Estate Sale in Searcy

Beautiful sale at the home of the late Martha Vaught Roberson, a 1939 Searcy High School graduate whose family owned the historic Rendezvous restaurant on Main Street. Featured items include Victorian settee and chairs, Grafenthal porcelain and collectibles from the early 1900s, two hand-painted chandeliers that hung in the stairwell of the Rendezvous in the 1930s and 1940s, marble-top dressers, a fainting couch, vintage dresses and hats, etched crystal stemware, hotel silverplate and serving pieces from the Rendezvous, ornate wooden mirrors from the Rendezvous, glassware from the Rendezvous, a drop-front secretary desk, a Drexel Duncan-Phyfe dining room table with china cabinet, buffet and custom needlepoint seat cushions. Also available: vintage maple bedroom furniture, a newer washer and dryer, a maple canopy bed, two vintage sleds, collectible adult and children's books, hand-painted converted oil lamps, a trunk full of antique linens. Among the oldest treasures are a pair of German porcelain Unger Schneider spill vases (late 1800s) and a rare Seth Thomas "Queen Bee" hanging alarm clock. Among the more modern: a Shark vacuum cleaner, Christmas ornaments, a St. Tropez beaded-bodice wedding dress (Size 12), and a GE washer and dryer in excellent condition. You'll see lots of history in this wonderful sale, even if you buy nothing. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we may sell large items early and the sale will extend through the end of the month by appointment only.