Heringer-Stuck Estate Sale

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Dates
Fri
Nov 9
9am to 5pm
2018
Sat
Nov 10
9am to 5pm
2018
Sun
Nov 11
11am to 4pm
2018

Terms

Sale conducted by Artefacts Estate Sales, a division of Shannon Design Enterprises
TERMS OF SALE
• Cash
• Credit and Debit; add 3%
• Items accepted “As Is”
• Bring help to load large items

• We will meet you here for loading but we cannot lift
If something is not priced, ask Claudia Shannon to price item. Bring boxes and help to load. Not Responsible for Accidents

This beautiful Tudor English home was designed by NEA's first architect, Elmer Stuck, for his family in 1932. It has not been emptied since that time. After he and Ruth Jane Diamante Stuck passed away, their daughter, Brenda, and her family moved in. Brenda Stuck married Carl Heringer, the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Heringer Sr. in 1954.  Being from two prominent Jonesboro families, the home has been the location of many parties, holidays, and organization events. The home is overflowing with generations of serving pieces, holiday decorations, and art. Mrs. Stuck was an artist and her descendants carried her love of art further. The basement is a pottery studio and there is an art room upstairs full of Brenda's watercolors. Jane Frier Hankins, the granddaughter of Mrs. Stuck, is famous for her ceramic characters and drawings, many of which are in the home. Brenda honored other artists by purchasing their art as well. The home is full of books; art, cultural history, religion, political, and pleasure.

  • Pottery by Brenda S. Heringer, Jane F. Hankins, old McCarty and others
  • Watercolor paintings
  • Books
  • Unique items bought in foreign countries
  • Christmas decorations
  • Children's toys and amusements
  • Antique dolls
  • Furniture, all eras
  • Vintage clothing
  • Current clothing
  • Mid-Century Modern china, glasses, silverware
  • Antique china
  • Grandfather clock
  • Mantel clock
  • Placemats, napkins, tablecloths
  • Complete kitchen
  • Capodimonte cups & saucers from Italy
  • Swarovski Crystal animals
  • Music boxes
  • Large round copper tray
  • Aluminum and brass large trays
  • Hand blown glass
  • Art glass items
  • Original drapery
  • And too much more to list...

 

215 Wilkins, Built by Elmer A. Stuck for his family in 1933. It has not passed out of the family until now. Elmer Stuck was the first architect in north Arkansas, and one of the first in the state. His family owned lumber companies, brick companies, a bank, and were major contributors to the growth of Jonesboro.Jane F. Hankins charactersWatercolor by Brenda Stuck HeringerOlder Jane F. Hankins figuresWatercolor by Brenda Stuck HeringerThe secretary of Mrs. A.M. Heringer Sr.Magazine rackAn oak armless chair, hand-made, artisticA Mid-Century Modern lounge chairOld world globeWedgewoodMassive amount of Art BooksVintage Entertainment CenterInside of entertainment centerOriental rug, see all of the animals! Blues & BrownsAn expressive oak chair, some carving on top middleAn oak lounge chair, has a matching sofaA pair of oak corner cabinets/book cases.A beautiful square oriental rug Recent Jane F. Hankins piecesSpirits by Jan F. Hankins, her earlier lookA cross-legged plank table made personally by the home owner and architect, Elmer Stuck.Swarovski crystals and other pretty items.A set of 8 Capodimonte cups and saucers from ItalyVarious pretty cups and saucersThis is the pattern chosen by Brenda Stuck when she married Carl Heringer in 1954 as her everyday china. We have a very large service. It is truly Mid-Century Modern! Holstein Bell #3 by Blum Mfg. Co.Oriental RugWoven rugUnusual hand woven rug Grandfather Clock is registered to Mrs. Ruth Jane Stuck, the first generation to live in this house.Department 56 buildings, many retired and rare.Large collection of Santa Clauses and other Christmas itemsRare Spode Christmas Punch BowlHundreds of hand made pottery piecesHand blown glass piecesBeautiful art glass, Mrs. A.M. Heringer Sr. was in a glass clubMid-Century ChinaOld functional pieces like these scalesCanning equipmentMany Dansk pieces. Dansk is now out of business.Cranberry art glassJane Frier Hankins painting of Santa. Jane is the niece of Brenda HeringerA number of blue & white piecesA large selection of brass from foreign countries.Original watercolor on panelLarge amount of unframed watercolors.More watercolors by Brenda S. HeringerHuge hammered copper tray. Oh how I love this!A wall full of large trays.A few special silver-plate pieces of hollowware and flatware.IronstoneAnother table of hand made pottery. A collection of elephants.A collection of music boxes and other boxes.A mid-century lounge chair with a round ottoman.Vintage mantel clock with Eaton Press leather classics.Another display of pottery, showing some of Jane Hankins' pieces up front.Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureVilleroy and Bach colorful porcelain set

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