HEAVY CONTENT HOME IN MESA—6400 sq ft with a basement!

This week, we will be in Mesa for a very large home on two levels. (First warning, there is a basement and several drop down steps just inside the front door, please use caution)

We have several tables of jewelry in the front room, to include all the classics, Coro, Napier and Monet. The brooch people are surely going to want to attend, and we have over 6 displays of nothing but brooches. There are hundreds of necklaces and bracelets.

Black and White is the theme of the main room. We move to classic pastel in the sitting room, and golds in the dining room. But downstairs? Oh boy, we have every holiday you can imagine all grouped into categories. Christmas is coming, and we have a large amount of decor, gifts, decorating items, trees, bulbs and more. But don't forget the other holidays! They can all be found here. Speaking of holidays, we have party supplies by the tote full, party trays, napkins, plates, decor and much more.

Be sure to note the "Welcome Bear" in the front foyer. He will be sure to properly greet you as you enter the home. As you walk in the door, you will also see an original oil painting by artist Marvel McFarland (1912-2005) from Ogden, Utah and the Mount Ogden Ward. Moving into the main room, you will find Fenton Hobnail, Depression glass, Uranium glass, Crystal, Orrefors and Waterford. (Second warning, there are two small steps down into this room)

For the LDS people, there are complete sets of manuals and books. We have several Christmas themed Lladro Nativity sets and cabinets with Knick-knacks. Moving into the dining areas, there is of course Thomasville and a wonderful small antique drop table.

In the Master, you will find a complete Thomasville bedroom set, a large amount of jeans, and a his and hers separated walk in closet. The second, third and fourth bedrooms boast crafting items, oil painting kits, electronics, boxes of cards and stationary, cedar chests, a trundle bed, exercise bikes, and vintage toys and games.

We really cant think of many items you will not be able to find, right down to racks of cleaning supplies and housewares. There are 3 Origami storage racks, as well as other storage shelves. A Stitch Art Pro X sewing machine and spools of thread. Hundreds of sewing scissors. We even have a vintage Murray Monterey Bike.

(Third warning, there are small steps everywhere in this home. Please look down and watch your step at all times)