Centennial Family Sale with Antiques

estate sale•3 day sale •sale is over
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Dates
Thu
Feb 11
9am to 5pm
2016
Fri
Feb 12
9am to 5pm
2016
Sat
Feb 13
9am to 5pm
2016

Terms

Cash or pre-approved check.

All items will be discounted 20% on the second day and 50% (for most items) on third day, and we will take additional offers after noon on the third day.

We will include a Silent Auction on selected items, ending at 5 p.m. Saturday. Some of the Silent Auction items may be in the list and photos below.

Furniture items being used for display may need to be picked up at the end of the sale. Please ask, though. If we can release furniture to you as soon as you buy it, we will do so. We will especially make an effort to do so if you have traveled a longer distance to come to the sale.

No refunds. ALL SALES FINAL. All items are sold as is, where is. If you are concerned about an item working properly, ask to test it BEFORE you buy! Please.

While we try out best to accurately describe which items are being sold, including the photos, we reserve the right to remove any item from the sale, without advanced notice.

**We have put new items out since the beginning of the sale, so the house is still pretty full! And most items will be 50% off!

A family with several children is downsizing, selling off many quality household and  family items, as well as a lot of excellent collectibles, some antiques, and hundred of books. As this is a home-schooling family, there are a lot of excellent texts and other items related to children's education.

We have a very full house. The following is only a partial description. I will do a short version, followed by a detailed version):

Furniture -- mixture of antique, vintage and new, lots of tables, chairs, dressers.

Kitchen -- most of the normal estate sale things, plus a lot of vintage kitchen gadgets, nice glassware, graniteware.

Clothing -- both children and adult, including overcoats and other winter ware, some great vintage and sports-related, even some high-end dresses.

Toys -- we had an entire room and had to overflow into another! Some for play, others for collectors. Even doll hourses and a huge rocking horse.

Electronics -- still working through the details, but have three boxes of various items.

Artwork -- lots of hanging pieces, some original by local artists.

Misc antiques and collectibles -- all over the house! Some parts of series and well known (Painted Ponies), other more obscure.

Jewelry -- literally hundred of pieces, many for $1, others for considerably more! Costume, sterling, a few antique.

Books -- Around 1,500 of them, all prices, types and most in good or excellent condition. Lots for homeschoolers, specifically.

Bedding and linens -- not a huge amount, but a nice variety.

Sewing -- a machine in cabinet, plus notions and even some cloth by the yard.

We will also have for sale outstanding meal bars, energy bars and sugar free (!!!) energy drinks. All are gluten free.

NOW FOR THE REAL DETAILS!

Furniture -- antique (possibly colonial) drop leaf table; 2 vintage 3-drawer dressers; small Ethan Allen hutch; 2 sudbury book cases; floor lamps (1 vintage); entertainment center; Butcher Block table (silent auction item); other book cases; 3 recliners; dark wood dining room table; pair of Drexel end tables and matching low-boy dresser; metal shelves; vintage chairs (2 sets of 4 each); several smaller tables; wooden desk;.two newer dressers, as is.

Kitchen -- set of Corelleware dishes; vintage mixer with attachments; vintage or antique rolling pins, whisk, wooden spoons, other preparation and serving pieces; enamelware pots, pans, spoons, tray, coffee pot (no lid), loaf pan; vintage and whimsical coffee sets; some Pyrex; toaster; coffee maker; many other kitchen items.

Children's Clothing -- some clothes, boys up to size 6, girls up to size 8, a few Teens; brands include Gymboree, Van Heusen, Hurley; Rothschild girl's coat; we just uncovered several nice, even unused, Carters and similar girls, 3-9 mos; also snow pants; several  halloween costumes.

Women's Clothing -- 3 Carmen Marc Valvo evening dresses (heavily beaded ivory or pink, size 8 or 10, never worn); formal dresses by Water Signs (size 5/6, mint), Taboo (small, red), Linda Bernell (size 5, black) and others; leather jackets; vintage wool-blend coats and ski pants; other jackets; many other clothes (inc. J. Crew, Sandro, Anage), various sizes.

Men's Clothing -- several vintage wool-blend overcoats; leather coats; vintage suits; Columbia PFG shirts; Starter Yankees jacket; Starter Avalanche jacket (old style, will be a Silent Auction item); U.S. Navy peacoat, c. 1970 (Silent Auction item); hiking boots, high-top basketball shoes; various other items. Most of these are M to L in size.

Toys -- These take up an entire room! Fisher Price Little People house, bus, mini van, carousel & merry-go-ground; older Fisher Price Little People playground, houseboat; older Fisher Price range; many Barbie and related, some with clothes; Duplos; Melissa and Doug wooden toys; various dolls and stuffed animals (over 150 Barbie and similar, plus some vintage, including Raggedy Ann); Better Blocks (2 sets, Lego compatible); Big Jim Sports Camper (vintage); Porcelain head dolls, inc. Shirley Temple (not vintage); Breyer and Breyer-Reeves horses; games (not all with boxes, but with all pieces) -- Password (several older versions); Stratego Republicans vs. Democrats; History Channel Bible DVD game (sealed); jig saw puzzles (inc. 2 different Lost, Brooklyn Bridge [sealed]); many others, both for play and for collecting!

Other Children's -- Monneret plastic child's desk with Lego building surface; very large wooden rocking horse; vintage wooden doll house; 60s metal doll house; Snoopy Sno-Cone maker; 

Electronics -- Rock Band set for Wii; several phones and chargers; computer monitor; three boxes still to go through.

Artwork -- original artwork including several pieces signed by local artists. Also vintage (or older!) sea lion carving, probably Inuit (Silent Auction item).

Misc. Antiques and Vintage -- antique spinning wheel; hand plow; oil lamps; Carnival glass bowls, tumblers, pitcher; Bohemian lead crystal stemware set c. 1955; kraut cutter board; Dormeyer electric mixer; Boy Scouts charcoal grill; dozens of other items!

Misc. Collectibles -- various collectors plates and sets; 5 Painted Ponies (3 with boxes in good shape).

Jewelry -- Hundreds of pieces, including dozens that are high-quality costume or sterling pieces. Two of these will be in our Silent Auction (a Native American turquoise and silver oversized ring, and a Latin American sterling and enamel panel bracelet). Makers include Monet, Napier, Trifari and others. Some pieces are marked Italy, West Germany, Japan, etc. Many more cheap pieces ($5 and under). Turned out most of the 14K is actually 14K filled.

Books -- over 650 books (more than we thought at first) that have been listed on Amazon, most of them priced to under-sell books of equal quality on line. They start at $5. PLUS, over 800 books priced $5 and below, including many novels, children's,and inspirational titles. AND the many educational books which were used for home-schooling.

Bedding -- two 6-piece bedspread/pillow sets, one king size and one queen. Also many sheets, quilts, and blankets for twin and queen. Some are vintage.

Sewing -- cabinet sewing machine; fabric by the yard (about 30 pieces); many notions and smaller implements.

We will also have for sale outstanding meal bars, energy bars and sugar free (!!!) energy drinks. All are gluten free.

 

 

Sterling necklaces and braceletsVintage dog figurines. The one in the upper-right is metal, a souvenir of Salt Lake City. The one in upper-left is dated (possibly by owner) 1957.Wahl's Eversharp pencil, probably antique, sterling. Mechanism works. Has a dent.Cross pencil and art pencil in box.Sterling spoons. The windmill is probably 19th cent. English, but could not identify year and city marks.Royal Australian Air Force World War II "sweetheart" wings.Chemical Engineering pin from Illinois Institute of Technology, 1953.Two of our nicer pairs of sunglasses.Silver and turquoise bolo slide by Bennett, and pair of sterling buckles, probably antique.Manicure set made in "Germany -- U.S. Zone."Topman Japanese carpenter's knifeThree 10K charms with original Chicago department store tags.Seiko travel alarm clock, ladies watches by Bulova, Citizen and Advance.Tootsie toy miniature and an excellent porcelain antique ink well.More sunglasses and prescription glasses, many of them vintage.All the items in this photo are priced, on the first day, at $5 each.Just some of the high-quality books that fill three complete shelving units. The books on these units have been listed on Amazon.com, but have been removed from there for this sale. Almost all of them have reduced prices for this sale, and all are designed to undersell books of the same quality found on line.More of the books.And still more...And still more...Please note that the third-day discount for these books will be 30%, not 50%.We have even more books, but this is the last of the Amazon listing. These books, all located in the main room of the house, start at $5.Just a few of the more than 20 pieces of decagon blue depression, by Cambridge Glass Company.We have several pieces of carnival glass.More of the glassware and some of the porcelain we have for sale. Notice also the drop-leaf table (one leaf up in the photo), which is probably over 200 years old.Salt & pepper shakers.Set of 4 vintage Fenton glasses, probably never used, still have their paper stickers.Teapot, creamer & sugar, and four mugs. Nice motif.Some of the many newer kitchen items... and an older Hollie Hobbie thermos.Mixture of old and new -- crock pot, modern knives, but also lots of vintage kitchen implements.Close up of some of the older pieces. Love that wire whisk, and a green-handled rolling pin is hard to come by. Also, the knives and forks are wooden handled.Vintage mixer with all of its parts. And it simply purrs!!!Need coffee? Toast? vintage toast?Some collectible bottles and such, mostly antique.18 pieces of vintage Bohemian Czechoslovakian crystal. Three each water glasses, champaign glasses, and wine glasses.Close up of the water glass.And the champagne glass. Note the sticker.And the wine glass.Whimsical 70s cup/saucer pairs.And some other nice drinking pieces, including three Coke glasses.Some newer ceramic pieces, pretty fun. And the business end of an old Dazey mixer (as is).Some of the graniteware pieces. Most have been well used but are excellent for collecting or continued use. Some beautiful grain on the gray pieces.More of the graniteware. Tray on the left is very heavy; spoons on right hard to find. The small skillet is aluminum.Great old kraut cutter.Oh, more books! Several hundred more, once we get them all out of the boxes! But all of these are priced between 25 cents and $5.We have two closets full of clothes. Here are some nice children's clothes, dresses, jackets, etc.Some heavier jackets, men's and women's pants and even costumes! Tiger, horse and lion, I believe.Just some of the adult shoes we have. The basketball shoes saw little action.And some nice children's shoes.

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