Estate Sale by Franklin Street Antiques

CONTENTS of this home will include a mahogany Queen Anne style double pedestal dining table with leaf and pads; set 6 shield-back chairs; mahogany china cabinet and matching buffet; pair of ribbon-back dining chairs; beautiful quarter-sawn oak library table, Arts and Crafts style, from the Wolverine Furniture Company; Governor Winthrop slant front desk; pair of matching wing chairs plus other wing and parlor chairs; pine kitchen breakfast nook table with 2 benches and pair of captain-style chairs; wonderful mahogany entry way bench; primitive country drop-leaf pine table; mahogany school desk; bookcases; trunks; industrial style cart; 3 sets of industrial grade heavy metal lockers; old Philco fridge shell; cedar chest of drawers; Victorian carved and reticulated wall box; commode; stools; child’s Shaker rocker and chair; more furniture pieces…

ALSO, beautiful Rosenthal “pompadour” china service for 12+ with loads of serving pieces; Bunn Pour-o-matic diner style coffee machine; Bose speakers; stereo equipment; record albums; Douay & Rheims 1880’s presentation Bible; Arts and Crafts table lamp with 8-panel shade; mirrors; collector plates; vases; very unusual metal umbrella stand; some sterling pieces; silver plate flatware sets; German porcelain dog figurines; stemware; Quezal lamp shades; Ingraham mantle clock; fireplace screen, andirons and tools; fabulous sewing dress form with cast iron base Ufford, Boston; Hummel nativity set; oriental rugs; Christmas decorations; depression glass; kitchen stuff, including pots, pans, dishes, glasses, cookware, etc.; Toro 12.5 HP Wheel Horse rider mower with grass catcher; Briggs and Stratton rototiller; tools; fishing rods and reels; outdoor porch or patio chairs; lots more bric-a-brac and decorative stuff still to unpack!

DIRECTIONS:  From Rte 9, take Oak Street south towards Natick, at Lilja school lights take a right on Bacon Street.

**PLEASE NOTE!!**  There will be limited to NO PARKING on Bacon Street. There will be some parking at the Assembly Hall across the street, or on side streets.

Please visit our website at www.franklinstreetantiques.com