South County Estate Sale by Pennies In Your Pocket
estate sale•2 day sale •sale is over
Dates
Fri
May 18
9am to 3pm
2018
Sat
May 19
9am to 3pm
2018
Terms
We cannot provide assistance in carrying your purchases. Please bring help and transportation. All items must be picked up by 2:30 p.m. on the last day of the sale.
Not responsible for accidents. Please watch your step.
We utilize a numbering system. Numbers are available the day before the sale begins. The time numbers are available is announced in the sale description. Every person who enters the sale when the door opens needs a number to enter. After the initial group has entered, no numbers are needed the rest of the day.
We prefer cash. We will accept Missouri only checks if we are familiar with you. We reserve the right to refuse checks.
No refunds, all sales are final.
We do not give out any pricing prior to a sale for any reason.
We do not pre-sale any items. You must attend the sale to purchase an item.
We apologize if an item photographed is not available the day of the sale. On occasion, a client will reclaim an item without our knowledge the evening before a sale begins.
www.penniesinyourpocket.com
The owner is a retired Librarian who lived around the country. She loved Colonial Williamsburg and has items representing that period.
The highlight of the sale is the wonderful fabric and sewing including:
- Susan Branch
- Mary Engelbreit
- Colonial Williamsburg
- Christmas
- Colonial Williamsburg needlecraft kits
- Aida cloth
- and more
Dolls and Accessories include:
- Terri Lee metal doll trunk
- Terri Lee labeled clothing
- Terri Lee rare monkey
- Terri Lee flyers/brochures
- Terri Lee clothes hangers
- Terri Lee shoes
- Daisy Kingdom Pansy doll and clothing
- Effanbee Daisy Joan 1994 doll
- Barbie Princess of England
- Barbie Fair Valentine
- American Girl ornaments, figurine, collector cards and more
- Robert Tanner doll
- Lydia new in box doll and clothing
- various Horseman dolls
- Franklin Heirloom dolls
- Annalee Thanksgiving dolls and Christmas ornament
- Colonial Williamsburg Foundation soft fabric dolls
- 1920s Dolly Dingle soft fabric doll
- Ella Cinders doll
- Patsy Ann composition doll
- Grace doll, a souvenir
- Kewpie dolls in costume
- and more
In addition:
- 2 wonderful J. Kuhn Regnier lithographs printed in France, depiction Children and pets, Art Deco RARE
- Jigsaw puzzle table with drawer
- crème wood corner cabinet
- J.C. Penney red recliner
- antique drop leaf table
- white plastic shelving in garage
- wood kitchen table
- white plastic utility cabinets in garage
- white rattan chaise lounge
- red computer desk
- kitchen table on lower level
- large utility table on lower level
- small side table
- small bar refrigerator
- Mary Engelbreit items including apron, tins, tin lunchboxes, figurines and more
- black store mannequin
- baskets
- crazy quilt Queen purchased at Dilliards
- quilts and bedding
- ladies clothing
- children's dishes
- angel décor
- wood doll furniture
- white child's wicker chair
- candles sticks
- stemware
- lots of craft supplies including beads and large and small rubber stamps
- Susan Branch rubber stamps
- vintage photographs
- flatware, 2 sets
- nesting boxes decorative
- P. Buckley Moss Storytellor decorative plate in display box
- P. Buckley Moss signed print - frame glass broken
- buttons
- hankies
- lots of paper dolls including Guy Madison, Jenny Lind, Prince William, Three Little Pigs, Colonial Williamsburg and more
- Blue china plates, saucers, bone dishes, and cup
- sundial
- Johnson Brothers Old Britain Castles china
- prints
- Eagle mirror
- lots of books
- picture frames
- Princess and the Pea storyteller props
- blocks
- doll stands
- scissors
- blue wood wall rack
- glass fruit bowl
- empty thread spools
- Halloween decor
- Christmas decor
- Easter decor
- jewelry making supplies
- reproduction Tiffany table top lamp
- blue stoneware bean pot
- Roy Rogers repro lunch box
- blue glass Martha Washington goblets
- 3' light stool
- folding lawn chair
- blue stoneware pitchers and jug
- and more
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