ESTATE TAG SALE: PERIOD ANTIQUES
estate sale•2 day sale •sale is over
Dates
Sat
Mar 14
8am to 4pm
2015
Sun
Mar 15
9am to 4pm
2015
Terms
Not a lot of rules at my sales. Come, have fun and look. We only require that you do not pull any tags unless you are 100% certain you are buying that item. This is necessary to keep all items available to other potential buyers. We do not allow you to carry or hoard items for the same reason. It is not fair to the owners or other shoppers.
Otherwise:
1. All kids are welcome but please leave your dogs elsewhere.
2. Try not to break stuff but no one can make you pay for a broken item anyway so I don't even bother trying. I probably should have sat it somewhere else anyway.
3. Unless clearly stated otherwise, my staff WILL help you load your big or heavy items but you may have to come back when the rush is over. We cannot assume responsibility for any damage to the item or vehicle if we help you load. We usually have ample boxes and clean wrapping paper.
4. You know not to steal but lots of people don't seem to think that moving items from one box lot to another is theft. It is. I probably won't prosecute you but I will likely embarass you in front of people.
5. I never sell anything before the start of the sale so no need to even ask.
6. There will be no discounts at all on Saturday.
This sale includes some of the best antiques offered in a local estate sale in a long time. Everything in this sale was brought here by the family from England and is not from an importer. The furniture is extremely fine and far better than what is usually offered here. This is a partial listing:
- Chippendale secretary bookcase, English c. 1800, the top is original to the base. The secretary drawer interior has a prospect door flanked by document slides and drawers, all with ebony and holly string inlay
- Regency style three pedestal banquet table, extends to 14'. In fine condition with no damage.
- Regency sideboard, c. 1820, with D-shaped top with intricate ebony string inlay over a conforming case with a fitted bottle drawer.
- Hepplewhite Pembroke table, c. 1790, with crossbanded edges and string inlaid edges.
- Two George lll linen presses, c. 1780, each totally original with linen slides
- Set of eight handcrafted and carved mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs, late 19th century, with two arm and six side chairs. These are of the highest quality Late Victorian/Edwardian handcrafted workmanship.
- Regency two drawer sewing tabl
- Chippendale hanging cupboard, c. 1800
- Tokai piano
- Two Chinese Export punch bowls, 18th century
- Large amount of English and 19th century porcelain
- Steve Moore oil on canvas, 1985 (Raleigh, NC)
- Large collection of coronation souvenirs
- Pair of cloisonné vases, 9", with dragons
- Rockingham compote, c. 1850
- Webb cut glass bowl
- English Imari pattern creamer
- Pink lustre decorated pearlware cup and several other early 19th century cups
- Flow blue plates
- Collection of transfer decorated platters
- English and Irish cut crystal
- Sarouk carpet
- Chinese lacquer tray
- Bunnykins birthday plate, 1936
- Meissen and other porcelain figures
- Denby Pottery pitchers
- Large service of Indian Tree pattern dinnerware
- Paperweights
- Early Mark Hewitt planters
- Keeling & Co. Losol Ware, "Ormonde"
- Folk Art carved cane
- Map, "West Riding of Yorkshire" by Emanuel Bower, c. 1750
- Map, "Devonshire" by Robert Morden, c. 1700
- Map, "Lecestriae," c. 1725
- Map, "Neueste Karte of Nord Carolina, 1851"
- Watercolor by David Hawkins
- Oil on canvas of a boat, 1924
- Rolleicord camera
- Silvertone 7031 - A radio
- FADA radio
- Philco Transitone radio
- Crossley Victory Model radio
- Steampunk lamps
- Large library (history, music, travel, fiction, biography, gardening)
- Coalport, Wedgwood, Aynsley and other porcelains and ceramics
- Canon camera with several lens
- WW2 Royal Navy Air Force cigarette case
- WW2 British footlocker
- Utility cabinet full of tools and supplies
- Computer
- Much more
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