FROM TWO HOMES, MANY STORIES - AN ESTATE COLLECTION

This estate collection brings together the lives of two remarkable women, both Fullerton locals, each with a distinct eye for beauty, craftsmanship, and meaning.

The first collection comes from a longtime assistant to the owner of the Crystal Cathedral—a woman whose life was shaped by faith, culture, and service. She was a passionate traveler, gathering memories from places near and far, and her home reflected that journey. Her taste in décor was refined and intentional, favoring timeless elegance, quality materials, and pieces chosen with care rather than excess. Every item tells a quiet story of grace, order, and a life well lived.

The second collection belonged to a devoted antique collector and restorer, someone who saw potential where others saw age. She lovingly refurbished furniture and decorative pieces, breathing new life into forgotten treasures. Her home was filled with character—each item restored not to erase its past, but to honor it. Her passion for preservation lives on through the pieces she touched and transformed.

Together, these collections form a thoughtful and inspiring estate sale—where travel, faith, craftsmanship, and history meet. Each piece offers the chance to carry forward a story that deserves to continue in a new home.

You’ll find exquisite antique and modern furniture, thoughtfully selected kitchenware and dinnerware, and one-of-a-kind home décor that reflects both women’s impeccable taste. The collection also includes original artwork, a curated selection of plus-size clothing, scarves and purses, well-loved books, and an array of costume jewelry pieces—each with its own charm and history.

Throughout the sale, you’ll notice the harmony between refined elegance and restored character—pieces meant not only to be admired, but to be lived with and loved again. Many items are rare finds, layered with personality, and ready to begin their next chapter in a new home.

This is more than an estate sale—it is a celebration of two lives, two homes, and the many stories they leave behind.