Morningside Memorial Day Madness, Presented by the Beanie People!

One might ask, why do we refer to ourselves as the Beanie People?

We're the only estate sale company in Atlanta, where the employees wear propeller beanie hats, have a certified sense of humor and state-of-the-art check-out system (designed by a GA Tech brainiac) so that most of the items are barcoded. You won't have to stand in line forever, while an invoice is hand written by a fossil, like me! 
Sic transit gloria mundi. 

Hmm, what to do on Memorial Day weekend when gas prices and inflation got you down? How about attending one of our epic estate sales? We'll certainly make it worth your while! The house goes on the market as soon as the house is cleared of treasure, so hurry up and bring your juke box money! 
Please feel free to check this listing frequently, as we will continually update and add pictures/descriptions as the sale morphs and unfolds.  

This house is stuffed with excellent furniture brands, Persian rugs, mirrors, good artwork,  including dining room, kitchen, den, living room, office, two bedrooms, front porch, garage and special treasures -  LOT'S of smalls! 

What you will find at our sale:

• Baker "English Classics" York finish square cocktail table
• Donghia sofa and pair of matching chairs
• Pair of walnut Henkel-Harris lighted corner cabinets
• 17th century oil on board copy of Correggio "The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine"
• Empire mahogany game table
• Antique 5-drawer French chest, w/green marble top
• Mother of pearl inlaid 3-drawer chest, by Theodore Alexander
• Pair of finely carved antique English mahogany armchairs
• 3-drawer demilune chest, w/inlay and side carving details
• Spectacular 18th C. hand-carved wooden baby, in swaddling clothes
• Art Deco oak chest
• 68" tall antique French inlaid walnut beveled glass wall mirror, with bronze mounts and coat hooks
• Vintage mahogany corner cabinet, with string inlay and glass mullion doors
• 1930's mahogany 4-poster bed
• Pair of 1930's mahogany two-tiered bedside table, w/tooled leather top, glass covers
• 5-drawer mahogany chest, by Kindel Furniture Co.
• 1920's 4-drawer mahogany desk, w/matching chair
• Vintage  inlaid mahogany Chippendale style wall mirror
• Wooden bookshelf with vintage book collection
• Queen size wormy pine hand-made headboard
• Antique pine blanket chest
• Mahogany Pembroke side table with pencil inlay
• 4-drawer serpentine-front 1940's Bassett mahogany chest
• 1940's mahogany tooled-leather top drum table
• Nicely hand-carved English mahogany tray table, with removable glass tray top
• Gorgeous carved mahogany four drawer Empire chest with good brass pulls
• Wonderful Asian wooden apothecary chest, with 22 drawers and two doors/brass hardware
• Vintage demilune hall table with two drawers
• Antique, hand-carved wooden Asian demilune entry table
• 1940's mahogany coffee table, with silver-veined white marble top
• Very cool Ethan Allen leather "Radius" 2-position recliner, with brushed nickel details
• Vintage wooden desk, with return, by Kimball Furniture Co.
• Sweet collection of art pottery, by the late Larry Wilson, well-known GA folk artist
• Vintage wooden men's dresser by E. B. Whiterod & Son; Hull, England
• Wonderful cast iron gate, from the Stewart Iron Works co, Cincinnati, OH
• Fabby vintage 8-arm Italian crystal chandelier
• Vintage Lister teak outdoor table, w/6 matching side chairs and small table
• 48-piece set of French Haviland soft floral china
• 45-piece set of Wood's Ware blue/white china, "Wincanton Blue" pattern
• 58-piece set of Rosenthal Studio Line "Romanze Garland" (Germany)
• 19-piece set of vintage English china.
• 36-piece set of Theodore Haviland "Concorde" china
• 18-piece set of Wedgwood "Mandarin" china, England
• 112-piece set of Oneida "Picnic" oven-safe stoneware
• Nice collection of vintage lady head vases
• Peruvian Chancay doll collection, one in shadowbox frame, three on stands
• Extensive collection of antique ABCG of bowls, vases, low bowls, rocks glasses, pitchers, nappy's and a flower center
• Vintage silverplate collection
• Six stained glass panels
• 1960's Nylint toy Ford U-Haul pick-up truck
• 1961 Coca-Cola bottle from their national convention in Miami, FL, commemorative Hutchinson Coke Bottle
• Large collection of Early American Pressed Glass
• Collection of vintage deviled egg plates
• Collection of vintage beehive honey jars
• Nice collection of antique daguerrotypes, in tooled leather cases
• Collection of vintage Swiss espresso cups/saucers, by Bopla
• Huge collection of vintage comic books
• Large collection of vintage vinyl albums
• Nice collection of outdoor concrete pots (planted) benches, birdbaths and a fountain
• 4 bikes, 2 for children, 2 for adults, including a vintage 1960's Schwinn "Stardust" girls bike
• 4 vintage chandeliers, all wired, cleaned and ready to go
• 3 large flat-screen TV's
• Assorted electronics and speakers

What you won't find at our sale:

• Mid-life crisis employees who couldn't care less if you attend our sales 
• Crazy "first day" pricing. If you like it, buy it, as it likely won't be there for day 3, discount day
• A dinosaur impersonator
• NOS boxes of Pillsbury "Space Food Sticks" from 1969
• A teddy bear cemetery in the back yard
• A map to the goblin’s cave so you can go there to steal his gold
• Gift certificates for breakdancing lesson at Walgreens

Do you enjoy estate sales? How about scrunging at yard/garage/thrift stores? Please realize that there is a huge difference between authentic estate sales and the other venues to get your fix. I personally love to dig through any type of sale (hence my Ph. D in shopping) to find a hidden treasure that just "speaks" to me.

Just a word to let you know that estate sales are a real business. Surprising, huh? Please realize that we are a contracted company, whose job is to sell the contents of someone's home. Occasionally we'll have some items included in our sales that are on consignment.
When tempted to ask "Can you do better on the price?" - sure, we can double it!  ;-)

Seriously, we do a lot of behind the scenes work to prepare a property for a sale. We price, clean, stage, move, hang, repeat, so that your shopping experience can be fun and rewarding. Usually, after staging a house for our estate sales, I need a cigarette, a shot of whiskey, a Valium, a brown paper bag, a chamomile tea, a General Foods International Coffee, a shot of vodka, a bong hit, a slap upside the head, a mani-pedi, a pint of ice cream, and a long walk on the beach in soft focus.
All we ask in return is that you have fun, find some goodies and tell others about our sales.   

We LOVE what we do and most of our customers. Please realize that we don't tolerate theft of any kind at our sales. If you want to steal from estate sales, please realize that you need to visit another sale, not ours.

We have zero tolerance for theft at our sales and will prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law - no questions!

Terms and Conditions: 

• WE ARE UNABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS OVER THE PHONE REGARDING SPECIFIC ITEMS AT EACH ESTATE SALE SUCH AS PRICE, SIZE OR AVAILABILITY. 
• Cash & Checks accepted with proper ID. NSF checks will be charged a $35 fee. For purchases over $25, Credit/Debit cards are accepted.
  All purchases made AS IS, WHERE IS with NO WARRANTY, NO GUARANTEE, NO REFUNDS & NO EXCHANGES.

Please do not block neighbors when you park. A Southern Spirit Estate Sales & the owners ARE NOT responsible for any accidents or injuries while on property. 

We have limited loading assistance available, so please try bring your own moving help.  Professional moving arrangements can be made for a fee; call Freddy @ (678) 332-9847.  If he's busy, call Jarrod @  (770) 891-6771.  

Neither of these movers are employed by A Southern Spirit, so please don't bug them by calling about items in the sale, they are hired to lift heavy things, not answer probing questions about what's still available.

Thanks!