Massive Berkeley Estate Sale near the Claremont. See link for over 200 photos!

Berkeley Estate Sale this Friday & Saturday.

Our next on site estate sale will be in Berkeley, CA.

This sale will take place on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, August 29, 30, and 31, 2014.

The hours of sale and discount schedule will be as follows:

Friday, 8/29, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM              (All prices are firm)

Saturday, 8/30, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM          (30% off all items)

Sunday, 8/31, 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM            (50% off all items)

29 Tanglewood  Road, Berkeley, CA  94705

Near the corner of Claremont Avenue and Tanglewood Road, very close to the North side of the Claremont Hotel.

Please do not block neighbors driveways. Do not pull into the private driveway. Make sure you park legally and that there is enough room for a fire truck pass through. It's the law. Anyone parked illegally will be ticketed and towed. 

There are only 100 photos of this sale on this site (estatesales.net). Copy and paste the following link into your browser to see over 225 photos of the sale https://plus.google.com/photos/110551856173244437659/albums/6052271156485939009?banner=pwa

Sale includes, but is not limited to:

Nice variety of Ikebana baskets

Ikebana and flower arranging items, vases, bowls, frogs, etc.

Tons of studio pottery

Studio pottery by local artists including, but not limited to: Antonio Prieto, Eunice Prieto, Gary Holt, and more

Over 100 pieces of studio pottery by Gary Holt

Art pottery including California Faience, Rookwood, and more

Lots of Japanese items, including bronzes, textiles, robes, multiple Kimono, ceramics, wood, prints, etc.

Japanese Tonsu chest

Antique Japanese ballot or donation box

Antiques and collectibles

Collection of malachite animal figures

Worlds Fair hand warmer/muff with Trylon and Perisphere zipper

Large collection of art glass by Randy Strong

Other art glass by local artists, also Scandinavian and Murano glass

Hammered copper and hammered brass items

Rolleicord camera with Xenar

Orientalia

Lots of porcelain, dishes, cups and saucers, stoneware, etc.

Scandinavian wood objects, including Dansk and others

Sterling silver flatware by George Jensen, Tiffany & Co. and more

Silver jewelry  and beaded jewelry

Bag lots of costume jewelry

Chinoisere mirrors

Carved alabaster hanging fixture

Set of four vintage Danish modern armchairs by Finn Juhl

Large vintage teak Danish modern wall unit 

Vintage teak Danish modern credenza

Set of six vintage Danish modern dining chairs

Danish modern end tables

Danish modern teak wall hanging cabinets

Floor standing Oriental flatware chest

Many vintage/antique high-quality wall mirrors

19th-century flamed mahogany Neoclassic dining table with three leaves

Two antique inlaid demilune display cabinets (legs replaced)

Set of six French style dining chairs

French style small-scale oval dining table

Nice crystal/glass chandelier

Needle/peti point French armchair

Mahogany demilune console table

1950s blonde kneehole desk

Pair of Biedermeier side chairs

Black lacquer Asian influenced dressers

Shell, brass, and multi wood inlaid Austrian style side chair

Many Syrian/Indian chargers

Large abstract painting of Matador by Lee Reynolds

Large abstract painting

Set of four mid century modern marble base lamps

Tons of vintage and new ladies clothing, purses, shoes, belts, etc.

Ladies clothing sizes 6-10

Ladies shoes sizes 8.5 to 9

Mens Frye and Ralph Lauren cowboy boots, like new, size 11

Some mens clothing, size 42-44

Pair of vintage cowboy spurs

Lots of linen, bedding, fabric, textiles, etc.

Yamaha PSR 500 keyboard

Sony mini hi-fi component system

Multiple DVD players

Superphon Revelation Basic preamplifier

Rotel surroundsound processor our RSP – 976

InFocus Screenplay 4805 projection unit

Pair of Boston A150 speakers

Large scale Chinese coffee/cocktail table

Tons of decorative objects and decor

Lots of books and leather-bound books 

Mahogany glass front bookcase

Two mahogany serpentine front bookcases

Maple chest on chest

Inset leather top desk

Large 1950s blonde side-by-side chest of drawers

French style upholstered settee

Lots of vintage kitchen items

Antique hand tools, planes, etc.

Garage type items

Household supplies

Outdoor furniture

Folding chairs

Garden tools

Smith and Hawkins teak tea cart and outdoor side table

Multiple metal plant stands and racks

Oak butcher block top bar/cabinet

Pierced brass hanging fixture

Rugs and carpets

Many floor lamps

More flower arranging and Ikebana related items

Much more, too much to list it all.

To view photos of the sale, go to https://plus.google.com/photos/110551856173244437659/albums/6052271156485939009?banner=pwa

Help us empty this house!!!

Methods of payment: Cash, Credit Card, Debit Card, or Check if we know you well. Cash will expedite the payment process. 

Remember that sales tax will be collected if you do not provide a valid California Resale Permit Number. The sales tax rate is 9% in Berkeley.

We will try and open a little early if there are many people waiting outside and our staff is ready.

No early sales. (Meaning not before we open on Friday morning.) 

First come first serve.

Please bring help if you plan to buy large furniture. Bring furniture pads (blankets) too. Also, please bring your own shopping bags/boxes. We do not have ANY! 

Please do not remove price tags from any items. If you wish to buy an item place a “sold “ sticker (with your name and telephone number on it) to the desired item. All sold stickers must have a telephone number, if they do not, the item will not be considered sold. Do not put a sold sticker on any item that you are not 100% sure about buying. 

Please remember that all items are sold as-is with no returns. We are a true estate liquidation company and have no way to credit or reimburse customers as the estates are paid immediately after the sale.

Do not disturb residence before sale. Please wait out front and do not enter back yard before sale. There will be a night watchman sleeping in the house. Please do not disturb him or ask him questions.

All items of high value removed from premises and brought back morning of sale.