Garden Estate Sales is in Pompton Plains for Part 3 & the Final Best Sale You’ve Ever Seen!!

We will be in Pompton Plains for part three of this monumental event. Admittedly the final installment will not match the caliber of the first 2, but it’ll still be better than 90% of the sales you’ve been to!!  Ok, I got that off my chest, so let’s talk about what we will have for you to buy!! The pieces listed and photoed are new to this event!

ALL OF THE LEFTOVER ITEMS FROM THE FIRST TWO SALES WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE, AT DISCOUNTED PRICES!! WE WANT IT ALL GONE!!

Some of the highlights include:

—Dozens of pieces of art. Many 19th & early 20th century pieces plus a lot of 1950s-80s pieces. Originals, lithos, etchings, engravings, posters & more.  Some artists of note..

               —Silas Poulton (20th Century),  Jay C. Taylor (19th Century),  George Essig (1838-1923),  Arnold Marc Gorter (1866-1933),  David Schluss (b. 1943),  after Grafton Tyler Brown (1841-1918),  Frank Keenan (1893-1984),  Max Streckenbach (1863-1936),  Leszek Piasecki (1928-1990),  Steven Cryan (20th Century), Al Hirschfeld (1903-2003) &&&& a LOT more…

—Antique furniture pieces

—Tons of smalls, cans, crates, tins…etc

—Primitives dating as far back as the 18th century

—1959 Guild T-100 Thinline Hollow Body Electric guitar, excellent condition in original case

—Lehman LGB Train set with track, transformer & extra car all new in original boxes

—More Sportscards.  Still a ton of new merchandise

—Photos & Ephemera

—Some great early photo albums 

—Original type 1 photos of Charles Lindbergh, Gene Tunney, Joe Louis, including an autographed 8x10 & Richard Byrds Fokker C-2 airplane “America” 

—Lot of approx. 50 WWI letters 

—Lot of antique & vintage postcards 

—Vintage clothes

—Some signs

—The garage attic is full of chairs. We haven’t gotten them down yet, pics will go up when we do

—Still some antique & vintage toys

—Some really nice trunks 

—16th Century Spanish Vargueno desk

—Antique 3 foot tall presentation gavel 

—General store ceiling lanterns 

—Some Antique jewelry

—1895 autographed letter by pianist/composer Josef Rheinberger (1839-1901)