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Home My WebLink About12-19-08I ~ ~ ~ IN RE: 'THE ESTATE OF IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MARY E. BURDGE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Deceased ORPHANS' COURT DFVISION NO. 2008-00305 ~~ -; 4:~ _ ~, ,.? r:`7 RECEIPT AND RELEASE RE: TANGIBLES - ~'~-; t:; ~, j 4~ '~'~ THIS AGREEMENT, made this ~ day of ~~'c; ~.+» ~~ ! , 200 hv~~rbd =' between Randall D. Burdge, Jeremy J. Burdge and Gavin F. Burdge, all being the 5pe~~fic .~, legatees of the tangible personal property of the late Mary E. Burdge, and by Randaf~ D. Burdge and Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, the Co-Executors of the Estate of Mary E. Burdge, deceased. WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, Mary E. Burdge (the ``Decedent"), a widow, died testate on March 14, 2008, and Letters Testamentary were issued by the Register of Wills of Cumberland County County, Pennsylvania to Randall D. Burdge and Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company ("M&T'') (collectively the "Co-Executors") for the administration of the Decedent's probate estate (the "Estate"); and WHEREAS, the Decedent is survived by three (3) adult children,. namely, Randall D. Burdge, Jeremy J. Burdge and Gavin F. Burdge (collectively, the `Beneficiaries" or individually by their first names); and WHEREAS, in accordance with Article FIRST of Decedent's Last Will and Testament, dated January 31, 1995 (the "Will"), the Decedent bequeathed all of her tangible personal property to her husband, or to her surviving children, if her husband should predecease her; and WHEREAS, the Decedent was widowed on September 2, 1999 and she is survived by the Beneficiaries; and WHEREAS, the Decedent executed the Sole Codicil of Mary E. Burdge on March 31, 1998 (the "Sole Codicil") and the Second Codicil of Mary E. Burdge on March 7, 2003 (the "Second Codicil"), which revoked the Sole Codicil and ratified the Will: and WHEREAS, the Beneficiaries have requested the Co-Executors to distribute the Decedent's personal effects, household goods and other tangible personal property (collectively, the "Tangible Property") equally among them; and WHEREAS, The Beneficiaries desire to acknowledge receipt of their individual shares of the Tangible Property in full and complete satisfaction of their respective rights under the Will. _ - - -l _~ NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing, and intending to be legally bound hereby, the Beneficiaries and the Co-Executors, for themselves, their hev-s, personal representatives, successors and assigns, hereby agree as follows: A. The Beneficiaries agree and confirm that they have divided the household furnishings set forth in Exhibit "A" attached hereto and the jewelry set forth in Exhibit "B" attached hereto, which constitute the Tangible Property, between and among themselves in a mutually-agreeable manner, in accordance with the provisions of Article FIRST of the Will. B. The Beneficiaries each acknowledge receipt of his respecl:ive one-third (1/3) share of the Tangible Property, in full and complete satisfaction of his right to receive the same as set forth in Article FIRST of the Will. C. The Beneficiaries, severally and jointly, absolutely and in•evocably remise, release, quit-claim and forever discharge the Co-Executors, severally and jointly, including any and all of the Co-Executors' employees, agents, attorneys, successors and assigns, of and from any and all actions, payments, accounts, reckonings, liability claims and demands relating in any way to the distribution of the Tangible Property. D. The Beneficiaries, individually and collectively, agree to refund, on demand, all or any part of the distribution of the Tangible Property which has been determined by the Co- Executors, or. by the Orphans' Court Division of the Court of Common Fleas of Cumberland County, Pemisylvania (the "Court"), or by any other court of competent jurisdiction, to have been improperly made. E. The parties consent to the Court exercising personal jurisdiction over each of them in any suit or action arising out of the enforcement of this Agreement. F. The Beneficiaries represent, warrant and agree that each of them has: (a) read and understands this Agreement; (b) entered into this Agreement by his own free will and choice without any compulsion, duress or undue influence from anyone:. and (c) acknowledges that he has had the opportunity to seek the advice of an attorney, prior to executing this Agreement or has voluntarily chosen not to consult with an attorney. G. The parties agree that this Agreement may be filed of rec~~rd with the Orphans' Court Division and/or with the Register of Wills of Cumberland County., Pennsylvania. -2- H. The parties intend that this Agreement is binding upon each of them and upon their respective heirs, successors and assigns, and that this Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original and all of which together shall be deemed the same agreement. J. This Agreement represents the entire understanding between the parties hereto with respect t:o the subject matter hereof, and this Agreement supersedes all previous representations, understandings, or agreements, oral or written, between ~:he parties with respect to the subject. matter hereof. No promise or inducement that is not herein expressed has been made to any of the parties, and those parties do not rely upon any statemc;nt or representation made by any person. K. This Agreement may not be modified except by a written instrument signed by all of the parties and acknowledged by each of the parties before a notary public or other office qualified to administer oaths. L. This Agreement shall be interpreted according to and governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. M. If any term, condition, clause or provision of this Agreement shall be determined or declared to be void or invalid in law or otherwise, then only that term, condition, clause or provisions shall be stricken from this Agreement. In all other respects, this Agreement shall be valid and continue in full force, effect, and operation. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto set their hands and seals to the Consents attached hereto, with the same to be effective as of the date first above written. -3- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MARY E. BURDUE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PE;VTNSYLVANIA Deceased ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION NO. 2008-00305 CONSENT TO RECEIPT AND RELEASE RE: TANGIBLES THE UNDERSIGNED, RANDALL D. BLTRDGE, being one of the specific legatees, and as Co-Executor, of the Estate of Mary E. Burdge, deceased, hereby consents to the Receipt and Release Re: Tangib]es (the "Release"l, for the purposes expressed therein, and also acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Release, including Exhibits A and B thereto. ~t~ ~,~, NDALL D. BUR:D STATE OF COUNTY C SS. On this, the o~/ ~ day o~ , 200 ~ ,before me, they undersigned officer, personally appeared RANDALL D. BURDGE, known to me (or satisfactorily proven) to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free and voluntary act for the purposes expressed therein,. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand and official seal. ,~ ~, r_v <• -~: :,, ;.~~, ~;~:;, 09 ~Y a Sltif~ l,r i , ia~5 ' Notar Public -4- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MARY E. BURDGE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PEI~INSYLVANIA Deceased ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION NO. 2008-00305 CONSENT TO RECEIPT AND RELEASE RE: TANGIBLES THE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURERS AND TRADERS 'TRUST COMPANY, being Co-Executor of the Estate of Mary E. Burdge, deceased, hereby consents to the Receipt and Release Ke: Tangibles (the "Release"), for the purposes expressed therein, and also acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Release, including Exhibits A and B thereto. MANUFACTURERS AND TRADERS TRUST COMPANY BY~ , 1' ~. ~~Jose A. Macri, Vic -President -°~ _`%. COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA SS. COUNTY OFY~C"~~~~\ ~:~~ On this, the _~~~ day of ~~(`y~~~l~:a , 200`x, before me, the undersigned officer, personally appeared JOSEPH A. MAORI, who acknowledged himself to~ be Vice-President of Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, and that he, as such officer being authorized to do so, executed the foregoing instrument for the purposes therein contained by signing the name of such trust company by himself as such officer. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand and ofi:icial seal. CC!~iMCNWEAi~;?-i OF PENNSYLVANIA ni~};a of Cp~9 Donnas ~+un• , ~ ;~otaryPublic ~L )C~~~;Ai~.;,~~ ~ '~1foc~C'~.:;~~ City 01rlarrishurG "c;,~~iiin County Notary Public My Cetrrnr„ie~ : kax ~~ w•s .,Jung 10, 2010 Memt pr =., ~ ~~ ~::?at=a7 t~4 Notaries -5- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF 1N THE LOUR"T OF COMMON PLEAS MARY E. BURDGE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PE1s1NSYLVANIA Deceased ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION NO. 2008-00305 CONSENT TO RECEIPT AND RELEASE RE: TANGIBLES THE UNDERSIGNED, JEREMY J. BURDGE, being one of the specific legatees of the Estate of Mary E. Burdge, .,used, hereby consents to the Rec~;ipt and Release Re: Tangibles (the "Release''), for the purposes expressed therein, and also acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Release, including Exhibits A and B thereto. ,~ ''~ ~ -JEREMY J. RDGE / ~~° STATE OF D ff / G _.____ SS. COUNTY OF ~/c'yn11<L- i On this, the ~ day of 200 ~, before me, the' undersigned officer, personally appeared JEREMY J. BURDGE, known to me (or satisfactorily proven) to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free and voluntary act for the purposes expressed therein. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand and off cial seal. otary Public f` ~~ :: ~f`~ DA J. HESS o ~~, ~ ' ~BLiC, STATE OFOHIO ~~, ~ ~' 9 ~_ " ~ ~ I ~~~ EXPIRES MARCH 18,~~ U TF- -6- IN RE: THE ESTATE OF IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MARY E. BLJRDGE, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA Deceased ORPHANS' COURT DIVISION NO. 2008-00305 CONSENT TO RECEIPT AND RELEASE RE: TANGIBLES THE U?vDERSIGNED, GAVIN F. BURDGE, being one of the specific legates of the Estate of Mary E. Burdge, deceased, hereby consents to the Receipt and ]3elease Re: Tangibles (the "Release"), for the purposes expressed therein, and also acknowledges receipt of a copy of the Release, including Exhibits A and B thereto. ,. /,- GAVIN F. B DGE STATE OF ____~.~z .~ _ SS. COUNTY OF ~ (; ~;-~f"rC.. -- ' On this, the J+-~~' day of ~%~CvjU ~~t.~ , 200 ~~' ,before me, the undersigned officer, personally appeared GAVIN F. BURDGE, known to me (or satisfactorily proven) to be the person whose name is subscribed to the v~~ithin instrument, and acknowledged that he executed the same as his free and voluntary act for the purposes expressed therein. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand and ofl=icial seal. Notar'~Public ~~ ,i~o~e~~ - ~j ~~_~ ~ ~ yno~M~~`,~~~'~+ ,y~AgY Wow` Margaret Mary Gabriel NOTARY PUBLIC Commonwealth of Virg Reg. #~ 7135741 My Commission Expires September 30, 2011 _~_ EXHIBIT A GEORGE E. HAAR AUCTIONEER 933 W. SIDDONSBURG RD. DILLSBURG, PA. 17019 MARY E. BURDGE ESTATE 846 KIEHL ST. LEMOYNE, PA. 17043 LISTED BELOW IS MY APPRAISAL OF HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS FOR THE ABOVE NAMED ESTATE COFFEE & END TABLE 3PC LIVING ROOM SUIT TEA CART 2-STEP TABLES STERREO CABINETS & RECORDS CURIO CABINET MAHOGANY & CONTENTS, SNACK TRAYS ELEC FAN, 3-TABLE LIGHTS 3-PICTURES MAHOGANY TABLE, END TABLE MISC. ITEMS THROW RUG 12X.15 RUG MAHOGANY BUFFET CHAIR SWEEPER THROW RUG UMBRELLA ~TARDINEER & 3 CANES MISC. ITEMS PROSCON LARGE TV CLOVER LEAF STAND FISH TANK & FISH COFFEE TABLE END TABLE CHAIR STOOL TOBBY MUGS TABLE LIGHT IRON STATUE MAN SEATED SOFA RECLINER ENDS MISC BOOKS ETC 3 -THROW RiJGS 9X12 RUG 4-PICTURES MISC STATUES ETC STAND & CONTENTS ELECTRIC FAN MISC ITEMS 5PC CHERRI' TABLE & 5 CHAIRS CHAIR 17 STATUES, CU'PGLASS 10.00 85.00 20.00 10.00 lo.oQ 750.00 1.00 10.00 9.00 20.00 2.00 10.00 100.00 40.00 8.00 3.00 7.00 8.00 2.00 250.00 7.00 15.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 115.00 10.00 20.00 40.00 4.00 35.00 10.00 3.00 5.00 100.00 1.00 1 EXHIBIT A RADIO 1.00 MISC. POTS & PANS 30.00 COOKIE JAI'S & NEST OF BOWLS. 5.00 MISC. KITCHEN DISHES 65.00 SET OF DISHES SERVIOCE FOR 8 55.00 ELECTRIC TOASTER & MIXER 20.00 SILVERWARE.- BREAD.TRAYS - PLACE MATS 12.50 MISC. DISHES 15.00 SET OF DISHES SERVICE FOR 6 28.00 BOWLS 3.00 ELECTRIC. MIXER. 10.00 EMERSON RADIO 5.00 MISC KITCHEN & OFFICE ITEMS 10.00 G.E. MICROWAVE 25.00 ELECTRLC BLENDER 5.00 PUNCH BOWL, & TEA TOWLES 5.00 GE 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR 100.00 FLOWERED JARDINEER 10.00 4-LIVE FLOWERS 8.00 5-LIVE FLOWERS 10.00 2-PORCH CHAIRS 3.00 STAND 1.00 CHAISE LOUNGE 5.00 CHAIR .50 LARGE FERN TREE 3.00 2-STOOLS 1.00 ROUND LAWN TABLE 2.00 9-LIVE FLOWERS 9.00 2-WATER SPRINKLERS 1.00 PLASTIC TABLE & 2 CHAIRS 2.00 CHARCOAL GRILL 1.OQ TABLE 2.00 2-WHEEL CART 1.00 MISC. ITEMS .50 CHERRY DINING RQOM SUET. (BUFFE.T,TAB.LE,6 CHAIRSI 2.Q0.00 HAMILTON BEACH CLOCK 50.00 COMMUNITY SET OF SILVERWARE 15.00 LAZY SUSAN, TABLE CLOTHS 15.00 MODERN CHERRY CORNER CUPBOARD 200.00 IVORY HANDLED 12 KNIVES & FORKS 30.00 SERVICE FOR 8 SET OF SILVERWARE 25.00 MISC SILVER PEICES FLATWARE 12.00 SET OF DISHES 50.00 MISC DISHES ETC 20.00 CHRISTMAS TREE 1.00 2-SPEAKERS 2.00 9X12 RUG 75.00 MISC ITEMS' BOWLS, PLATES, PICTURES ETC. 10.00 2-FLOWER STANDS METAL 1.50 MISC STATUES, VASES,PITCHER ETC 20.00 THROW RUG 2.00 SMALL QUILT 5.00 OFFICE STORAGE CUPBOARD & CONTENTS 10.00 CLOCK, STAPLER, LIGHT, MISC OFFICE ITEMS 3.00 TABLE & 2 CHAIRS 20.00 2 ELECTRIC CLOCK COMPUTER, EXTRA KEYBOARD & TABLE LIGHT COMPUTER DESK FISH BOX & CONTENTS STORAGE CABINET 1 DRAWER & HUMIFIDER CABINET MISC OFFICE ITEMS 2-DESK CHAIRS THROW RUG THROW RUG TABLE LIGHT FLOOR BROKEN SHADE MISC BOOKS MISC ITEMS TOWELS, B$DDTNG THROW RUG MISC BATHROOM SUPPLIES LUGGAGE 2-STOOLS WHEEL CHAIR WALKER PORTA POTTIE LINENS & BEDDING PRINTER CONTENTS 5PC CHERRY' BEDROOM SUITE W/BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS FLOOR M.IRE'_OR CHATSE LOUNGE CLOCK CLOTHES HAMPER 2-TABLE LIGHTS 2-FLOOR LIGHTS MISC ITEMS RADIO & FOOT STOOL BED SPREADS ~ BLANKETS VANITY BENCH MISC ITEMS 2-PICTURES DESK KENMORE WASHER & DRYER 75. IRONING-BOARD CLOTHES BASKET & MOPS ETC MISC LTEMS 1996 MERCURY SABLE 4-DOOR, STEP LADDERS WATER HOSE 00 EA CAR, PS,PB (LEAKS OIL) MISC TOOLS,SHOVELS, SAWS, HOES 4-FISHING ROD 2-ALUMINUM STEP LADDERS TREE TRIMMER PORCH FURNITURE (CHAISE LOUNGE ETC) LEAF BLOWER GARBAGE CA~1 2-WHEEL APPLIANCE CART COFFEE TABLE 1.00 30.00 2.00 5.00 1.00 5.00 4.00 5.00 12.50 10.00 10.00 .50 3.00 1.00 10.00 2.00 7.00 1.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 15.00 225.00 10.00 7:50 2.00 1.00 4.00 4.00 2.00 4.00 5.00 2.00 3.00 20.00 5,00 150.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1500.00 2.00 1.00 6.00 4.00 8.00 4.00 7.00 8.00 1.50 4.00 1.00 2-BAGS GARDEN SOIL 2.00 1.00 LOG RACK 7 00 HAND TOOLS HAMMERS ETC . 5-TOOL BOXES, WRENCHES ETC 12.00 HEDGE TRIMMER 2.00 POOL PUMP AS-IS 3.00 MISC ITEMS 4.00 LEAF BLOWER 2.00 ELECTRIC CORD 2.00 5 . 0 0 JITG 00 3 AX, HOES . LEGS FOR A COFFEE TABLE 1.50 2-FIELD GLASSES 10.00 ELECTRIC HEATER 1.50 SONY TV AS-IS 10.00 STERREO SYSTEM OLD 10.00 3-DUCK DECOYS 6:00 MISC BOOKS 12.50 CLOCK 10.00 CANNON SMALL 12.50 RECORDS, PIC'T'URES 2:00 CD'S 5.00 FRAME, $OX SPRING, MATTRESS 25.00 SECTIONAL, SOFA (5PC'S) 125.00 PZLLOWS 1.00 SET OF DISHES SERVICE FOR 12 100.00 CHAIR. 5.00 TABLE 1.00 CHAIR .50 CHAIR 'S0 CHAISE LOUNGR 2.0.0 PICNIC TABLE 2.00 CHATR 5.00 FISHING RODS X0.00 HUMIDFIER 5.00 TOY FIRE TRUCK 8.00 TRUNK, PLACK 2.00 SHOP VAC 4.00 ALUMINUM PLATES, STEP STOOL 2.50 2-OIL LIGHTS 10.00 WATER JUG 2.00 CHRISTMAS MANGER SET 2.00 CHRISTMAS ITEMS & CHRISTMAS TREE 5.00 TOOL BOX & TOOLS 5.00 2-DRAWER FILE CA.$INET & FILE BOXES. 5.00 CHEST & CONTENTS 5.00 2-LUGGAGE CARRIER CARTS 3.00 TRUNK & BOOKS 2.00 CHRISTMAS ITEMS 2.00 MISC ITEMS 15.00 STORAGE RACK 3.00 STORAGE RACK 3.00 METAL WARDROBE 4.00 LUGGAGE 2.00 MISC ITEMS 3.00 4 DESK CHAIR QUILT 3-PICTURES QUILT 3-PICTURES COMPUTER ~~ PRINTER COMPUTER DESK IRON PORCH BENCH MISC ITEMS. 5 TOTAL APPRAISAL $5696.50 l ; ,~ ~~~ t GEORGE. AUCTIONEER 933 W. SIDDONSBURG RD. DILLSBURG,. ]?A. 17019 PHONE 717-432-3815 7.50 6.00 6.00 7.50 6.00 25.00 10.00 25.00 13.00 EXHIBIT B ~~ T l~/I TN®L ~ewe~ry and Gemstone Appraisals EXDERT VdLUATION.TRUSTED COUNSEL. April 5°', 2008 In the Estai:e of Mary Elizabeth Burdge In case of Randall Burdge, Co-Executor and Trustee Copy: M & T Trust, Co-Executor and Trustee SCHEIDT.JLE OF INVENTORY Section I The Fair Market Value of the items described in this section is based on their selling price in a retail market. 1. 9.4 grams pair 14k yellow gold cuff links, octagonal shape, black onyx inserts. Value: $225. 2. 8.4 ,grams pair 14k yellow gold cuff links, round connecting rin€s. Value: $235. 3. 6.7 grams lady's 18k yellow/white gold fashion ring; center oval opal, 4 carats, surrounded by 10 round diamonds. Value: $750. 4. 8.3 grams 14k yellow gold, amethyst and diamond ring; one octagonal faceted amethyst, 16 carats, and 6 round brilliant diamonds, .18 carat. Value: $690. 5. 8.3 grams 14k yellow gold chain, 141c yellow gold tear drop wire: pendant with four white gold prongs holding one round brilliant cut diamond, about .58 carat, F color and VVS clarity. Value: $1500. 6. 1.1.4 grams 141; yell_ow.gold, emerald and diamond bracelet, straight line design, 27 round diamonds, 1.12 carats, 27 round emeralds, 1.19 carats. Value: $800. 7. 18.8 grams 18k yellow gold and amethyst bracelet, straight line design, 31 oval faceted amethysts, 20 carats. Value: $825. 8. Ladv's 18k white told Tissot wristwatch, continuous white gold bracelet. Value: $800. 9. 12.7 grams 18k yellow gold and pearl bangle bracelet, floral motif, hinged design, 25 pearls. Value: $380. 10. 29.8 grams 14k yellow gold bracelet, satin finish, ribbon links with triple row of barrellinlcs. Value: $600. 8700 Slate Line Road, Suite 325 • Leawood, KS 66206 - (9131381-4367 teI • (9131381-4364 {~rx Graduate Gemo~ogist in Residence, GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA (EXHIBIT B ~~ T lV~ TIVOL 0 ~ewe~ry and Gemstone Appraisals E X D E A T VALUATION . T R U S T E D COUNSEL . 11, 49 grams 141c yellow gold necklace, satin finish, ribbon links, triple row of ban~el inks, 16 inches long, box clasp. Value: $1175. 12. 18.1 grams 141c yellow gold neck chain, hollow rope, 30 inches long. Value: $420. 13. Graduated Japanese akoya cultured pearl necklace, 102 round pearls, 7.44mm to 2.99mm, 17 inches long, strung without knots. Value: $450. 14. Pair 14k yellow gold amethyst and diamond earrings, 2 oval fac;eted amethysts about 5 carats and 2 round diamonds, about .10 carat. Value: $275. 15. 12.2 grams 18k yellow gold octopus pin. Value: $415. 16. 14)<: yellow gold pearl shortener, center mabe pearl surrounded -'by 20 round diamonds, total weight about .40 carats. Value: $375. 17. 35 grams 18k yellow gold chain with Roman coin and gold pendant. Value: $900. 18. 36 :inches long necklace of 7.4nnn to 7.9mm Japanese akoya cultured pearls, cream body color, out-of-round, no clasp. Value: $400. Section II The Fair Market Value of the items described in this section is based on their purchase price in the: wholesale market for secondhand jewelry. 1. 3.3 grams Lady's 141c yellow gold band style ring, 3 heavily abraded and chipped cushion rubies and two cushion old mine cut .diamonds with high domes. Value: $150. 2. Lad.y's platinum dress ring, inverted design, one tear drop shape faceted emerald, very large chip under one prong, about 1.50 carats, and one pear shape diamond, about 1.75 carats, chipped girdle. Value: $4000. 3. Lady's 18k white gold and diamond ring, by-pass design, 2 old 13uropean cut diamonds, total weight about .75 carat, both showing abraded acid chipped girdles and one diamond showing a chip extending into the upper girdle facets. Value: $250. 8700 State Line Road, Suite 325 • Leawood, KS 66206 • (913) 381-43G7 tee • (913) 381-4364 fax Graduate Gemologist in Residence, GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE Of AMERICA ~ '~ l1~ TNOL TO .1ewelry and Gemstone Appraisals EXPERT VALUATION.TRllSTED COUNSEL. 4. Lady's 18k white gold ring, one cushion ruby, 1.10 carats, 2 round diamonds, total weight .33 carat, one diamond chipped. Value: $800. Section III The Fair Iv[arlcet Value of the items described in this section is based on their selling price in a flea market: 1. White base metal pin with crown over a wheel, blue enamel, multiple round colorless glasses. Value: $20. 2. Sterling silver ring watch with marcasites. Value: $20. 3. White base metal link bracelet alternating bezel set green and colorless round faceted glasses. Value: $20. 4. White base metal pendant supports painted shell cameo in low relief, with scene of volcanoes and sailing ships. Value: $30. 5. White base metal bracelet designed with wire hearts and tiny white beads, with 3 blue synthetic sapphires. Value: $35. 6. Graduated strand imitation pearls, 3.Smm to 7.9mm, glass beads have peeled, silver clasp by Lotus. Value: $15. 7. Triple strand imitation pearls, broken, with unstrung group of glass beads. Value: $15. 8. Double strand imitation pearl necklace, 8.1 mm to 8. Smm glass 'reads; Erling Sih~er clasp, made in England, with round green glasses, some missing, with center blue glass. Value: $25. ~~~ , Thomas S. TTVOI ~,~9~j~ J ,, /~~ Graduate Gemologist and Appraiser `J `~ Gemological Institute of America 8700 State Line Road, Suite 325 • Leawood, KS 66206 • (913) 381-4367 tel • (913) 381-4364 fax Graduate Gemologist in Residence, GEMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA