1700's colonial home packed with all kinds of treasures

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  • Address The address for this sale in Rindge, NH 03461 will no longer be shown since it has already ended.
Dates
Fri
Jul 19
8am to 4pm
2019
Sat
Jul 20
8am to 4pm
2019

Terms

We rarely have to make people wait once the doors open at 8am unless there are more than safely can enter the home. We do not issue numbers, and allow people to wait one hour before the sale begins. Unlike some other estate companies, we are happy to help you load your items into your vehicle, but are not liable for any damage when doing so, and will only load an item once paid for. Please do not sit outside the home before 7am and please stay OFF the property until then. This is an old home and as such has narrow staircases, loose bricks, floorboards, and other cool parts. There is no hidden treasure, and this sale is NOT your chance to look for it... anyone caught removing floorboards or digging into a wall or foundation, or otherwise defacing the home will be prosecuted. This is not a joke, it happens, it's insane but again, insurance, don't be the example! Please do not go into rooms that are taped off and marked no entry. Please do not go into back yard AT ANY TIME, open any windows or doors, or attempt to gain entry into the home. The garage door will be the entrance and please leave one spot for people to load . . The property owner or estate company are not liable for any injury or accident and inform you that you enter this property at your own risk. (it's a nice place so don't be nervous, our lawyers make us write this) One person will be cashing customers out near the entrance of home and there will be employees on every floor and holding areas to assist you to hold items for purchase and make piles. Cash only for any purchase under $100.... paypal or debit OK $100 to $1000, Nothing will be held unless paid and must be picked up by end of sale. No dealers or others will be allowed in early, please do not ask. NO FOOD OR DRINKS other than bottled water will be allowed inside the home. We cannot sell items after the sale... if you see something you like, make an offer while you are at the sale. There are NO PUBLIC BATHROOMS PLEASE DO NOT ASK!! ( there is a service station with facilities less than 3 miles away) Feel free to make piles of items during the mad dash times, but only if you are definitely purchasing them.(we will work with you for a large purchase but please don't make piles unless you intend to purchase the items)We are happy to make arrangements for delivery of your large item (for a fee of course).. There is overflow parking in the field on the right side of the home (the houses right and will be marked) This is a large old home with breakable items so no small children will be allowed and a strict you break it you buy it policy is in effect. Stealing from anyone is not nice, but from an estate is even worse (they benefit mostly old folks who really need the money from the items and home sale), Sooooo... Video surveillance will be used and anyone caught stealing or attempting to steal will be probably hunted down by the insurance people at the very least. Questions regarding holding items, or item pricing cannot be answered, but feel free to ask about an item( this is common practice and makes it fair for everyone. If you see something you like, come to the sale and we will do our best to have you leave with it) We try to make each sale fun and easy going so you can get great deals on all our items and have some room left to make a profit if you wish to re-sell. Please keep this in mind regarding conduct, negotiation, and interactions with other shoppers at the sale, and help us keep the environment family friendly and professional. If you do not like the price of an item feel free to make an offer. We will do our best to accommodate every customer and hope to see you at the sale. Thank you

This is a 12 room 3 level home built in the 1700s that is full of items that you would expect to see in a home built in the heart of the revolution in a small NH town. WE HAVE FANS IN ALMOST EVERY ROOM AND AC AND IT WILL NOT BE SWELTERING IN THE HOUSE dont be scared! Also its on a dirt road (a flat one but go slow for kids etc) Give yourself time to see it all so you don't miss anything. Once you make the mad dash for your coveted items and secure them in a pile or your cloth sale bag, make sure and go through the rooms one by one which we will number so you don't miss anything! There are many pieces of fine china and porcelain. So many that to list all the different kinds would be painstaking. A lot of French Limoges and many other makers and not all are pictured as the unpacking continues, (the outside deck furniture, and garden cart was mistakenly pictured and not for sale, we are sorry for any inconvenience), clocks of all types and makes and ages (waterbury clock is working) jotul wood stove, collectible glass items of all types ceramic and porcelain pieces as well as vintage glass, a nice TE Smith red set and many others from small animals to large ornate hand painted vases, sculptures, oil paintings and prints from known artists as well as lesser and newer and antique pieces, various antique items of all types, old antique tools and modern ones, tons of sewing items, I mean tons. You could sew a whole house from this stuff and its all quality items, fabrics, fill, ribbon and yarn, the old wooden bobbins everyone likes, If you are crafty you NEED to come to this sale. This house has it all, , art, furniture from the victorian and art deco periods with many Eastlake pieces such as beds, dressers, chairs, etc. some matching, old flexible flyer metal clark griswold suacer, random metal and some cast iron garden items, horseshoe set to make pits, the usual collection of many jars full of every screw nut bolt ever, bird houses and bird items like food and hummingbird stuff, old sled, wheel barrow, almost brand new weber charcoal grill, old tackle box with old lures that are awesome, various types and sizes of planters clay ones and metal ones and all kinds of garden related items, citronella candles, a good amount of mason jars some old some not some blue some clear, a cool mid century cabinet with top and drawer for the garage, old wagon, normal garage items like rakes, extension cords, shovels, yard ornaments, a shop sink, some white metal chairs, roofing shingles, dehumidifier, fur hat, the old singer sewing machine (I was told its bad luck to have a sale without one haha) cool hobo clock, heres a nice one old advertising proofs from the 60s and 70s from a large ad agency in chicago that served large clients like old spice and Jaguar, Comet etc. These are original proofs from an employee of the agency. Some really great small not wicked heavy furniture like tables and racks and storage pieces of various forms, a really nice curved glass cabinet, vintage metal trash can, vintage shaving supplies, random glass and clear crystal ware, Some really great older known artist oil paintings, brass spittoon, old irons, a couple metal chicken signs, art supplies new and old, enamel ware pieces, old metal gumball machine, chandeliers, chandelier parts, flat screen TV's, stoneware pieces of various types sizes and makes, a cool hand made stained glass like window, a collection of antique pens and some newer including a Tiffany and Co. blue one, antique xmas bulbs, old coach wallet, some vintage board games, and card decks, vintage pocket knifes, miniature German dolls, regular sized Effanbee doll, plants, a few vintage cookbooks, some older and newer books, DVDs, Albums, VHS, tons of wooden spoons etc, vintage butcher block table, the old kitchen scale thats not on zero, vintage cookie molds, some nice Fenton pieces, a really cool turtle cake plate, silver plate set of silverware, random plate items, random sterling items, a few cast iron pieces with waffle iron, milk glass, old garlic press, some great carafes crystal, a box of purses, boxes full of all kinds of holiday decorations, fake Xmas trees, hand made clothes pin ornaments, old and newer, 2 dyson vacuums both work, old trunks like 4 or 4 of them in good shape, a few old victorian lamps and newer ones also, the victorian wash bowl setup with all pieces included wood stand and all, clean mattresses with 2 beds both great pieces, old suitcases, 2 nice victorian secretaries pullout desks with chairs, old model wood ship in decent shape for its age, random smalls of all types, nice fur coat, pilot flight suit vintage 60s, cast iron doorstops, tons of teddy bears of all types makes and ages, a wooden dollhouse circa 1920 with mini porcelain china, victorian children's and baby furniture, tons of rugs, blankets, towels, cushions for outdoor furniture of all colors and sizes, a whole set of vintage wicker furniture, 2 kitchen tables one with chairs, a cool vintage metal double gliding rocker, wind chimes, some free couches and other furniture items (come early if you want the free stuff), really nice random size tables larger and smaller some marble tops, all nice pieces, sesame street lunchbox (with thermos), stamps and other pieces of craftiness (boxes of craftiness actually), box of lace, rotary cutting machine, 2 old pencil sharpeners, random sewing and craft books, many display cabinets of various size and shape, some dog stuff, some architectural house stuff, door knobs, trim pieces, lock sets, vintage tins, baskets of all kinds, some really cool lamps (more lamps), mirrors all over, Victorian rocking chairs in great shape, old antique baby cradle, and sleigh, vintage glass marbles, tons of pillows and bedding items, household random stuff, ladders, and  much more great items.

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