A 1922 Craftsman Opens Its Doors for the First Time in Decades

A 1922 craftsman in one of Northeast DC's most storied neighborhoods just opened its doors for the first time in decades, and what's inside is worth the trip.

We're talking vintage furniture with real character, pieces that tell a story before you even sit down. Kitchen and dining sets your grandmother would've been proud of. Artwork and wall decor from an era when people actually curated their homes. Lamps, mirrors, and accent pieces you won't find at any store, because they stopped making them 40 years ago.

There are tools and hardware for the hands-on crowd. Linens, dishware, and glassware in quantities that suggest this family loved to host. Small appliances, storage, and household essentials priced to move. And tucked into corners and closets, the kind of finds that make estate sales addictive: the things you didn't know you needed until you saw them.

Some items are one-of-a-kind. Some are antique. All of it is priced to sell.

Come early. Bring cash or card. The good stuff won't wait.

Saturday, September 12 | 9 AM - 5 PM

Sunday, September 13 | 9 AM - 5 PM

Cash and Square (credit/debit) accepted. All sales final.

Hosted by Eminent Estates.