Lovely Finds at The Warlick Estate - 4 Day Sale!
Jun 24
9am to 4pmJun 25
9am to 4pmJun 26
9am to 4pmJun 27
9am to 2pmTerms & Conditions
A lot has changed in the world in the past few months and we have made some adjustments to our procedures. We are all about safety and good health during our sales.
- Limited entry - we will give out numbers beginning 1 hour prior to opening time each day. Once you get your number we ask that you either socially
distance in the yard/field or return to your car until 15 minutes before the start of the sale. Please be mindful of social distancing as you line up
according to your number. The house is quite large yet full but we hope to move people through in a timely manner.
- Please wear a mask. No mask, no entry. If you do not have one, we will have them for sale for $1 each. Our goal is to protect our customers as well as
our staff who have worked so hard to bring you this amazing sale!
- We will have hand sanitizer available throughout the house for your use and safety so be looking for it! We will also be sanitizing hand rails, door
knobs, etc..
- PARKING! PLEASE READ THIS! If the ground is dry, parking will be in the field in front of the house (not to be confused with the front yard). The field
is beyond the front yard and will be roped off. There will be signs and/or someone there directing you to the 'Front Field'. If the ground is wet, parking
will be on the area streets and not in the field or the driveway. Please be mindful to park where neighbor's driveways and mailboxes are not blocked.
The nearby streets are narrow, so please park so that it does not congest the streets. The streets must be wide enough to allow emergency vehicles
and school buses to get through.
- The owner as well as ReNesting Resources will not be responsible for accidents or injuries.
- Please bring help to load large items. We are either too old or too tired. Seriously.
- We do not give out prices prior to the sale. Please do not call for prices.
- Large bags will not be allowed inside the house. We will have boxes inside for carrying the items you want to purchase.
- Cash, personal check (with appropriate ID), and credit card (plus 3% service charge) are all acceptable payment methods. Also, we are now having to
charge 7% NC sales tax.
- Before you purchase, make sure you will be happy with your purchases. All sales are FINAL and there is no return. Items are sold AS IS.
- Numbers will be given out mornings beginning at 8:00 - one number per person. When the doors open at 9:00, you will enter the sale according to
your number. See above comments.
- All purchases must be picked up at the end of the last sale day.
- Items of high value have been removed from the home until sale day.
- Prices are firm first and second day.
Renesting Resources, Inc.
Description & Details
When you come to this sale, you will be entering the gracious 1920's home of long time and beloved Newton residents. During our time working here, ReNesting learned so much about the history of Catawba County, Newton, Hickory, North Carolina and the United States. When we do house clean-outs, we refer to our work being 'Residential Archeology'. That statement rings true here at the Warlick home. You will feel as though you have walked into a musuem as you are reminded of things & places from the past right here in Catawba County surrounding areas.
During our 'archeological' efforts, we have discovered quite a few amazing finds! Framed 50th Anniversary of the White Pine, Tyrone 'Mugsy' Bogues signed basketball during his time at Wake Forest, large Newton Implement calendar from 1940's, ticket stub from the Panthers vs. Patriots Super Bowl. We will be taking offers on several of these items during the sale.
(In case you skipped the above 'Terms and Conditions', be sure to read about parking. Very important!)
We will be adding more photos over the next few days.
The house is absolutely packed! Check out this list and photos:
FURNITURE:
> Barrister (or lawyer) bookcases. We have at least 10!
> 1800's pine farm table, Catawba County, 2 board top.
> Antique walnut 2 drawer work table.
> Late 1800's large library cabinet with 4 framed glass doors over 2 drawers.
> Late 1700's pine desk on tapered legs, signed on back panel.
> Victorian Eastlake walnut furniture to include beds, dressers, tables, cabinets, chairs, & mirrors.
> Antique tall oak file cabinet - 23 drawers!
> Antique tall corner cabinet.
> Antique walnut Empire chest.
> Several nice chests.
> 2 nice Thomasville French style settees, tapestry fabric.
> Vintage drop leaf dining table including banquet ends, turned legs.
> Vintage mahogany corner cabinet.
> Wonderful collection of Salvertini Neva-Rust wrought iron furniture.
> Antique table with 2 benches, painted green.
> Walnut drop leaf dining table.
> Pair walnut Pembroke tables.
> 2 nice walnut stands.
> 2 antique bookshelves with great character.
SPECIAL INTEREST:
> Philip Moose (listed artist & Newton native) paintings and sketches.
> Large collection of antique and vintage books to include Catawba County history, Civil War, WWI & WWII history, 2 vol set Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, Trials of War Criminals, Nazi Conspiracy and Aggression, Collections of the Addresses Papers of NC Governors. See photos.
> Collections of political memorabilia (local, state, national), American Legion memorabilia, tobacciano, stamp collection. Shelves and shelves of Newton & Catawba County memorabilia.
> Antique rifle floor lamp.
> Antique long guns.
> Tin toys, Tootsie toys, vintage childrens books & games, vintage Boy Scout items.
> Early Royal typewriter.
> Early cast iron pieces.
> Vintage Army uniforms, subcourses & manuals, boots, and maps.
> Antique flintlock pistol.
> Davidson College memorabilia, signed basketball, journals, etc.
> Ticket stub to Panthers/Patriots Super Bowl Game, and other Carolina Panthers memorabilia.
> Stacks of vintage magazines: Saturday Evening Post, Life, Harper's Weekly, The State (now Our State), Saturday Review, Colliers, Leslie's, The Literary Digest, The Country Gentleman, Nature Magazine, The American Woman, Ladies Home Journal, Boy's Life, The New Yorker, Woman's Home Companion, Home & Garden, LIFE Weekend, The American Girl, & more. Early 1900's - 1970's.
> Stacks of vintage newspapers: The Charlotte Observer, Catawba News Enterprise, Catawba Weekend, Hickory Daily Record, and more. Early 1900's - 1960's.
> Postcards, maps, travel brochures, more maps.
> Vintage Radios, record players, timer, antique speaker.
> Custom-made drapery, valances, and cornices by Loy Sigmon Interiors. Great condition.
> Antique & vintage women's clothes, shoes, Montaldo hats, purses. Mink jacket (recent times), Mink coat (vintage).
> Pair of 18"h mantle lusters - excellent condition.
> Pottery > Antique Singer sewing machine w/ table
> Oriental rugs > Oil paintings - antique and not antique. > Vintage & antique luggage.
> Antique trunks. > Antique rocking cradle, antique baby carriage. > Dolls!
> Large bulbous cut crystal vase - no hallmark. > Old liquor bottles and glassware.
> Antique gas heater.
> Antique firescreen and andirons.
> Some sterling silver.
MISCELLANEOUS:
> Many 4 drawer metal file cabinets. > Men's clothing - casual & dress, 100+ ties.
> Many telephones. Surely you need one! > Golf clubs > Lots of clay pots.
> Kitchenware, good china, fine crystal
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