POSTPONED UNTIL 1/22 and 1/23 - The Estate of Margaret Pope Perrin
Jan 22
10am to 4pmJan 23
10am to 4pmTerms & Conditions
We do not release prices prior to the sale. However, if you’d like to shop online and see something you’d like to inquire about, call or text us at 470.696.2939 with the photo number with description. If we do not answer, leave a message. We want to sell it to you, BUT we honor those who stand in line first. Once the first few groups have gone through, and if we have a chance to return your call during the sale, we will get in touch to release price/collect payment. If we cannot get in touch during the sale, we will be in touch after 4. You must pay over the phone to secure the item. Only once payment has been collected will we mark items sold. All phone purchases are final so you must ask any questions regarding condition, etc. before purchasing.
The sale will be minimally staffed so you MUST bring your own help to move items. Tips are not required, but recommended to thank our staff for helping you out.
All sales must be picked up by the end of the sale on Sunday or the specified “extra” day, usually the Tuesday or Wednesday after the sale. If you need to arrange a move, we can coordinate that for you.
A 3.5% processing fee will be added to all purchases for card and PayPal processing. State sales tax will be collected unless you provide a copy of your Tax ID Letter and proper identification.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
To be added to our mailing list or to learn about hosting a sale of your own, please contact us at bennettandsudderth@gmail.com or 470.696.2939
Bennett And Sudderth LLC
Description & Details
POSTPONED! (Please see Terms and Conditions) This historic home dating from 1915 belonged to Margaret Perrin, the pianist and orchestra leader who in the last century was an institution on Atlanta’s music scene and a fixture at the Piedmont Driving Club. Previously the house belonged to her brother Fred Perrin, who in the 1970s was the Secretary of the Coca-Cola Company. They lived there as children in the 1920s, until their father lost the family homestead in the Great Depression. By 1973 Fred was able to buy it back, and he had the house furnished by the best interior decorators of the time and restored it to its former glory. The home is filled with artifacts from the 1950s through 90s, including designer clothing that Margaret wore onstage when playing for heads of state, unique Coca-Cola Company photographs/documents from the 1960s and 70s, and even Jimmy Carter inauguration memorabilia from when Margaret played at the White House. Please come join us to celebrate a life well lived and a one-of-a-kind collection from all over the world.
Note: Due to the volume of calls we receive, we will no longer be answering questions about items prior to the sale. Come and see us, you won't be sorry!
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