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Dunwoody Daddy Downsizes...

estate sale•3 day sale •sale is over

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Dates

Fri

Oct 3

8am to 6pm

2014

Sat

Oct 4

9am to 5pm

2014

Sun

Oct 5

9:30am to 4pm

2014

Lovely home in Dunwoody, where Stepford Wife factories are like crack houses in other parts of the ATL

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Welcome back! We've been recuperating from Clarkston (loooong story) and have moved on up to the East Side - yep, Dunwoody. I'll post plenty o' tasty pics for your perusing pleasure, but we have to do a final buff and spit polish with proprietary liquids before uploading said pics. OK, thanks for your patience. Pics have been uploaded and captioned with truthful, snarky descriptions, rather atypical of other estate sale companies. If you've attended any of our previous sales, hopefully you noticed that our sales tend to be very clean, neat, orderly and organized, staffed with helpful, friendly people who...

Lovely home in Dunwoody, where Stepford Wife factories are like crack houses in other parts of the ATL

Can you see Freddy Krueger at the end of the street?

Lovely mahogany end table with heavy brass lamp that doubles as a weapon for those unwanted home invasions

I'll bet YOUR garage isn't as nice and tidy as THIS one! Lot's o' treasure to be found - start digging!

Oh boy! An organ to play with! Keep it outta the gutter folks...

If you hanker for Early American decor, you better pep step it to this sale - check out this cherry hutch. It's two easy pieces, unlike your last date

Wall jewelry!

Does this remind you of an outdoor dentist office? Note, no Southern Living or Highlight magazines

These are great for late night munchies/insomnia. Throw your choice of meat on the grill and rock out to your favorite rap group

Aww, are you hungry yet? A pair of rocking chairs, stolen from the Cumming Cracker Barrel, disguised as table cloths. Note the lovely artwork, WAIT, there's more where that came from

Yes, this is the chair that Big Daddy used to sit in, watch Jeopardy and do the NY Times crossword puzzles - it's from the Gold Club. Lot's o' books for you Old Schoolers out there. Put down your Kindle and read a REAL book sometime

Forever flowers, more books and small, breakable tschotske things that need a new home - yours!

LOOK! Italian Florentine nesting tables. Good things do happen in threes!

What should I place between the two 18K gold bookends?

LOVE the artwork in this house. I think the artist was either an elephant, or blind. The Goldilocks chairs are actually kinda nice. There's also a nice Asian chest on stand, comfortably nestled between the chairs.

Nice brass reading lamp, sofa made somewhere besides China, MS to be exact, big ol' pine kwaffee tawk table and Asian-y lamps. If you squint, you can see one of a pair of Chinese rugs, 9' x 12'.

Very nice rugs in this house. This one is a hand-knotted wool Persian rug, 3' 6" x 5' 7".

BEAUTIFUL Persian runner, 3' 6" x 11'

The living room is to the right of the front door, has a pair of red club chairs w/matching ottomans (contrast welts) another gorgeous Persian rug 8 ' x 10', glass/wood coffee table and a ttiity pink couch - no home should be without one! I think they purchased it from Graceland's estate sale...no peanut butter skid marks though.

Here's where you can observe the pink couch.

Nice pair (we all know that everything's better in pairs) of Bohemian lamps, with nice silk shades and fleur de lis finials. A lovely example of Italian Florentine serving tray, brass sailboat and a smattering of all-important candlesticks.

Very nice Asian Mirror - it's been on the amoeba diet

1980's fab sawdust table, with decorator tablecloth that cost 10 times the table, BUT it artfully displays ALL the de rigueur tabletop items worthy of this address.

Scratch & Sniff still life oil painting of purdy fleurs, very nice antique English brass sconces, fake (made in China) Staffordshire dogs, but who cares, this is Atlanta, they look good!

Window treatments from your friendly neighborhood morgue. Another 80's fab sawdust table, with nice Asian lamp perched jauntily atop. I do love that Persian rug though.

Glamor shot of club chair - do you love the Mee Maw pillow?

OK, this really IS a gorgeous Persian rug. It's an antique Mahal and in pristine condition. It's not cheap, so bottom feeder rug dealers, I won't give it away... ;-)

Close up and personal with your new Persian rug.

Sweet Hekman Copley sideboard, retailed for $3,635.00 in 2002. Yes, I have the receipt. These rich people keep all their receipts...

Gorgeous French carved and gilded wooden mirror - surprise, not made in China! The silver tea set is excellent quality, in great condition, but, alas, it is silver plate. Are you kidding, if it was sterling, it would be at MY house! ;-)

One of three needlepoint portraits in period frame - very nice and impressive in person.

Two of three

Third of three. He's so hot, they named a men's picture magazine after him.

Hmm, I hadn't noticed my photographic prowess until this pic. Note the oval mirror romance happening before your eyes, just don't gag on the wallpaper...

The latest trend in kitchens, in 1978! The rotating, whirling dervish of cabinetry, displaying various foodie must haves for today's Beat Generation.

$Ok, please buy this Christmas china, so I don't have to pack it up. There's actually a very nice 80-piece set of Old Ivory china, by Syracuse China Co., that was rarely, if ever, used. It looks vaguely like Lenox, but at a fraction of the price.$

Ok, please buy this Christmas china, so I don't have to pack it up. There's actually a very nice 80-piece set of Old Ivory china, by Syracuse China Co., that was rarely, if ever, used. It looks vaguely like Lenox, but at a fraction of the price.

Very nice set of crystal stemware, 12 each of waters, wines and champagne coupes. A complete set of yellow/clear dessert set, green/clear waters and champagne coupes and plenty o' silver holloware for the upcoming Hallowthankwanzaristmas holidays.

One of a pair of very cool Italian Vintner's chairs - perfect for your love nest in the Highland's.

The other vintner chair - bring your own whine.

Wonderful "Blackberry Road" table by Charleston Forge (Boone, NC), with two each of side and arm chairs. This thing is extremely heavy and expensive. EACH armchair retails for around $900.00. Don't believe me? Check it out here:http://www.wayfair.com/Charleston-Forge-Blackberry-Road-Arm-Chair-C700-70-F01-L168-K~CHFR1150.html?refid=GX50899279860-CHFR1150&device=c&ptid=83325899959&gclid=CjwKEAjwqamhBRDeyKKuuYztxwQSJAA1luvG6ffWBsxPiXhYzsvCp53r_XVMH_LrHn_-X3LGlv8m0BoCm9Pw_wcB

Umm, I'm speechless, but I'm sure you'll find something on these shelves that wants to go home with you.

A nice collection of teacups/saucers, complete set of 1950's glassware + other randomness.

Ahh, now here's something you don't see everyday. This is the hutch from a dining set that includes table w/leaf, six chairs and buffet, all tarted up in a "French Country" style. The hutch is about to fall over with a mish-mash of smalls that must be seen to be believed.

This is the buffet of the "French Country" theme-park dining suite. Note Greek Key detail on the pitcher and bowl. Typical Greek pottery decoration is men playing leapfrog. The best way to separate the men from the boys in Greece is with a crowbar.

Here's the table that completes the "French Country" Holy Trilogy. Who knew you could mix French Country with an Imari-style lazy susan. It set of fireworks of interior design ideology, but works in strange and mysterious ways. Look at the legs on that table! Inspired by Betty Grable?

Oh Lord! you'll never believe the company that manufactured this table and chairs - HEYWARD-WAKEFIELD! Who ever thought that Americans in the 70's would flock to furniture showrooms to load up their Ford Country Squires and drag home this dreck? The woodgrain is taken directly from the Ford design studio, into the hallowed halls of Formica and, voila, those TV dinners never tasted so good! Not to be outdone, the crafty homemaker created plaid butt rests to tip the hand of American dietary needs.

Two side table inspired by tongue depressors.