Clayton: Antiques/Electronics/Furniture/Sporting Goods & More--PACKED!

Lower Level: A life-size polychrome man has been in the family for many years. He was living in an old warehouse on Franklin Avenue in 1936 when our client's family purchased the building for their barber supply business. He became a prominent spokesperson for the family business, and they named him "Waldo." In the 1950's, a startled police officer walking the warehouse beat accidentally shot his fingers off. Waldo moved with the family throughout the years, losing his left foot at one time. Eventually, he was moved from the barber chair to the family dining chair where he still sits today. He has been a part of the family for over 90 years but does not wish to make the move to Kansas City--he prefers to stay in in St. Louis. He will be homeless soon. The next photo shows a close-up of his face.

Lower Level: Waldo is looking very sly in his derby hat.

Lower Level: Here is another photo of Waldo next to a small humpback trunk. You can better see his size.

Please DO click on each photo to get any necessary measurements and room location.

Lower Level: Vintage items are displayed on this table and riser. Some closer photos follow.

Lower Level: A shadow box displays various copper printer blocks related to the barber business. The glass top slides open. It measures 21-1/2" x 17-1/2."

Lower Level: An antique watercolor is signed and dated by the artist "L. Sibbing, September 19, 1908."

Lower Level: Need a new ancestor? The old photos are framed in newer frames. Each one is separately priced.

Lower Level: A vintage zipper lock bank bag (The Union National Bank, Springfield, MO) is near a sling shot; a bullet-look flashlight; an antique iron shot put ball; and a circa 1970 STANLEY "Aladdin" stainless steel green vacuum thermos.

Lower Level: It's rare to find the original box with an oval CHURCHILL feather-band hat (size 6-7/8). It's like-new!

Lower Level: An avocado green vinyl SEARS shower curtain panel, ball fridge valance, and ball fringe tie back are included with its original box.

Lower Level: A West Germany made "Tempos Fugit" skeleton 8-day clock has been mounted on a wooden wall shelf. Its weight and pendulum are included.