Beanie People Present an Uncommon Sale on St. Georgen Common!

Tomorrow is our final day for the estate sale in Ammersee Lakes, Duluth. We will be at 50% off tomorrow, unless the price tag is marked "firm".

If there's a conflict for the day and time you choose, I'll advise an alternative. Thanks for your interest and I hope to see you this weekend!

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. 

I recently received the signed contract to conduct this sale, so 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, living room, office, three bedrooms, front porch, garage and special treasures -  LOT'S of smalls! 
 

What you will find at our sale:

• 2016 Hyundai Genesis, with a scant 36K miles - check out the pics - beautiful!
• Baker Furniture "Historic Charleston Reproductions" double pedestal banded mahogany dining table
• Set/8 (2 armchairs, 6 side chairs)  hand-carved mahogany ball and claw dining chairs
• Baker "Historic Charleston Reproductions" banded mahogany sideboard
• Bronzed brass tea cart, from Barcelona
• Baker inlaid mahogany box on stand
• Gorgeous 20th century English mahogany linen press
• Gorgeous French Empire style Baker buffet
• Vintage and very unique drop-front mahogany writing desk/curio cabinet
• Antique Station of the Cross beautifully framed in Gothic wooden frame, from an earthquake (1989) damaged church in Watsonville, CA
• Spectacular French hand-painted Chinoiserie desk, with gilt bronze mounts and tooled leather top
• Vintage buttah yellow silk upholstered sofa (goose down 75%, goose feathers 25%) by Cocheo Brothers
• Vintage 1940's mahogany lighted (three levels) curio cabinet
• Beautifully inlaid mahogany demilune side table
• Nice mahogany/gilt wood wall mirror, w/eagle topper and cascading bluebells
• Victorian era burled mahogany 2-drawer chest, w/wooden pulls; metal casters
• Vintage salmon velvet sofa, from Beacon Hill Collection
• Vintage Henredon lighted sideboard
• Vintage 1970's marble-topped, drop-leaf server, by Unique Furniture Co., Raritan, NJ.
• Matching 1970's sideboard, from Unique Furniture Co., Raritan, NJ
• Honey-hued wooden kitchen table, with six matching chairs by Ashley Home Furniture
• Matching lighted china cabinet, by Ashley Home Furniture
• Vintage Henredon end table, with single drawer
• Pair of French Bergere chairs, with down cushions
• Wonderful silk upholstered wingback armchair, by Meyer, Gunther, Martini - NYC, with down-filled cushion
• Vintage mahogany RCA Victor TV cabinet
• FABBY hand-painted, beveled glass Asian wall mirror.
• One-of-a-kind Chinese red platform bed, with lighted half-canopy
• Amazing 5-panel Chinese red/black lacquer folding screen with MOP details
• Pair of vintage Baker mahogany nightstands
• 1940's mahogany ladies writing desk
• Entire French Provincial silver leafed bedroom suite (queen size bed)
• 64-piece set of Johnson Brothers (England) "Indian Tree" china; 1979 - 1982
• 15-piece tea set of celadon green china, by Tiffany, ca. 1979
• 36-piece set of vintage china, by Ohno China, Japan - scenic mountains, waterfall, pagoda, ca. 1972
• 17-piece set of Royal Worcester (England)  "Montpelier" china
• 16-Piece set of Lenox "Caribbee" china; 1954 - 1970
• 50-piece set of Keltcraft Noritake "Ivy Lane" china; 1991 - 1998
• 40-piece set of Homecraft, by Noritake "Ivy Grove" china; 1999 - 2000
• 29-piece set of Arzberg (Germany) china "2050 Grand Prix XII Triennale Mailand"; 1960
• 11-piece collection of Loveland, CO pewter Christmas ornaments
• Nice pair of Frederick Cooper Asian tea tin table lamps
• Nice collection of vintage glassware, including Waterford, Fostoria, Cera and Culver
• 35-piece vintage Hummel figurine collection
• Large cast-iron toy/figurine collection 
• 1995 Coca-Cola train set  #23560 (locomotive) and two #42911 (boxcars)
• Two vintage LGB train sets, from W. Germany
• Wonderful collection of old books and coffee table books
• Taxidermied bird collection
• Nice collection of Ukrainian lacquered boxes
• Colorful collection of stained glass panels
• Pair of fantastic, statuesque Irish cut crystal table lamps - 42" tall
• LARGE collection of very good hand-woven Persian rugs, 3' x 5', up to room size 10' x 13'
• Several gorgeous wall mirrors
• Excellent selection of table lamps and a couple of floor lamps
• Asian porcelain planters, vases and figurines
• Cast iron outdoor pots, with blooming violas
• Garage full of furniture, outdoor furniture, art, games, toy trains 

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
• The Ape Man from Electron World
• Sports drink made from the fluid in Glade Plug-Ins
• Electric fans, used to steer a tornado towards you ex’s house
• Towels dipped in mayonnaise, used as breakfast food in Russia
• Pudding people who have soft bones because they didn't drink enough milk as children

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 Matt @ (678) 559-9345.  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!