ESTATE SALE: HENRY COUNTY RESIDENT SINCE 1823

Antique 1800s Vintage Flax Spinning Wheel, Sometimes Called Canadian Production Wheels (CPWS) – The ‘Production’ Part Is Because They Are Designed to Produce a Lot of Yarn Fast, but ‘Canadian’ Is Not Strictly Appropriate as They Were Made Only in The French-Speaking Townships of The Province of Quebec, From About 1875 To 1955 & Copied Throughout The USA.

A Beautiful Walnut Victorian "Packard" Parlor Reed Organ Manufactured by The Fort Wayne Organ Company. According To the Serial # 56328, This Organ Dates To 1902. The Fort Wayne Organ Co. Began Manufacturing In 1871 And Officially Changed Their Company Name to Packard in 1899. Keys Are Intact and Constructed of Celluloid. This Piece Has Been Refurbished and Currently Plays with Working Pump Pedals and Knee Levers.

1920s Antique Oak Washstand with Tiger Oak Serpentine Front Towel Rod Cabinet Doors

2004 Framed Print of Pencil Sketch of the Old McDonough Methodist Church Building Now Referred to the McDonough First United Methodist Church in McDonough Print by Elizabeth C. Rowan

Almost New Lightly Used Seth Thomas Desk Clock with Handle Westminster Chimes, Not Working, (minor repair needed)).

Antique Traditional Victorian Quartersawn Two Tier Oak Parlor Table, With Oak Spindle Leggs, 29-1/4 Tall, 16-1/4 Square Top, C. 1940’s.

An Art Deco Dressing Table, circa 1930s. Burr Walnut Veneered with Figured Walnut Banding and Figured Walnut Veneer to Sides. Three Leaf Vanity Mirrors. Three Doors to Either Side of Lower Table with an Additional Center Drawer. Mahogany Lined Drawers as Well as The Back of This Piece, Original Wooden Handles. Three Panel Vanity Mirrors. In Excellent Condition for Any Home Having Been Re Finished to A Very High Standard, 41” Wide, 23” Deep, 63” Tall.

Vintage Atlantic, 15 Gallon Copper Boiler / Wash Tub with Lid & Wooden Handles, Early 1900s. 13” Wide, X 24” Tall.

Beautiful Large Refinished Antique Flat Top Steamer Trunk, with Inner Tray, Cedar Lined. Manufactured by Foot’s Trunk Factory of Atlanta, Georgia in The Early 1900s. Must see to appreciate.

Antique Large Embossed Metal Clad with Wood Slats, Camel Top Steamer Trunk, Top Hinged, Exterior Refinished in Deep Rich Browns & Blacks. Missing Handles & Interior Tray, & Interior Paper Lining Removed & Sealant Added, (30” W X 18” D X 24”H).

Large Framed Antique Leaded Glass Window with a Simple & Elegant Pattern 24” Wide, 48” Tall

A Large Six Board, Lift Top, Single Drawer Chest for Blankets - Clothes - Dry Goods. Constructed With Five Solid Georgia Pine Boards 17” Wide! An Early American Country Settler Hand-Crafted in Georgia Circa 1870. A Warm, Nicely Aged to A Reddish Brown Patina. The Wood Has Ben Maintained in Its Original Finish, (No Paint), Beautifully Aged. (Not Original Hardware) circa 1830.

Beautiful Large Trunk, Rustic Home Decor Storage Chest, Blanket Chest, Living Room Wood Box, Bed Bench, Coffee Table, 35-1/2 Wide, 19” Tall, 25-1/2 Deep Handmade from Recycled Heart of Pine.

Early 1900s Antique Wesco Supply Co., Wall Mount, Oak, Hand Crank Magneto Powered, Telephone. 26" High X 9" Wide X 15" Deep from the Wall.

Antique Early 1900s Ornate Cast Iron and Wood, Single Seat School Desk by A.H. Andrews & Co. of Chicago

Vintage Marshall Stoneware Pottery, 4 Gallon Butter Churn/Crock, 2 Cobalt Blue Lines, With Top, Beautiful Condition, 6-1/2 Mouth Diameter x 16“tall.

“New Queen” Antique Oak Treadle Sewing Machine, (Serial No 5058812), Manufactured by A.G. Mason Co., Based in Cleveland, Ohio. The A.G. Mason Sewing Machine Company Manufactured Sewing Machines from the 1880s To About 1916. Given The High Serial No., This One Was Mfg. Circa 1916

Oak Bedroom Dresser Early 1900s, with Two Short and Two Long Drawers with Keyhole Brass Covers, & Brass Handles. Top 45” Wide X 20” Deep. Height 30-1/2”.

Vintage Oak Bowfront Dresser From 1920s. Fitted with Two Short and Two Long Drawers, Wishbone Mirror Frame Supports (Without Mirror), Brass Handles, Shaped Leggs with Caster Feet, Shaped Skirt on Front, Manufactured BY J. B. Van Sciver Co., Camden NJ, Founded in 1881. 39” Wide, 20” Deep, 36” Tall.

Oak Butter Churn, Metal Banded, Fitted with Top, Handle and Dasher, 33” Total Height Including Handle, Mid 1800s.

Beautiful Oak Pedestal Dining Table Circa, 1900-1910. The Table Features a Rectangle Top with Attractive Fluted Apron Set on A Sturdy Pedestal with Four Curved Legs, In Family for Four Generations, 42” x 42” Top. 28-1/2” Tall.

Vintage Oak Rocking Chair, Highlighted by Ornate Pressed Back & Seat Skirt, Spiral Spindles, Some Damage to Wooden Seat Previously Repaired, But Holding Together Well, Tin Seat Insert Waiting for A Comfortable Cushion, Farmhouse, Cabin Furniture, Circa Early 1900s, Measures 16” X 20” Across the Seat, From Seat to Top of Back 26-1/2”. Total Height Floor to Top of Back 36”.

Oak Three Drawer Dresser Chest of Drawers, With Two Glove Boxes, Floral Design Brass Pulls., Good Condition.

# 215 of 500 Framed Print of Shingleroof Campground’s Tabernacle Picture by Dale Buttrill’s Painting in 1987. 32-3/4” Wide, 22” Tall, AND One # 421 of 500 Unframed Print of Shingleroof Campground’s Tabernacle by Dale Buttrill’s Painting in 1987. 30-1/2” Wide, 19” Tall.

One Antique Wool Carding Comb. Manufactured by L.S. Watson & Co. Carders were used to clean and comb sheep's wool before spinning. AND One Civil War Confederate Soldier Tintype Photo Case 1860s. AND One Stoneware Brown and Tan Whiskey Jug with Handle 9-1/2" Tall, 5” Wide, for Farmhouse Cider/Whiskey, Early 1900s

Beautiful Antique Poplar Wood Dresser with Mirror, Two Side by Side Top Drawers Over One Bottom Drawer, With White Ceramic Draw Pulls, Shaker Style Leggs. Dresser 36” Wide, 18” Deep, 27” Tall, Total Height with Mirror 68”. Previously Refinished.

Round Pedestal Solid Oak Dining Table, Circa, 1920s, 42” Diameter Top, Table 28” Tall, with (Two 10-3/4” Wide After Market Leaves, [Finish Is Slightly Lite in Color Compared to Table Finish]. The Table Features a Round Top with Apron Set on a Fluted Pedestal with Four Curved Legs.

Rustic Antique Oak Secretary Desk, Two Drawers, Nice Hardware, Drop Down Writing Platform, Desktop & Drawers Functions Well. Base Is 18-1/2” Deep, 29” Wide Total Height 24-1/2.” This Desk Is Missing the Bookcase Lower Section. A Great Project for A Craftsman. ALSO Ask Me About the Optional, Custom-Made Bookcase Base, Designed for This Secretary,

Antique Seth Thomas Mantle/Wall Ogee Clock, Weights Driven, 30-Hour, Time/Strike, Restored. 25-14” Tall. 15 “Wide, From Mid 1800s

Antique Pine Dresser with Curved Top Drawer Over Pair of Cabinet Doors. Painted Cream Color Distressed Look, Rustic, Elegant. Possible Uses: Cupboard, Cabinet, Changing Table, Bedroom Side Table, 34-1/2 Wide, 26” Tall, 18” Deep.

Vintage Solid Mapel Rocking Chair, Six Long Back Spindles, and Ample Seat Space, 22” x 19”, Floor to Seat 15”, Total Height 41”. Purchased in the 1950's. Clear Coated with a Lacquer Based Finish and Hand-Rubbed to a Satin Sheen. As Infants, My Brother, Born In 1951 & I, Born In 1957, Were Both Nursed in This Chair.

Vintage Chest of Drawers, Solid Oak With (2) Serpentine Top Drawers Over (2) Flat Drawers. Dovetailed Construction, With Paneled Sides, Brass Draw Pulls & Keyhole Covers. Used As Dresser, Bureau, Sideboard, Buffet, Credenza, Changing Table, Bathroom Vanity, 42” Wide, 20” Depth, 32” Total Height.

A Pair of a Gorgeous American Stained-Glass Windows Rescued from a 1930's Era Jewish Synagogue in Atlanta Georga. Small One Frame 18” Wide, 36-1/4” Tall, The Larger One Frame 29” Wide, 36-1/2” Tall. The Temple Was (South of What Is Now Referred to as “Underground Atlanta”) Demolished to Make Way for the I-20 Atlanta Interchange

Unique Round Vintage Solid Oak Pedestal Coffee Table, 29-1/4” Diameter, 20” Tall.

Antique Victorian High Back Organ Chair, Mahogany Finish, Back with Shaped Crest, Turned Spindle Legs, Spindle Back with Three Additional Spindle Back Supports, Glass Ball Eagle Claw Feet, Seat Diameter 14”, Chair Total Height 36", Circa 1877-1900.

Vintage Victorian Mapel Side by Side Secretary Desk & Curio with Three Shelf Bookcase. A Hinged Drop-Down Door with An Ornate Carved Floral Design Conceals the Secretary, when Open Provides a Writing Surface. A Decorative Carving Across the Curio Top Flows Down the Back of the Secretary Side. The Curio Section Is 17” Wide x 48” Tall & 12” Deep with Three Shelves and A Framed Glass Door. Above the Curio There Is A 17” Wide x 12” Deep Platform with a Beveled Oval Mirror 11-1/2 Tall x 3-1/2” Wide. There Is a 27” Wide Hinged Cabinet Door Below the Secretary Which Conceals a Two Shelf Book or File Storage Space, 18” Wide x 17-1/4” Tall x 12” Deep. The Unit Has Shaped Leggs with A Curved Skirt Decorating the Front Bottom. Circa Mid 1900s.

Vintage Cannon No. 18 Pot Belly Stove/Heater,48” Tall, 27” Width & Depth at Base. Acquired 40 Years Ago from A Rural African American Church Built in 1920s. Currently in Use in the Living Room of My Home in Flippen, Henry County Georgia.

Vintage Oak Pub Table with Two Leaves. Without Leaves Extended the Table Measures 36” Square by 29” Tall. Each Leaf Extends the Width 12”. With One Leaf Added the Total Width is 48”, With Both Leaves Added Total Width is 60” Long.

Vintage Omaha Wooden Trunk, Solid Good Trunk, Nice Rustic Condition for Its Age. The Exterior Was Cleaned & Refinished in the 1960s

One 19th Century Small Wood Butter Mold, with Star Motif, 1-3/4” Mold Height, 3” Total Height AND One 19th Century Butter Mold Cup with Flower Motif, no cracks, nicely worn to a nice smooth surface. 3-1/” Height of Mold, 4” Diameter, 4-1/2” Total Height.

One 1910 Railroad Mills Maccoboy Tobacco Rose Scented Snuff by Helme Products Co, Helmetta NJ, Amber Bottle with Worn Paper Label, 5” Tall, 2-1/2 Wide, 2” Depth.

One 1990 Framed Print of Pencil Sketch of “Ozias Primitive Baptist Church”, Whitehouse Community, Henry County, Georgia. Print by Elizabeth C. Rowan. Frame 14-1/2 Tall, 18” Wide; Print 13-1/4” Wide, 9-3/4 Tall.

“Shingleroof In Winter.” A 2004 Framed Print of Pencil Sketch of a Shingleroof Campground “Tent” Cabin. Print by Elizabeth C. Rowan, 16” Wide, 12-1/2” Tall.

One Amber Snuff Jar Embossed on Its Bottom With, “P Lorillard Co.” The Jar Is 20 Ounce Sized, Standing 6 1/2 Inches Tall. This Jar Has a Ground Lip Cohansey Lid and Wire Clamp. The Lid Is Embossed "Patented January 18 1876" In the Center And "Cohansey. Glass Manuf. CO. Philada, PA. / Pat. July. 16 1872". There Is a Slight Nick in The Lid, otherwise this Jar Is Blemish Free!

Antique Oil Lamp, Matching Base and Shade, Hand Painted Glass, Now Electrified, 18-1/2” Tall, 9-1/2” Wide.

Antique Brown & Tan Glazed Stoneware Crock “The Weir” Canning Jar – Pat 1892 The Jar Is In 8” Tall, 4-1/2” Diameter. In Excellent Condition, There are no chips or cracks.

Antique Clear Glass Kerosene or Oil Flat Hand / Finger Lamp Burner & Chimney, Height to Top of Burned 5-6/8”, 12-1/4” to Top of Chimney.

Vintage Early American Clear Pressed Glass Hurricane Kerosene Oil Table Lamp, Ribbed Base, Swirl Plume with Eagle Burner & Wick, Total Height 23-1/2”- 1930s