Longtime Elgin Estate Sale

A large immaculate home with sparkling contents representing decades.

FEATURING

Sterling selections including Brocade pattern flatware set in case, candle holders and dish; Culver Mardi Gras jeweled 22K pitcher, with 7 matching Old Fashion glasses and stirrer, Lladro figures & bells; classy costume jewelry including Sterling and turquoise, real jewelry including 10-14K rings and necklace (most with stones removed), U.S. Senate and House of Representative cuff links; Meito china service for eight including serving pieces; Franciscan Ware Platinum Band dishes - service for 12 including platter and oval serving dish; men's and ladies watches including Elgin, Lady Elgin and Bulova (most not working)

TOYS & VINTAGE GAMES: 1950s-60s toys including metal Tonka cement truck, Sportsman pickup truck, 1961 Ford pumper fire truck, Structo tow truck, Structo Jeep pickup, Nylint camper truck, Ferrari Highway Patrol car, Hubley farm toys, Greyhound metal bus, North American Van Lines truck, car carrier, etc., Palomino Pal spring rocking horse, 1965 GI Joe soldier with many accessories, Irish Mail child's cart, kids Coca-Cola dispensing unit; extensive GI Joe blonde with scar figure, box with many accessories, GI Joe deep sea accessories, plus more.

Vintage Eagle Claw Granger Ocean G0404 8.5" fishing rod with a Daiwa 0.45-250 ft. capacity reel assorted silverplate tea service & serving pieces; eight Marshall Field's Old Fashion Chicago skyline glass; four sets of plates and cups of Monterey Western Ware cowboy-theme; HP 5510 wireless combination printer; three Longaberger baskets; C. Alan Johnson signed Eskimo figures; Vintage Horndal Swedish adjustable brass candle holders; books; Elgin memorabilia including Elgin High School yearbooks from 1945-1949 with signatures and advertising premiums.

Large assortment of high quality women's and men's clothing including vintage black top hat, formal wear and women's mink coats and stoles, vintage Western shirts, cowboy boots size 11 & 11.5, assorted purses and handbags including silk, some never carried.

Assorted electronics including appliances; LG 20" TV; Zenith surround sound system with VCR/DVD/Radio unit; vintage IBM Selectric II typewriter; three hickory-shaft golf clubs; miscellaneous collectibles including Hull vase; Stotter plastic glasses, tray and ice bucket; Parker 51 pen & pencil set; vintage walking stick with a 1900 U.S. coin on the grip; hand tools, seasonal items, etc.; many units of decorative and household items.

FURNITURE: Oak finished entertainment centers, Pennsylvania House oval oak end table with matching end tables, La-Z-Boy mauve swivel rocker, Flex Steel single hide-a-bed, large off-white textured sofa, pair matching brass finish table lamps, pair marble-top fruitwood end tables, carved Victorian parlor chair, pair marble-top pedestal end tables, pair Simmons occasional chairs, carved mahogany marble-top lamp table, Thomasville dining room set with table, pads and two leaves, six chairs and 2-pc. lighted china cabinet, two oak swivel seat bar stools, four Virginia House oak bow-back swivel bar stools, Casio CT-625 keyboard on stand, Windsor 3-in-1 table for bumper pool, serving and poker table top, pair. Stiffel lamps, Conn fruitwood organ and bench, Oriental-style porcelain crane motif lamp, Queen Anne-style upright jewelry cabinet, Sprague Carleton Patriot 5 pc. bedroom set including king bed, triple dresser, chest on chest with two mirrors, pine hurricane lamps, brass-finish candle lamps, slipper bench, oak country-style quilt rack, wicker elephant hamper, hurricane lamps, 4 pc. modern queen bedroom set, contents of a home office, fruitwood marble-top entry cabinet with frosted mirror, pair melon velour chairs, pair lighted bookcase entertainment center; fruitwood lighted 4-shelf curio cabinet, sleeper love seat, bar mini-refrigerator, assorted smaller units of immaculate furniture selections.

BACK STORY: Our clients are the son and daughter of their late parents. Their parents bought this large home as new construction in 1990 after decades living in unincorporated Elgin raising their children. Their parents kept many of their children's toys all these years.