50% OFF Buckeystown MD 19th C. Furnishings, Ancestral Portraits, Gold Gilt, Stickley Desk

 50% Off Everything Sunday 10 to 3! WE ARE OPEN UNTIL 4 FOR FURNITURE PICK UP BUT THE DOORS ARE CLOSED TO NEW SHOPPERS AT 3! PLEASE DO NOT SHOW UP AFTER THAT AND DEMAND ENTRANCE. THANK YOU

This is a full house sale contents just like on Harry Potter, contents of 100 years.  Furniture, Gertrude M.Steiner ( a family ancestor) fine art paintings and ancestral portraits, gold gilt mirrors and frames, all paintings are sold separately from the frames, a Stieff Baltimore 19th Century monster grand piano...for a song... You remove out the back door and down the hill, many quality solid wood Victorian end tables with marble tops, a fainting divan, huge swags of drapery, 4 sets of antique dining chairs that need new upholstery but the frames are great, an old trunk, a 1920's ladie's travel trunk with built in drawers and hangers,  fancy antique arm and side chairs, two Queen Anne arm chairs, Rose Medallion Reticulated fruit bowl and plate given as a gift to an ancestor by John Carroll's daughter way back in the 19th century, original hand made copper ancestral candlesticks, hot water pot, tray, brass items, lots of depression glassware, Waterford crystal, complete set of Royal Doulton china from the 1980's, Frederick High School 1920's ephemera, etc. household items.

Recent discoveries: 5 pieces of furniture are from the H.D. Etchison Cabinetry and Casket Company of Frederick MD. Mr. Etchison was a prominent business man and community builder in Frederick in the late 19th and early 20th century. As an undertaker, as they all did, they also built caskets. His furniture and embalming business was in the building the Civil War Medicine Museum occupies and later when taken over by his son, on South Market Street where the Re-max office is near the Carroll Creek. The curved glass oak curio, the walnut "washstand", the baby crib, the "Troll headboard book-matched walnut ( the grain resembles a fairy tale troll's face...) with a matching chest of drawers and mirror. All of these pieces are in excellent antique condition and reasonably priced. They will not be discounted daily. If you want them, talk to Laurie to work out a deal on a few of them.

Also discovered is an original 1907 Stickley 720 child's desk in cross cut oak. A little worn but none the less, a Stickley. Bids will be taken on this piece and a Buy it Now price will be posted. THIS PIECE IS NOT AT 50% OFF 

Sorry that we can not accommodate special needs shoppers with wheel chairs, walkers or even canes and children. We do not have a "drop off" area at this home.  It is private property. Walk up the driveway.

Come to the sale via Rt. 80, not via Rt. 28.  Park at the Buckeystown Community Park  or as marked along the shoulder in front of the meadow, and walk the short distance to the sale driveway on the left. Signs will be posted on the property. The meadow X from the driveway might or might not be open for parking, based on weather. (THIS SALE IS NOT OPEN TO SPECIAL NEEDS, ADA individuals.) Follow signs and walk up the driveway to the house hang a 90 degree at the driveway intersection and another 50 feet up to the house. The first house you come to  is not the sale house and will have a DO NOT TRESPASS Sign.  Michaels Mill Road is one lane in front of the house and mill,  with a blind curve. You are not visible AT ALL to drivers on the opposite side of the curve!  Do not park on the west side of the mill and try to walk around the curve. Follow signs. The western side front stairs will be closed. The mill will not be open to the public.  Furniture pickup arranged for at time of payment ( back truck up the grade to the house) either that day or by appointment on Monday or Tuesday following.