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I stayed, it seemed like all day at the auction. from about 9:30 til 5 something.
The Indian is called Cheyenne and is a Bronze replica of a famous work of art. It's huge. Probably 6 ft long and maybe 4 ft tall. It was appraised (so the lady sitting near me said) for $18,000. It sold for $1,100. There were 3 different statues. I left before the others were auctioned.

I did get away with some of the waterford. If anyone is interested in one of the pitchers I have an extra.
I bought several.

The bidding was crazy. It was a fun auction. Morris Auction made it simple, and enjoyable. I tell you there were some real deals there. Things you couldn't just find just anywhere. There were a lot of designer items from rugs, to scarves, to furniture, one of a kind items.

I couldn't believe some of the arcade games went for around $400. I came a hair from bidding on the Star Wars for my grandkids. Tom and my daughter gave a huge sigh of relief when I told them I didn't. (it's large....real big).

Because there were two auction rings, I missed about half. The clothes, the kitchen, the outdoor stuff, office equipment, and neon signs.


This was the first time anything like this had been done with the Tunica Casinos. If it happens again, make plans to go, because it is something else.
I can't remember exactly but one of the Cowboy slot machines went for about $2,000. Which was a steal.

Jen