE ITEMS PLEASE ATTEND PREVIEW DAY. CONTACT ALAN OR BLAKE WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
IF YOU PURCHASE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION BE MINDFUL OF WHEN PICKUP DAY IS AND BRING YOU OWN PACKING MATERIALS AND HELP TO LOAD YOUR ITEMS
IF YOU HAVE NOT MADE PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS AND YOUR ITEMS ARE NOT REMOVED ON PICKUP DAY YOU WILL BE SUBJECT TO DAILY STORAGE FEES. SEE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Native American dance stick or rattle, specifically a leather-wrapped rawhide stick rattle. Here’s a breakdown of its features:
- Construction: It has two padded ends that are likely rawhide or buckskin, possibly filled to create sound or weight. These are stitched at the seams and attached to a central wooden handle.
- Material: The body seems to be crafted from a carved stick (likely wood), while the ends are covered in soft animal hide or rawhide.
- Purpose: These types of objects are traditionally used in ceremonial dances, rituals, or healing practices by various Native American tribes. They may serve both rhythmic and symbolic functions.
dance or ceremonial stick. Here’s a breakdown of its components and characteristics:
- Feathers: The top of the stick features red and white feathers, which are traditionally used in Native American crafts and regalia for spiritual or symbolic purposes.
- Leather Wrapping & Fringe: Just below the feathers, there is a wrapping of what looks like tan leather thonging or sinew, with a fringe extending from the top, adding to its ceremonial appearance.
- Beadwork: The middle section is decorated with intricate beadwork in a chevron pattern using red, white, and blue beads—possibly symbolizing tribal or patriotic themes.
- Fur or Feathers: A white, fluffy material (likely synthetic fur or feathers) is wrapped near the bottom.
- Animal Foot or Claw: The bottom end features what appears to be a real or imitation bird or small animal foot, which may be symbolic or used as a traditional adornment.
This piece could be a Native American-inspired dance stick, talking stick, or decorative item used in powwows, storytelling, or as a cultural collectible. The price tag ($6.95) suggests it may have been sold as a craft or souvenir rather than a ceremonial artifact.

















































































































