Druid Hills Eclectic Sale

This is not just an estate sale.

This is a full-blown archaeological dig with throw pillows.

When I first agreed to do this sale, the client was still living in the house and preparing to move to Denver to be near her daughter… who is having a baby. Sweet, emotional, wholesome beginning, right?

Well… after she moved out, I walked into the house expecting a treasure-packed wonderland.

Instead, the place looked like a rental unit five minutes after the movers left.

EMPTY.

Like, “Did somebody already HAVE the sale?” empty.

But the client calmly assured me:

“Oh, don’t worry. The attic and outside storage are full. There’s plenty.”

Friends… that was the understatement of the century.

We started unpacking.

And unpacking.

And unpacking.

And then unpacking things that were inside other things we had already unpacked.

At this point I’m fairly certain the attic is connected to another dimension.

As I’m writing this, we are STILL uncovering treasures. So keep checking the photos because I’ll be adding more right up until the doors open. Every time we move a box, something else magical appears.

Now let’s discuss the star of the show:

PENZO pottery from Zimbabwe.

Apparently, a brilliant woman created a program where special needs artists handcrafted pottery pieces — and every single one is colorful, unique, and signed by the artist. And let me tell you… I don’t have a few pieces.

I have HUNDREDS.

If pottery is your thing, you may need to bring emotional support cash.

And that’s just the beginning.

There’s pottery from other artists too.

Kitchen items galore.

Flatware.

Pots and pans.

Wine racks.

Coffee makers.

Cappuccino machines.

Smoothie bullets for all of us who buy vegetables with good intentions.

And not one, but TWO sets of Muppet mugs, because apparently Kermit needed backup.

If you have a vase addiction — and many of you do — this sale may trigger something in you spiritually. I have vases in every size, shape, color, and personality type imaginable.

There are toys.

Clothes.

Hats.

Linens.

Purses.

Enough home items to furnish your house, your guest house, and possibly your emotional baggage.

And the rugs…

Lord have mercy.

There are stunning Oriental rugs so beautiful they may briefly erase your memory and cause you to whisper:

“I suddenly deserve finer things.”

There are little tables, chairs, interesting art pieces, antique trunks, and enough décor to make your house look like you inherited money.

Rumor also has it there’s a Tiffany-style floor lamp that came out of New York City. I say “rumor” because every time I turn around another box appears and I lose track of reality.

And then there’s… the bust.

It appears to be a Greek child.

It’s oddly impressive.

It also watches me in a way I do not care for.

You, however, may love it.

There’s also a stunning hand-painted French door that looks like it belongs in a château owned by somebody named Genevieve who drinks expensive tea and judges people silently.

And finally…

the item everyone always needs but nobody wants to pay retail for:

STORAGE BINS.

Friends, I probably have over 100 of them.

And I’m selling them CHEAP.

So whether you’re looking for African art, Italian china, treasures from China and Japan, finds from Mexico, furniture, rugs, kitchen goodies, mysterious decorative objects, or simply the thrill of digging through a sale that seems to reproduce inventory overnight…

this is your sale.

Stay tuned for photos.

More are coming.

Assuming we survive the attic.