6000 Sq. Ft. Home Slammed Full of Antique & Vintage Items

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Dates
Thu
Sep 20
7am to 5pm
2012
Fri
Sep 21
8am to 5pm
2012
Sat
Sep 22
8am to 5pm
2012
Sun
Sep 23
8am to 3pm
2012

Terms & Conditions

Please visit our website at http://estateescape.com/ We will start handing out numbers at 6am. We will line everyone up at 6:55am. Basement opens at 7am, Garage opens at 9am and the home opens at 10am.
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6000 Sq. Ft. Estate In Fulton MD

When: September 20th-23rd

Time: This may get a bit confusing so make sure to read it all. Since the home is so large and filled with so much we are going to be opening up the basement first from 7am-9am. Then we will close the basement and open up the garage next from 9am-10am. Then we will open up the house from 10am-5pm. At this time the basement and garage will only be accessible through the front door of the home. All of this will be done on the first day to help us keep order and have my whole crew able to help all of you make piles. Please be prepared to bring extra checks (cash is fine too) because we will be asking for payment each time the doors close before we open a new part of the home. This way we won’t have to worry about someone taking anything out of the piles of items you purchase. So, the time on Thursday is from 7am-5pm. Friday is from 8am-5pm, Saturday is from 8am-5pm and Sunday is from 8am-3pm.

Where: Address will be released Wednesday September 19th.

Special Announcement and Instructions: This is an estate of a 92 year old man named Wilbur. He is still very much alive and well and will be present during the entire sale. He served in WWII and has plenty of stories to share about the things he acquired throughout his life. His wife owned a large general store over 50 years ago and many of the items you see were from that store boxed up for almost 50 years. It is like walking through time throughout this home. Please be respectful to each other and these things. We ask that you do not run frantically from room to room grabbing things quickly. We will have a huge staff there to help you get together your purchases in a safe and respectful manner. Please, when you see Wilbur take a moment to say hello and perhaps shake his hand for his service. After all, freedom does come at a price.

The gallery is split into three different sections. The first gallery is of the basement, the second is the garage and the third is of the main and upstairs floors. This is the order the home will open up for the first sale day only. You can click on the pictures to make them larger.

If you can’t see the gallery please click here: http://estateescape.com/

A PARTIAL LIST OF WHAT TO EXPECT:

1873 U.S Springfield Trapdoor Rifle with bayonet, sheathe and rod.
1906 R.I. A. bayonet with 1907 F.P.B. sheathe
Sheets of uncut $1 (1981) & $2 (1976) bills
Antique furniture incl. Morganton Dining room suite Federal style, breakfront china cabinet, Eastlake lamp tables with marble tops, French accent tables, 1800′s American Empire bureau, genuine mahogany secretary, Victorian lamp tables, Various antique marble top wash stands, Eastlake Secretary, William & Mary chairs, Pineapple 4 post beds, Mahogany dressers & so much more!
Tons of sterling/enamel souvenir spoons, Webster sterling goblets and some sterling jewelry
Rare (large jardinieres) and many other pieces of Roseville pottery
Vintage Toys incl. American Flyer Ringling Bros train, Paul Bunyan Log Builders construction set, Buddy L, Remote control Helicopters & Planes, Smitty toys, Massey Harris, Hubly, ERTL, Marx, Erector, Model Motoring HO Scale train, Gold Hill Express Liberty Bell, Confederate Artillery and more!
Lot of WWII items incl. rations, OPA, badges, pins, trench art, letters, uniforms, hats, paper products, pictures and more!
Vintage Boy Scout items incl. patches, flint kit, xacto set, pins and more.
Stamps, some coins, costume jewelry
Puma & Schrade knife collections
Autographed Mickey Mantel team baseball (could not authenticate or certify)
Tons of Fenton incl. a huge collection of cranberry Mary Gregory, hand painted lamps, carnival glass, satin glass and so much more!
Gorgeous clocks incl. Howard Miller grandfather, Rare New England Clock Co., Cuckoo new from box, many vintage ones too!
Taxidermy incl. deer rugs, deer, pheasants, goose and deer leg lamp
Tools incl. garden, hand, ladders, drills, two man saw, Delta shopmaster Ryobi tablesaw and drill, Welder, Husky power washer, Crafstman 36″ lawnsweeper, push mower, Skil cordless set, Laser 250 air compressor, 3 speed floor dryer and more!
Vintage clothes, hats, shoes, purses & accessories (most new in orig. boxes) incl. Nelly Don, Huzler’s Baltimore, Woodward & Lothrop, Hochschild Kohn & Co. A Novel Creation, Stewart’s, Jelleff’s Bachrach’s Millinery, Bags By Dorian, Whiting & Davis, Wiener-Stick-Kunst-Werkstatten, J. Jolles-Studio, Beckers, MM, Lennox Bags, Jean Fagel, Lewis, Garay, Bernall, JR USA, Theodore, HB, Pinehurst, Stewart & Co. The May Company, Union Made, Parade, Ruxton, Estee Lauder, Hess Barbizon, Lushes, Le Jardin, Enchante, Scheisner Co. Tuerkes Beckess, Justin, Princess Gardner, St. Thomas, Buxton, Rolfs, Cosmetiques, Frank R. Jellif Inc. Mano Swartz, Phyllis, Rich’s, Grace Junior, Sam Davidson, R & K, Classic Lady, Dorothy Hubbs, Reich, Ann Kauffman, Jane Martin, Reid & Reid, Rentner, Vine-Anne, Daupine, Andrade, AND TOO MANY MORE TO LIST! WHEW!!!
Tons of glass incl. Bohemian, Blenko Ruby Amberina, Bavaria, Northwood, Fenton, Westmoreland, Candlewick and more!
China sets incl. Service for 12 with many extras Royal Doulton Floradera Green, Czechoslavakia service for 7 with many extras, Swinnerton’s The Ferry, Hull brown ware and TONS MORE!
Many porcelain, bisque, ceramic, and clay items incl. Piano Babies, RS Prussia, Clark Family, Geralco, Currier & Ives, Ardalt Artware, California Original, House of Krauss, Sandizell and much more!
Tons of kitchen items incl. huge set of Cutco knives, pots, pans, flatware, pyrex and more!
Art incl. The Hunt Breakfast, Will Moses, Clay Saughy, Harryman and more.
Huge copper kettle
Tasco, Viscount, Sporster Binoculars, Brownie 500, Kodak Movie Projector, Philco record player, and many more.
Vintage presidential items incl. coasters, pins, place settings, dishes, pens and more.
Tons of linens incl. Chenille bedspreads, towels, afghans, quilts, blankets, silks and so much more!
Cast Iron, Crocks, Trunks, Hand painted trays, Metal fans, Hurricane Relief signs
Awesome huge Mid Century Modern chandelier
Tons of vintage hand made throw rugs
Old American (extremely heavy) meat slicer
Tons of vintage Christmas incl. New in box Noma Bubble Lights, Sterling bubble lights, tinsel, bulbs, tree and tons more!
Vintage sports gear
Vintage sewing
AND SO MUCH MORE!!! SERIOUSLY, YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE!!! DON’T FORGET TO SAY HI TO WILBUR!

TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

Payment:
We accept cash and local checks. There will be a bank fee for any returned checks. The fee is based on the current bank fee we are charged for any bounced check.

Numbers:
Please note that this estate starts at 7AM. We will hand out numbers at 6AM for people arriving before 7. After we open the basement at 7am you will need to hang onto your number to get into the garage at 9am and again for the house at 10am. after you enter the house you will no longer need your number. Once you get your number, you can leave and come back to line up a few minutes before 7. The numbers are used to to keep everyone in order of entry. Sometimes we have to limit the amount of people we let in the home depending on how big or how crowded the house is. So, please understand if we only let 20-40 people in at a time.

We are not responsible for lost numbers and you will have to go to the end of line if you lose your number.

Estate Start Time:
We do not allow early sales and start promptly at 7am for the garage content and 8am for the house content.

Parking:
We cooperate with local law enforcement. Please park according to city ordinances and do not park on people’s lawns or in the neighbor’s driveways. Also, do not double-park anyone in, or block mailboxes, or streets. Park on one side of the road unless the city allows parking on both sides.

Shopping Bags & Containers:
All bags and containers are subject to inspection. You can bring your own canvass bags and boxes for shopping, however, we reserve the right to inspect them when you leave.

Wrapping:
We try to provide the service of wrapping glass for you, however, if we are in a shopping rush, you may have to wrap your own glass.

Holding Items:
We can not hold items for you prior to the sale that you see in our gallery online. We line people up according to their numbers. If you see something in the gallery you want to buy, we suggest you arrive early to get a good number.

Also, if you have to leave during the sale to get money or for any reason, we can not set aside items for you to buy when you return.

Large and Heavy Items:
Please bring help to load your purchases. All purchases need to be removed by close of sale Sunday at 3pm.

Children:
Most of our estate sales contain areas and content not suitable for children. Our sales can be crowded and contain a lot of glass items and stair cases. Children are welcomed, but you are responsible for any damages. We can not allow strollers or buggies inside because they block the flow of traffic through the homes.

Pets:
Please do not bring pets to the sale unless they are required for special needs.
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