Artists Estate Sale

Middleville Estate Sale
413 Sherman St.
49333

Wednesday Oct. 29, 9 - 5
Thursday Oct. 30, 9 - 2
Numbers @ 8:30 Wed.

All things wonderful and whimsical are what you will find at the former home of well known local artist Mary (Pat) Corson.  Her love of art is apparent throughout her home.

A large collection of fantastic costume jewelry, whimsical home decor, lovely collection of art glass, depression, Nippon, California Pottery and lots of other colorful antique and vintage glass.
Lovely occasional chairs, tables and lamps; antique mirror; antique bentwood chair; 2 sofas; wood rattan glass top table with 4 chairs (Clark Casual); unique metal and glass top table; Mission style new flat screen TV cabinet; 2 antique drop leaf tables; nice upholstered bench with decorative metal legs; antique dresser hand painted by homeowner; 2 mid-century sliding door cupboards; jewelry cabinet; oak desk; antique wagon and sleds. Nice antique brass and copper items.
Cookbooks; pyrex; spongeware and other vintage kitchen items.  Yellow ironstone dishes; several sets of flatware and a large collection of small kitchen appliances of all types.
JVC video player; Thorens and Fisher turntables; Pioneer DVD player and lots of old cameras and camera equipment including 2 tripods.
Very nice Singer serger; old Victor adding machine; file cabinets and other office equipment.
Extra nice ladies clothing in XS and lots of very nice shoes, boots and coats.
Lots of yard and garden tools, ladders and hoses; snow blowers; iron garden furniture and more.
Craftsman drill press, router, belt sander on stand and ball bearing grinder; nice Craftsman tool cabinet and a collection of hand tools.
Washer, dryer, refrigerator and stove also for sale.
There is an entire room full of art supplies, paints, papers, 100's of art books and brushes.
THE SECOND PART OF THIS SALE FEATURES ALL OF HER ART WORK.
All of the artwork will be displayed at the MASONIC LODGE @ 123 E. MAIN ST. in downtown Middleville, 3 blocks from her home the same two days as the sale in her home.
There is an extensive collection of lovely watercolors and oils, (over 100) the majority are framed.  There is also art in various degrees of completion.  Mrs. Corson won numerous awards for her art and is very well know in the West Michigan area. There are over 90 lovely framed and even more than that unframed or matted works of her art on display at the Masonic Hall in Middleville. They are all amazing.

She was a member of Rivertown Artist Guild