Crime & Safety
Antiques Trailer Stolen in Tolland
Anyone with information is asked to contact Troop C.
Connecticut State Police are looking for the person(s) involved in the theft of a trailer from Tolland filled with as much as $50,000 worth of antiques.
The 20-foot box trailer was taken from Industrial Park West in Tolland at around 10:15 Friday morning, according to police.
The trailer is described as black in color with the words “Capitol Salvage” written on it in gray lettering. It contained the following, according to a police report:
- 1883 blue creamery cabinet;
- Wooden English clothing store mannequin;
- Grain painted Ohio factor counter (porcelain feet);
- 76 linear feet of 50" high pine paneling (wainscot);
- Set of four gothic porch piers;
- 2 highly decorated folk art carnival wheels;
- Quarter sawn oak RR cabinet;
- 1940's industrial aviation machinist cabinet;
- 19th century;
- 12' blue sled;
- Two fancy Victorian fretwork gables;
- 10' long multi drawer apothecary;
- 9' long custom mahogany counter;
- 14' long zinc topped potting table with three heavy iron legs;
- 20+ Victorian corbels, white with finials;
- Marble plant stand; and
- 13'+ long oak & chestnut bar/table top.
Police described the vehicle that towed the trailer as a red, Ford Extended Cab style-pick-up with white lettering on the driver's side door that may say "BROX PROPERTY MANAGEMENT." Police said the truck has an 8-foot bed, silver tool box and unknown Connecticut license plates.
A witness Friday reported seeing the stolen trailer get onto I-84 at Exit 67 in Vernon and head west towards Hartford. Anyone with information is asked to contact Troop C at 860-896-3200.
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