Phase II--Fabulous Lakeside Estate Off Camp Creek--Discounts Saturday

Lakeside home filled with a lifetime of treasures

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House is full of treasures and contains furniture from the 1880s right through the 1970s.  Wonderful antiques, wonderful 30s, wonderful 40s, wonderful mid-century, and wonderful last quarter of 20th century.  

  Beauitiful tiger oak library table from the turn of the century, Pendleton upholstered sofa and chairs from Rich's, mid-century tables, lamps, and accessories, American Drew mid-century glass front dining room display/breakfront, American Drew mid-century buffet, stereo console,custom window treatments in several rooms, bird bath, double swing, casual furniture in den, hutch,  informal dining table in kitchen featuring chrome and wood base(more mid-century) and chairs to match, Drew matching chests, charming Queen Anne style chair, several other chairs, beautiful clocks including Deschamps French bronze and marble garniture set flanking clock with figural bronze of woman and cherub holding clock with Limoges porcelain face,  several other fine clocks including Seth Thomas mantle clocks with ebonized finish, much kitchenware including Farberware and Revere, cast iron, mid-century, pottery and glass including Hull, Hall, Fenton, and more glass including Depression patterns such as Blue Bubble and Iris porcelain, many watercolors and other prints and oils including Jim Harrison signed prints, Ralph P. McDonald Country Cardinals ltd. ed. print, rugs, mirrors, crocks and churn, and more. Costume jewelry; vintage magazines including Hot Rod and American Home. 

Much silver plate including casseroles, compotes, and many other serving pieces etc.,  Pairpoint cruet set, Much glassware and Franciscan and Johnson Bros. dinnerware, as well as other makers.  Conaire steam press, linens, heaters, etc.  

Downstairs there is a Victorian dresser with mirror, also mid-century dresser and bed, rocking chair, hospital bed,  freezer,fire hose, old cast iron kitchenware, driftwood, many dried plants for arrangements,ephemera, fishing, Jon boat, a National cash register, desks, Christmas, old Royal typewriter, old Adding machine, Carithers, Wallace Courtney wood desk, cameras including Brownie Kodak and Nikon, and more. Definitely worth the drive.