Lawrence Avenue Estate Sale

Step into a home filled with decades of collecting, creating, and Kansas-rooted charm. It’s one of those sales where every corner has a story waiting to be discovered and will he worth the drive.

If you love vintage kitchen treasures, you’ll feel right at home. Shelves are lined with classic Tupperware, Pyrex, CorningWare, and Lusterware, along with boxed small appliances, well-loved pots and pans, pitchers, and nostalgic stove burner covers. There’s also an incredible collection of vintage cookbooks, cookie jars, canning supplies, and even those charming step stools that feel straight out of grandma’s kitchen.

Collectors, bring your curiosity. You’ll find a wide assortment of vintage and antique china & glass, including pieces from Homer Laughlin and Fenton, along with beautiful MCM glass, ash trays, tables, lamps, curtains and entertaining items. There is a great collection of antique & vintage glass globe for lights in many colors and styles to choose from.

There is an abundance of advertising items, and memorabilia from Kansas towns as well as those coveted big name companies like John Deere and Coca Cola. You will find old scroll maps from many Kansas towns plus books celebrating many Kansas towns history and heritage.

Furniture and home pieces are tucked throughout the house, including wood secretary/library bookcases, rocking chairs, benches, nightstands, bed frames, lamps, and more. There is even some vintage metal rockers waiting for their new home on a front porch.

One of the standout collections? Nearly 1,000 belt buckles. From Hesston rodeo to cowboy, Native American, precious stone, fireman, and local Kansas towns as well as COOP, local business, farming, trade smiths, Americana and many states for those collectors. Alongside that, you’ll find leather belts, leatherworking tools, and accessories. Also send any clown collectors this way because there is a like long collection up for grabs.

For makers and crafters, this sale is a goldmine. A Singer sewing machine with accessories, large spools of thread, yarn, and an extensive collection of vintage sewing, crochet, and iron-on pattern pattern books are all ready for their next chapter. Add in linens galore—vintage towels, new handmade kitchen towel sets, crochet and knitted pieces, rugs, and more—and it’s easy to get lost in the possibilities.

The fun doesn’t stop inside. The barn is packed with old doors, hardware, wood, tin, plumbing and electrical items—perfect for projects or repurposing. Outside, you’ll find a newer Craftsman riding mower, yard tools, utility wagons, lawn furniture, iron benches, planters, garden décor and much more.

There’s also a wide variety of clothing, including vintage western wear, coveralls, jackets, women’s clothing, shoes, purses, coats, and hats.

And just when you think you’ve seen it all… there are books (lots of them), records, CDs, cassettes, DVD’s, VHS, vintage games & card set, complete toolboxes on wheels, carry a long tool boxes, power tools, and hand tools—vintage and antique included. There is enough to keep you exploring for hours and to much to mention.

Sale dates and times:

Wednesday, April 22 | 1–5 PM

Thursday, April 23 | 9–5 PM

Friday, April 24 | 9–7 PM ******Local MainStreet Cafe & Bakery is open till 8pm serving BBQ!

Saturday, April 25 | 9–1 PM

Come wander, dig, and discover—you never know what piece of history you’ll carry home.