A&C/Art Deco/Baseball/Cameras/MC/Trains/Woodard & More!

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Dates
Sat
Mar 18
9am to 3pm
2023
Sun
Mar 19
10am to 3pm
2023

Terms & Conditions

First, the rules:
-NO Numbers --
-Payment:
*Cash Preferred.
*Checks of $100+ ONLY if we know you.
*There is a $40 return check fee applied to each returned check.
*Credit cards WILL BE ACCEPTED. FEES do apply to use your credit card though.
-We reserve the right to DENY acceptance of any check or credit card purchase.
-If ANY check purchase results in non-payment to my client, legal documentation will be filed with the Creve Coeur Police and the St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney for investigation; subsequent arrest warrants may be issued by the police of the host municipality.
-Please do NOT put tires on resident lawns
-Eclipse, LLC and its clients are not responsible for any accidents inside or outside of the home.
-Eclipse, LLC is not responsible for any parking violations.
-AND, please BRING your own HELP to move heavy items.
-FYI: Many of us estate sale companies have formed a network by which we notify one another of persons passing non-negotiable checks, stolen credit card usage, any merchandise theft, suspicious customer behavior, etc. Beware that we will prosecute to the fullest extent of the law.
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Description & Details

This is quite an eclectic sale with items ranging from baseball, photography, and collectibles to Arts & Crafts, Art Deco, and mid-century furniture!  An entire room in the lower level was devoted to orchids and other plants, so you will have access to hundreds of planters, vases, gardening books and more!

Below is a SAMPLE room-by-room description of what is included.  Please do look at each photo and CLICK on its description to get lots of detail.

Living Room

-A mid-century sofa and settee; vintage display unit

-Two HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD tables; lamps; books; glassware; art; jewelry

Dining Room (this is where the "smalls" and check-out are located)

-Vintage photography items; Lionel trains and accessories

-Baseball collectibles:  a rare 4" Fred Bird nodder; signed photos and baseballs; booklets

-World's Fair (Chicago and New York) items

-Collectible tire advertising ashtrays; hood ornaments; a model airplane

-BRAHMIN cross-body; Chanel No. 5; sterling and costume jewelry

Family Room

-Mid-century Scandinavian ETA-RYA rug; Dhurrie rug

-Sofa sleeper; clocks; silver-plate; barware; shells; ceramics; miscellaneous

Sun Room 

-A nice selection of vintage WOODARD "Chantilly Rose" patio furniture

-1950's kitchen set; plant stands; wall decor

Bedroom #1

-Vintage French Provincial furniture; French poster (reproduction); lamp

-Linens; clothing; purses; scarves 

Bedroom #2

-Pair of low back quality chairs; lots of Asian-theme stands and decor

Bedroom #3

-Fabulous ART DECO bedroom set that was presented at a 1929 New York exhibit

-Art deco clock; vanity set; prints

Bedroom #4

-Arts & Crafts library table/desk; "Morris" rug;  lamp

-Secretary; office supplies; vintage posters; memorabilia

Lower Level (this area is huge)

-Poker table; teak bookcase; antique chairs; coat rack; decor; barware

-Exercise equipment; SINGER sewing machine; more bookcases; books

-Tools; Mid-century chest; grey plastic tube racks; planters; plant supplies

-Vases; household items; small appliances; kitchenware; games; XMAS

Garage

-Long trestle table/bench; round/oval table; reproduction Arts & Crafts unit

-Hammock; numerous electronic tools; ladders; hardware; bikes; bike rack

-Lots of miscellaneous, and many useful items that you never knew you needed!

Outside

-Concrete bench; patio set; plant stands; patio chairs; sculpture; bird bath

****end , but keep going to see over 100 photos***

Please Keep in mind:

-CREVE COEUR is strict on directional signs; we will only have ONE sign on

 Ladue Road pointing in to the neighborhood.

-NO numbers; line up at the front door; entry will be limited

-CASH preferred; credit cards accepted but fees do apply

-We CANNOT take checks from people we do not know---no exceptions!

-Bring help to load heavy purchased items.

-And, please obey the NO PARKING signs; do not block mailboxes.

-Mary, Denny, Diane and I look forward to seeing you!  We have several other fabulous sales coming soon as well!

Maggie

 

 

 

 

 

 

Living Room: The Mid-Century style sofa (8') and settee (5') are on casters and priced separately. They were re-upholstered several years ago and look like new! The art above the sofa is by a local graphic artist. The paper art piece above the settee is by Brother Mel. The blue lamp on the 30" square table in the corner is one of two available. Closer photos of some of the items follow.Living Room: A closer photo of the signed Brother Mel (1989) piece shows the muted colors.Living Room: A pair of unique SAM STANG glass vessels is shown. Each one has one orange eye and one ear.Living Room: A vintage HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD end table has a custom protective glass top.Living Room: This is a set of eight vintage LIBBEY "Carousel / Merry-Go-Round" frosted glasses. Each one has a colorful animal on it. Living Room: A vintage HEYWOOD-WAKEFIELD step corner (boomerang) table also has a protective glass top. The blue lamp is the second of two available. A pair of glass grape candlesticks is also shown.Living Room: Two separately priced SAM AVEDON mid-century molded plastic chairs flank a vintage wire display rack which has several books with JAGUAR car themes. (A third [tan] molded plastic chair is nearby.) Some closer photos follow. Living Room: The display rack and JAGUAR library are shown. Don't miss the vintage JAGUAR hood ornament in the dining room "smalls" area.Living Room: An original drawing of a fictional building in New York is by local graphics artist Michelle Evans.Living Room: A poster of the Saint Louis Arch is by Siegfried Rheinhardt. The next photo shows the details.Living Room: Here is the right corner of the Saint Louis poster.Dining Room: This room is where the Smalls are located in cases and open displays. Entrance to this room will be limited to 5 customers at a time. There is a nice selection of vintage photography equipment and old radios. Included are: Minolta Lens & case (MD24/2.8) 49mm-Japan; three 55mm Vivitar lenses; Vivitar Auto 2X Custom-Tele-Converter 2X-5; Summa Tech Binoculars; Keystone 8/ Model K-8 Movie camera; 8mm Academy Editor; Kodak-Brownie Hawkeye with box; Polaroid Land Camera Model 95-A; Brownie Hawkeye Camera Outfit; Panasonic-Lumix (Mega 0.15/DMC LZ5); Lloyd's Daylight Film Loader 35mm; Canon PhoTura 35mm; SummaTech 55mm lens; Minolta SRT101 58mm lens; Vivitar Telephoto 135mm; JC Penney Zoom Thyristor Strobe; Garmin navigator; and more! A few closer photos follow.Dining Room: The KODAK Brownie Hawkeye outfit has lots of accessories in its original box.Dining Room: The vintage "Steam Punk" Keystone 8mm Model CC -8 movie projector has its original case and manual.Dining Room: This vintage POLAROID Land Camera Model 95A is from the 1950's and quite collectible!Dining Room: A "Radios - The Golden Age" book is flanked by: RCA Victor Tube Radio EMR01014A (circa 1940) AND a ZENITH Short Wave Radio (Model 75633R) with a wooden case that receives Standard Broadcast (117 volts & 60 cycles). Hint: a fun project would be to gut them and convert them to be Blue Tooth speakers!Dining Room: WOW! A rare vintage mini (4") St. Louis Cardinals Red Bird nodder/bobble head made in Japan is a great collectible! To the right is an authentic signed baseball by: 31 players at the 1950 St. Louis Cardinals spring training camp. A print-out of the roster is included but a few of the signatures include: Enos Slaughter, Marty Marion, Stan Musial, Red Schoendienst, Joe Garagiola and Nippy Jones.Dining Room: Our client had these baseball players personally sign the three photos: Vernon "Lefty" Gomez (NY Yankees); Leo Ernest "Leo the Lip" Durocher (NY Yankees); and William Harry "Bill" Terry (NY Giants). The baseball also has the same three autographs. Each item is separately priced.Dining Room: Shown are four separately priced items: "World Series 1985 Official Program"; "American League 1901-1951 Golden Anniversary" booklet; "1987 World Series Official Program" with two Field Box National League Championship Series Tickets; and a The Sporting News "Baseball Immortals 1905-1935", a gallery of portraits which has photos of baseball's premier photographer Charles Martin Conklin (who had a nearly four decade career of baseball photography). Dining Room: This pre-war semi-scale Lionel 226 (circa 1940) "O" Gauge train set has its original boxes and a "Lionel Trains Instructions" booklet. Included are: Coal Tender-2226WX; Pennsylvania Box Car-2954; Locomotive-226E; SHELL Oil Tanker- 2955; and Caboose -2957 (NYC #19400). Dining Room: A box of vintage LIONEL "O" gauge track and an LW "Trainmaster" Toy Transformer (115 volts/60 cycles/125 watts) are priced as a set. Also shown and priced: Lionel water tank No. 38; a pair of train signals; a box set of battery operated street lamps; a Lionel silver rotary beacon No. 394; a box of PLASTICVILLE fence and gate; an "as is" round lantern with original box; and a set of six green plastic street signs and lamp posts.Dining Room: A vintage airplane compass (circa 1970) was made by local St. Louis company "Airpath." It was used as a back-up compass in planes. Its metal plaque states "Compass Correction/Calibrate with Radio On." Also shown are three hood ornaments: a 1960-1970 Cadillac; a MACK JR. Bulldog #87931; and a vintage (7-1/2") JAGUAR "Leaping Cat." Each item is separately priced.Dining Room: Need a vintage tire advertising ashtray? There are three: Michelin man; Firestone Truck Tires (Johnston Bros.); and Seiberling. Each is separately priced. (Actually another FIRESTONE ashtray was discovered after the photo was taken.) Dining Room: This is a May, 1915 edition of "The American Chauffeur-An Automobile Digest." Chauffeurs have been around for as long as humans needed transportation. It was often associated with the wealthy who could afford the luxury, but today we all have access to UBER!Dining Room: A model airplane with a cockpit and 51" wing span has its landing gear attached and is [almost] ready for take off! A box of nearby airplane motors and other items is included with the plane price.Dining Room: A circa 1950 tin wind-up MARX 5 climbing tractor (8-1/4") hovers above a fun wood/brass kaleidoscope. The tractor does have both of its treads.Dining Room: Two vintage World's Fair items are displayed. On the left is a 1939 New York World's Fair Thermometer with a Trylon/Perisphere on a Bakelite base. It is 3-1/2" tall. On the right is an "Official Pictures" booklet (circa 1933) which has wonderful photos of pavilions and interesting architecture during the Chicago World's Fair.Dining Room: Vintage 8mm Disney Mickey Mouse and Castle Films in their original boxes are each separately priced. The one larger brown box is: Sterling Films "Water Wonderland." Dining Room: An EFFANBEE Cindy doll (The Modern Cinderella) has her original box, Certificate of Authenticity, four outfits, two pairs of socks and shoes, and her handbag (of course!). The original Cindy was created by Dewees Cochran in the 1940's.Dining Room: A BRAHMIN cross-body is flanked by two bottles of CHANEL No. 5.Over 90 bags of newer and costume jewelry, sterling, watches, and sunglasses. Included are pieces by: Trifari and Trifari Crown; Jomex; Renoir; Weiss; Pauline Rader; Kramer; J.J.; as well as Seiko and Gucci watches (batteries needed). The small box of jewels is in the dining room; the larger box is in the living room.Family Room-Bar Area: Three of a total of four individually-priced mid-century Arthur Umanoff-style stools are shown (one is behind the bar). Also shown are glassware, a large hurricane, and a vintage UNIVERSAL electric coffee set (percolator, sugar, creamer, tray).Family Room-Bar Area: Stemware; ice buckets (one is a tortoise look by Georges Briard; the other has a Dow-Jones theme); and miscellaneous items are all displayed behind the bar.Family Room-Bar Area: A set of vintage GODINGER "Olde Bouquet" silver plate flatware includes 12 dinner forks; 12 salad forks; 12 tablespoons; 12 teaspoons; 12 dinner knives; and nine serving pieces in a flatware chest.Family Room: Three risers and two 6' tables display lots of glassware, silver-plate, Mexican wood carvings, porcelain, pottery, coral, shells, vintage glass (cut and pressed) and more! Some closer photos follow.Family Room: Clear glass Irish coffee mugs and fancy stemware surround cranberry glass and silver-plate, among other collectibles. To the right are two Mexican wood animal carvings (one is by artist Eloy Pinos).Family Room: Natural shells (spiny oyster; dried sea urchin) and coral (cauliflower, brown stem, elk horn, knobby brain) are among Chinese celadon goldfish plates; a carved Myrtlewood bowl; antique cut glass water pitcher; a set of vintage LIBBEY gold leaf/frosted pilsners; and more!Family Room: An 87" Infinity queen sofa sleeper is near a Dhurrie rug (4' x 6' 4"). To the right is a vintage wool EGE RYA de luxe Scandinavian rug. A photo of the sofa sleeper open and a closer photo of the mid-century rug follow. Family Room: The queen sofa sleeper is now open so you can see the clean mattress. Keep in mind that this sofa sleeper is on the main floor---real close to the front door---for easier removal upon purchase.Family Room: This vintage EGE RYA de luxe wool (Denmark) is a piece of 1960's-1970's Modernist Scandinavian pop art. It is a rare find with its original tag on the reverse side! It measures 41" x 64." (The next photo shows the back side and original label.)Family Room: This is the ETA Rya label and back side of the Scandinavian rug. It is very unusual to have the label still attached to one of these very desirable mid-century rugs.Family Room: Got time? Each clock is separately priced.Sun Room: What a find! This vintage WOODARD "Chantilly Rose" patio furniture is fabulous! And there is a lot of it! Most is individually priced, so you can buy what you want. (But, do keep in mind: it will be difficult to find the matching pieces later if you don't purchase it all now.) Closer photos follow. Sun Room: A pair of 24" round glass top Woodard "Chantilly Rose" side tables is priced separately from the 79" matching three-section sofa. Sun Room: The back cushions and one seat cushion have been removed from the Woodard "Chantilly Rose" three-section sofa so you can see the frame. Note: the three sections are bolted together but could be separated.Sun Room: The Woodard "Chantilly Rose" cocktail table has a 48" glass top. Notice the detail of the vines, leaves and roses. You can also see the detail of a third 24" round Woodard "Chantilly Rose" side table, which is priced separately from the pair previously shown.Sun Room: The Woodard "Chantilly Rose" patio furniture includes two separately priced arm chairs: one stationery with four legs and one spring back.Sun Room: A small metal plant/tea cart is flanked by plant stands and wall decor. Sun Room: A 1950's retro grey/chrome table (40" x 24") and chair set is by Daystrom Corp. The Formica table top and vinyl chairs have a "marbleized" look. It is the perfect set for a small apartment! The DANSK fondue pot and fondue forks are also for sale and priced separately.Sun Room: More WOODARD! These dining chairs are also in the "Chantilly Rose" pattern. The seats are a solid yellow color; and the removable oval back inserts are yellow/white/brown. There is a set of four chairs and then one individually priced chair. The round folding table is also for sale, as are the vintage fondue pot, fondue forks, vintage VERA napkins, and wall decor.Kitchen: Four pieces of NORITAKE "Rose Dawn" china and pink glassware greet you as you enter the kitchen. In the background are boxed fondue sets; a George Foreman Grill; a tabletop convection oven; a Bread Machine; hand mixer; blender; cookware; bakeware; Pyrex; Corning Ware; and more!Kitchen: More bakeware and miscellaneous kitchen items are displayed. Nearby are a vintage English Gripstand bowl (Green Church Greeley) and Wagner 8" cast iron skillet.Kitchen: Vintage hand-painted dishes, tumblers, a bowl, and a pitcher were done by "Aunt Ida." The items are priced in two sets of service for four. The pitcher and bowl are each priced separately though.Bedroom #1: This is an overview of the vintage French Provincial bedroom set. Each piece is separately priced. Closer photos follow.Bedroom #1: The LAMMERT's French Provincial six-drawer dresser (53" wide x 21" deep 35" tall) has a protective glass top. The mirror is priced with the dresser. The photo frames, figure under glass, and lamp are separately priced. Bedroom #1: The matching LAMMERT's French Provincial 5-drawer chest measures 34" wide x 49" tall x 21" deep. It has a protective glass top. Note: the third drawer has dividers so you can separate some of your items.Bedroom #1: The LAMMERT's French Provincial full bed includes the headboard, footboard, side rails and bed slats. It is priced separately from the matching one-drawer night stand with protective glass top. The large French poster is a reproduction.Bedroom #1: Two vintage CUTTER quilts are shown: the left one is in the "Snowball" pattern; the right one is the "Wedding Ring" pattern.Bedroom #2: Two separately priced Geishas in glass cases (one new; one antique) flank a collection of various Asian items. Included are: Hakuichi floral plates; tea sets; vintage Japanese Hina doll carriage; 3-piece charcoal/teal tea pot; seven lucky god clay figurines; blue/white duck bill pot; metal and lacquer containers; note books; vases; and wood carvings. On the wall are two Asian scenes.Bedroom #2: A pair of Shaker-style low back chairs with woven seats are from "Sweitzer & Sweitzer" (Makers of Fine Furniture) of Champaign, Illinois. A short Asian style stand is in the center.Bedroom #3: This Art Deco bedroom furniture was presented in 1929 at "The Architect and Industrial Arts" exhibit in New York at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It is by SIKES COMPANY in Buffalo, NY, as shown on the label in the next photo. Each piece is constructed of wood and genuine steer hide and each piece is separately priced: night stand; two twin beds; chest; vanity/mirror. Closer photos follow. Bedroom #3: This is a photo of the tag on the ART DECO night stand. The furniture was made by THE SIKES COMPANY. Note the reference to the steer hide.Bedroom #3: There are actually three small drawers at the top over four larger drawers. The next photo shows a closer look. Note: The ART Deco clock (a closer photo is coming up soon); the framed antique beaded purse; the gentlemen's Art Deco vanity set; and the green glass Jack-in-the-Pulpit vase are also priced.Bedroom #3: One of the upper small drawers and the second larger drawer are open. You can now better see the wood and steer hide construction. Very cubist!Bedroom #3: A vintage Art Deco [Warren] TELECHROM electric clock is displayed on the Art Deco chest.Bedroom #3: The Art Deco vanity has an attached triple mirror, round table mirror, and is priced with the coordinating round stool with nail-head trim. The armless chair matches the set but is separately priced. Closer photos of the vanity set and lamp follow. Bedroom #3: This 5-piece Art Deco vanity set is priced as one set.Bedroom #3: This puffy lamp's shade appears to be authentic but the painted metal electric lamp is newer.Bedroom #3: Two pieces of art by the artist Franz Herbelot are separately priced. They are currently hanging on the wall on each side of the Art Deco chest.Bedroom #4: A 1940's Arts & Crafts/Mission oak library table/desk is by the "Wolverine Mfg. Co." out of Detroit, Michigan (the label is still attached inside the drawer). It has one dovetailed drawer and an under-shelf. The hammered drawer pulls appear to be original. The next photo shows the side of the library table/desk. The book of Arts & Crafts; "Poverty Sucks" poster; and the banker's lamp with green glass shade are also for sale. The newer "Morris" rug measures approximately 5' x 7.'Bedroom #4: This is the left side of the Arts & Crafts/Mission oak library table/desk made by Wolverine Mfg. Co. in Detroit, Michigan. Notice the partial slats. This piece is in great condition!Bedroom #4: A bit of nostalgia: a collection of 1950's memorabilia from "Wild's Palace of Poison" in South County. Apparently, one could order one of their "murder burgers" and a cup of "witch's brew." You could even get one of the "Death Certificates" with your order. All of the items shown are priced as a lot.Bedroom #4: Remember these? Vintage health posters for the classroom. Each one is separately priced. They would be fun framed. Bedroom #4: Two black & white framed photographs flank a vintage secretary. It has two adjustable shelves behind glass doors; a slant-front/drop-down desk which covers various cubbies; and three drawers.

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