Wear green Sunday, get 50% off - Stewart Sale final day.

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Dates
Fri
Mar 15
9am to 4pm
2019
Sat
Mar 16
9am to 4pm
2019
Sun
Mar 17
12pm to 4pm
2019

Terms

THIS IS A CASH ONLY SALE-checks are ok if we know you.
It will be your responsibility to move large items yourself. You may park near the driveway to load large items. We have no one available to help move things.
All purchases are as is/where is. Please examine your purchases carefully.
Children are very welcome at this sale. The children of today are the shoppers of tomorrow, and we encourage them. We also encourage shoppers to pick up things and to examine them. You don't have to walk around with your hands in your pockets. We want the experience of an estate to be an enjoyable time. Take your time and look at all we have to sell.
Dealers are also appreciated.
We are not responsible for accidents. Please be careful.
Numbers will be given out one hour before opening. The earlier you get here, the sooner you get into the house.

In reality, everyone will get 50 % off.

 

NOTE-OPENING AT NOON>  

 

T. P. and Willene Stewart are/were lifelong Henry County residents.  They never lived anywhere other than in Henry County.  He was a rural mail carrier and was known and loved by many people.  Theirs is a lovely house with lots of nice things. 

Special items

1.  Two paintings by Tom Landreth, who is a well known Georgia artist born and raised in McDonough. 

2.  Lots of art, especially with natural subjects.

3.  Very nice, long sofa.. 

4.  Washer and drier..

5.  Books related to the history of Henry County. sold

6.  Several drop leaf tables.

7.  Swarovski Christmas crystal ornaments dated for more than 10 continuous years.

8.  Hummels and other nicer ceramics/plates/glassware.

9.  Nicer pots and pans and other kitchen items.

10. Charleston Sea glass basket probably made by Gullah artisan. sold

11.  Two folios of wheat pennies-not all year is covered, but many of them.

 

Just look at the photos.  

 

  

Dryer. Works ok.Washer. Works well, also.There are perhaps a dozen of the Svarovski Christmas chrystal ornaments. one for each year starting in the late 1900's. The family kept three of them. Swarovski Christmas ornaments in original boxes. Side table that we found in the living room next to the sofa. Notice the different color on the drawer. Quality is good. Very nice crystal and glass items, on top of the really good dining room table. The table is quality. I have no clue what this is, but the two sides close over the white bowl. Chip and dip, perhaps? Check the metal that causes the wooden top to open.This is the mirror that is above the sideboard. It and the sideboard probably come from the 1950's and are in excellent condition-no scratches or such.A pair of Asian vases.Sale PictureSale PictureThese are Noritake. The pattern name is Manarose. We looked up the name of the pattern-it is not written on the back of the individual pieces. There are several nice serving pieces included, plus it appears there is a set of twelve. Nice serving piece of Noritake. We didn't find chips or cracks anywhere. The front of this really cute bride and groom set reads "before" on both the bride and the groom.The back of this set of bride and groom figurines reads "after". You need a sense of humor to appreciate them. Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureTwo deer. Signed on the back by Susan Dean, noted artist from North East Georgia. Sale PictureTom Landreth print. Double signed, I think. Local McDonough artist. Well known and appreciated. I think his mother was Marie Landreth. She worked at Dr. Rainer's Dentist office? Correct me if I am wrong.Signed and numbered by North Georgia artist Tom Lander.Original beach scene, dated 1986. I can't read the name of the artist. Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureTwo prints by M C Escher, well known for their uniqueness. Who knows where it starts or where it stops. Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureView from the sofa towards the side wall. It's all good!This is the only bed in the house. Is part of a 3 piece bedroom suite. The homeowner tells me it comes from the 1950'sTwo books of wheat pennies. Only partially filled . This is one that is of particular interest. The way I understand things, during WWII the pennies were make of steel instead of copper because the supply of copper was limited. Drop leaf table, from the 1950's in excellent condition, as is most everything in the house. Jewelry will be sold from Kay's Boutique in this room.60 inch Heat, Haycock glo-ray food warmer. Used commercially.Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureChristmas in March. One room completely full of Christmas. Bunch of Christmas village items. We have found a good time to buy Christmas is any month that ends in the letter H.Sale PictureSale PictureTop and bottom commercial heating device. Made by Merco. I am told this is American Brilliant Cut item. You be the judge. American Brilliant Cut was discontinued about 1920 or so because of WWI. Sale PictureChristmas in March. Great Christmas-great prices. Nice wreaths. Don't ignore this room simply because this is not the Christmas holiday season. Dealers, you can stock up now at great prices.Sale PictureSale PictureHummel Figurines. Half a dozen or so. Excellent conditions. Most ladies clothes are size 12. They did not come from Wal Mart or KMart. Most ladies clothes are size 12. They were not bought at WalMart!Sale PictureBrighton Charm Bracelet.Very nice, probably hand carved, older dough bowl. Not signed. Large size. Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureDresser and mirror that goes with the bed in the master bedroom. From the 1950's. Excellent condition.I love this thermometer. I can read the numbers.Whole bunch of 33 lpr back from the good old days, plus this good looking record player and speakers. Very compact. Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureMost pyrex fans will tell you pink is one of the rarer and most sought after colors of Pyrex. And it's doubly blessed with the original lid. This one needs a little cleaning, which I don't do, and it will shine, shine, shine. Original artwork by Susan Williams. Sale PictureCould be genuine alligator, but I doubt it.Sale PictureSale PictureCaptain's chair to go with the dining room suite. There in only one like this in the set. I wanted a close up of the chairs that go with the table. I would offer the guess that they are maple, but they are still good. Condition is excellent. Was rarely used. Four wooden bar stools. Good condition. Only two are pictures, but there are six total..Sale PictureSale PictureVery nice sideboard-we think it is maple. Fold down arms. Precious print-if you like cats and fish. I do.Sale PictureLSinger Sewing machine with manual. We think it comes from the 1950's and we were told it worked before it was put away. Do you remember MCA? If my memory serves me correctly, it started about 1952 more of less, by First Baptist Church, McDonough. After only a few years, the name and location changed. It's current name is Eagle's Landing Christian Academy. This is a heavy wooden plaque that might have been given to athletes. Sale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSale PictureSeveral pieces of small Swarovski crystal. Several of them have boo-boos. But all are cute.Sale PictureWe are calling this a secretary, since it folds down into a desk. Most, if not all of the furntiure in the house is from the 1950's and condition is uniformly good.Silverware chest. Good condition. Looks nice in the foyer of this house. Christmas village houses-a bunch of them. March is a good time to get them because nobody is thinking abou buying them now, so price will be a bargain. There are other Christmas things. This tree rotates and plays music, and is very elegant looking.I have never seen one of these in Henry County before. It is a sawgrass basket hand made in the Charleston SC area probably by the Gullah. You can rarely find them outside of the Charleston area. Wood chipper. We were told by the family that it works. This freezer was working when it was put where it was. upright, gonna be priced to sell. Blue, very old wash stand. Looks good, condition is good.Hand cross stitch of the Henry County Court House. I'm guessing the pattern is from before 1980.

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