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Historic Natchez 1796 Marshalk-Spencer home Estate sale

estate sale | 2 day sale | sale is over

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Dates

Fri

Jun 14

9am to 4pm

2013

Sat

Jun 15

9am to 4pm

2013

Painting by Edwin Long British Royal Academy

Cartwright Estate Liquidations, Inc

Company Details

(601) 573-2806

(601) 624-9084

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All Sales Final. All items “as is”. NO EARLY SALES. Cash, checks w./ ID, Credit Cards accepted for sales over $25 (over $1,000 assessed a 3% fee). Phone sales after 11 am. NO phone sales will be shipped. Miss. 7% Sales Tax will be collected. All purchased items must be removed from the premises by Saturday at 4 pm. Moving assistance when available for a small fee. NO packing assistance. Seller Reserves right to add or remove items up until week of Sale.

Description & Details

NOTE: SATURDAY ALL ITEMS REMAINING 50% off..... The Historic Marschalk- Spencer House, ca. 1796, is one of few late 18th Century cottage homes in Natchez, Mississippi. The Home was built by Andrew Marschalk, the first printer in Mississippi, publishing the Natchez Gazette starting in 1802. The Home has been featured in Classic Natchez & The Majesty of Natchez . This Historic collection is being sold in its entirety on premises. Sale Includes FINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE : Pair period Federal Sheraton armchairs in yellow silk, Period Sheraton Federal sofa in yellow silk, Chinese Chippendale pegged walnut square tea table inlaid w/...

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Painting by Edwin Long British Royal Academy

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Victorian Walnut Ring Turned Post Teaster Bed ca. 1830.

Marshalk Spencer House Ca. 1796 for Sale $205,000 for information on Real Estate call Jackie at 504-451-3395

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Rare Period Late Federal Gentlemans Dressing Chest Inlaid with Gilt Metal Hardware and Highly Figured Mahogany. This Original was Copied by Historic Natchez Collection by Henredon Furniture in 1999 and Was Featured in High Point NC furniture Show in 2000. (Documentation available)

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Lousiana Creole diminuative Mahogany Armoire ca. 1830