ESTATE OF ANTIQUES DEALER AND PERSONAL COLLECTIONS OVER 150 YEARS

This estate in Summerfield belonged to a lifelong antiques dealer and personal collector who had an eye for lasting beauty and quality – in many categories, across 150 years, and at all price points. The house is packed:

Furniture galore – sofas, chairs, beds, tables, dressers and chests, display cases, hutches, Hoosiers, benches, desks, stools, rockers, wicker – farmhouse and chippy paint to French and Victorian

Vintage and antique furnishings and accessories, lamps, oddball stuff, from all over

Very good original art – oils, watercolors, acrylic, pencil, signed/numbered prints – and rare engravings and lithographs. Lots of unframed prints, ephemera, frames, mirrors

Extensive collections:

1. old stoneware – urns, bowls, jugs, pitchers, dishes – NC, NY, VT, MD
2. lusterware
3. old children’s toys & games, vintage clothes, dolls of all kinds with accessories
4. massive collection of milk glass, some unusual pieces
5. vintage perfume bottles
6. old mixing bowls, pitchers, china sets, baskets

Everything for fancy dinner parties – eating, drinking and setting a fine table

Fur coats, vintage coats and jackets in wool and suede, clothes and shoes, hats, handbags and purses galore, beautiful scarves, jewelry and watches

Other notables: old wall clocks and mantle/table clocks, crafting and sewing - bolt and flat fold fabrics, Elvis, holiday and seasonal décor with an emphasis on Christmas, handmade quilts and bedding, large collection of miniature and other oil lamps, old and current books – some of real value, vintage Le Creuset pots and pans and lots of other vintage kitchen items, cookbooks, barware galore, sterling and silverplate items (we polished it all!), vintage movie camera, projector and screen, pink and clear Miss America glass ware, MA Hadley dishes, Jugtown and other Seagrove potteries

PLEASE NOTE THE TIME CHANGE ON FRIDAY!

There will be a second sale for this estate on November 14 and 15 with lots of unseen merchandise, at the same address.

Friday October 9 noon to 6pm

Saturday October 10 9am – 3pm

Sunday October 11 noon – 3pm

Hundreds of photos tell the story.