Vintage 1960s Hong Kong Diplomat's Wife Estate Sale - First Time Available For Sale
Aug 14
8am to 3pmAug 15
8am to 3pmAug 16
8am to 3pmTerms & Conditions
Description & Details
A truly unique estate sale. This collection chronicles the life of an accomplished international artist and her husband, a diplomat from the Dominican Republic. Having lived in Hong Kong during the 1960s before settling in Los Angeles, where he served as Consul General, the couple curated a lifetime of luxurious furniture, art, fashion, and antiques. Untouched in storage for over a decade following her passing, this entire home is now being offered for sale for the first time.
Sale Hours:
Friday 8/14 - 8 AM - 3 PM
Saturday 8/15 - 8 AM - 3 PM
Sunday 8/16 - 8 AM - 3 PM
Themes include Judaica, Moroccan, Chinese, and Dominican Republic.
Highlights of the sale below, with so many more treasures still being unboxed the day of the sale
Decorative ethnic wooden furniture from Hong Kong & China, many pieces that are antique
Suitcase full of vintage dolls
Original oil paintings, some signed, with ornate and gilded frames
President Lyndon Johnson hand signed certificate designating the new Consul General in Los Angeles
Numerous fine porcelain china dish sets, tea cups, bowls, and much more
Glass and crystal, high quality cut pieces, both signed and unsigned
Metalwork pieces, some marked sterling silver
Vintage ornate carved Chinese panel room dividers
Beautiful Chinese parchment calligraphy scrolls, various themes
A closet full of womens vintage stylish clothing, from casual to dressy, including furs & pieces from Saks Fifth Ave
Dining room table and chairs
Rocking chair
Various household collectibles and ornate pieces of decor - all vintage
Photos, postcards and other ephemera from the 1960s or earlier
Preview some of the items included in the sale
https://photos.app.goo.gl/yygyn484ARUMueuk7
(more photos to be added the day before the sale on 8/14 so please check back for more images)





















































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