Stamford CT Three Day Estate Sale

Contents of 6,000 Square Foot Custom Built Contemporary Colonial

Traditional furniture, decorative items, antiques, garden, general house hold items

Three Day Estate Sale 

Friday October 18th, Saturday October 19th and Sunday October 20th

Each Day from 10am to 4pm

Sale to include the full contents of this beautiful 6,000 square foot custom built home. Including living room, two dining rooms, family room, large kitchen, multiple bedrooms, outdoor living spaces, entertaining spaces, office / library, and three car garage 

Featuring a huge selection of antique and contemporary quality pine wood furniture pieces, including custom made pine furniture items using antique lumber.

 Items for sale include sofas, dining room table / dining room chairs, console tables / end tables, armoire, cupboard, corner cabinets, coffee table, ottomans, beds, antique trunk, southwestern style carpets / throw rugs / runners, clothing items, linens, quilts / blankets, porcelain / pottery, leather upholstered furniture, armchairs, bar stools, kitchen items, serving and entertaining items, books, holiday decorations, tools, garage items, storage pieces, carpets, lighting, collectibles, garden pots, outdoor furniture, folding chairs, original artwork, signed prints, south western and cow boy themed artwork and decor, glassware, bbq / grill, fireplace tools, ping pong table, office furniture, so much more!

Collection of original and signed prints by William Matthews. "William Matthews was born in 1949 in New York City.  He grew up in the Bay Area.  His professional career began in Los Angeles, designing album covers for Warner Bros. and Capitol Records.  He lived in Europe from 1975 to 1980.  Upon his return to Colorado, he ran a graphic design studio until 1990 when he dedicated himself full time to painting."

"He is most well known for his portrayal of the working cowboys from the great ranches of the American west.  The 1994 published monograph, Cowboys & Images: The Watercolors of William Matthews, chronicles a decade of the artist’s work devoted to this subject.  In the fall of 2007, Chronicle Books of San Francisco released a second monograph dedicated to the subject matter entitled, William Matthews: Working the West.William Matthews’ artwork is widely exhibited.  His watercolors are part of numerous private and public collections."